skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Galileo wasn't really under house arrest. All he had to do was recant.

The comparison seems apt because while the magnitude of the punishment is out of proportion the refusal to yield to orthodoxy by taking the simple way out is similar.
I agree with you. They were never banned because they were right wing, they were banned because they were tweeting hateful things that were against the rules.
Err, that’s sorting - not filtering. And I’m staring at a YouTube channel right now and the sort options are:

Most Popular
Date added (oldest)
Date added (newest)
Joe Belfiore, the former head of Windows Phone, leave Microsoft after 32 years
No it isn't like stealing at all. HTTP and REST API was explicitly designed so that clients can request and explore only the links they are interested in.

This includes links to tracker filled javascripts and images hosted on ad servers.
As much as I love this idea, Most systems I have seen don’t even have incremental compile setup properly. Any change triggers so many changes to compile that link and restart are the small part of it. Plus you may want to rerun the tests anyways from scratch in software projects. This is not true when when you are doing data analysis or learning type work. for regular software, I am not sure hot reloading will be a game changer.
How are the controls terrible? Have you looked into modifying them at all?
Tips for Factorio creators: Instead, make a expansion pack and sell it to all of us already sold on the base game!

I would pay another 20 dollar straight up for more to do.
You honestly don’t believe there could be historical information about how a law came into being?
Any sufficiently advanced home automation is indistinguishable from a haunting.
I think a lot of the people here also just haven't outgrown the "Elon Musk real life iron man" mode of thinking. You see a lot of apologism for it everywhere on this site, even on things like safety incidents.
The bet itself is reasonable and laudable even. The execution is total garbage and the snickering and memes over Horizon are justified. It looks ridiculous. If you want to make big bets about creating the future, then you better make sure your vision is convincing.

People are laughing because it's a joke to the people who constitute its core market, not because it's misunderstood.

I like my Oculus Quest 2, but I sure as hell wish someone other than Meta/Zuckerberg were in charge of its future.
Youtube has become almost unusable. recommendations are so bad. Because I'm politically independent I've been put into some kind of right-wing recommendation track... Now I'm getting recommended ignorant pwnd the lib shorts. I've pressed not interested and don't recommend this channel but it does nothing.

I really hate the endless short videos of youtube, instagram, and tiktok. I have no tiktok but they've essentially recreated the same crap on youtube.

The experience of YouTube has been pretty much completely ruined for me. The content of videos seems to have gone way down too. I think this may have coincided with the change in monetization strategy. Seems like the quality of recommendations has gone WAYYY down since then.
okay, but who owns filters and search and whatnot? nobody? oh, okay.
I'm afraid that as soon as China invades TSMC and some other tasty companies evacuate to US to never return. Then both Koreas and Japan are involved to end with a horrible horrible mess :(
Why is it "his personal ideology" when he's one in charge, but simply "twitter's rules" when the previous CEOs were in charge?
I'm also reminded of Audacity, so maybe we'll see a half-way popular fork and then the "parent" amending their ways?
Nonsense. That's a terrible metric.

If i need to run 11 commands in a row, suddenly i need to make sure new tooling is installed in my instance and/or ship a binary?

What if that 11 lines is setting up some networking? Now i need to go write a 400 line go program to use netlink to accomplish the same task? Or should I condense that to 80 lines of go to shell out the commands that replicate the 11 lines of simple bash?

There are plenty of reasons to do this, I have done it more than once. None of those reasons are "crossed an arbitrary magic number of 'lines of shell'".
> I can't think of any solution for the toxic communities other than to cut themoff and let them fester. The youtube/facebook/etc strategy of 'all engagement is good, show them more' is incredibly harmful.

It's entirely fine. The problem YT/Facebook have is user's lack of control on what gets recommended. Play the "wrong" video once or twice and you will be flooded by stuff you don't want.

