skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Clearly no. Could technofeudalism exist without the governmental enforcement of private property? If private property ceases to be a relevant socio-organizational mechanism, only then will I be open to considering that the mode of production has significantly changed.

The reification of economics under capitalism creates a fairly large blind spot under which relatively small changes in how big tech operates are disproportionately perceived. If one de-reifies their conceptualization of capitalist economics, the rest of the iceberg reveals itself. When this perspective is attained, it's plainly evident that the vast majority of social relations remain the same.
Let's get specific here: what does "replaced with black" mean? Is the swatch itself remapped to the "black" swatch, or is my Pantone color name the same, and only the values change? If the swatches are still named the same thing, at least I can recreate the colors, but if that information is lost, we've got chaos on our hands.
Disputes are not unique to open source projects. But they usually have no hierarchies and no contracts. So disputes are settled this way.
There is no "open source" because it is a shitton of work someone has to pay for it and actively manage, and open source means anyone else could just take your income source (selling the paint catalogs) and re-make it cheaper.

If you're buying a lot you can just design the color, get a bunch of samples mixed and pick one.

Hell, you could go to good paint shop and get anything you want matched and get a recipe for it, that's how car can be painted to match the paint that changed the color with age.

Just costly for anything not mass market.
Honestly put me off ever wanting to get involved.
Very helpful history, thank you, however it contradicts your claim.
I am actually a fan of bra-ket notation. But in my mind, <i|j> is the amplitude for going from state i -> j. My point is, if you just have one state that you want to talk about, which one do you write down <a| or |a>? It doesn't matter. You only write the brakets when you want to calculate transition amplitudes/inner products, or cross products.

I agree about just keeping them the way they are originally facing and nothing will go wrong. The nice thing is that you can mechanically rearrange things almost like regular algebra, i.e. draw out a common factor, and don't have to think what these objects are (a vector? a dual vector? a functional?).

Same with four-vector notation / Einstein summation. As long as you are following the rules for raising and lowering indices, you cannot form "wrong" products or mess up the transformation properties.

Said in another way: as a (former) experimentalist, I don't care if the vector is p^mu or p_mu. All I care about is the product p^mu p_mu.
That sounds about like my experience in the US. The worst was a few years back when I'd say maybe 1 out of 4 deliveries just failed to show up to my door for one reason or another. Since then, they've been a lot better, but now Amazon just feels like a local cache for Alibaba anyway.
Or perhaps more like 12 hours, as half of the Earth would be exposed instantly.

But even then it depends on whether it's the direct radiation that's the issue or something more indirect (atmospheric changes, etc.)
It’s very accurate. But I don’t think that will prevent hurt feelings.
That's the point where it gets tedious for me. At some point it's just painting with MS paint. I have drones that can build anything i draw, i have supply lines for the resources to build those things, I've launched the rocket already, even the turrets and walls are auto repaired/replaced and the bugs are irrelevant.

It was fun to get there and i always had some goals to acheive. But at some point it's done and dusted with 0 replay-ability.

I will never understand the mindset of those that build Megabases.
The answer is not very well.

You get best estimate, make your pics, get it printed and then actually see it.
> Does a community (in the general sense of the word) have the right to actively police/censor the content of an individual or group of people on the Internet in their own community (such as in the case of Kiwifarms)?

Does Facebook or any other community have a right to take KiwiFarms off the net? Obviously not. Is Facebook, Cloudflare or any other company allowed to decide that they want nothing to do with content like KiwiFarms and refuse to do business with them? Absolutely.
Imo not a great release, but not nearly as bad as the screechers say. The UX was surprisingly bad, which I wasn’t able to deduce from the screenshots during the dev diaries.

It has a similar problem as Ck3 in that, the devs really don’t want to focus on warfare, but anything other than warfare is either tedious or just not engaging. Also, completely not important, but I feel the large state sizes will make grand campaigns even worse than Vic2.

FWIW, like CK3, I think it has the foundations to be an amazing game, but will require EU4 years worth of DLC and mods to get there.
It's a tale as old as time: Programmer on HN complains about the removal of obscure menu items from a popular social media app
Proud to have worked on one of the failures in this exhibit :-)

I also had a number of the products I've worked on land in the Weird Stuff warehouse (and, oddly, another surplus hardware warehouse near Seattle).

Badge of honor :-)
Or, big tech is now big enough that material deterioration in the wider economy is enough to over-power their baseline annual growth (i.e. big tech will continue to boom after adjusting for economic performance).
This is how newspaper articles are written. Critical details up front followed by the extra info at the bottom.
The "left" catches constant bans on twitter. Democrats won't leave; it's just pretending, like when rich people say they'll leave the state over taxes, or when Democrats said they'd leave the country if Trump were elected. It isn't that they don't want to see things said that they don't agree with, it's that they don't want things that they disagree with to be said, anywhere.

