skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It has only been very, very recently that we have gone from "gender is a social construct" to "sex is a social construct."

What? Since when is sex a social construct?
I think it'll work more like this.

There are people who enjoy reasoned debate, even if they don't agree with the counterparty. They won't downvote those tweets. Their cluster weight will be gently moving in the direction of others like them, and its weight will let through a wide variety of other gently weighted groups.

Others are compelled to screech and foam at the mouth if someone argues for a $WRONGTHINK - even in jest or as a devil's advocate, and will downvote them instantly. Their weightings will be heavy, and will exclude most other groups. They will see only what they want to see, and won't see what they don't want to see -- reasoned debate from groups they disagree with, for example.

This is a personal choice, and mirrors physical group dynamics.

If someone "in your group" starts talking crazy, they will begin to separate from the group (by mutual down-voting), and migrate to a different group. You (and the rest of your group) won't be affected much.
Right?

If their "reporting" was so egregious that they got banned, I'd question how accurate their "news" was.
Yes, brain growth and learning/remembering stuff for instance.
AMD open sourced their drivers and maintains them directly in the kernel now, ever since 2017. No issues at all for me using Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04, which uses Wayland and GPU rendering by default.
As someone else mentioned it's 1-9W not 1.9W for the H3 and H3+.

I don't particularly trust the numbers, generally the N6005 runs hotter than the N5105, which makes sense since it's the same process and largely the same chip with more GPU EUs.

ServeTheHome mentions VERY similar boxes (same CPUs) "At idle, we saw between 10-12W depending on single versus double SODIMM configurations. Maximum power consumption hit just over 30W. Both at idle and at maximum, this is significantly higher than the J4125, but one also gets more performance, so there is a clear trade-off. At the top end, adding ~5W over the N5105 was unexpected based on similar TDPs."

On the N5105 (they reviewed at least two) "Power was not a winning point of this solution. At idle, we saw between 10-12W depending on single versus double SODIMM configurations. Maximum power consumption hit 24.5W even with the Topton configured (512GB/16GB) unit. There is clearly room to go up from there. This is a lot higher on both idle and maximum power consumption than the Celeron J4125 that we looked at previously."
This isn't a search engine that is optimized for quality or authenticity of information contained on the sites. It's simply a tool for exploring an index of websites that follow the guidelines set by the author.
I hope they finally add the time travel extension to the TCP/IP standard.
Search the CPU name on AliExpress.
Yeah buggy ais plague twitter and facebook. Something similar happened to me on facebook, apparently i violated a french law when using a harmless idiom. Was unbanned within the hour tho because it was obvious i wouldn't really sell my own kidney to buy ethereum if it dropped at 200 usd despite its ai thinking i am involved in human traffiking. They even apologised which was nice.

Having said that i think relying solely on the judgement and discretion of rich powerful ceos to regulate political discourse is dangerous. Its how oligarchies are born. We need clear laws on how such platforms and news sources or distribution mediums work.
Well, it's a webpage exclusively devoted to dinosaurs. Dunno what else to say.
Did you try to send DMCA request to google search https://support.google.com/legal/answer/3110420?visit_id=638...
False, none of those other platforms have the town square vibe. They're fragmented boxes of content and conversation.
> Clearly we do need something like Markdown, but the existing attempts (including Mediawiki's "wikitext") all reveal that design a markdown syntax looks easy, but is actually extremely difficult to do well.

Related to that, there's also an obvious "network effect" at play here. Every Mediawiki uses "wikitext" so to use Mediawiki you learn "wikitext". As a user you don't want to have to learn more than one of these syntaxes so you use whatever is most common. I think that's the tautological answer to headlining question "Why Is Markdown Popular?" network effects, specifically "Markdown is increasingly popular because Markdown is already popular". It's used in enough places and has to be learned by enough people that generally people learn Markdown. Once they've learned Markdown they expect to use it everywhere else (and so Markdown spreads).

