skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t know how it is viewed here, but have a look at the licensing scheme adopted by Sentry.io.

They faced a similar concern when people were selling the exact same product using a new name.

> For example, this past year, we’ve had to deal with funded businesses plagiarizing or copying our work to directly compete with Sentry. This has included taking marketing content from our website, plagiarizing our documentation and framing it as their own, or straight-up copy/pasting our product visuals. Their defense? “Well, it’s free open-source, and we can do that.” These businesses are not using Sentry to improve how they develop software; they’re lifting its code and assets to build their closed-source products to compete directly with us.

https://blog.sentry.io/2019/11/06/relicensing-sentry/
I'm not the person you asked, but if I rephrase your question to "Then why do some places with low crime have less police?", then the answer just seems to be common sense.
That's exactly the point of view that I'm condemning, so it looks like I did understand it and they didn't reverse it. The "rule of law" (with scare quotes because there is no in-universe government of the galaxy to be violating the laws of) was the desire to punish the "authoritarian" who was making an honest offer of unconditional peace. Please save us from that rule-of-law, and deliver us to the authoritarians.
Is it impossible to conceive or state the idea that these governmental actions are by design?
Two problems with this submission: (1) title is baity and misleading, and the subtitle immediately takes it back ("considers").

(2) it appears to be hardwalled (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10178989).
Are you getting enough exercise, eating well, and maintaining good relationships? You sound depressed or maybe dysthmic. A lot of how you feel is due to simple biology and not finding the right thought. Your gut flora probably has more to do with it than what book you may or may not be reading.

Who you are isn't set in stone. You can be an unhappy intellectual as long as you want. You can also introduce factors that shake up your personality and interests and emotions, experiment with them, and see which version of yourself you like better.

Think of yourself as a repo that you just have to keep refactoring and forking and rebuilding until you make it work the way you like...
How'd that work with people from countries like Russia, Iran etc which have US sanctions?
Not having an accessible mechanical latch in the front of the glovebox hatch means it’s now a single smooth surface. That’s way cheaper to injection mould than something with a hole in it.

Also, the mechanical latch mechanism needs to be strong enough to withstand hard use over many years. AND it needs to be made in a shape and finish that fits the design of the interior. AND it needs to feel good in the hand. AND it might need a lock in it, either due to expectation or regulation.

Suddenly a simple little solenoid and metre of thin gauge wire starts looking pretty cheap.
I'm a big fan of Rails so this looks great but worth giving the Rails team some credit.
That option should be free though. The 90, 9, 1 rule applies strongly to twitter. Elon and team should try and milk the 1% for a lot of cash and make the experience pleasant for the 90% who just read it all.
My point is not that white people don't have oppression in recent memory, but more that everyone has oppression in recent memory. And if you dig back further and further, you just find heaps and heaps of more oppression, and it ends up impossibly messy to do an accounting of historic wrongs and try to right them in the present day (which doesn't even touch on the question of how giving privileges to people now somehow rights the wrongs done to their ancestors).
Just say what you really want: Equality of Outcome

You know, the system that puts less qualified people over more qualified people for no other reason than virtue signaling.

The feel good system that kills competitiveness, decreases efficiency and slows progress.
> why don’t universities use socioeconomic status (SES) alone for admissions?

Why ? What does SES have to do with going to college ?
He's using an ethical argument, not a numerical one. You're using the latter.

Person 1 says, don't generalize ideas of privilege since it isn't fair to certain individuals that stand out as edge cases.

Person 2 says, the statistics say the majority of the cases the generalizations are consistent.

This conversation is a category error.
Break your life down to habits. Are you actively pursuing hobbies or just watching videos/theorizing? My guess is you're in the latter camp which is a common problem in modern times.
> It's important to note that in STTNG, Star Fleet is not the entirety of the human population in the show.

Oh that’s right, they’re often comically overtly racist caricatures.

In any event Star Fleet specifically is a dystopian hell has been analyzed to death. And the genesis of DS9 is completely straightforward. You can use the idealized yet completely ridiculous portrayal of Star Fleet for a movie or two, some short stories. Stretching it out to 7 seasons was admirable (but even they had to make some concessions with story arcs post Roddenberry).
Let’s not forget TOS only needed to last 3 seasons and the Roddenberry era TNG is pretty crappy overall at least outside the diehard fandom.
I'm not sure if, by "the federation that Mastadon is using", you mean the concept of federation (in which case, I agree) or Mastadon's specific flavor of it; but, if you mean the latter, I want to say that's just a fundamental property of the concept of federated systems (as opposed to distributed ones): e-mail is also federated, and "where you connect" is the hostname on your e-mail server... if Gmail shuts down, so to will all of the connected links of people who decided to use Gmail as their host instead of running their own. I use saurik@saurik.com for my e-mail address, and (if I were to use Mastadon) would presumably also set up my own Mastadon setup, so I wouldn't be reliant on a large Mastadon host.

