skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suppose that there are some good examples of Government inserting agitators recently like the Canadian truckers protest in Ottawa and the Jan 6th protest in Washington DC. However, the government was not entirely successful at destroying these resistance movements and they occurred during a time of relative economic prosperity. Economic forces will have a major impact on the willingness for the population to resist en masse so it may simply be a matter of timing.
i enjoy conclusions with no premises.
I think your chart is incomplete, because in the bottom-right quadrant, there’s the caveat that they never ask for clarification and blindly do the wrong thing.

Then when you have to go back and tell them the basic assumptions that they are wrong about, and that they have to redo tons of work, you lose a giant sum of hypothetical points
10 years after Norway: https://electrek.co/2021/09/23/norway-bans-gas-cars-in-2025-...
Looking at the number of processes run with administrative priviledges, i would say, no.
Or maybe you visit a different country, like China, where Apple has ceded all power over their servers and encryption keys to the CCP.

Or even in the US, the courts you think will save you could be the very ones ordering your data because you are suspected of a crime because you typed a certain trigger phrase that activates an automated warrant like those Google has.

The 4th amendment only protects you when data is stored on your property. When it is in control of a corporation, the corporation gets the warrant, not you.

Or maybe Apple simply changes their terms of service to resemble that of TikTok or Facebook giving them more or less complete legal freedom over your data.

Or maybe it is just a rouge Apple system administrator that does not care about the rules.

You can not own an Apple device and the data on it is at the mercy of choices made by remote humans with incentives very different from yours.

Power that exists will always be abused. It is how humans work.
Elon Musk owns Twitter: The story so far
soldering is a terrible idea for cables that need to flex, which is why you’ll typically only find them used in applications with major strain relief, or inside non-user-serviceable enclosures (e.g. inside an ATX PSU)
You're in luck, they've already announced it in one of their blog posts:

"Even after the [Nintendo Switch] launch, there is much to do. Next to my screen there's a stack of post-it notes with future improvements, possible features and technical debt I need to solve. As mentioned in the announcement last week, after the launch I will also work on controller support for PC and Steam Deck."[1]

https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-370
I'd like to know if this means that Factorio on the steam deck is now as playable as on the switch. Does someone know? I've refrained myself from buying it on the deck so far because it seems like it's not made for the platform.
It will affect atmospheric chemistry. It will produce a ton of NO2 and make atmosphere unbreathable without equipment.
Pulsar – Next generation hackable editor for the future – fork of Atom
The recommendations for me are trash. They are 50% videos that I have watched and 40% videos that I have had recommended and scrolled past before. Most of the 10% of new stuff is just clickbait trash.

Every once in a while after scrolling for a while it gives me a "Want something new?" link and then the recommendations are fanatic but that feed has no bookmarkable URL or reliable way to get to it.
Demos you can inspect...

https://sqlite.org/wasm/doc/tip/demo-123.html

https://sqlite.org/wasm/doc/tip/demo-123-worker.html
Crypto exchange Binance, Musk's co-investor, to help Twitter with blockchain
Not in South India, in any of the cities I've been to. There was a brief period (possibly after the 2008 attacks that the others mention) when that was the case, but that didn't last long.
The Jasper chip should be able to be used with hypervisors as it has VT-x and VT-d. Wish they listed the chipset for the Ethernet however, as VMware 7.x/8.x only supports a limited number (unlike 6.x which allowed community drivers). You might be able to host a handful of small low IO/CPU VMs on this.

EDIT: Found the block diagram and these are Realtek RTL8125B. Not compatible with ESXi 7/8.. can use under 6.7 but I believe that's out of support now :/
This is correct. It's really disappointing to see a blatantly false fact being widely accepted as true on HackerNews.
The 2013 Proton crash was more similar to the Embraer incident than you might think. Human pilots can sometimes step outside the box and re-learn how to fly but automated guidance systems aren't that flexible.

