skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In Crusader Kings you play as a descendant after the person you're playing as dies, which is also little weird if you think about it. Any strategy game is going to give you more control than any single person had.
People who's search term history looks like this:

<funny videos>
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Do you have good source for OpenWRT for R5S? I have one sitting on my desk, but trying to get nice clean version of OpenWRT has been taking more time than I was hoping.
> And how about just extending the benefit of the doubt instead of immediately feeding the outrage machine?

You give them an inch, they’ll take a mile.
I'm talking about stuff people preordered and still didn't got, not on his predictions.
> all they had to do is delete their tweet

He could've gotten a lighter sentence if he just accepted the plea deal! Do you understand how silly this sounds.

Moreover, they awarded Rachael Levine "Man of the Year" as a parody because they are a parody website that is right-leaning. Of all the things you could class as so-called "transphobia" this is what you choose? They never deserved to be banned. Additionally, I can go, right now, to Twitter and find a literally gold mine of rule breakers who lean far left that seem to never get touched. Strange, that.

I personally am excited for the reckoning. Twitter is absolute disaster and hopefully the left leaning bad actors get the bans they have deserved since 2016. I've read absolutely disgusting things, especially regarding white people ("white"-phobia in your terminology?) that should be banned and in many times investigated by the FBI. Hopefully we see those bans come down soon. There's a huge difference between Parler and what gets banned on Twitter. To the point you could consider Twitter a very good approximation of Parler for the left. It's time these bad actors get the bans they deserve.
have a look at julia. as i understand it uses llvm to jit compile a high level language in an interactive interpreter where changes to modules can be made and components hot recompiled (and relinked into) a dynamic runtime.

it aims to replace numerical python and matlab for high performance interactive numerical computing.
The Holy Grail of Crackpot Filtering: How ArXiv decides what’s science or not
The argument that a person can be a different gender than the one that all their physical biology points to is absolutely not an open-and-shut case. I know many people believe that it is, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t valid opposing arguments. To me, that means that you shouldn’t be banned for contesting the idea of transgenderism.

I think a more reasonable argument is that people should be allowed to present themselves how they want without prejudice, but that there are still some undeniable facts about the world. Clearly there are people who want to have this discussion and silencing one side of the discussion doesn’t resolve it. It just causes the tension to fester. Get it out in the open and the truth will come out.
that's how common lisp and clojure still work too!
There are numerous examples of tweets which aren't remotely vulgar or crude which were removed from twitter. There is no need to resort to speech like in the platforms you mentioned to bring twitter closer to a true free speech platform.
Do you have evidence of widespread bans for making fun of a public figure ?

Making fun of a public figure should unquestionably be allowed.
Ask you project lead if they can do without you for the next few months before starting to play Factorio. This game is very addictive
does this affect motorcycles?
What are the generations of social graphs?
It's easy to see this at a low level too.
Is not like you were not able to pirate photoshop 20y ago, or just now.
I picked up a love of design obsession from the years I spent working as a developer in design agencies. A lot of it is very much focused on how a thing feels to whoever receives it, even they don't consciously notice that happening. Stuff like the paper stock or binding is only ever going to excite a professional designer, but even people with no education on this at all can tell the difference between a glossy brochure with thick textured pages and a cheap flyer printed for as little money as possible. Some companies even target the latter because they don't want to give the impression of being a luxury retailer.
They are allowed to joke about anything. They just aren't allowed to joke about anything anywhere.

If Twitter doesn't want them to make those kinds of jokes on their platform, Twitter is free to tell them they can't make those jokes there. That doesn't stop the Babylon Bee from making those jokes.

And, if Twitter has changed their mind, Twitter is free to tell them that they can now make those jokes on the platform.

This is how the marketplace of ideas works. Twitter is a participant in that marketplace. If you want to say things on their platform, you have to follow their rules.
Art movements tend not to be named by the people making the art. Instead they are usually named by artists, art historians, curators, and critics with the power of hindsight.
Both Reddit and Twitter were basically free for alls until 2015 or so. Their user numbers were growing strongly. So I don't buy the whole offensive speech is going to drive off users angle. Spam is a different story, but Elon Musk has never said he is going to allow that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Index_Librorum_Prohibitorum?wp...

