skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> How do you self-regulate?

You are not hungry. You are bored. Purge snacks from your house. Purge sodas from your house. Purge sugary anything from your house. Never buy treats in sized over one serving. Only buy one treat at a time.
Weird question: Did you feel embarassed when you learned driver was sleeping in the car? I would be. You: Sleeping in a 5 star. Them: In an uncomfortable car seat. When I traveled to Seam Reap, Cambodia, I was constantly embarassed when my driver did not come to eat with me. It was a weird, unpleasant peasant-ruler divide that I did not enjoy.
One of the issues with the effective communication listed is it takes a lot more effort.

It can take me up to an hour to get all of my thoughts into words organized for easy understanding. But I'm usually dealing with things much more complicated and detailed that a REST api.
Being able to appreciate something has several layers. There are cultural layers. There are previous experiences. There are your own personal aesthetics and mood.

And if you understand something's technical aspects, you might feel that you dislike it for technical reasons, or because it makes mistakes that you know are avoidable, or for many other reasons... or you might appreciate it even more for the rightness of the technical approach along with the work as a whole.
I'm not from NC so what do I know, but the best pulled-pork sandwich I've had in NC is at Ole Time:

https://oletimebarbecue.com/

They also have Brunswick Stew. Clearly I just haven't looked for it.
A series of chats that probably sealed the fate of Twitter's ex-CEO Agrawal
Definitely. Were you aware that Google search will never return more than 400 results? Most people don't run into this because they use the default of 10 results per page and it takes 38 pages. But I use 100 per page and that's only 3 page of results. I can (and do) scan through that in under a minute. http://googlesearchonlyreturns400results.lol/

Google search has been severely gimped. And it's not alone. Bing too will only ever return under 900 results. The days of surfing the web are over. The tools to do so no longer exist. Now the searchable web it's just whatever has been posted on a corporate walled garden in the last year.
I just tried and changing "dd" to "da" doesn't work, so it looks like they ditched it completely:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_jKrZ130j5QcXycYK_HePw/vid...
I think even for phones anything above 1080p, is kinda pointless. Just a drain on the battery.
The only way I've ever found to make this make sense is to make a profession, or at least a hobby, of photography.

For me that's wasps, most recently this European hornet [1] who graciously tolerated my close proximity and macro flashes for long enough to get almost a dozen keepers, while a lot of half-drunk baldfaced yellowjackets [2] buzzed unsteadily around occasionally landing on my head.

It helps that you can't just rip off a burst in continuous mode and expect to get anything. Your flashes have to recharge after every shot, and it's tough to nail macro focus when handholding. Too, wasps startle easily, and if suddenly shadowed will assume a predator is approaching. So you make every shot with care and deliberation, the way film buffs like to talk about, but there's still space for serendipity nonetheless. Sometimes you catch a perfect four-millisecond slice [3] out of the 100ms or so that a ringed paper wasp spends taking off upside-down from the underside of a rose leaf.

There's no way to get shots like this with a phone camera; a wasp will let you get closer than you might imagine, but she won't let you get that close unless she knows you pretty well. Alas, I just bought a house and so a Z9 is thus not in the cards for some while at least, but if we're honest it'd be as much for the sake of it; I suspect I could happily spend the balance of my life working with the same D850 I use now.

[1] https://aaron-m.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/img_0826.jpg

[2] https://aaron-m.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/img_0821.jpg

[3] https://aaron-m.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/img_9967-2.jp...
You can reinvent as many wheels as your heart desires when you're in your own home, but when you're at work, just go take a wheel off the wheel shelf and get on with your day.
YTD $TSLA is down 44%.
Safari 16 on macOS will use VAPID protocol for Web Push
On the contrary, a lot of businesses punish it.
The ones at the top of the blog post? The ones on the right are better for nearly every case I can think of.

