skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People seem to forget that NASA isn't much of a rocket manufacturer. Those "NASA rockets" of the past were manufactured by corporations contracted by NASA. Space Shuttle orbiter? Built by Rockwell. Mercury-Atlas launch vehicle? Convair. Saturn V? Various contractors, particularly Boeing for the first stage and Rocketdyne for the F-1 engines.

This ruffles the feathers of a certain sort of "space commie", who have traditionally hoped that exploration of space would be impossible for capitalism, leaving space as the great utopia for the future of state-run communism. This was always a dumb point of view, but SpaceX has them particularly upset now because NASA is less involved in the design process than ever before, and it's becoming apparent that capitalism has no trouble getting to space.
The $67M price is for a reusable F9, though. The price of an expendable F9 used to be $90M, but public SpaceX prices have since gone up ~10%.
Yep, I never understood having Twitter. I read linked posts but the "Community" peoploe talk about is lost to me because I used to use old forums and now Discord.
> Yubikey would indeed prevent an attack like this from working.

It would using U2F / WebAuthn. Some Yubikeys support generating TOTP codes [0], which would be vulnerable to phishing attacks

[0] https://support.yubico.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013789259-Us...
I love this idea but the mainstream will hate it. Short attention spans need memes and reaction gifs.
Looking at my feed it's all accounts I follow (and people they retweet). No politics except for the few politics accounts I've chosen to follow. No toxicity except when I look for it.

As far as I can tell people are either exaggerating their experience or bad at curating since I doubt I'm getting a special version of their product.
The mention of "competitive prices" is icing on the cake.

"Check out our deals on launching stuff into friggin' space."

I never thought I would live to see such a service marketed this way.
Left-wing twitter is calling everyone nazis and right-wing twitter is calling everyone pedophiles.

Enjoy the nuanced discussion.
There are some science-y reasons in support of (2), though. Granted, we are biased by being familiar with human life, of course. Consider this: phosphorus is a fairly rare element out there. It's comparatively common on Earth vs. other parts of the galaxy, and "more common" is still somewhat rare on Earth. Yet, Earth life has gone out of its way to use phosphorus for some fairly key parts of itself (DNA!) despite its rarity. Maybe it's path dependence / weird luck, but maybe phosphorus really is that much better than other elements for such purposes. If phosphorus really is both very rare galactically AND key for the development of advanced life, that really does argue in favor of (2), that Earth just hit the cosmic jackpot for sustainability of life. (High phosphorus scarcity would also make interstellar colonization by humans a non-starter... we'd be stuck using robots to explore at best.)
It is also related to the social engineering that has occurred over the last few decades. If the people running the show can get the plebes to focus on hating each other, they get to keep running the show.
Can you give examples of times NextJS was changed to solely benefit Vercel?

NextJS is an open-source framework under the MIT license, so if Vercel ever did anything to compromise NextJS, it could just be forked, but to my knowledge and experience with NextJS, they've provided and continue to provide an awesome framework/ecosystem around React.
That's definitely the problem, but the answer isn't to change Twitter's algorithms. We must ask why Twitter's algorithms ended up where they did, and the answer is that it's more profitable to do what Twitter does than the alternative.

It's not like Twitter's creators maliciously set out to become the flaming hellscape it is now. It responded to market forces and user behavior. Neither of those factors have changed, so why would we expect any for-profit public square to do it any differently?
Replace "lying" with "misleading" then, I'd call shilling without disclosure "misleading" without a doubt.

I am just discussing the ethics of "influencers" generally rather than trying to win a debate necessarily, but I think the picture the original commenter paints is largely accurate, and you are maybe quibbling over semantics of "lying" vs "misleading" that don't seem to be fundamental to the question to me.

But yeah, we have not much more to say on it I think.
I am looking for a map app for Android atm.. Here is what I asked on r/androidapps. Maybe one of ye could recommend something?

Is there a map app that has same satellite imagery as google maps but isnt google maps?

I do a good bit of mountaineering. I use 'OSMAND' when driving to the parking spot and 'World Topo Map' when hiking on foot. One problem with world topo map is that the satellite imagery is not great, having the far superior google maps satellite imagery would really be beneficial so I could see where small trails are relative to me. Unfortunately the google maps Android app itself is unusable trash imo. Is there a good app like OSMAND or World Topo Map that uses the same satellite imagery as google maps? If it also has the option to save the data and work offline that would be very useful also. I would pay for an app that fufils those requirements np. Thanks!
What you describe is actually the "pre-Musk" Twitter - I created a new account late last year and it was as you describe.

It has been an excellent source of information for me, but I am sure to follow good accounts (authors, podcasters, and their guests if they are interesting and don't RT junk), and sticking with timeline view.

Unfortunately that's not how the majority use Twitter, so in the end your take is the correct one for the 99%...
Awesome work fellow Indianian! The northern end has some good hills too, albeit made of sand... but does have some beautiful views, too! A lot of people in NWI/Chicagoland don't know Gary has National Park access, beaches, trails, etc. Indiana's more than just corn (but it also is just a lot of corn)
> The previous US administration clown show also drastically cut immigration.