Leaving twitter would just mean FOMO on all the stuff that people were getting away with saying.
The short preface is a good point. Maybe it could even get expanded in more dynamic elements. Basically a short recap with the ability to quickly dive in deeper if interested, so everyone can choose their level of detail, or glance over it, and only drill down if something stands out to them.

I'll need to see whether our systems supports it.
> Unless YOU are a top contributor to gitea

And the top contributors seem to be exerting that choice aren't they? Now what?
Ah! This is very useful. I hate those over-the-top expressions in the thumbnails.
Since a lot of CEOs don’t understand this I’ll explain/remind that buybacks create wealth for shareholders if stock is priced less than its intrinsic value and destroy wealth if overpriced. If you aren’t sure what your company is worth you should under no circumstances do buybacks.
Text based? It may have started as it, but my timeline is 90% pictures, gifs or videos.
Anybody wanna invite me to lobste.rs ?
Von der Leyen was made president of the commission because Lagarde was made president of the European Central Bank.

Germany and France wanted these positions and decided amongst themselves who got which. Both wanted the ECB presidency more.
Agree! My favorite lens, not that it is used as an everyday walk around lens, is 300 f 4.5 manual focus Nikkor. Marvelous mechanical precision, incredible picture quality and works perfectly fine as a 900 mm equivalent with a 2x TC on a DX body.

Vintage glass is great, if you get it good condition.
I am sorry but you have no idea. Yours is a very common misconception.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_Resistant_mark#Water_res...

Water Resistant 3 atm or 30 m: Suitable for everyday use. Splash/rain resistant. Not suitable for showering, bathing, swimming, snorkeling, water related work, fishing, and diving.
That's a VM. It will be trapping CPUID at the instruction level and returning whatever the VM is set up as.
"Can you tune the ego down? Some of us just want to get work done and not deal with this' And then you do circle waves with your hands toward them. Realistically, you're going to need to bring it to their attention have to reinforce. "Constructive criticism only please" You're going to have to teach them how to treat you. Don't take shit. Assert dominance by maintaining eye contact while doing the above. "None of this will matter in 50 years when you're dead and everyone forgets you existed"
> who is to say with certainty whether that's the result of schizophrenia and auditory hallucinations, or an actual interdimensional communication from the architect of this virtual reality simulation we're all (okay, perhaps) living in?

Russel's Teapot. Also, Occam's Razor.
Very helpful - also contradicts the claim of the person I originally asked the question of.
Well start by acknowledging you won't be changing them. You can only change/control yourself.

So you need to identify what is making you such a target. Perhaps because you're the spookie rookie? Or is it more? You have identified you feel bad but why? Figuring this out is how you fix not becoming the target in the future.

You can try manipulation. Whenever you are alone with them you talk them up, 'oh man you're too talented to be here' type of talk. It could help. Beware getting caught.

Learn from dogs. How did you respond to this person? If you respond non-emotionally or neutraly to their bad behaviour. Imagine you were dogs. You have 1 dog coming and nipping at you. What do you do? You show your teeth first, if it doesnt stop, you growl, if it doesn't stop you either leave or you bite.

Also be sure you're responding correctly. If someone isnt being an asshole and everyone around doesnt think their behaviour is wrong. When you bite back, you become the asshole. So you have to be sure you're on the right side.
Smolnes: A NES emulator in less than 5000 significant bytes of C++
What makes you think you know anything about the food industry, or the context where people are coming from, in general?
Isn’t train ticketing online now? I know my 75 yr old dad just does it at home on his laptop.

Edit- echoing a comment further down. I got an Indian visa. It was done online and was emailed to me in 24hrs.
>This makes me even more unlikely to open source ANY of my work now, especially with this type of predatory bs running around.

Use a copyleft license like the GPL or the AGPL.
Yep, that would have been a second elevator. There would be completely no way to roll the plane in that case, though I wonder if the plane has a natural tendency to fly level anyway.
Interesting, I guess it made sense to me because I read the FAQ which describes and mentions user flags several times:

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

> How are stories ranked?

> The basic algorithm divides points by a power of the time since a story was submitted. Comments in threads are ranked the same way.

> Other factors affecting rank include user flags, anti-abuse software, software which demotes overheated discussions, account or site weighting, and moderator action.
Disappointing, that they own outdated combustion engine cars. They should have the money to by the fastest electric car on the market: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rimac_Nevera
The amount of shit those websites do and yet they remain somewhat functional is a remark on how performant JS runtimes are. All that “log every single mouse movement and send it as some analytics continuously while we load 55 new ads and 10 new fonts” would probably give a hard time for Qt with c++ as well.
If you just use notify to tell listeners “there is work in the queue to grab” can you still lose messages? I’ve always seen it implemented where workers have to go and claim items (transactionally), not just wait to be pushed them.
>Babylon Bee seems pretty harmless.

