skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah, but you see, my argument is that companies that big should be broken up or subject to government scrutiny, and if passing multiple threshold, nationalized (airports, railway, most infrastructure actually). And LLC shouldn't exist in its current form.

But i get shit from people pro-LLC (basically libs, neocons and fascists), so when one of those complain about a company banning them, i cannot resist saying "Companies do not have to respect the 1rst!" or something like this. Pure Shadenfreude, because i basically agree with the premise.

It's like anarcho-capitalists ("libertarians"). They have a good intuition about what freedom means, but either don't have to capacity, or the will to push the reasoning further, about what power is, what structured power looks like etc (i think it's the will, their subconscious know that if they reason further, it will cause some cognitive dissonance, so they don't).

By the way, if you're a conservative, you should read Baudrillard, in my opinion he is the only conservative who pushed the reflexion far enough (or rather, he is the only situationist who pushed his reflexion towards conservatism). And if you're leftwing (i mean, for european standards), you should too, to understand what conservatism can be if you help him think.
censorship attenuates the truth to its true significance.

-Some powerful newspeak there bud
I think you should be banned for such a comment.

There is an inherent distinction between being born with something versus something you acquired during your life. Many trans people live their entire lives not feeling like they belong in the body they were born in.

For them it's no different to being born black, white etc.
Really? I found the trackpads great for it. The default mappings are honestly quite good; I made some minor adjustments, and in general it works. The only thing I didn't like was that the in-game tooltips didn't tell me what the steam deck controls were.

That said, they said in their original Switch blog post[1] that they intend to bring these control mappings to PC/Steam Deck

[1] https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-370
This is an excellent guide. Thank you for taking the time to write it. I wish I had something like this when I started out in tech but helpful people early on taught me about not sending screenshots and sent a link to the XY problem explainer page.
Traditional sails are very labor intensive, I doubt they will ever make economic sense again. They also take a lot of space that most ships don't have.

The two variations that might go somewhere are kites to save maybe 10% of fuel [1], or some variation of rotor sails [2] on tankers or bulk carriers that have the unobstructed deck space.

1: https://future.hamburg/index.php/en/artikel/skysails-marine-...

2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotor_ship
You did not answer my question at all.
NanoPi R5S has dual 2.5Gb and a 1Gb. [1]

1: https://www.friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=287
Reminds me of times when Facebook wanted to patent the word "face" and King wanted to patent the word "candy"
Yeah we don't want that. Faking the feature list is quite useful for VMs, if say you have Zen 2 and Zen 3 CPUs in your cluster but still want VMs to be live-migrable between the two
no it's not, because the internet doesn't require you to be present in some place so you are not subject to that jurisdiction. i do not recognize the jurisdiction of a country to demand a block of its citizens from a company located in an entirely different nation, and i doubt American courts would either.

like imagine i host a human rights site. if iran says it is illegal for me to provide access to content supporting womens rights to iranian citizens, it is not "illegal" for me to continue doing so because i am American, i live in America, and i operate only by American laws. America would not extradite me to iran for failing to comply with their internet rules.
My hypothesis is that market-driven electricity production simply doesn't handle this correctly. Planification would probably work better, but that's not politically accepted.
He can restore paint peeling from glass and falling into the bottom of the frame, to near-original condition. He can take skinned paintings and return them to something like they were intended to present.

He can take almost-destroyed objects and return them to curatable, displayable art with the original artist's intention preserved (as well as the damage permits).

I'm sure folks can backseat-drive anything, but he makes it perfectly clear what his intentions are and what the customer's expectations are. And then he does that.

Anyway I learned a lot from his demonstrations.
Perhaps the difference comes down to body type (Ectomorph, Endomorph, or a Mesomorph)?

https://www.gq.com/story/body-types-explained-ectomorph-endo...
Stopping people from stating facts and forcing them to respect the emperor's new clothes by force creates toxicity, yes.
I wasn't able to find any projects that actually used bastion, which is too bad. I'm very curious about "fault tolerance" and how it could complement Rust.
Perhaps it's just hard to come up with more.