"Modern copyright law has been influenced by an array of older legal rights that have been recognized throughout history, including the moral rights of the author who created a work, the economic rights of a benefactor who paid to have a copy made, the property rights of the individual owner of a copy, and a sovereign's right to censor and to regulate the printing industry. The origins of some of these rights can be traced back to ancient Greek culture, ancient Jewish law, and ancient Roman law. In Greek society, during the sixth century B.C.E., there emerged the notion of the individual self, including personal ideals, ambition, and creativity. The individual self is important in copyright because it distinguishes the creativity produced by an individual from the rest of society.[citation needed] In ancient Jewish Talmudic law there can be found recognition of the moral rights of the author and the economic or property rights of an author."
They don’t have the right to say hateful things about someone on someone else’s platform. They had a privilege, which was conditionally revoked.
Ruby and Elixir both have features like this. Very sweet.

Elixir has sigils, which are useful for defining all kinds of literals easier, not just strings:

https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/sigils.html#strings-...

You can also define your own. It's pretty great.
The dispute here isn't about the code. It's about the domain name and trademark.
A position in infinite chess with game value Omega^4
Is it leading to diplomatic changes?

I can't quite figure out what their goal is here. They know about the uncomfortable escalation. We know they know about the uncomfortable explanation. They know we know they know.

It doesn't seem to change anything. The war continues on pretty much the same track as it always has. The US doesn't intend to engage more than it already is; it hasn't been scared off from anything.

At best it seems to be some kind of stochastic mischief. It unsettles the American populace, who keep having to ask, "Sure, he won't, but what if..." The leadership keeps its eye on the ball, but all of that mischief increases the opportunity to make a mistake. And to be unsure when they have.
I never saw a follow up to the audacity kerfuffle. Is there any follow ups to whats going on there?
What was born in a fork will die in a fork.
On the TV app it is nuts now. Only 4 rows of recommendations, and 5 videos per row. Like a 1000% reduction in possible recommendations. No idea why.
> the fact is that the work is done by few, and those few have decided to exercise their rights in open source to do what is their prerogative.

There's a whole bunch of contributors to this project, who've never been informed. Even maintainers were caught by surprise as only some marginal bits of info were apparently spread.

A project creating CONTRIBUTING guidelines, then Owners not honoring them? Effectively just pretending to be a community-driven project. Probably legally the ones incorporating have done nothing wrong. And culture, norms don't count in business world. But they do in free software community.

Yes, a fork may be in order. But technically this could still be mended and things be put right.
It is just as difficult to learn how communicate technical material to peers and lay audiences as it is to learn the technical material itself.

Before becoming a dev I spent almost a decade training and involved in Christian ministry, a surprisingly technical field. It's hammered into your head you need to balance technical excellence and impactful communication to lay-audiences. You can't sacrifice either. I don't think devs are given that perspective.

Some observations I've had
- 'Dev in a cave' do exist though, are more prevalent in software/engineering that elsewhere. They aren't the majority, but you will interact with them if you interact with developers/engineers.
- Computer science and engineerings curriculums absolutely do not prioritize good communication. Even if devs come from informal backgrounds, they are in the same boat of needing to learn how to communicate technical material.
- Even if most devs understand communication is important, they don't seem to appreciate how much work it takes, and are not likely aware of the ways to develop those skills.
- The only real exceptions I've found to the above are people like myself who've come into development from some humanities discipline (philosophy, history, english, etc).

Greek, Hebrew, Latin, and maybe a bit of German is the baseline for a theologian worth their salt. Include with that a working knowledge of history (Greco-Roman, Ancient Near Eastern, Mediaval, Reformation/Renaissance era, and Modern), philsophy, linguistics, and literature. These are of course extras on top of the primary area of study in biblical studies, systematic theology, pastoral theology, and historical theology.
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If I recall correctly, they were suspended for saying that that specific named individual one man of the Year award.

That doesn't seem very hateful, although it may seem derisive. There is a difference.

Did it go beyond that?
I guess it depends on which side you believe is more toxic.

It's strange you would take the side that limiting bigotry, racism, homophobia, and transphobia is what creates toxicity.
> The 'mis-gendering' in this case was absolutely truthful in a scientific sense,

Except:

A) Gender != biological sex.

B) Even biological sex has a lot more shades of grey

C) Even if the Bee were referring to biological sex, it would be Male/Female of the year, not Man/Woman.

D) It's the Bee. Everyone knows the intent.
> Presumably previous rules involved policy teams and moderation teams and legal teams.

Presumably is doing some heavily lifting here.
But either way, my point stands why isn't it "group ideology". Simply because it was made by committee doesn't change the connotation used.

If someone opposed to Musk's views later takes control of twitter and restores everything to the current status quo, will that also be done using "personaly ideology"?
Classic case of projection here.

"Always accuse your enemy of exactly what you are doing"
I was thinking of the scene in "The 'burbs" when Bruce Dern keeps turning the art over trying to figure it out.
Folks get easily confused about what they want to do. They'll take an interest e.g. I like bars, and conclude "I should run a bar!"