What if restricting immigration for a time is what is needed to start to stabilize the birth rate which ultimately takes care of the economy?

Many Americans aren't focusing on making babies because they're hopeless about their future and ever having a home so they put off thinking about having a family until as late as possible. What if a more modest amount of immigration (lowering demand for housing) helps put home ownership and hope for the future into more peoples' reach? A little reduction in real-estate prices might piss off some boomers who have a lot of wealth locked into their home, but these aren't the people who are going to be reproducing.

Cause and effect are sometimes related in unexpected ways, but this chain of thinking about this problem seems entirely simple and rational.
Not yet available, but InventAI [https://inventai.xyz] will offer AI generated content with some UI innovations.
I buy them as my "retire earlier" plan. I have disposable income and it doesn't hurt or even make a noticable impact to my lifestyle to spend $40 on it.
Yes, indeed, every group under 50% is a minority group. In the scenario you outline, the group with 49% is the plurality, but no group has the majority, therefore all groups are minority groups.
I would also recommend checking out OsmAnd Maps in this space. I use it both for hiking and cycling. I love the UI customizability, for example being able to overlay a satellite map on top of a trail map and having a slider to adjust opacity – this really helps with orientation. On the cycling front it is the only app I know that has a sensible route planner and turn-by-turn navigation. It's open source too, and based on OSM data: https://github.com/osmandapp/ (No affiliation, just started using it after Gaia GPS lost my data.)
We will definitely move to wide bandgap semiconductors fast, where we can run much higher switch speeds (aka clock rates) without overheating
Is there a business model? Absolutely, you just have to not want to be the techno-imperator of the network graph and not want to become a trillionaire from building social services.

Disclaimer: I am building such a "social technology" around domain names, letting users truly own the database of their interaction with a service, https://github.com/plurid/deserve
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> How do you surface engaging content without also surfacing harmful / polarising / abusive content?

But the most engaging content is also the most harmful / polarizing / abusive!

"The algorithm" is mostly humans clicking buttons.
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Boeing, as well as many other contractors, got America to the Moon. The thing you are pining for is utterly Soviet, not the way America's space program has ever worked.
Do you know numbers about how much housing is sponsored by the companies in Japan? Maybe that's what is making the difference since it's not counted neither as salary, nor as the price of the house? I know some large companies sponsor partially or totally the housing of thousands of their employees, again skewing prices greatly.

For example if Tanaka's salary is $500 lower because the company is partially paying for their place, that means on paper his salary is lower, the price of the place is MUCH lower, and the ratio of housing/salary is also lower, than if he received those $500 and then used it to pay for the house.
It shows $99,000,000. Where do you see billions?
The compute size needed will likely move to cloud. What they need is lower wireless latency, deterministic speeds and reliability for that to happen.
> How do you surface engaging content without also surfacing harmful / polarising / abusive content?

People's objections to twitter are rarely if ever that they have objectionable material forced upon them. The objections are that objectionable material is "surfaced" to anyone, especially the people who desire that material the most.

And the definition of that objectionable material tends to correspond to the beliefs common among people who voted for Trump, who won one election and barely lost the next i.e. the objectionable material that should be suppressed is usually the opinion of near-majorities, and virtually always very large minorities of the population. Speaking as a black person - if all black people believed the exact same thing about an issue (but nobody else did), it would mean that 12% of the US population believed it. There are no ideas currently being censored that aren't honestly believed by more than 12% of the population, so a media that can't represent them is worthless for us.

It's not a technical problem to write a politically neutral political censorship algorithm, it's a logical problem. It's like trying to build a coffee machine that doesn't use coffee. It's also a fictional problem that only external defenders of political censorship think exists: the insiders at our major social media outlets are happy to solve the problem of the administration being upset with what is said on their platforms by meeting with them weekly, reporting on what's been accomplished since last week, and getting a new list of orders for next week. There's your "neutral" algorithm.
Maybe just the ones working for Fedora?
Probably a more reliable source on the story https://www.theregister.com/2022/10/14/qualcomm_arm_lawsuit_...
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Political fighting on Reddit is fascinating to me. It's mostly against people who _aren't in the room_ - caricatures of the Right, or centrists even.

My real life experience is very different - I know a ton of gay Republicans, for example. Most people in a group are not the median, and all the Reddit approach does is alienate anyone that _was_ open to new ideas.
> After midnight on Dec. 29, 2019, Kevin George Aziz Riad, now 28, exited a freeway in Gardena, California, in a Tesla Model S, ran a red light and crashed into a Honda Civic, police say.

> The car's Autopilot system, which can control speed, braking and steering, was engaged at the time of the crash.