But you do see the same effect on Twitter. Guy will be normal, then get popular for one tweet, and then spend the rest of his life trying to pander to that audience.
Why not assume there are many readers here who are interested in good faith discussion and just go ahead and post a summary of the science?
I'm not sure their example of "improved" short-form messaging improves things much. In some ways its worse. We're all being overwhelmed with information, and often the thing we want to know is: is this relevant to me, and what is the gist. The terser the better.

For what it's worth, I sometimes go with something like:

Update on foobar.py bug:

- Script was not updating last-name column in person table

- Notified Sarah, and Sarah will push fix soon

Details:

Blah blah blah, if you aren't interested in all these details, don't read this. But super useful if you need it.
> Says who? I understand the core principles of absolute free speech. I just don't agree. This is a very absolutist (and americano-centered) view of what liberties encompass.

It should be obvious, but the people in power will not want you to say bad things about them. If given the power to prevent that, of course they will. (and they'll say that "politician X was found in bed with a dead hooker" is libel, regardless of the facts)

> Some political organizations should be prohibited.

But which ones? Just genocidal ones? Do communists count? How far do philosophies need to differ before a party is allowed again, and who (besides the individual voter) should be the one to choose?

"They're totally just lying about their beliefs" can be both true and not an acceptable reason IMO.

> prosecuted after intimidating opposition through violence.

Then BAN INTIMIDATING OPPOSITION WITH VIOLENCE. Ban ALL of it. But "these words are violence, this violence is just protest" isn't ok.

> Your voting rights cant be stripped away for small offenses.

Only being able to vote for people with governmentally approved opinions is itself a removal of voting rights. This should obviously be true for the limit case (only one candidate), but it's a spectrum.
Agreed so much about log messages. I have a personal rule about them. You know how when you fix a bug it's good practice to add a regression test alongside the bugfix, so it's harder to introduce again? My rule for logs is that if I had to debug something and the logs did not make the problem obvious, change the logs so it will be obvious next time. Even with a bugfix and regression test, there will be similar bugs it will help catch. Or at the very least help you quickly prove that a new issue you're seeing is not a regression of that past bug.
Not only that, but after some digging it seems that the GPIO header is actually not half bad either despite it being somewhat small: https://wiki.odroid.com/_detail/odroid-h3/hardware/h3_24pinm...

Supports i2c, UART, USB, and hopefully manual pin control too. That's already miles ahead of a NUC in terms of interfacing.
yo this is p lit
You don't get it.

The stuff you find abhorrent is THE WHOLE POINT of protecting freedom of speech. Things that nobody finds objectionable (if there is such a thing) don't need to be protected.
Invidious is an acceptable interface to YouTube.

Some things are missing, like searching and queuing videos while watching one (I guess adding this feature could be a weekend project), but there's no ads, you can listen to video without downloading the video part, it does not stop after a while, and is quite lightweight. You can subscribe to channels and there's no magic happening in the videos you actually see, nor any need for a Google account. The information density is correct. You don't wait before a skeleton while the interface loads, because it's instant. SponsorBlock works with it too.

I can recommend. It might not be very sexy, but its interface design is not driven by commercial reasons and does not follow the oversimplification trend.
The issues I have are that developers tend to be bad at communicating even with each other. Communication as a discipline is a lot about meeting people where they are and this is difficult for basically everyone. The antagonistic attitude that developers seem to develop happen across almost every technical discipline whether it’s engineering or even trades. It may be even worse in trades given so much contact with the general public. If developers had to do customer support for their products as a rule you bet they’d get grumpy. However, I’d also say that interacting with the public probably makes most people in US retail grumpy, too.