(Not said enough, though, is that DNS is itself federated: .com could one day decide to shut down, or simply take away saurik.com from me for whatever reason. Given the tradeoffs involved, I feel like that's the best place for me to stake my claim--particularly as custom TLDs didn't even exist back in the late 90s, but even now with them there are too many dangerous-seeming restrictions and the cost is too high that I'd still go with a .com--and yet it means that I'm not in some ways fundamentally different than the people who attach their identities to Google, even if I would claim Google isn't trustworthy, as that's just my opinion. I will say that gmail.com is also reliant on .com, and so there is an argument of my solution being strictly better, and yet I can make counter-arguments involving Google's political influence and the such.)

The issue, though--and maybe this is what you are focusing on?--is that, as far as I've ever been able to tell (just from perusing these random conversations: I do not myself use Mastadon currently), there seem to be features of Mastadon that simply work better if you are using a large shared host (which, to me, is kind of a fundamental design trajectory of federated systems: to obtain better discoverability, security, and ease-of-use, people slowly centralize onto a handful of larger players and over time the protocol becomes corrupted or limited by these large players who want to collude "for the good of the user" rather than remaining limited by the shared protocol).
Lula defeats Bolsonaro to again become Brazil’s president
I'm sorry for being an ass. I'm mad at wallstreet not mad at you.
But what does that mean for going to college?

You just want to get a college degree and ppl are bringing up your ancestors- wtf
Which is enough to invalidate what you wrote:

> There's a minimum amount of lithium necessary to hold a charge. Realistically the only reliable path of grid scale battery storage is a different batter chemistry, but none has proven as effective as lithium ion so far.
This is absolutely despicable. There is no way Musk doesn't know that what he posted is a lie.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/oct/30/elon-musk...
Nice!!!

What are some advantages of Crystal over other languages like Go, Java.C#, Rust?
The fact that you implicitly assume that sharing information with your manager means they are failing to do their job is probably indicative if a bit of an adversarial attitude. At least it also came across like that to me. The way I see it, most managers I've worked with have been stretched for time and me giving information will only make things better for me and my team because the quality of their help will be better, regardless of how good they are at their job.

I agree you should not try to push through a bad situation, it really depends on the people involved and it's hard to give generic advice.
The only advice on this subject:

1. Learn to use Nodes APIs and don’t rely on NPM packages for most things. For external applications, like databases, rely on the vendor integration package supplied by that application’s vendor.

2. Take error handling seriously and apply it universally and uniformly.

3. Everything else will come down to understanding JavaScript (or TypeScript) and solid principles of architecture.
There's school of thoughts on many (infinite?) things.
Long term track record of actions compared to severity of crime. Plus psychological reports, which are much harder to fake.
The fundamental problem with this "statistical justice" approach is that it results in lots of small personal injustices, but the latter is what people are going to notice - especially when, like OP, it comes from their lived experience. And they will judge the whole system based on that lived experience.

A just and fair society is like a fractal - it can't be fair "overall", it has to be fair at every level as you zoom in. There are no shortcuts here; with them, at best, you can create a society that pretends to be fair.
Up And Then Down: The lives of elevators. (2014)
https://archive.ph/EAzJN
Let the games begin! Twitter has been called the "town square". In reality it is the Roman Circus.
Make it scale with the number of subscribers? It would be abused of course, but isn't twitter already?
A few of us in the old country read about ~50 of Agatha Christie's 84 fiction books together in our mid-teens (there was reasons/context:). They were definitely "more of the same", but Agatha has the kind of stylistic English language that made the process itself enjoyable; it's like going on a bike ride, you don't have to see spectacular new sights to just enjoy the journey.

My preference is SF though, but it's because it's the ideas that are the draw for me; if the ideas start repeating themselves, or even themes, it becomes a lot harder to read a lot faster.
health. everything else comes secondary.
I'm not into whole 'Elon takes over Twitter' drama, and most likely I'm not their target audience. But for whatever it may matter, I stay away from any platform that tries to verify me, even if most of them manage to successfully track me... I guess this service may bring some value to 'famous people'..
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IIRC both Gab and TS disabled federation, so that isn't a good indicator either way.

It is, IMO a good indicator that neither actually care about free speech, since they are basically "censoring" the rest of the fediverse.