"what is 'it'?",
"who is 'her'?", and
"'not working properly' how?" are not the type of detail questions that people generally want to have to ask ever. (maybe the third is sometimes OK)
Just buying some old Canon FD mount stuff off of eBay lately. You aren't kidding! That vintage glass really has some beautiful character, it's worth shooting all manual to me.
People didn't get banned for saying men are not women, they got banned for harassing people and inciting violence. That's how Libs of TikTok avoids the banhammer, by going as close as she can to the line without crossing it.
> What are the odds your POV is coming from television and movies?

I'd be interested to know what the odds are that students themselves are self-selecting into categories based on what they seen in TV and movies.

Today it would be more IG and Tiktok, but what even are those if not micro-reality TV full of tryhards desperate to get a TV deal?
Your argument falls apart here, since you can review food without being able to cook said food. For example, you don't need to know how to cook to know that something is burnt and therefore critique it based on that.

What you're really arguing here that Elon Musk is more capable than the previous people in charge of Twitter. I won't defend them much, but based on many of his previous actions I'm skeptical he's going to do any better and in fact think he'll probably do worse than the ex-leadership.
> Starlink alone will make more money than twitter ever could

In a world where people are increasingly living in urban areas, fiber will annihilate satellite internet.

Starlink is yet another niche thing which Musk is specialized in pursuing.

In fact all of Musck companies can be summarized with "everybody has heard of them in the financial and technology press, but not many people use them"
Yeah, all those Teslas which deffo weren’t sold, what a scam
It would appear GCP Compute engine is down. I cannot view my clusters with kubectl. The underlying vms appear to be running though.
> Writing messages on Slack isn’t what engineers get paid for

This is wrong.

If you disagree, stop writing messages, and see how long you keep getting paid.
I read here in HN (whatever that means to you) that Product Owners in the Youtube team have an incentive to improve certain metrics if they ever want to be promoted.

I can imagine a "Watch Later" product owner thinking that if he removes a certain control, he can game the stats and say the feature is seeing more use - securing his promotion.

We see this in public administration all the time, no reason to think private enterprise would be any different.
Winding my watch and setting/checking the time is a morning ritual. It also helps me set my own inner clock. Usually I know what time my watch says before I look at it.

Likewise a timer. The motion of the hands gives much better sense of the movement of time than numbers changing on a digital readout, and a screen rendition of hands moving is so clearly an illusion, my subconscious regards it as a fantasy.

Why would I want a digital watch? Just another set of annoying updates and notifications and battery needs charging and system updates and ....
Are you saying that you are unable to run `git log` on a clone of the Emacs repository?
Also Corel Graphics Suite. Still available on physical media with a perpetual license.
> steal my computer

This shouldn't work if you use a strong passphrase for your private key ;)
I'm betting that something like the Google Circles gets implemented but at a higher level. In order to engage with certain people you have to be a member of certain groups/circles or not a member of certain circles/groups. These groups would be moderated by the people that run them. So instead of having Twitter pick and choose who is allowed on the platform, you crowdsource it to the people who want to moderate their groups - and lots of these people exist.
Resident Evil Village, Featuring Metal 3, Debuts on the Mac App Store
It is the opposite, being wrong is a really great way to start a conversation, people are really eager to correct mistakes.
Media has been going totally in the left direction after Trump won.

I don't really like him, but cancelling people exactly at the same time by all media companies shows that it's all controlled by a few people. Of course they try everything to say bad things about Elon now...it's funny to see actually.
You're right, but that doesn't stop it from sucking. Like every defense of Adobe and Pantone here are technically correct and rational, but that doesn't stop this from being a stupid problem which is deeply unfair to the consumer.
Classic shrinkflation. Normally Adobe would raise prices due to inflation, but they decided that cutting costly features and keeping the price the same is received better by the market.
Wait 80 years and you'll get the same effect.
Probably because the purpose of the action was not to «remove a broken screw».
Nilay's job is to generate revenue for The Verge and it's shareholders. You generate revenue by increasing ad views. You can increase ad revenue with controversial hot takes with saucy language.