The Proton crash involved angular velocity sensors -- rotational accelerometers -- installed upside down. It's not that it wanted to fly into the ground, it was that it couldn't fly straight because (from the guidance computer's perspective) it was responding backwards to the behavior commanded by the guidance system. And rockets just don't fly sideways very well.

Watch the direction of thrust from the engines (the Proton, like most rockets, steers by thrust vectoring) in this slowed-down video of the incident:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqW0LEcTAYg
The level of narcissism here is astounding. The notion you can step in on day one to a complex organization and immediately have all the answers is psychotic.
Porting the game to another system does not prevent them from also working on an expansion (which, as another comment pointed out, they are working on). This port was mostly worked on by one developer, and it's hard to imagine that it meaningfully delayed the expansion.
Do photons have to slow down to change? Change requires time to pass doesn't it? So how does a photon change polarization (without slowing down)?
>That doesn't change the truth that gender and biological sex are both characteristics of the human experience - usually they line up, and sometimes they don't.

I think it does, as that's the foundation of the notion. Prior to that, they were completely interchangeable and authors would use "gender" to mean "sex" where it was considered more crass to say "sex". Gender is just a euphemism for sex.
They reportedly made some prototype 4000 series cards, so I wonder if they saw a problem in the spec and that was the final straw.
>Come on. 50million+ people voted for him

50 million+ people voted for a republican or non-democrat, they didn't vote "for trump". Just like when Biden won, 70 million+ people weren't voting for Biden, they were voting for a democrat, non-republican, or more specifically: anyone but Trump.

It's insanity when there are, for all intents and purposes, two people on a ballot to say "we chose this person specifically!!!". No you didn't, you chose one of the two options that was given to you, and since they are normally on the opposite end of the political spectrum you just chose the one "closest" to your views out of the two. Almost everything that happened up until that point is literally out of any normal individual person's control.
Looks like winter is here. Between this and the Meta layoffs , the era of 500k TC might be over.
Like AI, bits of philosophy get carved off and called common sense or culture on a relatively constant basis. I think we had a conversation about that maybe a month ago. It seems to be a large part of why they both get people's shields up. Because whatever is left to be claimed by those names has not yet or may never achieve consensus. Sort of a Market for Lemons.
What's the use-case for this PC by the way?

I'm in the market for a cheap PC/Laptop for my kids (minecraft, zoom, MS teams, chrome, and Roblox)
See, with industrialization you can support higher population densities than India can.
Fun fact: it doesn't even need to happen once for a company to be guilty of gross negligence when there's a public paper trail that shows they knew about the problem, then went ahead with selling products with that problem.

But: it's happened more than once now, which is the exact bar required to clear to count as evidence of a pattern of real world damages in court.
Well of course, but I don't feel like this is a noteworthy limitation here; it applies to any form of queue that persists messages.

I had imagined the GP might have been insinuating something like: a configurable number of WAL files would be written, then they'll be overwritten once all full.
I'm right there with you. When he starts writing about Phaedrus, everything goes south in the book. He's talking about quality while needlessly adjusting his tappets every five minutes, then throwing shade at John. Treating every little incidental thing as a deep metaphor comes across as a little too on the nose and self-important for me.

Two attempted reads and I consider ZAMM one of the most overrated books of all time.
I agree, that does not make sense. There must be a problem with the connection to the pins, and I'd really like to see a close-up of the female connector on the problematic card, because if stuff gets bend there out of shape even slightly, you can quickly get high resistance.

EDIT: Watched the video further, and actually the cable has the female side and they're using 2-split connectors. Yeah, that's asking for trouble when you push 50 amps through those... Sheesh, such shoddy stuff for a 1600$ card, just incredible.
It is not optional. I have to out myself as well. Any time I start getting in a serious relationship with someone I have to sit them down to have "the talk" about me being a recovering alcoholic and bipolar. It's usually a relationship killer.