It's as harmful as The Onion. Which is to say, not.

I think The Onion is funny, but the bee is funnier. They're even better at mocking themselves than any of their haters are: https://babylonbee.com/news/babylon-bee-writers-struggling-t...
If it's intended as a differentiator, rather than cost savings, I would hope they would mention it in the fine print somewhere. I'm in the market for a new iPad this year. I've already ruled out the new base iPad but I've read the Apple site closely and quite a few reviews and this is the first I'm hearing of this difference in USB-C ports.
I think part of the reason is that beyond a certain scope there is limited commercial desire for such levels of exactness.

While companies will talk the talk about always needing their brand colour represented perfectly. I've found very few walk the talk. Presenting printing quotations with PMS versus standard CMYK, they often compromise. Presenting premiums or other production which isn't print-based, suddenly they're happy to compromise rather than organise a custom dip.

So while we have CIE as our solid reference, for cosmetic representations, we probably don't need more beyond than that commercially for the bulk of clients.
read my mind, I guess the way to win an argument is to assert you already know future outcomes.
Unless you live in a cave you cannot possibly be ignorant of the multiple accounts of Twitter censoring people’s discussions. Examples? A quick search on Fox News:

https://www.foxnews.com/media/twitter-double-standard-hunter...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/critics-twitter-censorship-obitua...

https://www.foxnews.com/tech/media-company-grabien-suspended...

https://www.foxnews.com/media/twitter-suspends-jordan-peters...

https://www.foxnews.com/media/twitter-facebook-censor-trump-...
>I can imagine what A/B tested Vim would look like.

Much more intuitive to learn?
I use mine as a very nice thin client: https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2022/10/23/1700
Those shots are amazing! Very cool. Have you gotten stung yet? :)

> The only way I've ever found to make this make sense is to make a profession, or at least a hobby, of photography.

I recently got my first "real" camera to take better pictures of my family inspired by this thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33104618#33123207

I definitely wouldn't have gotten one if weren't for the inspiration of my kid, however I've grown quite fond of using it and learning more about taking good photos. It's been a nice creative outlet outside of coding.
> Musk has failed to ever engage in the detail of how to address these issues

Do you mean engage publicly, or engage even privately within his own teams?
Maybe I am running low on coffee because I felt like I was having a stroke while reading this post.

>However, the “safe” is only valid if e.g. the used supply lines from the power supply with “native” 12VHPWR connector have a good quality and 16AWG lines or at least the used 12VHPWR to 4x 6+2 pin adapter also offers what it promises.

Like what is this? I know those words, but that sentence makes no sense.
Blockbuster had a chance to buy Netflix in the early 2000's for $50,000,000.

I bet it spent a while regretting not making that purchase, but then again, if they had Netflix may have become a passing fad and never branched out into the online streaming market.

https://www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/netflix-blockbuster-meeting...
Honestly this kind of stuff is why I don’t travel to such places. Im sure they’re beautiful and whatever but I’d rather go spend time in an advanced country like Japan. The constant guilt tripping is not fun.
It's not just you, I'm left of Democrat and end up getting Jordan Peterson recommended to me. Especially on shorts. My guess is the algorithm thinks I like "politics" and suggests whatever "political" content it can find.

Besides this, I too have found the content quality declining. The best content now comes from channels/creators I followed years ago, while most new stuff that's being recommended is of the reaction to reaction to reaction variety.
Every larger community (or even medium sized ones) have friction around collaboration, as they are efforts to reach a common goal but not always is the way of achieving those goals agreed upon by everyone (or sometimes, not even the goal is common).

The only difference between open source community and private ones is that the discussion ("the social drama") tends to be done out in the open for everyone to see in the open source ones, while in the private ones it happens behind closed doors or between individuals behind peoples back.
For sure. I've had this discussion many times with many people.

I'd argue that most women, in fact probably 99% or more, fall into a fairly straightforward definition - two X chromosomes, raised to behave like whatever their society expects from women. (I think we can agree that "woman" might have different cultural/social expectations depending on where they were raised? E.g. in some parts of the world a niqab or hajib is expected, for instance.)

But there exists a small group of people who don't fit in with that definition. They might have been born with a penis but two XX chromosomes, they might have been born without functional ovaries or an abnormal set of genitalia.

They might have been born with XY chromosomes but never developed a penis.

These folks are intersex, and are often raised as women.

I would say, in these cases, that we might agree that they are women - their chromosomes might not always be XX, but all their features and body development and social upbringing in the world suggests that they are women.

Then we come to another group. A group whose bodies are functionally male but who feel a deep revulsion at being a man.

