skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They are. https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-367
> Will he unban ISIS recruiting accounts?

Pretty extreme example but pretty sure aiding terrorists runs afoul of some US laws...

> He doesn't need to ban leftists to achieve his goal of pushing them off the platform.

Seems like they're the ones who don't believe in free speech. They can stay, no?
Yes. There's all sorts of bugs. The buggiest thing is the queue. Each time they fix a bug it seems other weirdness pops up. Having built a similar queue for the web UI of a music streaming app, I know it can be complicated, but surely it can't be this complicated. For a while it was unusable for me because I like building a queue and reordering the items, and sorting didn't work at all. The queue should be one of the primary things that automated tests and QA should be able to track pretty easily and be treated as first class.
> Why would I want a digital watch?

"Mr. Ibe set about creating 'the unbreakable watch' based upon a triple 10 philosophy. It should be water resistant to 10bar, have a minimum 10 year battery life and most importantly, survive a minimum 10 metre drop."
The push for shorts is somewhat ironic, because Youtube used to have lots of short videos in the early days. But then Youtube pushed everyone to inflate their video lengths, first with a recommendation algorithm that rewarded watch time, then with monetization that rewarded videos over 10 minutes (now 8 minutes). It took TikTok's success to show Youtube that users might like shorter videos.

But I'm not sure where Youtube is actually going with this. There's now "normal Youtube", "Shorts" and "Live" coexisting on the same platform, along with Premium exclusives and Youtube Music. All of them integrated somewhat awkwardly.
> First you do the right thing and kindly ask to repair trust that has been breached

Gitea is a self-labeled "DoOcracy". nobody owes an apology. forking is inherent to open source methodology. ideological conflicts help nobody but those who lead them. 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.
The key conceit of the article seems to be that it's new for individuals to buy companies. Is this true?

> Silicon Valley moguls used to buy yachts and islands. Now they are rich enough, and perhaps arrogant enough, to acquire companies they fancy.
When twitter was "decent" It was always a cesspool

Also, lol for twitter having n-word graph in their metrics
Same ghost, different machine. Their identity is now Eliot. Probably wouldn't even be an issue to call them Ellen if we lived in a world where people weren't deliberate with their mis-identification to troll trans people, but here we are.
If you can't tell the difference between making fun of a public figure and child pornography, you should take a step back.
Is that not already an option?
Evidence, that basic thing that is always absent from assertions like the one above.
Another difference is that the bans here are done by @dang and the rest of the mod team. They're not anonymous and they give ample warning in public, typically.
I think you're correct. The example of the Heat Death of Usenet seems relevant. If you don't trim spam and annoyances, people leave. I think Musk's Twitter will be an interesting test, if Musk allows enough unfettered speech.
Something to keep in mind is that YouTube does A/B testing, showing different interface design changes to different people and then comparing the stats later.
Like NewPipe?
Theres really no reason these days not to get affinity products. They are top quality and the price is really cheap for what you get!
Wait I'm confused. I remember reading a bunch of reports about how China started blocking TLS 1.3 because of encrypted SNI (eSNI) years ago?
This is 12 years from now. There will be plenty of used combustion vehicles for the less well off to acquire and use until EVs further decline in cost. These folks don’t have $40k-$50k (median sales price) to spend on a new car anyway.
Their account was never banned and could always be viewed. There's nothing in this post that indicates anything has changed.

From last week: https://web.archive.org/web/20221019005155/https://twitter.c...
So, if you know that Fermat-Weber had fast approximation solutions (O(logn)) published by 2003 (Bose, Mahashwari & Morin), and Rocchio "training" is linear O(|D| + |C|) (where D is the Document set (tweets) and C is the Class set (agents)), why wouldn't Elon maybe be able to use his existing automatic "Labelling" AI workflow to implement something like Rocchio and/or Fermat-Weber?

I didn't meant to be rude; but, you claiming "I've seen no evidence of that" also seemed rude. Sorry for responding "in kind", and not assuming the best.