(I had a time where I preferred reStructuredText and its increased power and capability and internal consistency over Markdown. At this point because of network effects, I've decided to just focus on Markdown like "everyone else", though.)
The problem is that reddit clusters based on topic, rather than social group. If I'm a bad state actor who wants to influence America on a mass-scale, I buy a bunch of accounts, and buy upvotes, and can shift the hivemind. Or I just infiltrate the mod team. Obviously you'd need to be relatively sophisticated to not get caught.

But Twitter is based on social circles, not topics; those concerns don't apply. Instead of having an entire topic/subreddit be biased one way or another, you'd have small friends groups and small communities, that have social dynamics that are as close to real life as possible. Hence all the scale-related problems don't occur. The radicalization rabbit hole? Doesn't happen with siloes. Harassment? There'll be much less with siloes, where someone needs to "add" you (like on Facebook) to interact with you, rather than a drive-by quote-tweet. Ideological censorship? Again, with siloes, there's less need for moderation, so people who aren't harming any others get to communicate with each other. It's more organic.

Obviously implementing that isn't as easy, but there's good ideas for clustering in this thread.
Obviously my opinion but based on some observations. He is not unfamiliar with the fintech space (Paypal). Remember the old joke about printing money - with TwitCoin he would be doing it - literally. Biannce is an investor. He cannot get rid of bots even if he wants to. People do not hand you billions of dollars without some hope of being paid back - even if you are Elon Musk.
I’ve had better experiences and I also find that issues that aren’t neatly D or R weigh more heavily on them in smaller or more local jurisdictions. I think there is a good case to be made for a similar dynamic on a social media’s board, where the mechanics of good moderation and guidance, combined with cordial operating principles, should be too front-and-center to ignore.
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Everyone I know that worked at SpaceX left due to substandard compensation. I don't think it's a secret that you work at SpaceX for "the mission" versus "the money".
no, restrictive of what you consider hate speech. here's a example: it is pretty common for my generation (zoomers) to joke about suicide. so if i mention i got a 89 on a recent exam a friend might reply "lol kys". this isn't actually hateful. similarly, i was talking with a few friends. one mentioned her boyfriend broke up with her suddenly, and another female friend rolled her eyes and said "kill all men". again, not actually hateful.

now apply this problem of "potentially hateful depending on context" to more important stuff. some racists have abused studies on demographic differences to give hateful rhetoric some "scientific" backing, ignoring that you can't generalize from a population to an individual. this has led to mention of demographic differences being very sensitive subjects and sometimes labeled as "hateful". but i don't think we want to stop all research involved with this.

i do not trust the government to make these determinations about when context is hateful and not. since Americans are much less trusting of government than most europeans maybe you can see why we come down on a much higher bar for the government restricting speech and even higher for prior restraint.

let's take a counterexample from your country, where a man was sentenced to community service for a "grossly offensive tweet": the only good Brit soldier is a deed one, burn auld fella buuuuurn

he faced possible jail time. now i think this is more easy to identify as "hateful" than prior examples i've listed. i don't know if this was the person's intent, but in this case hate can serve a legitimate political purpose (anti-imperialism/anti-military industrial complex). similar to how "all cops are bastards" is "hateful" towards cops but again serves a legitimate political purpose (protesting police brutality, racial profiling, etc.)

so again, should anyone really trust a government to be the entity to determine what is "too hateful"?
These types of contracts are not new or innovative.

They're usually used by mining companies to hedge future market variance, and are not exclusive to Tesla either. On top of other companies having these contracts in place as well, mining companies will pay to break these contracts if a high enough bidder comes along or flat out pays them to break it.