What I think I’m trying to say is that developers self-selecting out of things thinking they’re either not good at them or because they don’t like to do them is a bit of a luxury compared to most professions and many on the outside would look at that and feel there’s an attitude of arrogance and entitlement as such.
For some context, and why some believe that Babylon Bee's suspension was the catalyst for Musk buying Twitter:

Twitter is the defacto online public square for a great number of people in politics, journalism, academia and many other fields.

Twitter's TOS was, for whatever reason, deliberately written to disenfranchise half the voter base, half the country more or less by making it so simply expressing deeply held political or religious views would get half of them banned.
What Makes Sourcehut CI So Good
Eliminating the character limit would help. It allows people to include nuance and encourages more in-depth discussion, rather than trying to fit an "own" in 280 characters or less.

I'm convinced that the collapse of sensible political discussion happened for two reasons: The Internet gave every dumbass a megaphone, and the rise of Twitter removing all nuance from the discussions.
The US is a republic rather than a democracy because people don't vote directly on laws. Its unrelated to how the president is elected. An example of a democracy would be the Swiss system.
If you're going to call something "disinfo," that thing should at a minimum be required to be untrue.
Except one story is about people doing things legitimately to get things done within the constraints of their corporate overlords while the other is about a thief ripping people off.

Not so similar after all
As Elon Musk takes over Twitter, free speech limits tested
Talking with friends: some report most recommendations align with their interests, even those that are surprising because they haven't expressed interest in that category (hadn't yet watched or liked a video in the theme). However like you other friends report routinely aweful recommendations across the board. My experience is in the middle somewhere.

I wish there were a way to see how it places you in various demographics, with a corresponding 'slider' to move yourself in/out of topics.
A lot of worrying here about moderation in the new Twitter. Musk though will just whip up a version of Full Self Driving to automate the moderating and problem solved, I'm pretty sure.
> who don't want to be spammed with ads, but also an assortment of porn, aggressive politics bot and weirdos.

Are we talking about the same website here? Because twitter has been full of this for many years. Maybe you just don't notice it because the content in question is politically agreeable to you.
a social media represent one specific group of human, now their life depend on Musk.
agree. a lot of people I've known who say "there is nothing good on YouTube" either ignore or outright block recommended videos from showing up. there are centuries of videos worth watching on YouTube, and the more you tell YouTube what you like (by watching) the better it gets at recommending things you like.
I gave up long time ago and just used RSS feeds from channels I subscribe.

I am fully convinced the only reason RSS still works is that someone at YT forgot the feature exists and so it didn't get fucked with from when YT subscription panel was still working.
Technology Companies Are Shaping the Ukraine Conflict
Yeah it is one of those cases of 'someday i will use it for something else'.

Maybe a Pi-Hole and or file server.

Too sad that its performance is just quite not there for 4k video (on the other hand it is amazing that it works at all for such a small device).
Which leads back to the issue that the current top comment mentions. Intel has been caught using vendor Id checks to undermine performance on competing CPUs. Hence keeping the identity mutable may be necessary to protect against very real and very well known bad actors.
Haha, this feels a lot like homework and my policy through university and graduate school was to simply not do assigned homework.

Nevertheless, let's give it a shot.

This is my impression based not only on the game, but also from subsequent content I have been exposed to after having played the game (based on my interest in the game factions - Oda, Hojo, Toyotomi, Uesugi, etc.).

Upon exposure to foreign culture (after the landing of the black ships), the shogunate worried about the influence of foreign ideas on its populace. They also recognized the value of foreign technology (e.g. guns in the game). So they limited foreign interactions to mercantile activity on the island of... the name escapes me (something-jima).

This policy continued for... a couple of centuries? But started to fall apart before the era depicted in media such as The Last Samurai.

