skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because I follow a list of creators that post long-form content on Youtube. Woodworking and machining mostly, but with some automotive stuff in there as well.
Holy shit ban this troll
Serving my htmx app as a WASM app, so interaction by users will be done on their computer. Then only the DB changes will be have to be synced with the backend, saving a lot of traffic / server capacity. This was already possible, but then the user's changes would be lost if they don't sync in time. If I understand things correctly this is the missing piece: persistence. So if the user goes offline and makes changes, those will persist so they can be synced when the user goes online again.

(All of this is as far as I understand things, I could be completely wrong.)
A documentary about the Prometheus open source monitoring system.
https://prometheus.io

Prometheus was started at SoundCloud and was originally patterned after Google’s Borgmon.

This documentary is really cool, extremely high production values for a nerd video.
Are you saying that ideas depend on skin colors ?
I just felt your first sentence, without a qualifier, gave too much credit looking at the context.
I am not opposed to using regulation, but I can’t see what could be done with regulation that would lead to, say, non-subscription adobe products. Mandate that offline versions be available for purchase? There would also have to be some kind of price control mechanism or adobe would make it unaffordable. That seems very specific and messy, but I’m sure there are other ideas.
> Advertisers are going to be pretty concerned when their paid content is showing up in screenshots mixed in with "questionable" content.

Are you aware Twitter already allows all sort of depraved porn on their platform already? Did Advertisers leave the platform as a result of this already?

Maybe Twitter should get rid of the hardcore pornography first.
I don't. I'm so off the chart in personality trait openness I have to see new stuff all the time. And not just any new stuff. It's annoying.
Those numbers are way too old. Even by the 2011 census, UP was nearly 200M with a decadal growth rate of 20% in the previous decade. Bihar was 104M with a 25% growth rate.

Even with more muted growth, current population would be 230M+ for UP and 125M+ for Bihar.
Decker, a platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard and classic macOS
Most software development is in that r&d figure.
> empathically increasing the resolution of your writing

I find this to be obnoxious and nonsensical, which, in an article about communicating effectively, is ironic.
Hmmm. I'm gonna agree the slow way. I take it you are not referring to lines written/hour but, lines of code that survive; or time to working code that meets set goals, and maybe ten percent of the vicious, business-killing bugs.

But then again, maybe the mediocre guys spend a whole lot of time looking for code that they can cut, paste and modify. That certainly used to happen with hardware circuits.

Given that most large projects don't make it to the finish line, someone who has consistently pushed projects over the finish line looks like an outlier to me. If your 10x gal (or guy) can choose a far better algorithm, that's not just 10x; that's maybe clear success vs total failure. (So you'll be dividing by zero if you want a ratio, there.)

To switch to the military context, it's funny how all the people I know who don't think there are any 10x Generals also firmly believe there are minus 10x Generals. Maybe even lots of them. And can somehow maintain both those beliefs at the same time. Both history and personal experience (not as a general) tells me that true competence is difficult to achieve and that most people are far too lazy to get there, or have personalities that block them.

Everybody thinks the have an above-average sense of humor and are amongst the best drivers, but they know that they aren't 10x for humor and driving. Maybe, to maintain their illusion, they have to say there are no 10x ers, cause then they don't look above average anymore.
I really don’t think Kanye is mentally ill or anti-Semitic, people are just claiming both or either of those as a way of “poisoning the well” about what he’s actually saying, check out this recent interview with ex-CNN Cuomo: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kQwaOfBb-s8
This reminds me of The Onion 5 blade razor parody:

https://www.theonion.com/fuck-everything-were-doing-five-bla...
> As long as Tesla doesn't own the Li suppliers or mining rights, it doesn't matter how much Tesla got in the past

My understanding is that Tesla is leveraging long-term contractual lock-ins in various shapes. One particular one I heard was that in exchange for fronting some of the up-front cost for the mine Tesla would retain the right to buy X% of the mine's output at a maximum markup of Y% over cost to produce.