With demand pricing spiking for batteries, these lock ins are not very strong.
All I know is that permanently suspended accounts have not been reactivated yet, despite all his blundering about it
The web platform has tons of very high level stuff in it, much higher level than SQLite, and more is being added. Even specifically on the topic of 3D, they're trying to add a <model> tag and standard 3D model file format to HTML right now. It doesn't make sense to reject Web SQL, which is much more foundational, on the grounds of being too high level. Not now, but even less so back when the decision was made in 2010, when the web itself was all higher level and the lower level APIs you mentioned didn't even exist.
If you view the source code for that page, you'll note that the HTML tags are in all caps. The very first line is:

<!DOCTYPE HTML><HTML><HEAD><META CHARSET="windows-1252">

And the copyright line is Copyright © 1997-2022 Kevtronics, Inc.
>It has only been very, very recently that we have gone from...

Would you have said the same thing about ridiculing someone for being openly gay in government 30 years ago, being Catholic in government 60 years ago, or being Black in government 80 years ago?
Twitter has to repay a $13 billion dollar loan at the very least.
Enough for what? Useless worry? I don't think there's much we could do about it.
My belief is marketing. Toyota spends 1.3 billion in marketing world wide. Tesla has no marketing team but Elon himself is the marketing engine on Twitter.

With Elon owning Twitter he can automate the marketing for whatever companies he runs now and in the future. Also he can invisibly or visibly promote his own tweets. On top of that the company makes 5 billion a year.

I think Elon probably has a very techy view that marketing is bad. And if he has to do it, he will do it in his own weird way with 100% control of how it will be done.
I'd work for twitter if they were less driven by political ideology. Maybe I am wrong, but it looks from the outside that one would have to walk the thought line to succeed in many of these west coast companies.

Edit: If I am wrong (possible), help me understand why.
If a better standard is needed by every phonemaker and agreed upon, and they cooperate in developing it, and the EU (which btw is not where any of these phonemakers are HQ'd) agrees with it.
>His goals are good: focusing on the 80% bandwidth of free speech, but getting there for sure is going to be tricky. This has to be by far the biggest risk factor.

What I think will be the real litmus test is Azealia Banks, whose account currently remains suspended [0]

She was banned for allegedly transphobic tweets [1] which were political speech by any reasonable definition (she was banned because the way she said it, not the content of the idea).

Why I don't think she'll be allowed back is because she has a personal relationship with Musk/Grimes where she sends that same kind of hate their way.

But like I said, interesting litmus test.

[0]https://twitter.com/Azealiaishere
[1]https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/10/14/azealia-banks-suspende...
Why haven't you muted Elon Musk yet? Do you want to see or not see Elon Musk's tweets? If you don't want to see Elon Musk's tweets, mute him right now. If you want to see Elon Musk's tweets, it's mighty strange to complain.
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Yes - if his investors want to ever have anyone trust them to invest money ever again.
reStructuredText met a lot of what you are looking for in that "modern" markup language, though reStructuredText doesn't have much of a life outside of the Python ecosystem still.
this is such an odd way to confirm everything I'm saying but I'll take it.
Visitor is a very useful pattern in truth. Handy with client/server, deserialisation and in C++, boost variant as that serialises too.
Yeah, I'll be curious to see, now this is not first hand, but I was referencing this pitch deck to investors which seems like the most honest version of Elon?
Since it's directly connected to the money, but who knows.

https://www.pymnts.com/news/investment-tracker/2022/musks-pi...
cross-origin caching on the web has been dead for years

doesn't seem possible to do without leaking data
Wew lad.

Referring to yourself as "ethically challenged"? Complaining about cancel culture?

That profile just reeks of "WHY CAN'T I SAY THE N-WORD!?"
Freetube - https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube
Interesting turn of events. From the title alone, I thought it was going to be commentary on the nature of software engineering and management (or mis-management) of complexity.
It’s a highly semantic issue. “Woman” historically denotes sex. Some people want to change that to make it denote gender. The people formerly known as women were generally not consulted about this change.
There's no copy-protection or anything, but you do have to authenticate your account if you want to fetch mods from the built-in mod manager.
That list looks pretty "random and anonymous" to me. How many people on that list do you think an average person would recognize? I can't imagine it is more than 2 out of the 11 award recipients and many won't know a single one?
Doesn't matter, somebody else will.