The fact someone somewhere on the site says something you don't like is not a problem. The problem is that it's kinda easy to go "you follow Xpotato12" -> "X potato12 is outraged by Y and hates it" -> click to see what is happens -> now YT recommends you Y because you "engaged" with it. There should be a better system to deal with that.
Oh, right, I do the subscription, so it's $15/mo for 1 audiobook, plus 30% off further purchases. I guess I don't "audio-read" that much, so that's a good deal for me. (I actually have credits saved up, which don't expire.)
It's very easy to say this at a high level.

But once you look into the reasons behind every ban you will see the subtleties that surround this discussion.

There is a reason that content moderation has been classed as the world's toughest problem.
Not really specific to "as an indie developer." One of my customers who sells aviation products online had this happen -- entire site cloned with his photos and a checkout process that collected payment through Stripe.

Reporting to the fake site's domain registrar got the fastest result -- domain suspended within an hour. It looks like you might have done that because rectanglemac shows suspended to me.

As for fighting fraud, good luck. My customer's site was jacked by someone in China according to the domain registration info (whois). Not much you can do about it other than report it.
Right, but there's no way to get accurate numbers so that's the best we can do. If it's 4 million or 6 million it doesn't really matter that much - the point is it's uncontrolled migration to a country with a housing shortage.
They should be able to joke about anything. There are no sacred cows. If someone doesn’t like their humor then don’t read it. Don’t follow them.
"ban" twitter how? go to china and ask to license the great firewall? you could restrict it from operating a EU office or servers, you could restrict it from taking payment in euros, you could even restrict EU domiciled business from paying it but actually "banning" it is a much more authoritarian option.
It’s common for companies to hoard their knowledge like a dragon with gold. Especially in competitive marketplaces, no one corporation wants to give their opponent an advantage over them or even let them know there’s an advantage to be had. With Biden’s new executive order following the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, it’s been purported that not only does risk information need to be shared between companies, but between the government and private corporations as well.
Sounds like what Discord is slowly becoming as it adds forum pages with comment threads as an option on public servers.
you can add it back in since it just takes a url param. (until they break this too of course)

https://github.com/sw-yx/youtube-browser-extension
"Content moderation is what Twitter makes" - that's a brilliant summation of the problem. These social networks have turned themselves into publishers (by centering the recommendation algorithms where else could you end up?). That's the thing no one wants to think too hard about because of the very uncomfortable implications...
Google and Facebook both deduct shares at vest. The default is something like 25%, which isn’t too far off from most folks’ effective tax rates. Yet, base comp tends to be withheld at marginal rates; so if you don’t change anything, you can still end up owing a decent amount.
A halfway decent mechanical watch shouldn't drift more than 10 seconds a day. If it's off by that much, it needs to be fixed/services, but that's not economical on most Seikos. If the movement is cheap enough, or if there's a cheap clone movement available, I think you just take the watch apart, separate the hand and face from the old movement, attach the new movement, chuck the old parts in the trash, and put it back together.

There are reasons the world moved on, but that doesn't mean you can't appreciate the old tech either.
I agree. It's not particularly funny, and the "bird and bee" visual is the closest thing to satire I can find here.

Adm. Levine stayed in a potentially unhappy marriage for 25 years for sake of their 2 kids, or possibly developed genitourinary cancer and leveraged it to do a public service and lead and include transgendered folks.

Not particularly funny. I read it as a tacit admission of guilt.
Sometime people make mistakes, big ones. That happens and this open letter gives them the opportunity to make right by the community. A fork is a last resort option, when everything else failed. Patience and understanding is a good thing in Free Software communities. Even when facing what appears to be a malicious action.
It's because he's enlarging exactly one segment, his own political views. That will eventually come at the cost of others, who just don't want to deal with misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, etc. They will withdraw from the market, leaving it without those ideas and creating the same sort of insular platform, just with a different bent.
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While communication may not have been handled perfectly, this is an annoyed, entitled, entirely unnecessary tract.