This kind of contractual lock-in can achieve the desired goal without using either of the mechanisms you listed.
Conservative: makes claims, provides "sources"

You reference mediabiasfactcheck.com a hobby site by a creator who says "his methods are not rigorously objective." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Bias/Fact_Check#Methodol...

You reference the dailywire so much when even your own source (mediabiasfactcheck) rates them just short of "extreme right" and rates their "Factual Reporting" as "MIXED"?

Why would anyone take the time to respond to each of your points any more than they would a random Facebook post?
More open and friendly than most.

https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you
Amateur! Needs to use setjmp and an intentional bug.
> It doesn't for the same reason there isn't already a "WeChat" of the west.

iMessage? (US)

WhatsApp? (EU)
Not really: we see on Reddit all the time how subreddits quickly descend into herds that can only upvote accepted ideas and instantly downvote to oblivion or ban anything even neutral (much less antagonistic to the subreddit’s worldview).

Anybody who comes by with a different take immediately loses interest in the group and so there’s a self-perpetuating system that makes the group more and more fanatical about right-think and wrong-think.

On Twitter, deleting tweets for wrong-think has largely the same chilling effect and self-perpetuating descent into an echo chamber.
If democracy got you Trump why would more democracy be the solution?
Gotta wait till someone figures out how to implement proof of honor.
>It’s amazing to me that the HN hive mind has decided that somehow one of the most successful people on the planet, who’s built a successful electric car company, a private rocketry company and was part of the people who laid foundation for a “payment system for the internet” is somehow doomed to fail in his new venture.

It has been interesting to read it today.

Fundamentally elon has simply called for politically neutral content moderation. I expect he's never going to allow calls to violence or incitement type things; who exactly thinks this is a bad decision? This is to solve the ongoing problem of censorship.

Yet the people see the above as a nightmare scenario. So what exactly are we missing? Is giving the republicans their voice back and allowing them to speak really such a nightmare? I don't think these people are upset about this. I suspect it's not a nightmare scenario if the republicans getting the ability to speak back results in landslide elections in their favour. Like we are potentially seeing now in midterm polling.

What if that's not the case. What if this is indeed a nightmare scenario? What exactly is the unsaid explanation?

I don't see the cause for concern let alone it being a nightmare scenario.
Pretty racist to imply that your thoughts and opinion are tied so strictly to your skin color.

"That's ok when WE do it".
> Ye’s account was restored by Twitter before the acquisition. They did not consult with or inform me.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1586073042534297601
You're not removing your belief
The constitutional convention requires 2/3 of the state legislatures to approve it to convene, so popular support is no more relevant to it than it is to ratification. If you have enough legislatures willing to ratify some amendment, the same legislatures can also submit it for ratification.
Why is that strange? It's a principled position unrelated to not liking him or not wanting to work with him.
That was my previous experience, but have you tried linking to AMD AOCL recently? I would not expect the performance gap between Intel MKL and AMD AOCL to still be as large as you describe on a Zen 3.
Here's the full song for free on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jgv6WdhbP74

Overtones begin around 4:50
Interesting — so basically an overhead until it’s fully native? I was reading the Chrome initiative as a pathway to native. Would that mean it can’t be WASM?
Yeah I think that should work.

It does have the downside still that changes to the website/github might break future updates in a way that isn't (easily) verifiable.

While this is a solution personally I still like the idea of GPG more since it'll work for any new files, works for your new projects automagically, etc.

But I think you did at least fix the future update problem with auto-updates, which is a lot more work then most people put into it so thank you for addressing the issue!
His suggestion is actually healthy lifestyle.
> But their cars kinda suck overall

Do explain how a kinda sucky car, Model Y, became best selling car in Europe in September and is tracking to be best selling car world wide in 2023.

And yes, I do mean "car", not "electric car". Model Y is outselling Peugeot 208, a car half its price.

https://electrek.co/2022/10/28/tesla-model-y-best-selling-ca...