Now I will admit that my understanding of the events and impact is somewhat superficial. It may also be inaccurate, in which case I am sure you will correct me. But my understanding would have been non-existent if not for the game.
maybe this means im not a real engineer but the game became tedious for me after a while, and i was too lazy to set up the really intricate contraptions
And if you want to make that argument, fine. But when people are banning those who disagree, I will reflexively side with those banned and against the people doing the banning, whether or not I agree with them.
It all depends on where we are in the curve.
His career started in 1962 as RD and he legally changed his name to EJ in 1972. I think 10 years of being a reasonably famous musician under a name is notable, no?
That’s the way you feel about the issue.

The Babylon bee and I don’t agree, which is precisely what this thread is about.
What do you do if you are in such org and your idea-less manager not only steals all your ideas but also sabotages you to the point where you never get to implement anything yourself?

Are there books on how to play the game?
Like satirists posting pictures of Muhammad?
Just coz it's hard to do it well doesnt mean they were trying to do it well.

Neither will Musk, most likely. Im sure we will be regaled with "unappreciated subtleties" about why tweeting about his private jet flights is a no no.
A joke about trans people is not transphobia. If somebody makes a joke about white people is that whitephobia?
Citation needed. Can you find a tweet that says that, report it and tell if me it's found to have violated the rules?

I see leftists in my communities getting banned all the time.
The issues is who gets to define what is phobia. Anything you say can be misconstrued as a phobia somewhere in the world.
Electric cars reach 18% of new car sales in California compared to 6% in the US
> I imagine this will do a speed run of unbanning -> turning into a cesspit of toxicity because ‘free speech’ -> lots of people leave because it’s so unpleasant.

I imagine this is a repetition of what every single article in a mainstream outlet has insisted will happen for months, rather than an insight.
My only interaction with youtube is clicking on a link from another site, or searching for something on google and clicking on the link from their. I never navigate within youtube, nor click on any other videos.
They absolutely are. You can see for example there are a few of these GaN PSUs in stock in Asia and US is expected to get stock on Monday. https://smallformfactor.net/forum/ has lots of satisfied buyers and a month ago /r/sffpc was abuzz with people getting \these and fitting them in various cases. I exchanged an email with Larry on September 21 last. He is certainly not great on social media, like, their twitter account exists but is completely empty.
Perhaps you are unaware that many recovering alcoholics choose to remain anonymous because revealing it would be damaging to their career. I don't tell people I'm bipolar under my real name because I noticed it scares people and they pull away from being friends with me. So don't tell me how trans women are more special than me.
Fyi... the url params in that source code[1] no longer work:

const urls = {
popular: `?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid`,
oldest: `?view=0&sort=da&flow=grid`,
newest: `?view=0&sort=dd&flow=grid`,
}

Which means the following url modification with "&sort=da" will not work in an attempt to list the oldest videos first: https://www.youtube.com/c/veritasium/videos?view=0&sort=da&f...

[1] from https://github.com/sw-yx/youtube-browser-extension/blob/e76f...
If you can jump right to electric power, then hydro power can give you all the power you need to get civilization going again. I don't think that tech knowledge would be likely lost if people survive at all.
Which facts, specifically. Please go on the record.
You trying to lose weight isn't self-regulating, that is you manually regulating your weight.

The fact that you have 30kg excess weight to lose shows that there is an issue with self-regulation.
Here is what's very helpful in loosing weight: ketogenic diet. Just try it for fun and see for yourself.
I have a vague understanding of actors and fault tolerance, but it's not clear to me if actors provide fault tolerance or if they just make concurrent programming less error prone? Would be happy for someone to stream-of-consciousness riff about how an Erlang-like fault tolerant approach to reliability compares with a more traditional approach in theory and in practice. E.g., if you have a component that is just erroring and restarting all the time, how does the operator know that something is wrong? Do you have special monitoring? Do you look for restarts in the logs? I guess maybe what I want to know is "how does operating an erlang-ish service compare to operating a traditional service?"
Then they shouldn't have agreed to not joke about that stuff in the first place
Saying "the Earth is round" is hateful from the perspective of flat earthers. Would you apply the same logic equally and make it an offense to satirize this particular belief?