The only reason to run an organization is, you want to learn to run an organization. A small business, a bar, a dry cleaner - never mind what they do, your primary interest should be the management task itself.

Without that you'll quickly burn our or start shirking the hard stuff (hiring/firing, order management, scheduling) and the business will founder and fail.
"All blacklisted domains resolve to 10.0.34.35"

I guess this would require everyone to use a government-sanctioned DNS and that would require traffic on udp 53 to non-gov-dns servers blocked? I felt like this was glossed over a bit too quickly in the article
It's a fantastic game, I highly recommend it. There is a Steam version if you'd like to try it out. You can play against the AI or match up against a human being.
Whoops; I apologize. I thought you were the OP. I was replying to the wrong person.
Alright, the why is it not "group ideology"?
I recently wrote a browser extension for myself that allows me to filter out videos from the YouTube search results that come from Verified channels. The reason I did this is that some search terms get completely overwhelmed by mainstream media channels, and they happen to all have the Verified checkmark.

Turns out there's very little of the "you" in YouTube anymore. I remember a day when you could type in any given search term and there would be videos from everyday people arguing for one thing or another, or showing you how to do a thing without totally shilling out for dinner kits or mattresses. I was surprised to find that even the least controversial topics yield very little. When it comes to YouTube, it seems very few everyday people just vlog or express themselves anymore. Everything has to be a podcast, everything has to be sponsored, everything needs graphics and studio lighting, everything has to not piss off the wrong group, everything has to constantly retread safe topics, and so on.

What a boring place YouTube became. The only reason I still use it is because NewPipe still works and TikTok just seems like a den of mental illness.

Also, I do find my extension useful. If I'm searching for videos on a topic involving science or technology, I really don't need a bunch of mainstream popsci bullshit. Unfortunately, it only works for Firefox.
>Isn't this the best kind of company to acquire ?

Elon isn't worried about valuation. His consideration could be 'can I fix low hanging fruit and provide value'

If elon is right the current content moderation has gone wrong, and it has. Then by fixing this it should provide a return on his investment. Not to mention the counter force of those who cannot allow free discussion who may buy him out in order to stop it.

But more important, what elon also understands. What is a billion $? Elon is wealthy enough he can own any toy or thing he ever wants. It has less to do with some currency and himself. He has surpassed this point in economics placing him amongst a select few who have won this game.

Now he has the chance to use this excess wealth to form the future. Which scares people.
Why is it that if you allow both left and right, the left will leave?
The Art of Hitting Disinformation Where It Lives
It's because hypervisor intercepts the call for CPUID and returns what you told you to.

It's usually used to downgrade a set of features if you want VM to be able to be live-migrated between machines with different CPUs, we migrated a bunch of stuff off Intel to AMD that way. There is a performance hit on that as you're basically making virtual "lowest common denominator" CPU
OPCraft: An Autonomous World Built on an Ethereum L2 (Optimism)
OPCraft is an Autonomous World—a fully on-chain virtual space where every single aspect of the World—every river, blade of grass, and patch of snow sitting atop the mountain ranges—exists on-chain, and every single action in the World happens as an Ethereum transaction.

Just like other crafting-based voxel Worlds, you can explore procedurally generated landscapes, mine ores, place materials, and craft new items. Players can create majestic architectures, erect monuments, and terraform the land; either alone or collaboratively.

OPCraft runs on an op-chain; meaning the blockchain is mainly being used towards updating the World as players modify it. Just like a normal rollup, developers can deploy smart contracts on this chain and anyone can run a node in order to access it.

OPCraft’s network runs on Optimism’s OP Stack architecture, with simple adjustments made for higher throughput and shorter block times.

Full writeup here: https://dev.optimism.io/opcraft-autonomous-world/
Elixir has something like this too, but even more powerful (you can define your own):

https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/sigils.html#strings-...
> What else are fatty acids used for?

Energy storage, hormone synthesis.

> What are the metabolic pathways involved and how do different fatty acids impact our cells?

Triglycerides are used as a substrate for energy production by mitochondria. Short-chain fatty acids with chain lengths < 22 can readily enter mitochondria and be turned into energy. Long-chain fatty acids cannot enter mitochondria; but they can be shortened by peroxisomes, another cellular organelles, to more feasible lengths which then can enter mitochondria. This whole "fatty" metabolic pathway is called beta-oxidation.

Both glucose and lipids are transformed into substance called Acetyl-CoA which is then used by mitochondria to produce ATP. Acetyl-CoA is a common denominator of our energy production pathways.