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/teslas...
Without an API, the default "I want to write a bot for Twitter" path forward is to automate the human UI -- to some extent, this makes you look like somebody who is trying to evade bot detection.

I suspect there are lots of people in the class of "wants to do something interesting, isn't particularly interested in being malicious but doesn't mind breaking the rules." Maybe an official bot API would dry up that ecosystem?
IMO framing it as "get rid of the bots" is the wrong way to solve the problem because it's unsolvable, especially as we head more towards a world of content being generated by increasingly sophisticated ML algorithms.

It's probably best to embrace the bots and instead think about it as a problem of categorizing, quantifying, and applying more metadata to messages that let people, agents, or other bots determine the qualities about the information that they want to know.
Sure, in 2004 they poisoned Yushchenko. In 2014 they illegally annex Crimea and invade a part of the Donbas. Then by Elon and your suggestion, in 2022 they legally take Crimea, and after killing all the locals let's have some official elections in the landbridge areas. Ukraine stays "neutral", just like they already were (seemed to work out great for them!)

Any predictions for 2030?
Yes it is totally a meaningless distinction to me. On the level of “this is not gambling, because we use a virtual currency (that can be purchased with dollars)” that is prevalent on mobile video games these days. It is gambling, just with extra steps. And it is bribery, just with extra steps.
Twitter ignored multiple reports of personal threats directed at me specifically (involving concentration camps and general death threats, etc.) "This tweet doesn't violate Twitter rules." People I didn't know, who I had zero negative interactions with before. That was way before Musk.

You just can't have human moderation at that scale. They have to brainstorm how to prevent these tweets in the first place, rather than how to catch and delete them.
Comparing Russia invading territories that Americans haven't even been to let alone heard of is nothing like Canada, of all countries, invading the continental US.
Will this help Cloudflare, Fly.io and others who started offering SQLite-like of offerings in the cloud?
I am a Staff Engineer leading a large engineering organization. I am also “on the spectrum” and openly autistic. My co-workers know that I am autistic.

I have found that communicating to business folks and leaders is a skill like anything else and can be taught. Your assumption that being autistic somehow completely disqualifies one to speak competently to others is ableist and harmful.

While it is true that people who are autistic struggle to communicate with non-autistic people I would argue it is also difficult for non-autistic people to communicate with autistic people.

It is also ableist to assume that just because someone lacks communication skills that they are “on the spectrum”.

What is true is that communication as a skill is not often taught to developers.
Suppose they did support and voted for their representative, and that representative voted against ratification, but the legislature still voted to ratify. Does the ratification then meaningfully represent all residents of the state?

I don't think so, but I can see how others might take a different perspective here. It doesn't really matter to the point I was originally making, though - if 40% of the population can rewrite the constitution over the heads of the other 60%, it's still badly broken.
Yeah it’s all indirection to generate hype for a new way to manage electron state in a machine.

You see, it is beneath Jack and Co. to participate in the real work of keeping themselves alive.

Jack recently apologized for his role in centralizing the web but of course he’s going to be a part of the new protocol centralization effort.
You are my coworkers, except they aren't doing it ironically
YouTube is slowly transitioning from a UGC video marketplace into a modern version of cable tv. These technical oversights aren't bugs. They're a deliberate effort to shape user behavior and maximize advertising revenue. Old content is a liability and is slowly being deprecated from the system.
Sloppy reporting? In MY mainstream media?!

Currently the linked story, from TechCrunch, doesn't call it a "kitchen" sink. Kudos to them.
"You cannot believe in Christianity" and "You cannot hold mass in my house" are two very different statements.
I've obsessively played Factorio since 2014, probably logging over a thousand hours in it. I found Shapez a lot more finicky and overall way less fun. The challenges and progression in Shapez are mundane, the theme is abstract, and the UI and performance do not compare to the brilliant work done in Factorio. For what feels like a weekend project flash game, Shapez is very well done. But it doesn't compare to a project that's seen a decade of development from an incredibly talented team.