Does Autopilot normally allow you to run red lights? That is surprising to me.
Any predictions when SSD will take over HDD for storage from what I understand <$50/TB has been reached for SSD. With higher reliability and less electricity consumption I am wondering at what price it will be more economical to go to SSD completely.
I think your statement about 99% of people it not being concern is true at any given snapshot of time, but not true across the lifetime of those 99% people. Case in point: Harvard student gets denied entry because of his friends' social media posts which were discovered upon searching his phone [https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/02/denied-entry-united-states...]. If you were to ask him, he would say he is part of 99% and has nothing to hide or be concerned about, and is probably true for most of his life, besides that period where his friend posted something on whatsapp and his phone being searched.
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RISC-V's compressed instruction (RVC) extension is intended as an add-on to the regular, 32-bit instruction set, not a replacement or competitor. Its designers intended RVC instructions to be expanded into regular 32-bit RV32I equivalents via a pre-decoder.

What happens if we explicitly architect a RISC-V CPU to execute RVC instructions, and "mop up" any RV32I instructions that aren't convenient via a microcode layer? What architectural optimizations are unlocked as a result?

"Minimax" is an experimental RISC-V implementation intended to establish if an RVC-optimized CPU is, in practice, any simpler than an ordinary RV32I core with pre-decoder. While it passes a modest test suite, you should not use it without caution. (There are a large number of excellent, open source, "little" RISC-V implementations you should probably use reach for first.)
The relevant skills have more in common with the early 2000s supercomputing community than the mod scene. We are all data-parallel distributed now.
I did not say anything about containers.
Not parent commenter, but use Gaia offline maps on a regular basis (at least once a month). I do not recall ever having a problem with them. My consistent experience: no cell coverage, pull up Gaia, map is displayed.
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Do you use an ad blocker or a non-default Twitter client? Those may be removing the items that everyone else sees.
Don't need to be an analyst:

* SNAP is -87% from 2021 peak

* META is -75% from 2021 peak

* PINS is -70% from 2021 peak

* TWTR was acquired for -30% ($44B) from 2021 peak, -70% to -80% gives us $12-18B valuation sans Musk.
Depends on how favorable a candidate is. The US does have independent media, but also large networks that certainly push interests.
I just set up one to run https://github.com/dmunozv04/iSponsorBlockTV, which is my new favorite thing ever! All the youtube videos playing out of my Apple TV automatically skip the sponsored segments now!

It also runs HomeBridge which also runs rock solid. I can now control my mini-split and pool equipment straight from Apple Home, which is way faster and easier than the crappy apps that they came with.
Why misinformation? Many European countries health experts agree with this statement and that is also the truth in these countries.
My tinfoil hat theory is that it's a handout to manufacturers to sell dropper posts to road cyclists. Aero profile dropper? Money printer.
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To disable Telemetry simply run `npx next telemetry status` or set

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>to see what the Musk era is like.

You think they have had time to change anything yet?? jesus

As someone who has worked for companies being bought, changes takes TIME.
The entire world wasn't meant to share a single town square with anonymity sprinkled in.
There's an open source server for it too:

https://escargot.chat/
The advice for the no-storage CM4 is because the modules are designed to work with either onboard eMMC or external SD, but the interface is shared so you have to pick one or the other. If you use an eMMC CM4 the sd card slot would not function, but it should otherwise work. The 8GB ram CM4 would also be fine of course.

(It's possible through a different hardware design to support a secondary, slower sd card interface for an emmc cm4 via the SDHOST peripheral connected to some GPIO pins, but the pi cant boot from it)
Luckily in 2022, you don't have to take news at face value.

5 seconds to enter "Ukraine wheat exports by country" into Google, yielding a USDA page saying: "In 2021, Ukrainian wheat exports were valued at $5.1 billion, with Egypt, Indonesia, Turkey, Pakistan, and Bangladesh as the primary destinations."

Telegraph 1 - Turkish politician 0.
Rubbish.

Linux+GNU is either a Unix operating system or it is not. Having systemd on board changes exactly nothing, since there never was a system services interface anyway. Files in a directory you say? That's not an interface, it's a recipe for failure. Or why do you think that every distribution used to ship their own init scripts?

You EV car dealership is awfully flawed, especially with Linux+GNU you can even build you own car. So why are you complaining? Nobody is forcing you to use a distro with systemd. Nobody can force you. You're not a victim, you're privileged.

systemd is for the first time providing Linux+GNU with a sane system services management and finally gets it ahead of OSX or windows in terms of capability. Instead of unconstrained bash scripts (that require ridiculous template magic or fail for the first edge case) you need only a ten line service description that does things that an init script would not been able to deliver. Like the most basic thing ever; reliable restart. The amount of hacks that were necessary to get an init script to only semi-reliably restart are atrocious - and deamontools are just the beginning.

I've come to understand that the dislike of systemd has less to do with the technology at hand but more with human nature.
The reason this particular problem still exists is not technical. But solutions are not compatible with engagement-graph-go-up business model.

You are correct to point out the downsides and dangers of "public square" platform, but we haven't really even started trying to implement any reasonable solutions to them.
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