We can also imagine a software pattern when there is a main implementation (mitochondria working internally from Acetyl-CoA) and two adapters for glucose -> Acetyl-CoA (glycolysis) and lipids -> Acetyl-CoA (beta-oxidation) to simplify the whole thing.

Trans fats cannot be processed neither by mitochondria nor peroxisomes because they belong to a different class of fatty acids. This causes their accumulation inside the cell and a gradual development of a metabolic dysfunction because mitochondria cannot produce enough ATP (energy) from trans fats. If the accumulation is large enough it starts to block other metabolic pathways including glucose pathway. The mitochondrial "hunger" increases even more. Because glucose cannot enter mitochondria anymore, its level is rising leading to a condition known as insulin resistance. What happens next? A person may develop quite a few secondary conditions such as T2DM, hyperlipidemia, neurological and cognitive impairment, various cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases.

> Can you cite sources for your claims? Research is a passion of mine and I would love to read some literature on the topic if you have any to share.

I would gladly do that, but the list would be enormous. Materials on Krebs cycle are probably the best starting points. The next important milestone is to read information about Beriberi and Pellagra diseases because those conditions are caused by mitochondrial dysfunction which in turn is caused by nutritional deficiencies. The next thing to study is that metabolic dysfunction can be acquired not only from nutritional deficiencies but from a condition known as oxidative stress, which in turn can be caused by viruses, bacteria, poisons and so on. It can be acquired from the pathological excess of sugar during 10-20 years. Metabolic dysfunction can also be caused by genetics because some enzymes in metabolic pathways do not work as they should. To get a grasp of that, you can watch "Lorenzo's Oil" movie to see how it happens and what kind of sufferings a person may have.

As you can see, the amount of materials is quite enormous and hardly fits into a web-page-with-links format.
> Transgender people are typically changing their identity

This is not a thing that is possible, although the idea that it could be has lead to at least a few transgender women claiming in court that they are innocent of the crimes they committed before their new name and presentation.
Hate speech is a construct. Not only does this construct not exist in US law, it cannot exist because it violates the 1st amendment.
Some legal commentors say nothing changed, Cernovich and others say the bar for defamation has been lowered;

Kanye Will 'Learn What It's Like To Be' Alex Jones Amid George Floyd Suit
https://www.newsweek.com/kanye-west-alex-jones-george-floyd-...

As others pointed out, the discovery was to produce something that didn't exist.
It just happens there terms of service bans lots of things that are popular among the right wing crowd. You say it as if twitter's terms of service were the source of right and wrong, not influenced by the extreme left wing culture of silicon valley.
> I've never met anyone that chose to make things more difficult for themselves by using a clunky WYSIWYG instead of just typing the markdown in a text editor.

That's basically what Obsidian does. If you right click on the editor pane, you can select "edit mode" which makes it act move like VSCode (pure text with bolding/italics), but the default move is WYSIWYG
I would be more expecting the value to double at the next auction now that people can see it as it was supposed to be seen
Although I think it’s always kind to be polite and constructive with feedback, I totally disagree that you have to be as capable a cook as the chef to critique their food.

You don’t have to be a culinary wizard to tell when many foods are overcooked, underseasoned, etc. Sometimes chefs just screw up and a dish has outright unpleasant qualities.

Most people have hundreds or thousands of points of comparison for high-quality food even if they can’t make it themselves. If a restaurant bills itself as high-quality and then doesn’t live up to that standard I think it’s perfectly reasonable to say so.

Is peer review more valuable? Probably. But most restaurant guests aren’t chefs so pleasing non-chefs is valuable too.
Well, if he unbans the former president it has the potential to literally change the outcome of the next presidential election.

Not saying either of those are going to happen, but the probability is large enough that it could actually wind up affecting your life quite a lot.

Not to mention this has a good chance of becoming the biggest free speech "test" of our lifetime (whether you think that's good or bad), which may affect moderation elsewhere as well as laws around them, which could easily directly you affect you as well.

Does that answer your questions? I mean, there's a reason it's the top front-page news story on the NY Times. Because of the democratic and free speech implications that could affect pretty much everyone.
Sure. But Twitter has said "we want to make sure that we have trans voices on our platform, so in the interest of a broader marketplace of ideas, we're going to say no to one particular idea - making fun of trans people, who typically face a much higher level of violence, rejection, discrimination, and hate than most".
You can't slander them by saying they're throwing a tantrum, without even talking about what parts of the document you're referring to or why it is you feel that way, and then decry how they're not giving anyone the benefit of the doubt. That is pearl clutching.

Writing them to resolve this issue in good faith, is giving them the benefit of the doubt.
You are right sometimes it is all out in the open