Another commenter mentioned Dyson Sphere Program, which is quite similar and also an impressive effort from its team. It introduces some refreshing differences for a seasoned Factorio player but doesn't yet have enough content/longevity.
Regarding Paradox of Intolerance:
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance#What_Popp...
See section "misuse"
Tell him to fuck off. Some people only understand that kind of language.
I cam tell you, that idea works pretty well. With added bonus that you gain stamina and strength.

Exercise is proven to improve your health results.
"The hubris is that PHBs and spreadsheet jockeys think they understand my job better than I do": where are you imagining these things from? Who ever said they understand YOUR job better than you? I think it's safe to say, the article was probably not written with you personally in mind. And I think it's also safe to say, you personally are not the same as every engineer out there.

Someone simply suggested that VC-backed companies (presumably, often of the startup kind), the company can achieve more economic success when engineers spend some time with customers (and let's not forget that the customer need is the SOLE reason that the engineer's job exists at all).

The hubris is in the failure to acknowledge that you do not represent the entire world of engineers, and the unwillingness to contemplate a scenario where just maybe, an engineer could be better at their job, if they took more time to understand that which created its reason to exist.
You agree to using the TOS by accessing the service, have you seen a case not enforcing that paradigm?
There is a difference between an instance of an individual person sharing a true idea to convince others, and an organization which claims to report the news but selectively reports true news for propagandistic purposes.
That tweet is not implying that it will ever be native. Quite the opposite; Web SQL is native today and they are going to remove it since it was rejected by other browsers.
I've been following Ukraine and read his tweets and I'd say he was just a bit under informed which is not surprising given he's busing running like five companies and doesn't have a background in Russian/Ukrainian history.

It's easy to think you should get peace by giving away some land until you look into the details. Though ask any of the Eastern Europeans who have lived their lives near Russia and they will generally point out flaws with that scheme. (To name but one subtlety Ukraine signed an agreement with Russia and the US in 1994 to secure its borders in return for giving up its nukes. Do we now say disarmament agreements are worthless and the aggressive countries can just say ha ha suckers and take land if you don't have nukes? - would be a bad precedent.)

>like jump into bed with Russia or China in a heartbeat, as long as it delivers the extra buck

doesn't really fit with him supplying loads of Starlinks much to Russia's annoyance.
Yeah but the bots that people complain about are the malicious bots that try to pass as humans.
Cybernetics of social media platforms (part 1)
When I used twitter a decade ago, I used TweetDeck, which used the API to post to twitter for me. So that would label me as a Bot just because I like a better UX/UI.
One could imagine that human’s would appear unconscious to a hyper intelligent alien species. Perhaps it’s all relative.
Yep, I use newsboat for this.
Not sure what there is to discuss? I wholly disagree with your idea. There's plenty of other social network sites that have a similar moderation policy and they are overrun by people who wish to turn it into a platform to spread hate.

Any content moderation needs to extend beyond "Legal? (Y/N)" unless your main goal is to drive any real community away.
If I may pile on with a general suggestion for people writing shell scripts: Use shellcheck. Always. It will catch these things automatically for you:)
Thanks for clarifying, could be perhaps more evident in the changelog.
I know Node had this idea of unstable APIs, but in practice it's hard to enforce of course, if you're building a software & gotta rely on them.
Random thoughts.

1. I think any effort to figure out rational motives for this buy are in vain. It seems things just pop into his head and if considered a fun challenge, then why not? A child-like YOLO attitude.

2. Town square. The one thing that keeps Twitter standing is its cultural relevance. It is the town square for the elite (politicians, celebrities, experts). There isn't really anywhere else to go. An exodus to what? The fact that Twitter has almost never made money in its entire history yet is still so culturally relevant is quite telling.