Nilay is doing the exact right thing, in the context of his corporate job.
I don’t think that’s very fair, since CK gives you ways to move the time, and also plenty of stuff to micromanage if you want to. I feel like your comparison is just that time is an element, which is a pretty fundamental aspect of a lot of games.
To me it comes down to one basic thing: I can create decent looking text content without using my mouse/trackpad or F-keys. It's about as easy to write as it could possibly be. Additionally, I don't have to worry about the editor inserting weird annoying-to-parse markup elements mid-text as I've seen in Word documents (in the docx XML).
You're definitely right. If so far you've only cared about PHP, until finally Node became dominant, then...

Yeah. You should just wait until 2035, then check again if Deno is relevant. If so, might be time to take another look.
People claim this but apart from banning trump and the "no-deadnaming" thing no one can give me an example...
To communicate technical concepts effectively, think harder about what may be unclear or misunderstood by the recipient(s) and take the time to address those ambiguities preemptively.
citation please :-)

To me...if I have to pay someone to do their assigned job it seems like a bribe to me
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bribe
(using money to affect the conduct of a person)
It boggles my mind how much music we humans committed to physical media over the last 70 years. It seems endless. One of the great joys of DJing is getting to swim in that abundance.
Pretty crazy that a country can just completely block all internet outside of what they want to be accessible...
One app that came to my mind reading this is Briar [1] - no real internet required, can connect to other briar participants via bluetooth and WiFi. Sadly only for Android...

[1] https://briarproject.org
> Agreed. If someone has a deep enough understanding of engineering fundamentals, moving bits is moving bits. It doesn't matter what use case is sitting on top of it.

VERY few developers are at this level, though. Most (>99%) are stuck in some paradigm associated with their typical tasks.
I think this is a pretty good summary, but misses one key point: people don’t like wearing something that blocks their natural vision for very long. Some can’t even do it for a few minutes. It’s not like any other form of technology in that way. Even 3D TVs didn’t have this “feature”.

Gamers might be able to do it all day, and it will probably always have that market. But as a replacement for the flip-open or pull-out-of-your-pocket screen, never gonna happen. Sorry Zuck.
Zion V2: A Web5 App
Moderation is important. I can’t imagine how those on the moderation team feel, letting repeat offenders back on the platform. My guess is most would rage quit
It’s hard to not have disdain for the tech bros considering how many dumpster fires have been lit using their apparatuses.
NASA’s InSight Lander Detects Meteoroid Impact on Mars
IIUC, the lawsuit is still active [1]* so I'll wait until then to believe Musk actually wired the money.

* Afaik, the only motions about closing the lawsuit are the ones on Oct 6th which was opposed by Twitter.
[1]: https://law.justia.com/cases/delaware/court-of-chancery/2022...
Anyone looking to take this game to the next level should check out the Space Exploration mod. I’ve dumped a few hundred hours into it and it’s made the vanilla game feel like nothing more than a tutorial. It’s awesome.
It's acceptable (and required) for others. Which is my point.
I decided to go cold turkey a few months ago, cancelled my Adobe CC subscription, uninstalled and went with Affinity Designer+Photo (they had a 50% off offer on).

To be honest, it’s hard! Every time I open the apps the muscle memory isn’t there, everything takes longer.

I didn’t used CC often enough any more to justify the subscription. But 20 years of knowledge and experience (at times I was using it every day) doesn’t translate as quickly to another app when you are only using it once a month.

The Affinity products are good, they just aren’t exactly the same as the Adobe equivalents.

I’m committed to not going back though.
Thank fucking god, any HN thread about Elon musk devolves into collective psychosis.
GPIO pins.

If you want to connect a "regular PC" to the real world, you can get a USB DAQ but even the cheapo LabJack, NI or MCC models are at least a hundred bucks.
Dojo is just machine learning optimised hardware, and it's optimised specifically for the FSD use-case which is lots of image processing.