I know Musk is widely disliked, but there will never be a shortage of talented engineers wanting to work with him, on interesting challenges, for very high compensation.
I have no idea how that would work at all. I need to derive a private key (I assume) to move the money. So what's your solution? Keep in mind, it has to work with only the password I have, so if it's just a matter of hashing an attacker can start right away with "assume the password is 'password'"
> It's worth keeping in mind that despite the brave face, Musk didn't want to buy Twitter. In fact: he desperately didn't want to buy Twitter. He's been forced to do so by the Delaware courts.

I haven't had a lot of good things to say about Musk as of late but I think this might be an exception, this kind of fortitude is something we should all strive to have. When cornered, he at least didn't complain or cry too much, he actually bit the bullet and has a very convincingly brave face on indeed.
Regarding #3: I think the stated missions of e.g. SpaceX and Tesla are the main draw of talent. The rest is loyalty, without which most talent would leave for less a less stressful work environment. At the very least I think we can expect much higher turnover and a distinctly younger talent pool. Sounds almost good if you don’t have concerns about the chaotic whims of ruthless and impatient leadership.
Would you know if AOCL is supported by numpy? And are there any benchmarks out there? (Especially interested in Zen4)
It's odd how even straight up telling someone you don't support Trump won't prevent them from trying various tactics to imply you're part of the group that should be summarily dismissed.

And why? Because I pointed out things everyone knows to be true. You haven't straight up said it's untrue because even you know it's true.

But Trump! right?

I saw a youtube video yesterday where someone was banned for making a joke about gassing Ben Shapiro. The person who got banned for making the statement claimed the right-wing WHITE SUPREMACISTS were the ones who got upset. Really? A white supremacist got upset at a joke about gassing a jew?

in 20 years will I still be getting accused of being a Trump Supporter for saying things that are known to be true?

Who knows, but you are everything that's wrong with US Politics right now.
Trump stated he is returning to Twitter on Monday. He must've already spoken with Musk.
That’s true, but does working for Twitter inspire employees the same way that Tesla and SpaceX do? The koolaid goes down easy if you are working on cutting edge problems like self driving cars and rockets. A social media (i.e. advertising) company doesn’t do the same for me.
Anti-Semitism and anti-Asian views are pretty popular in the black community (I can't say to what degree but high enough that it shows up in hate crime stats), just as much as it exists in the white community. It gets swept under the rug and never really addressed; I've even seen that the idea that minorities can't be racist (even towards other minorities) being actively perpetuated on social media. I think that should change. Kanye is a big voice, but he's hardly a lone voice.
On the other hand, I’ve reported posts for using racial slurs (you know the one) and for calling for genocide … and been cheerfully told they didn’t break any rules but that I can block the user if my feelings were hurt. These sites aren’t moderated ideologically, they’re moderated randomly
Interesting, Erlang comes up here on HN rather frequently but I haven't really looked into it. I think I should though, any resources you can specifically recommend?
Are they known to the public is what's important
Kanye has been reinstated. I think he had been banned indefinitely. Not sure if that’s the same as a “lifetime ban”.
Giving an award to a Black person has slightly different connotations when it is done at a NAACP meeting compared to a Klan meeting.
With free API, third party providers can fill the gap with bad spam moderation Twitter could never figure out themselves.

Instead of trying to maximize in-house value open ecosystem works better for Twitter.
I agree. I said:

> so it is effectively a one time penalty for a given website

which shows that I already acknowledged the demise of cross-origin caching.

Each website the user visits that uses this library has to pay a 266KB penalty once, which isn't that bad. (Well, once, unless the site developer decides to upgrade the library, then the penalty applies once more, but that's expected behavior.)
Back in college there was a dude in one of my classes with the last name "Ligma".