Let's be honest, you have a better chance of finding love than I do. I've been single for 10 years.

Look, I don't want to fight. I just want to use humor to ease my pain. Humor is good for that. What's wrong with a joke about a trans woman?
> I made some minor adjustments

Personally I don't want to make any adjustments. All the steam deck games I've installed so far have worked flawlessly without me doing anything. Inscryption is the only one where I had, at some point in the game, had to pull up the keyboard, but the launcher warned me that I would have to do that (and even told me about the shortcut).
Not at all. I've been looking at new cars lately and I'm amazed at how many new EV's are on the market. I am definitely not looking in the luxury segment :-)
source for meta layoffs please?
Benchmarks (and therefore profits) would probably take a hit if so, hence they are not doing it.
It was a real school shooting. Kids really died. That's fact, not just "data and interpretation".

Alex Jones lied about that. They were really lies, not just "interpretations".

You sound like you don't like that. I'm not sure if it's because you believe Alex Jones, or because you don't like the idea of "fact" and "truth", or what. But some things are actually true, and others are actually false, whether you like that or not.

P.S. Calling someone's position "for elementary school" is not actually an argument. In fact, it's the kind of arguing that would be found in a junior high, even if they use different insults there.
The right of free speech doesn't apply to a private company. A company has every right to dictate what services it will provide and the conditions for using those services. It is not a public communications carrier.
> Have you looked into modifying them at all?

This is where you're losing
I'm not as extreme, but >90% of my YouTube watching is via the channel RSS feeds (which I get sent to my email and filtered into "Videos" and "Videos Background" folders). Then 10% of the time if I am out of subscribed videos and want to see something new I scroll the homepage. I find that I rarely appreciate the recommendations below the videos but sometimes the homepage is ok.
> If it only includes the things people would be ok with you saying, there would be no need to protect it as a right.

We have freedom of speech protected as a right to allow speech against government and oppressive institutions. Not to protect you from spending the night in jail because you decided to use your speech to hurl insults at your neighbor for 6 hours straight to disturb a barbecue party you feel they should have asked you permission to hold.

Speech is not just hollow wind, speech is actions, and some actions we protect.

You have freedom of movement, but you still get arrested if you trespass. You have freedom to own a gun and shoot it at animals, but if you shoot ar humans for sport you end up facing consequences.

Somehow for almost all other freedoms we have, everyone understand that their are limitations, but as soon as the subject falls on speech everyone acts like a 6 year old kid going “ok, so I can say anything without consequence!?! Mom is a whore and Dad is a drunk!” And then whine about their speech not being free because it has consequences when they go to bed without dinner.
Apparently He laid off the data engineering team. That term is pretty vague, anyone know what they do?

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/28/departing-twitter-employees-...

Edit: this may have been a prank.
Well, please continue taking that line of logic to it's obvious conclusion, that we're all just souls living in Plato's cave, and we cannot know anything about other people, they may mot even exist. So why do anything at all? I'm sorry, I need to step outside of your philosophical bubble, and go do things in the real world. Rest assured that I will continue to make assumptions about the mental state of other beings, for it is the way that modern civilization operates.
Layoffs at Twitter on Elon Musk
Maybe these were the people counting the bots?
DoD Releases National Defense Strategy, Missile Defense, Nuclear Posture Reviews
I don't think anyone whose job title is "content creator" deserves anything at all.
He seems to disagree with their conclusions based on gut feelings.
who bears the cost of not adequately regulating production and disposal processes?
Which cards are even competitive with the 3090, much less the 4080? It's perfectly acceptable for Nvidia to admit they were wrong about power scaling if they offer an unlocked mode for idiots in fireproof houses.
> It's basically blog spam and/or a social experiment to see how many automated articles they can farm karma with.

Author here. This is a false assumption. I'm only posting content I deeply care about, so the quality matters to me. Nothing is automated at all, it's an iterative process, all done by hand. And lol at "farm karma." Like, why?