3. Brain drain. I expect the exact opposite. This is the part where Musk thrives and also where he's at his cruelest. He will remove slackers and non-performers without mercy and surround himself with class A players only. Next he'll overload them with near impossible targets and you can't bullshit yourself out of it. You deliver or you're out. I would expect him to run this for a year or so and accomplish more than Twitter's dysfunctional product team did in their entire history.

4. Free speech. His goals are good: focusing on the 80% bandwidth of free speech, but getting there for sure is going to be tricky. This has to be by far the biggest risk factor.

Concluding, I'm mildly optimistic. I wouldn't care if Twitter totally sinks, but it's so bad currently that in a way the only way is up.
What these comparative analyses keep missing is that Musk Twitter is an LBO company with billions in loans on its books. It's private, which takes public shareholder pressure off, but it's also directly losing billions of dollars in debt service. The pressure to generate some kind of stable income, soon, is probably immense.

It's worth keeping in mind that despite the brave face, Musk didn't want to buy Twitter. In fact: he desperately didn't want to buy Twitter. He's been forced to do so by the Delaware courts.
Web 19 will be when they give up and just start serving html over http for restaurant websites again
Yes, I'm for sure describing a perverse incentive structure, but one that's easy to fall into, almost a default state. If you get enough well-intentioned people together they can break the cycle, and then you have a healthy team.

> Bottom right should be "points lost" imo.

There's a certain breed of hot-shot dev who truly believes they're gaining status by making cryptic, in-the-know references, and there's another breed who falls for it. When it comes to social status games, if enough people believe it, it becomes true.
You Can Eat Two Burgers a Week Without Climate Impact (If You Eat No Other Meat)
You know, I rarely think about this:

# chmod -R go-rwx /home/*

Why are most default homes setup with a mode other than 700 directories 600 files? I know, it is because of the default mask system wide, but it seems to make sense to do this to homes, unless I am missing something?
Source: the entire conservative media from Fox News to Breitbart, social media, the paper below comparing left-wing, right-wing and Islamist political violence, anti-LGBTQ violence and attacks on pride festivals, anti-abortion violence, shooting sprees, bombings, the Capitol attack, MAGA Republicans and Trump himself, QAnon, white supremacists, militias, incels.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2122593119

https://www.adl.org/research-centers/center-on-extremism

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/order-from-chaos/2022/01/05/a...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-abortion_violence

Causal racism + transphobia + xenophobia + scientific illiteracy + the impact font = conservative memes

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRightCantMeme/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversial_Reddit_communiti...

> I have yet to see any hate.

You have, it's everywhere. Just drop in any of these words (gender study, transgender, sea level rise, climate change, sustainable development, liberal, Democrat, socialism, feminism, globalism, women's rights, representation, diversity, science, education, racial justice, critical race theory, mainstream media, vaccine, Hunter Biden, George Soros) as a bait to anywhere on conservative spaces and watch the hate flow.
If the organization tolerates assholes, the organization tolerates assholes.

Or the team at a smaller scale.

Your third option is to talk with HR about a different position.

Without making trouble for anyone of course. There’s no point in that. All you need is to walk away without drama.

Good luck.

(Edit: there may be a simple reason the person is ex-googly).
That’s awful. And I’ve also witnessed the same kind of abuse that goes ignored.

Has any large social media site ever solved this?

4chan does by having no rules: if you show up, expect the absolute worst of humanity.

Reddit does by having countless volunteer moderators who basically do 98% of the moderation.

Facebook suffers from the same problems as Twitter.
We know one thing: half of the $44B was loans that will cost Twitter around $1B per year, so it has to make some kind of profit. Otherwise who will pay?
He's definitely mentally ill, he has admitted so himself.

He also seems to basically cites a lot of things that Black Israelites and Farrakhan say/believe, who are openly anti-Semitic.
You use GPG and trust the people publishing things, who sign the artifact that you actually download. Which is internally how every package manager I've seen works internally, anyways.