But, seriously; I immediately thought "Wow, I've seen evidence of that", straight from Elon's latest "AI Day" presentation...

My theory on "why" so many smart Google / Meta / Twitter / ... people have not implemented K-Means Clustering? Because it gives power back to the Agents in the system -- they can't shove their pre-selected content in your face to drive Ad clicks. I think Elon doesn't care so much about that. Or, sees how giving back authority to the agents will eventually attract orders of magnitude more agents / interaction into the system, offsetting the per-agent reduction in Ad revenue.

EDIT: Sorry, O(nlogn) deterministic or O(n) time-random approximations for Fermat-Weber.
If you've ever worked on a codebase with developers who are no longer around, you come to understand the data structures, algorithms and comments they leave behind give a sense of their personality. A 'ghost' if you will.
Ha. Doesn't working "for" happen you know usually "under" richer folks? Unless you include govt and non profits.
Ford shuts down Argo, their $4B self-driving car effort
It use to be and still is to a certain degree but Pantone has been trying to move digital and make consistent colors when printing 4 color. All the old books have ink formulas for spot colors which have limited uses these days. The new books ditch the formulas and give RGB, CMYK and html for each swatch.
No company operates in a vacuum. Particularly, companies in commodity based industries, like grocery chains, which average maybe 3-5% gross margins, cannot arbitrarily increase prices without consequences (drop in demand). People will shift their purchasing power elsewhere. Unless, of course, every where else is also increasing prices because of the sheer amount of excess monetary liquidity sloshing around in the economy.
Literal nazis? /s
do this instead:

site:youtube.com <your_searchterm>
I read your post and it’s still vague as written so it’s not very convincing as an indictment against their policy. I’m not making a claim you are lying, it’s simply not enough to come to reach a conclusion it was all a big misunderstanding.
Because Fox News is stable, banal, they play the respectability card. Internet users on the other hand can be fucking volatile. Advertisers don't care how hot the takes are on cable news, they just want to sell shit to the elderly, they do care if their ads are placed around overt fascists because that's where their association attracts bad press. Same thing that happened to Youtube in 2017. People gave a bunch of large brands bad mainstream press because their ads played on fringe/conspiratorial/violent content and they, responding to the bad press they receivdd specifically, gave Youtube a heavy ultimatum about keeping ads off that sort of content before they abandon the platform. The rest is history.
They were never banned only suspended, and there's nothing in the link to indicate that they've been un-suspended from posting.

From last week proof that they weren't banned: https://web.archive.org/web/20221019005155/https://twitter.c...
One is a statement of fact. Another is an opinion with a call to action.
You can send them https://thundergolfer.com/communication/slack/2021/02/24/how....

I used to get a "the worker is having a bad time" daily, but my other main pet peeve was screenshotting error messages and stacktraces.
> Why is it offensive to say that my celebrity crush used to be Ellen Page (until she came out as lesbian)?

It isn't.

Talking about someone's dead name is not offensive.

Referring to someone using their deadname today is. For example, saying "Ellen Page was really good in the latest season of The Umbrella Academy" is offensive because at that point, they were identifying as Elliot.

In the case of someone not being notable before a transition, talk of their deadname is offensive because it is clearly being done in bad faith. If they were transitioned before they became a notable person, why the obsession with knowing their deadname? There's really only one reason: Because you want to call them that as an "own" against transgender people.
Won't it just... write more WAL files?
I have a ten year old iPad that’s still in use, and an eight year old iPhone. I don’t see why they would stop being useful any time soon.
It is indeed. But my experience from what I saw from Twitter was a clear bias towards certain... authoritarian ticks? u know. It is a private company anyway, just mentioning the had those. They could do whatever.

Just an observation :)

I hope it is more balanced from now on. Now is when we will be able to see if Elon delivers on his words.