But before we dive in to that case, are you comfortable with the other two cases and have any disagreements about the 99% or intersex cases?
The example of Emby vs Jellyfin is illustrative here. Emby was "the open source Plex alternative", then they went commercial, then they went closed source. The community forked the last open release as Jellyfin, and despite most of the previous contributors being employed by Emby and the Jellyfin community being newer contributors, it's clear that Jellyfin has overtaken Emby these days, and has put more of a dent in Plex market share than Emby ever did.

Or I mean even Gitea has been on the other side of this, while the Gitea contributors _were_ gogs contributors pre-fork, they were not the largest.
I don't know about simulators, but I can tell you that, out of the ten or so times I reversed the ailerons by mistake on my RC planes, zero landed without crashing.

Yes, it took me ten crashes before checking that the control surfaces move the right way before flight. Now I run a battery of tests, each one inspired by multiple crashes.
...does this make sense. These seem like words that should go together but I can't grok what is being said.
> ... they'd probably rather force you to wireless.

IPads don't support wireless charging.
Communicating your stigmas is optional, and rarely does anyone with institutional power demonize you or even attempt to de-facto ban you from public life for it.

I am extremely obviously trans, I can't opt out of being beaten up because some conservative talking head said people like me are all pedophiles. And if the GOP had their way I'd be illegal anywhere a 10 year old could be as "inherently sexual".
Typically I see it described as you play a “Dynasty”.
Here's a compilation from verified accounts only: https://i.imgur.com/nkN539Q.png

Vast majority of these accounts were never banned and many of the tweets are still up today.
Same with the 3 dots that show extra options like saving to playlist. They pop in after the rest of the site has loaded.
I recollect few years ago when the US ordered all western services to be blocked to Iranian citizens, it was a big outcry when Gitlab and Github published blogs confirming their implementation of the Iran blockade. To me the west lost all moral arguments criticizing Iran for doing the same within their own country.
My hope is that the shift to EV causes side effects like increased number of communal hubs and better public transit so people don’t have to use cars as much anyway
There's a rich and beautiful irony in seeing a bunch of armchair libertarians gushing about the glories of unfettered speech on HN - a web forum that employs some of the most heavy-handed moderation in the biz.

Not sure how long Alex Jones or Mike Lindell would last in here...
Nice of you to blame everyone.

What's your proposal to fix it?
I bet it is a bit more hassle than RPi.
Ironically it is extremely bourgeoisie to have sensibilities which can be offended by a luxury consumable.
Oh man I love Paradox Games, they really scratch an itch which no other game gets close to which is giving history context through game mechanics.

Playing through Hearts of Iron enough times and you really get a good understanding of why the cold war was more ideological than anything else and how certain governments would ally themselves with different factions depending on how wars played out. Play through Crusader Kings and you get an understanding of just how powerful France was before the formation of the UK and how HRE was simultaneously incredibly well organized and a mess.

I absolutely adore these games too because unlike 99% of 4x games out there it's an actual sandbox. Rather than giving you set objectives you just have to survive until the end of the era which can be hundred of years or just a decade depending on the game.

I never understood why there was such a focus on "Winning" in Civilization, felt like it was such a limiting factor in how i could play feeling more like a board game on a computer, especially in multiplayer. If you ever fell too far back you might as well check out early. Meanwhile every Paradox game is an actual sandbox. You want to play as a small group of tribesmen in medieval africa? Go nuts. Want to try creating a mercantile empire with your base of operations in the middle of Siberia. No problem. You might not reach your objective but as long as you survive you will never "lose".

Experiencing the rise and fall of your nation is way more fun than just racing towards the finish line and honestly makes more sense than achieving a "Culture" or "Science" victory.
1. The community governance structure that was promised by the Gitea developers

2. The reassurance that Gitea would be a stable platform to build on without having to compromise between the open source project and a commercial variant
Thats because disputes tend to get a lot more attention than things that work well.

For example, it seems you never saw any of the news about how the Python community calmly and carefully discussed what they were going to do to move forward after Guido resigned as BDFL?
The Origins of Money
Germany already has some experience in what fascist propaganda can lead to and really doesn't want to repeat that.
There's just data and interpretations of the data. Using the word "fact" like it wins an argument is for elementary school.
I think stereoscopic viewing is fundamentally a bad idea that holds little promise - it's not really 3D, but a parlor trick that gives confusing depth information, the eye must focus at the screen even if the scene is very close or very far. It's too annoying and tiring as a sustainable consumer technology; maybe tools only professionals are required to use, ex. remote surgery gear, with pros and cons well understood.

This could change if holographic digital screens become practical, allowing, for example, multiple people in a room to see a real 3D scene, each from a different angle without any head gear.
How you even define metallic paint in numbers ? Both shape and type of particles can differ
> Everytime I see anything related to the open source world bubble up into the public I am only reminded of high school and college level social drama.

This is entirely explained by survivorship bias. The matural social interactions which are the bread and butter of open source never bubble up to your purview because they aren't dramatic and interesting.