I will also be writing more about how I use GPT-3 to help me write, so I wouldn't discount my content because I use GPT-3 just yet.
Did they target her or did they target the idea of being trans?

> where he serves proudly as the first man in that position to dress like a western cultural stereotype of a woman

> We have still chosen to give the award as his self-identification has no bearing on the truth

If you attack a successful member of a minority group based on their minority you still aren't punching up, sorry.
If you find yourself enjoying cable management or software optimization at any level you should be careful before getting sucked into this. Its a great game
It’s a vague term so I wasn’t sure what they did but if your goal is less moderation, maybe you assume you don’t need “data engineers”
> The U.S. has a history of voting out the current party in power and that constant whipsawing of policy might be a recipe for instability.

That's largely a US two-party thing. Elsewhere, there's not as much a singular "party in power", and they all need to compromise and tamper their more radical agendas to gain the votes needed.
I am always amused when people complain about the restriction not to be a d**k.

Every time you see someone call something like AGPL something like radioactive, you just saw someone out themselves as a theif.

Copyleft: "You can have this for free. You can use it for personal use, you can use it for making mony, you can even redistribute it, you can even sell copies of it itself! The only things you can't do are deny access to that which you were given for free from the next guy, or scrub the existing credits to pretend you wrote it."

Theif: "Radioactive!"

Me: More radioactive please!
Why data engineering in particular?
Is this how he's solving the bot problem? By terminating everyone with the ability to measure them?

Edit: Article is likely fake https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1586058607585812481
Poor developers keeping society afloat with no help whatsoever.

Let’s give the food producers your benefits. They’re probably far more valuable to me than you will ever be. Why empower you with such economic agency then?
To be fair as part of the purchasing process, musk has had plenty of inside information for quite a while now.
From LinkedIn, it looks like people at Twitter with this title are intimately involved in ad sales, BI and projections, and anti-abuse.
Since twitter is private, we won’t necessarily get regular updates into the health of the company, right?
Regardless of dictionary definitions, when judged by the tone and context of common use, "cis" is primarily a slur which is used to de-legitimize and insult the people it is directed at. Of the people who are ostensibly "cis", exceptionally few will choose to self-describe using that word. Kindly refrain from using it.
For me, my phone can cover almost most shooting situations. I think the areas where dedicated cameras can still handily trounce phones are low-light scenes (proper astro, shooting night events.. like sporting events or other parties with dim/poor lighting), sports/action/wildlife, studio photography with strobes, and extreme macro (4x, 10x objectives mated to a dedicated sensor).

I use my phone's camera almost every day for just documenting shit, like receipts, business cards or when I am disassembling something, or other random projects. I love the geo-tagging of photos, along with a date based bucketing and that allows me to easily go back and look shit up.
American "cheese"
> Paying bride is a criminal offense.

Cringe.
> Put it this way: I’ve never encountered groups of ghoul-lovers hanging outside abortion clinics and harassing women about hauntings.

This made me throw up in my mouth and my eyes hurt from all the eye rolls
I hate shorts with a passion. It's like they just decided to remove half of the features and think it is better. Like you can't cast a short to your TV via the YouTube app. You can cast other portrait videos, but if they have #shorts in the title then it gets blocked.

Luckily you can get the regular video UI if you go direct to the video link in your browser, but no casting and if you ever get to the video another way you need to edit the URL to do simple things like seek.
I somewhat agree, but where I worked people were motivated to improve themselves, and you can't build an effective organization assuming your new hires don't care; you at least have to try.

(ie. I can't go to my manager only ever with complaints and no action)
>I think my shock was greater when I discovered that lobbying in the US means "literal legal bribery".