It's a good thing he got through middle school before it became a meme.
That’d require a REST interface.
What specifically about the code review UI is annoying you?
All this information should be included too! Obviously there is a limit to the article scope but it wouldn’t harm to answer these obvious questions it leaves dangling.
Well, California mandates at least 3 months *pay for salaried employees in many layoff scenarios. There’s some further complexities, but I imagine most employees at Twitter in SF qualify.

*technically, notice. But companies can opt to pay 3 months pay in lieu of the notice, if they want to cut ties immediately.
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Ivwould feel a bit offended if somebody would send me screenshots withoutva word of context. Often times the explanation of the context is a big part of a solution to a problem, or even shows the problem to be non existing.
Are you sure these aren't just thinly-veiled requests for a bribe?
Trump said he would never go back to twitter. It is well known, and without a single counter-example, that what he says always true. Therefore, it is moot to even discuss this possibility.
The best friends you will make are through shared pain and adversity. This is generally why lifelong friendships develop in college, the military, and startups. Seek something to endure and you'll have friends that you'll invite to your kid's wedding 25 years later.
You sound interested enough that you might enjoy bits of the actual paper [1].

They didn’t exactly say the bees stopped playing under stress. Instead they said the behavior isn’t a stress response (they know this because they eliminated stress from the environment). Also, the evidence that it’s inherently rewarding is bolstered by the pattern of interaction with balls. It increases over time and then drops (typical of play), and it is unrelated to mate/food finding.

It’s very difficult to know what animals are thinking. The scientists say multiple times in different ways that none of this is conclusive (the longest section regarding knowing the behavior isn’t function-related). That being said, it’s a well designed experiment in my opinion. I think they did a good job of setting it up so that we can conclude: “why else would they roll the balls?”

1. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Samadi-Galpayage/public...
I bought a 2015 MBP intentionally in the year 2016.
Full self driving is inevitably going to be a combination of road technologies paired with on-vehicle technologies.

Humans, the current most sophisticated driving intelligence, crash all the time.

AI, will need to be smarter than humans to outcompete in a world made for us, but if we bake some simple additional signals into the roads and other vehicles, the whole thing might work.

I am no longer optimistic about the next 5 years.
No, because those aren't even remotely similar things. It wouldn't be a "hate crime" to call a Catholic a Protestant, or a Gay person a Straight person or a Black person a white person. It would be a hateful to deny them rights or to call for abuse. In this instance the "hate crime" is merely saying someone's biological sex is x, even if they say they are y. However, If I called a non-trans woman a man or a non-trans man a woman, that's not a hate crime. So, the whole idea is fairly inconsistent.

I still think it's very much up for debate, unlike the instances you listed. I have trans friends, and while I can't speak for them, I don't believe they think the debate is as settled on some of these issues, especially in regard to "misgendering" being a hate crime. Hell, I've misgendered one of my non-binary friends constantly by accident and we're still friends. I'm not banned and haven't been charged with a hate crime. Would I want someone intentionally misgendering them just to get to them? No, I think that's cruel, and I'd defend my friend; but I don't think that person should automatically lose their account or be arrested (which has happened outside the US.) There's an important distinction there and it's an important debate.
This has me intrigued, why? Hughesnet has ludicrously low data caps.

(Asking as someone that fits your description. DSL is offered where I live, at 3mbps. :( Cable/fiber are offered if I want to shell a quarter million to help them build their infrastructure... so no.)
I agree. We know they were meeting to discuss a lower price throughout the process, but no agreement was reached. Not surprising if Twitter felt they were very likely to win, why accept less? But they did discuss it.

It's more accurate to say Musk didn't want to buy Twitter for $44 billion. His timing on his bid really sucked. He might have saved half or more if he'd waited a few months.
PICK'M is a web-based platform users can place wagers on music and purchase music stakes to sell and exchange as the value increases.
This is good news isn’t it, twitter has been this biased this can only do good
You have GOP party members actively supporting a coup. And intend to do so again.

Worse than the 1960s.
Globally unequal effect of extreme heat on economic growth