We will see how it goes.
Add to that, dang also has the power to unhide, unflag, etc. when he notices brigading. Giving the reins entirely to the community totally works for a very small community. Not the whole internet.
Jokes about alcoholics and bipolar people aren't usually part of a political campaign (willing or unwilling) to get them barred from many parts of public life[1] or fuel other genocidal ambitions[2].

Also, they're not even funny. Maybe because their function is not to make you laugh.

[1]: https://twitter.com/ErinInTheMorn/status/1582492801190674432

[2]: https://www.damemagazine.com/2022/03/15/trans-people-are-in-...
In traditional fora/irc/whatever or even reddit to some extent (subreddit moderators follow the pattern, admins do not) the moderators are the founders of the community or are selected by then community via social processes. The structure resembles a village. Mastodon is the most clear example. Mostof the small servers are their own community with a common interest, usually funded by its members directly or by someone doing it to henefit the members. 'If you don't like it, leave' is a valid sentiment because the moderators are not holding your social network hostage and don't get to choose which other communities you can see or participate in.

In the facebook/tiktok/google/etc model, moderators are minimum wage workers with moderation objectives set by people who own the platform to satisfy advertisers or other central authorities. The structure resembles a mall or maybe a state. The penalty for non-compliance is isolation, and in many cases for facebook and google restriction of access to real services in the real world.

HN fits neither neatly, but is slightly more towards the first.
> Yeah, but also the code shown above used native low level primitives like mmap which typically aren't available.

Native calls are a normal part of Java. And the pointer and word classes used could be implemented using the Unsafe class which is present in Java.
They probably ran an A/B test and whomever is in charge at YouTube was thrilled that the B test resulted in people clicking around more. Engagement!
Why exactly 18"? That's some specific installation. You can make it any length you want. I encourage you to not be so smug.
It's the typeclasses that allow orphan instances.

For instance, let's say a library uses this interfaces:

def doSomething[F[_]: Monad](param: F[Param]): F[Result] = ...

This allows to provide the effect on the callsite. This could simply by "Id (which means regulary executed code) or it could be async, an error type, something with logging or a combination of all those and more at the same type. The library doesn't know and doesn't care, it only constraints the interface if it needs to.
Yep, that's the one. If you read an interview with the designer Chris Crawford (can't find it at the moment), he mentions that the mechanics/dynamics were inspired by a book/paper called The War Trap by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita (game theorist who wrote some popular books). So a _very_ interesting game. Probably deserves to be revisited/remastered at some point.
or like so:
!yt <your_searchterm>
!gv <your_searchterm>
Frustratingly I'm getting routine crashes when I've checked it out on my macbook, so just curious as to whether you did anything special or did they just not test it on enough intel macs?
Babylon Bee isn't under house arrest. This analogy is absurd. They weren't allowed to target hate towards a specific, named individual on their Twitter account. Everything else they were saying was more or less ok.

And they still had plenty of other outlets, including their very successful website.

This is like a single book publisher telling Galileo, "we won't print this one page, but the rest of the book is ok".
> IMHO, the world would be a better place of people who're qualified in a particular subject would opine in their area of expertise.

You can go to sites or youtubers that specialise with reviewing stuff.

The problem is that it's just opinion of a single person & they can be easily bought or swayed so even if you have "experts" reviewing it that doesn't mean quality.

Also don't need an expert to tell you some piece of shit of a device fell apart after a month...

But I do wish that the reviews on sites were actually stuff people write month+ after getting the thing instead of "well, I got it, it works, I tried it for 5 minutes"
What small pc mobo/chip combos would you recommend at around half the price?
Walking with Nietzsche
This looks like a great chance to ask:

Besides the ODROID-Hn series, what other single-board computers have dual ethernet? Very few, AFAICT. For router use-case, the alternatives suggested (buy an older NUC, for instance) don't work.
First of all there is no such thing as "hate speech." This particular statement would expose you to charges of incitement of violence because you would be giving a direct order to your subordinates to "organize and commit [crimes, I assume] against x." The hate part has nothing to do with it.
They don't think so. Some claims that they were born with the wrong body, so their deadname was a mistake. This is why they call it deadname.