I can't imagine it having any benefit whatsoever for Tweet moderation above using some GPUs for ML.

Also Musk likes to pitch integration between his companies but the reality is that there's very little.
The Verge is actually a subsidiary of Vox, the far-left tabloid. It's not surprising then that Vox-like traits appear in their articles.
< He said it was about free speech but Twitter is already about as free as it's possible to be without permitting a whole bunch of content that is NOT protected under the first amendment (CP, calls to violence etc).

There are plenty of things that are nothing of the sort, merely “sins against wokeism” that will get you instantly banned until you repent. Look, I would prefer conservative people treat feminists and trans people with more sensitivity, but examples that come up over and over are people getting banned for making jokes about there actually being innate differences between men and women, or the ways that slogans like “trans women ARE women” might be a bit too strongly worded.
Well, it also makes 40B a year, so, there’s that.
Speaking from experience, a decent entry-level set up for servicing costs minimum $500, you'll need to do it several times to get it right, you'll probably break the first watch you try it on, and you'll forget the skills involved if you don't keep servicing watches. It's kind of fun, kind of frustrating, and only worth it as a one-off to understand how a mechanical watch works unless you plan on rehabbing watches as a hobby.

As an alternative, I recommend buying an old pocket watch and dis/reassembling that. Easier to work with, same basic principles of operation.
He probably wouldn't be active on Twitter since he'd want to keep the excitement on his social media real estate, but I'd imagine he'd claim his Twitter profile and keep it for mundane posts if it were reinstated.
There is a far better piece on the matter from the atlantic :
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/09/how-ame...
Space X bailed out Solar City with NASA money by buying its junk bonds. Tesla bailed them out with a fake shingle presentation to drum up an acquisition.

In the past the board of SpaceX got angry at its workers and resources working for Boring Company:

> The arrangement alarmed some longtime investors in SpaceX, including its largest outside backer, Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund, some of the people said. The investors learned in recent months that despite the diversion of SpaceX resources and staffing to the fledgling Boring startup, it was Musk who was in line to receive almost all of any future profits, these people said.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-questions-over-elon-mu...

It was basically embezzlement, but they ended up with a quiet settlement giving SpaceX some shares:

> In early 2018, The Boring Company was spun out from SpaceX and into a separate corporate entity.[27] Somewhat less than 10% of equity was given to early employees, and over 90% to Elon Musk. Subsequent concerns by SpaceX shareholders resulted in a December 2018 reallocation of 6% of The Boring Company's equity to SpaceX.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boring_Company#History
Open AI?
Many top-million sites and large companies are using security.txt
Parents through their local school boards, AKA, government.
I think it helps if you can preface your paragraph with a short summary.

The reader then knows generally the scope of what you are trying to communicate, and the details become more approachable. That said, I’m pretty horrible at this balance as well, and often lean towards long form “walls of text” that eat office hours, then work OT to compensate.
Yeah, had the same thought. People seem to be perfectly happy to participate in horribly moderated internet spaces full of people who are exactly like not-all-men fedora bullies, but in the other direction - mostly because there's no alternative (yet).
The thing is, you don’t have to leave to anywhere. If the content on a platform annoys me too much, I don’t leave to someplace, I just leave.
it would help a lot if either side actually articulated any arguments
key qualifier is "in the watch world" 30m is not very good.
While a Pi can be used to browse the internet a bit and write some text, i would not want to endure the low performance for anything even slightly more heavy weight.

I absolutely hate to wait for slow compile times, long startup times, slow disk writes and laggy browsers. All of which you will get on a Pi.

The sad truth is that for no reason a lot of modern software is super bloated and eats resources like crazy. And you can not avoid those in work related environments.

Things like elastic search, a bunch of docker containers, an IDE, multiple browsers, Thunderbird, Slack and so on... must run in parallel without any hiccup.