This is what the internet thinking lobbying means because they just want to be angry at a thing without bothering to learn about it because that would expose their own political apathy. Lobbying in the US means the exact same things that it means in the rest of the world. Companies will donate a few thousand dollars, so that a legislature will hear them out, but the legislature doesn't have to listen to them. There is some sketchy stuff going on with campaign finance for sure, but it's no where near as bad as "legalized bribery."
> The most "interesting thing" (happened in computing since the shut down of Xerox PARC) has been the contrast between appreciation/exploitation of the inventions/contributions vs. the almost complete lack of curiosity and interest in the processes that produced them.
> Alan Kay
We aren't doing anything, The Iranian government chooses to control what happens to electricity within their borders. It's one of the fundamental points of state sovereignty.
There are no 2 sides. I'm not from US and do not follow US politics (in a way it is possible while browsing anglophone internet). But started using Twitter more after Trump was banned. Suddenly my feed was filled mostly with non-political stuff. I was not following anything political before but everyone had urge to comment on lies stated by president of the USA. The guy was just low quality shit-stirring. It was not bearable.
I think calorie quality and lifestyle routines calibrate the metabolism just as much as having an active lifestyle.

Enjoying zero calorie beverages (coffee, tea, celery water, etc) goes a long way in optimizing metabolism.

In 2022, there are at least 3 basics that trash any metabolic gains.

1) Steroid/antibiotic infused proteins. There were articles about childhood rectal/colon cancers gaining with the same childhood obesity studies. The links seem obvious. Their body never develops healthy metabolic processes.

2) GMO/herbicide/pesticide infused organics. Again, once introduced into a [growing] body, even the immune system takes a dive, as well as the metabolism. There are certain carbs that make my metabolism crash exactly 24 hours after eating. I just don't buy the product(s) again. They obviously lab rat the masses with several of the food stuff product gimmicks.

3) Microbeads/nanoplastics in the water system. Kind of like CFC's, as the microbeads breakdown in the water systems, the human body is not going to mature like generations past with all the contaminants in the digestive system. Even the sunscreen/beauty products with nanoparticles that embed in the epidermis that melt under UV/sunlight or toxify the body are their own problem. They are already plentiful in the water systems. These are retail consumer products, just as CFC's were. Can you say junk science?

Especially with calorie quality, if you did not adapt to 21st century lifestyles, there should be no expectations of a healthy metabolism.

If diet, exercise and nutrition are healthy, the conversation on metabolism is much different. I'm personally 5% to 7% BMI with decades of zero calorie bevs and an active lifestyle. Never an ounce of extra fat and notice if any meals make changes to my body.

Everybody has to grow old with their own body. I think the junkie paraphernalia with insulin and popping HBP pills was already suss decades ago.
I would really recommend you the Artificial Intelligence for Humans series of books by Jeff Heaton, because they give a generic overview of the field as a whole without going into too much detail. I think they are perfect to get started, and once you have an idea of the different topics you can find a more detailed book to go more in-depth.

There are three books in the series: Fundamental Algorithms, Nature-Based Algorithms, and Deep Learning and Neural Networks.
And still at least 10 years to early.
Ah yes, portable crack on battery. Just what we needed.
Tell HN: The Twitter acquisition is a mask off moment for this site
With any other company, I'd bet most of you cheering the demise of Twitter would be up in arms over it. But because most of you dislike Twitter, it's funny or justified. Let's abstract away your dislike of "liberals" for a moment:

"A random billionaire takes over a social media company, revokes source code access, fires a ton of engineers on the spot, and proposes to make sweeping changes without first understanding the context of their problems."

If this happened to YOUR company or team (aka at a scale understandable to you), I bet you'd be livid. Rephrasing the above:

"A random manager came onto my team, reorganized the structure and fired a ton of people, and upended our roadmap without understanding our problems."

For me, this is the mask off moment for HN. I'm sick of participating in a website that's become a gathering ground for aggrieved conservatives in tech. Cheering efforts to reduce moderation - efforts which are done for the tangible benefits mental health and general wellbeing of users - for the abstract notion of free speech is disgusting.