Even if you are not transgender, just imagine changing your name, telling everyone about it, and someone would come along insisting on calling you using your former name, practicly mocking, belittling you and your choice. Now imagine them doing the same to your entire identity.
In addition to the sibling comment, form factor is an advantage, for those looking for a small machine (Mini ITX != Nano ITX; the H* are actually even smaller than Nano-ITX).

Hardkernel produces several very interesting boxes for H2 (I suppose also for the H3); I think there were 5 or 6 at the time, for different use cases. There was a very small one that fitted two 2.5" SSDs. They're all ugly, low quality, and tedious to assemble, but they're very small and relatively cheap.
it looks like support to change the rules has been obtained.
It seems you miss the point of my post. I had the thing lying around. And it is indeed laughable, I laugh my ass off since this little silent computer is still going strong, without me giving up too much of my workflow.
I had to think a minute, but I agree with you. Lots of unmoderated free speech will make Twitter worse for ordinary folks, who don't want to be spammed with ads, but also an assortment of porn, aggressive politics bot and weirdos.
You can watch all your youtubes on vlc:
just press open network stream and copy paste the link.
this gives you more features through vlc than you can shake a stick at...
Direct link: https://mods.factorio.com/mod/space-exploration

Space Exploration mod
Good on you. I remember the hands technique, but I was never conscious of it working for me - which doesn't mean it didn't, necessarily.

It's true that repeated waking-but-not-actually-waking (just moving into a new dream in which you're waking) can happens, and can cause anxiety. Bertrand Russell reported it and it's happened to me. However, the fifth or sixth time that happens to you, you know it won't keep going forever, you know you're just waking slowly. After that, repeated false waking is not anxiety producing, it's boring. Soooo boring as you wait to actually wake up for realz.

The opposite can happen too. I was sleeping in an unfamiliar room when I saw an interesting invention in a dream, realized that I was sleeping and became desperate to wake up and write it down so I didn't forget it. That urgency accelerated parts of the waking process, but not the whole process. I got my real, waking vision back before I got any body sensation or the inner ear back. So I was frozen for a bit but immensely puzzled by what I saw 'cause what I thought was "up" was actually "sideways" and I was in a new real room that was new to me. I did get to write the invention down in the real world shortly after though, after all of my brain woke up.
Let's say I have 100 shares outstanding, each priced at $100, and I have $100 I want to give back to investors.

If I give a dividend, each shareholder now has 100 shares priced at $99 (assuming the typical price drop for the dividend), and $1 cash.

If I buy back 1 share for $100, now one ex-shareholder has $100 in cash, and 99 other shareholders have 1 share valued at $100.

In each case, the company has $100 less dollars, and its market cap dropped from $10,000 to $9,900. But the stock price is higher ($100) in the case of buybacks than in the case of dividends ($99).
I know of at least one color lab that spent years and had multiple really smart people trying to come up with a closed-form solution for the color (both diffuse and specular) given a {ink, illuminant, substrate} combination and last I heard never succeeded. Without that, you are limited to making giant tables, which is what PMS does and it's only useful if everyone is using the same tables.
Amazon Neptune Serverless Fully Managed Graph Database
Now that I think of it, you're right. I shouldn't have used the word "purpose". A proper reformulation of what I meant would be that free speech will, as a property of its existence, push the line against someone's expectations somewhere at some point in time and that denying free speech many decades ago would have inhibited several rights and expressions of rights we take for granted today.
I am not American. So conservative in the classic definition.

Majority of advertisers still try to appeal to the broadest demographic possible.
grep is a domain specific language.

Bash and gawk don't have direct in-language support for OOP, but can be used/abused to do things in an oop manner. aka without in-language support (abstractions/api), takes much more effort to do/understand OOP approach.
And government control over these matters is why lobbyists exist
But with screaming there are no old copies. And if you never update Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign Pantone colours will continue to work.
As far as control-R command history searching, really enjoying McFly https://github.com/cantino/mcfly
User feedback is very unreliable. At a certain scale we tend to trust usage data more. (Eg why should they care more about your individual feedback than what seems like an increased user satisfaction with the platform?)