Tellingly, it never appears to be the ones who do the actual work who throw such tantrums.

And how about just extending the benefit of the doubt instead of immediately feeding the outrage machine?
1. Disable replies - end to the constant arguing and conflicts.

2. Disable retweets - end to the "aggregator" accounts.

3. Disable likes - end to vanity posting.

4. Adjust the ranking algorithm - users who post a lot and use a lot of hashtags are downweighted.

The goal would be is to make twitter a platform for people to share updates about their work. Artist share their paintings, scientists their articles, developers - the new versions of their software, etc.

This would kill twitter thou.
The Linux kernel will complain loudly if ECC, etc kick in.

It is more likely that the thermal paste will degrade, the heatsink will get dusty, or things will start requiring missing GPU APIs, and fall back to software rendering.

Transistor efficiency also drops over time (creating more heat). Usually capacitors or connectors fail before that matters though.
> What DSLs might someone make today?

Oh, but there are SO many!

These two super-categories I am very fond of:

- Query languages

- Infrastructure specification languages

Here are some concrete examples:

GraphQL: An API query language: https://graphql.org/

jq: A JSON command-line processor: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/

HCL: A DSL for expressing Terraform assets: https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/cdktf/concepts/hcl...

Troll: A DSL for expressing dice roll simulations: http://hjemmesider.diku.dk/~torbenm/Troll/

fvg: Functional Vector Graphics: https://github.com/lemmih/fvg

Kleenex: Optimal regex-based stream processor: https://kleenexlang.org/

Futhark: High-performance purely functional data-parallel array programming: https://futhark-lang.org/

> And when should they be libraries instead?

A friend recently told me that DSLs (stand-alone) and eDSLs (embedded in an existing language) have the main difference that DSLs are overgrown configuration files, and eDSLs are overgrown libraries.

I'd say: When you want to call your DSL from more than one programming environment, it is good to have an abstract representation that transcends one particular syntax-tree definition. A library is good until then.
As someone who owned mp3 players, portable CD players, and portable mini disc mp3 players, and did not find itunes or the scroll wheel appealing, the iPod's main innovation was almost entirely just "heavy marketing".
It is a multi-step process. First you do the right thing and kindly ask to repair trust that has been breached. If that doesn't work, which is a likely outcome, discussion about forks are in order. "Just fork it" is easy to say, but with large projects require careful consideration. There's too many people saying "just fork it" all too casually, if you ask me.
it annoyed me too so made a chrome extension to add it back: https://github.com/sw-yx/youtube-browser-extension
I thought native-image in community mode use the serial gc? I'm guessing thats not true anymore?
I probably missed something, but didn't Alex lose because he didn't comply with discovery? My understanding was they never got as far as figuring out if his speach was a problem.
> Advertisers are the most conservative group in any ecosystem

Just to be clear, you're using "conservative" in the "risk averse" sense and not the more common political sense, right?
Not just gigabit or 100 mbit Ethernet ports either but 2.5 gbps and Realtek at that (ironically people have been complaining more about Intel NICs than Realtek recently but that’s anecdotal still IMO). There’s also other factors like GPIO pins as well. This is a board better suited for relatively higher performance and power efficient embedded projects by far than what most OEMs will produce.
Curse of knowledge is a different thing. The "assumed context" problem isn't a teacher-pupil or expert-novice dynamic. It's just someone not providing enough context to an audience that would otherwise be able to understand and help them.
Did you read the post? I dont know why, they wont tell me.

Its just a generic "you violated our rules about offensive content/abuse/self-harm and suicide" or something like that.
Then a link to where you can get help if you have some kind of mental breakdown.
They actually twisted this as If I was suicidal so they can ban me for my own protection.