Or to bring it full circle, I doubt the Bee would petition to get someone banned for satirizing "God" or saying "God is not real". If they did, we would call it out too.
> I block out all comments. Those are likely all bots or people indistinguishable from bots

definitely not. there are very few bots in YouTube comments these days, though there certainly are some.

there is a LOT of brown-nosing, though.

I don't watch ultra-popular stuff, so what I see is different from what you will see, necessarily.
Domestic pigs grow tusks. People file them down or rip them out because, well, humans.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig#Care
Good way to mess with people that like to print PDFs
This is what happens when you rent your software instead of buying it. Don't support rental software. If you want your software to keep working for when you need to use it again far in the future, don't rent it.
This reminds me of why I hate when government agencies excuse an overly broad rule by saying they "won't prioritize enforcement" against favored/minor actors. Eg [1].

[1] https://www.axios.com/2022/09/13/us-treasury-department-torn...
Would the Earth shield one side of itself? If yes by how much?
Apple's Dynamic Island creates more problems than it solves for me
Why not allow spam? Surely the marketplace of ideas should be as free and open as possible?
It's not surprising that Meta spends more on capex than Apple, Twitter, Snap and Uber combined. It's very surprising that it spends more than Tesla. I'd want to see a spreadsheet to believe these claims, as (after Metaverse investments) Meta seems spent less on CapEx last year than Tesla.

Of course, it's possible that the 3-year window was chosen specifically to average down Tesla's CapEx as opposed to a 1 or 5 year window (which has a higher average)
Agree! I would love to see this, as its exactly the kind of "benefit" (or "perk" if you will) we were hoping to offer at Sentry. This is our way-more-of-a-pita implementation of getting users voices into what projects we fund, but also ensuring we fund critical infrastructure we rely on.
worked for iojs and nodejs
If Babylon Bee makes a joke about trans people how is that removing trans voices from the platform? If making a joke about a group is the same as encouraging violence or whatever then you can't make any jokes about people.
Here's an explanation of DoOcracy, as linked from the open letter:

https://communitywiki.org/wiki/DoOcracy

(If you're like me and hadn't heard of the concept before.)
Am I right in assuming that though lots of work has happened in gitea since the fork, at least half of the code there was still written by the guy behind gogs?

They're just going to form a for-profit based on his work and cut him out entirely?
Show HN: Proxy-web-storage, a more convenient way to use storage through proxy
Keep the type of storage value unchanged and change array and object directly. Supports listening to the changes and setting expires.
>2. The clerk will be fired if he asked - not just for any unnecessary documents, but just for asking any legally unnecessary question.

>3. The clerk will be also fired if he accepts a registration that does not confirm to federal guidelines.

Fired by whom? Who is in charge of checking this? How do you ensure that the clerk isn't just accepting false businesses and giving a percentage to whoever's above? On its face this system doesn't seem to cure a culture of corruption to me
I don't know anything about that (and I'm pretty sure TLS 1.3 doesn't mandate ECH since ECH isn't even finished standardizing!) but you can check to see if your browser supports ECH by visiting https://tls-ech.dev/
This was quite good! The money quote:

"It always bothers me when people say 'why reinvent the wheel', because the wheel is an _amazing_ invention. It is almost perfect -- or quite possibly perfect -- for what it does. It perfectly turns static friction into dynamic friction for moving objects. It is something that so elegant and beautiful, that if you were to ask why we would want to reinvent it, I would say _of course_ we do not want to reinvent it. It has worked for thousands of years, and has been unchanged for thousands of years. _Nothing_ we have developed in the past 30 years of game-development, is a wheel. In the future we will have so much more powerful tools for game development, that people will laugh at the things we did to make games. If we want _to get to_ a wheel, we need people that will _attempt to make the wheel_."