So far I have not encountered a single big tech company that is able to factor in values into decision making at this level. I don’t know whether we even have the tools for that. The incentives (promos, bonuses), company size (internal competition, changing ownership, focus on growth), being public (relentless growth), etc, etc - all of that contributes to this outcome.

Personally I prefer a more thoughtful and caring approach to introducing changes, but knowing how the industry works I don’t see a lot of space for that.
> Glucose, what most carbs ultimately become, is poisonous to cells,

Do you mean excessive glucose? I doubt glucose is poisonous, seeing how simple and basic the krebs cycle is.
Russian Air Travel Is Back, but Aircraft Lack Service, Parts
Not entirely untrue, but the difference is that here, if someone posts "I really hate [group of people] and I wish they'd die" it's generally considered breaking the rules, but on twitter whether or not this statement breaks the rules depends on what group of people you targeted.
Unless he's transgender, he can't be deadnamed.

There isn't a moral contradiction to explain. The entire point of deadnaming someone is to cause them harm. Full stop. No one is trying to cause Ye harm by clarifying that he used to be called Kayne West.

If you want a non-trans equivalent, old racists used to insist on calling Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Muhammad Ali by names they had rejected to make a point about how little they thought of them. Just like people deadname Elliot Page solely to hateful and offensive.

Can you really not tell the difference?
Communism happened to him. There's a worrying confusion in the west right now in a certain part of the population. People have completely forgotten or wilfully ignore everything we know about the evil every communist system descends imto.

West and especially the young people in the west need to wake up. No system is perfect, but that is no reason to adapt a system we know for certain to be worse.
They didn’t have to say their tweet was wrong right? Just that it violated their rules, which it did
If I change my name from John to Jack and people keep calling me John, I'm probably going to be annoyed. Moreso if they're clearly doing it to try and get under my skin.
He thinks Wikipedia is biased because it describes (correctly) that "alternative medicine" is bullshit? And also he is a climate change denier? Why is he not complaining that there is bias against the flat earth people on wikipedia? Sorry, "scientific minorities". This article proves nothing other than the author is useless.
Agree 100%, the headset is too heavy, prolonged use (a few hours) gives me a rash and makes me all sweaty, and my neck hurts and it gives me a headache.

Mine sits in the corner gathering dust
Or Pilot.co
Simpler: a slatted floor with under-floor drain, and hot-soapy-water sprinklers overhead. Run it when somebody leaves the room with the light off.
Try this new switch version on yuzu.
`flag` is visible on the submission list pages underneath the submission title. It's not hidden in any way. Next to it is also `hide` which is what most people should use for content they're not interested in but that may be appropriate for the site overall. `hide` is also not hidden.
It's not "absolutely true in the scientific sense", except at the "I have an understanding of high school level biology and sociology" sense.

Sex and gender are both significantly more complex than just chromosomes, genitalia, or organs. If you are interested, I'm happy to dive into a good faith discussion of where the science actually falls.
You can try Invidious it's an open source alternative front-end to YouTube.
https://docs.invidious.io/instances/
Never played Twilight Stuggle, but it looks like a lot of fun! There seems to be large-ish international community of players (according to Wikipedia).

Wikipedia Entry:

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

Article:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/8q8qp4/twilight-struggle-is-...
> > people "on the spectrum" often having low "theory of mind" capabilities.

> I somewhat take issue with this, as people on the spectrum are more likely to over-communicate,

Low theory of mind is definitely not incompatible with over-communication.
It sounds like Jellyfin is not for you. However:

> I don't like seeing the movie poster where I might only be able to fit 12 items on the screen at once, I want to be able to see 50+ items in a directory list.

Been a while since I used Jellyfin, but you can set Plex to show it in list view. I would be surprised if Jellyfin didn't have that capability.