But I would bet a monthly salary some triggered long time twitter user with high reputation who just didn't understand the joke or does not have a compatible humor reported my tweet and the twitter admins just cater to these people and not to their own rules.
Because Twitter policy wasn't informed by a single person until now.
Which companies were defended and for what? Those companies are going to seek retribution towards their defenders, why? I see a lot of Conservatives defending twitter right now, you think Musk is going to go after them?
Posted?!? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them. With a flashlight. And the stairs were gone! It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard'.
This isn't just a small motherboard, it includes the CPU also.
If Unreal Engine 5 can't handle a world like CP77, why are they making the sequel to CP77 in Unreal Engine? Are they betting on the engine being ready for CP77's sequel when they need it to be?
Because there are differences in how the rules were created. Presumably previous rules involved policy teams and moderation teams and legal teams.

Elon rolling in and being like, "Unban these people even though they've broken the rules" is clearly a different mode.
Based on the UK reseller, Ubuntu 20.04 supports the ethernet chipset out of the box, while 18.04 doesn't.

I run on an unmodified 18.04 though (kernel v5.4), so I think that the support has been also added in a more recent 18.04 LTS patch version.
Differentiate between a verified account and a non-verified. Could even have multiple levels:

1- verified and is not anonymous.

2- verified but remains anonymous.

3- anonymous.
People change their names all the time when they get married or immigrate and have no problem with their birth name's being available. I don't think it's fair to make a blanket statement about this.
Got it, so your response is "it doesn't, and that's good because <word salad>".

The equality of opportunity vs outcome dichotomy conservatives like you present is nonsense. Individualism and freedom (values I care about) are made better with greater redistribution, not worse.
> another state that simply sucks on the federal government’s teat

It's antithetical to the federal nature of the US that the overwhelming majority of tax dollars are paid to the federal government and not to state and local governments. The federal government's share of taxation should be limited to support its constitutional mission, and more should remain at the state and local level to achieve state and local missions, including things like social services and infrastructure.

That way, some states may choose to have an expanded role of government with high levels of social services and infrastructure spending, some may choose the opposite, and none are left sucking on the federal teat -- the milk from which, may I remind you, are collected from people who live in every state, not just the ones with "better infrastructure".

In the end government money is just people's money taken by taxation. When you let the federal government take most of it, you allow it to browbeat the states into doing whatever the federal government wants, conveniently escaping the limitations that the Constitution placed on it.
Jellyfin also has much better metadata handling / downloading and the web UI is great for streaming to anything without needing to install a client.

It's worth mentioning that, if you love / are invested in Kodi, there's a jellyfin plugin for it that will allow you to access the JF library directly. It supports realtime transcoding for stuff that the browser (or client) doesn't know how to play.

A lot of the features that work "out of the box" in JF are technically possible to add to Kodi through existing plugins, but that's a lot more care and feeding than just installing JF and connecting to it.
The R4S is a great little device. Love the solid metal case, tiny size, and low power usage. I used one to route my gigabit Ethernet for several months. Compiled OpenWRT from source with LibreELEC's patches. No hardware problems for me--I did apply that voltage patch for the MicroSD. It handled the connection well, but couldn't quite push full gigabit PPPoE with VLAN. Gets close if you enable acceleration, but then no AQM. CenturyLink requires you to tunnel IPv6, so that on top of the PPPoE was a bit much for it, I could only IPv6 at about 300mbps. No eMMC, you have to provide a MicroSD, but OpenWRT doesn't write to the flash at all in normal operation, so that was fine.

Now I have upgraded to the R5S. This thing has HDMI out, dual 2.5Gbps + 1x Gigabit Ethernet, and eMMC. It was a bit difficult to acquire, but I'm very happy with it. I can max out the Gigabit WAN now, with AQM which really helps. IPv6 reaches over 750mbps, and the R5S has cycles to spare, so I think that's the full speed. I can saturate the link over wireguard tunnels too.

The R4S is up on eBay now.
I block out all comments.
Those are likely all bots or people indistinguishable from bots, I use grease monkey and a javascript script to block it out, I also use another one to be able to increase the playback speed beyond the arbitrary 2x limit.