And my case it has to drive at least 2 monitors, without any complaints, all while video conferencing is running.

My base memory usage is around at 10-15 gb all the time (i am using ubuntu with awesome wm) good luck cramming that in the 8gb of the Pi and a swap on a SD card (hope you got an SSD).

Modern computers are super silent anyway so who cares if the Pi is quieter than the AC or the cars outside the window.

As it stands Pi are ridiculously expensive nowadays so there is really no reason to put up with a subpar solution.

Just get a cheap (used) workstation or mini PC which costs the same and is multiple times as powerful. If it is too loud replace the fans with silent ones those are cheap too...

My Pi3 is now driving my 3d Printer which is a more appropriate use case.

And my Pi4 collects dust behind the TV because it is a bit too slow to serve as a media computer at 4k.

I bought those years ago (60€ or so) and would feel completely ripped of if i had paid the current prices.
They are. Luckily the only GRB candidate close enough to do that is eta carinae and it's probably pointing in the wrong direction.
What if I bet his lawsuit would fail and he would be forced to buy Twitter?
I'm also reasonably sure they're making sure that they're backing up all git repos, to make sure no such commits are tampered with.
Aren't repeat offenders generally let back on any platform?

Lifetime bans are pretty rare so once the ban expires the person is allowed back.
You might want to read the definition of the big words you use

> Authoritarianism is a political system characterized by the rejection of political plurality, the use of strong central power to preserve the political status quo, and reductions in the rule of law, separation of powers, and democratic voting.

Now if you think sharing nazi ideas on twitter is actually beneficial for society it's your call, Europeans made a choice a while ago about what they want to tolerate or not
Serendipitous Prompting for AI Image Generators
Men are not women, transwomen are women. Glad we got that cleared up.
Learn to Read the Source, Luke (2012)
My suggestions have become increasingly stale. Before it felt like they were trying to work in related videos but now it is just the same 30-50 videos on the home page for the last 3 weeks.
Absolutely. I’m talking specifically about Elon Musk. He only knows how to run gov funded organizations. Just like his buddy Thiel and Palantir.
That's the same as a flat earther saying it's harassment when someone says "the earth is not flat".

Meghan Murphy was banned for saying the earth is not flat. "Men are not women tho".

https://twitter.com/SwipeWright/status/1585838039397707777

It's ridiculous gaslighting enforced that was being enforced by the platform.
I just started "The Science of Engergy" by Michael Wysession for the same reason.
More data = bigger indexes = much much more complexity and cost involved in simple filtering.
I just bought solar powered + radio sync one to never have to worry about it again (well, once per 10 years the lithium battery needs replacement but that's about it). Almost worked, got Pro Trek and it takes a bit of fiddling to get it to sync, pretty much have to be outside and facing right direction
Show upcoming meetings for a Microsoft 365 user with Microsoft Graph Toolkit
It's interesting, because I've heard a lot of stories about environments like that, but I've never personally seen one. In every job I've had, the most respected (and highest paid) developers have always been the ones who struggle to find time to write code because they're too busy communicating. It was actually a hurdle for me at the start, and I remember being shocked the first time a manager told me writing lots of good code wasn't enough to get promoted.
The thrust of the article is that buying Twitter only damages Musk.

And the way to make it better would be to go back in time and not make the mistake of buying it.
Yes, seems to be an issue with CloudFlare's JS challenge page interrupting the resource request: https://github.com/mjackson/unpkg/issues/343

I was able to hastily fix this in production by migrating to jsdeliver: https://www.jsdelivr.com/unpkg
Haunting is the page blocking modal demanding I register at Substack. That site and Medium are begging for a Nitter.
Cruise seems close technology wise but they're hitched to a parent company that is unlikely to do very well in the coming recession and transition to EVs. They're also spending billions with zero revenue. There's a big risk they'll face the same problem as Argo where GM will try to find a buyer but nobody is interested.