But getting the clean google-videos layout which was just a video player and a search bar can be done entirely with ublock :D
In Europe everyone uses RAL, not Pantone, for selecting paint colours, though I'm not sure about exact differences between those colour systems.
Pretty much.

If you don't eject the extremist elements from your community, your community will be represented by them to outside world.

I do wonder what would happen with social media that had only the up/downvote system as soft moderation but without actual moderators smacking people around
We've been a decade away from doing something for 40 years now...
It's a Polish travel channel "Podróże bez paszportu" which has taken up these updates after the war turned hot again so probably not the one you're thinking of.
Connecting two bodies of water for the occasional organism that wants to pass through is a distinct thing from disconnecting two bodies of water for say large numbers of fish that would otherwise swim up a river. The latter is a usual criticism of hydro power, which seems like it doesn't apply to Niagara because it's such a big waterfall.

I wasn't aware of the treaty, that makes sense.

The link about turning off the American side of the falls doesn't really support the implication that there is enough hydroelectric capacity to use up the entire flow of the river. The simplest explanation is that the flow was diverted over to the Canadian falls.
My gripe with abstract art is a lot of artists settle on one gimmick. Mondrian? Space subdivided by lines. Pollock? Paint drips. It's the same as the Youtuber criticism: they have two years of ideas, then try to make a career out of it.
I'm not sure if they felt 'attacked'- more that they were standing up for their right to do what they do (satire) without being censored and giving into the censorship by deleting the tweet. The 'mis-gendering' in this case was absolutely truthful in a scientific sense, thereby making their point that truth being somehow harmful in today's society. Whether you agree that's a 'good' point or not it seems to fall squarely in the area that should be open for public comment.
Don't just trust me, a random internet user, check by yourself

Call your bank, and ask them if their employees PCs have access to the public internet

Same for your local hospital, call them

Bonus:

https://www.hipaajournal.com/internet-access-control-for-hos...
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It may be the case that Lunny forgot he has a moral obligation to the Gitea community that elected him year after year. Even though there is no legally binding contract.

What was done is morally unacceptable. But that can be easily fixed. Just give it all back!
idk, the way this guy is describing his coffee friend, seems like me. I wouldn't say my hobby is coffee, but I have beans I grind, and have my favorite coffee spot. But I am not a "coffee snob." I can drink coffee straight but prefer with milk, and generally won't drink an espresso shot. I love a PSL, and always get a latte otherwise. I love when people get me coffee beans from somewhere, especially if they are whole beans!

Edit: I do think this applies to lots of other hobbies though
You don't want people to learn what a truly open forum looks like instead? More important to hurt?
> Tellingly, it never appears to be the ones who do the actual work who throw such tantrums.

And how do you know that, if I may ask?
My biggest communication problem as a developer at the moment is with the designer. It is as if we were speaking different languages — and I am not just talking about the jargon such as "persistent storage" or "api" on one side vs "kerning, tracking & leading" on the other side. No, it's the fundamentally different ways of thinking, and inability to pick up on what's obvious for the other side (as a developer, I, naturally, blame the designer for all these difficulties in communication; but I am sure that she blames me). I am both amused and annoyed at this; not sure which more.
I tend to write diatribes that nobody will ever read, so I've switched to writing a quip first, with details below in inverted pyramid style so that the reader doesn't have to ask for more information.

---

I usually start with a:

# Solution:

With links to any tickets/jobs/etc. For example, the inverted pyramid puts the most important info first:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism)

Then I'll put any relevant notes and commands that I refer to as:

# Discovery:

```

# in a big block of literate programming (Mac only, try `curl -ks` to skip SSL checks if the clock's wrong in your shell)
curl -s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming | textutil -convert txt -stdin -stdout

```

So that people in a hurry can skip the parts they don't need.

Edit: I edited this a lot, might need to refresh