skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's much harder to measure television ad impressions than digital ad impressions.

Publishers charge for digital ad impressions by the 1000. It's easy to measure because usually they receive an HTTP GET request indicating the ad has been served.

For TV that uses traditional broadcasts you have to sample and scale. This is what Nielsen and other ACR companies do.
The graph shows like ten reports?
Can you please stop posting unsubstantive comments? It's not what this site is for, and it destroys what it is for. You've unfortunately been doing it repeatedly and we eventually have to ban such accounts, so please stop.

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no, it's not. "information diet" is not the point. the postal service was the mechinism by which information traveled. a person's information diet is what they choose to pay attention to, communications infrastructure is how information moves.
I tried to open mp3 but nothing happened. Chrome outdated on Windows x32. Will try on a decent pc later.
Trustworthiness has never been part of the equation, what the heck are you talking about???
Staring out the observation bay for hours on end with my favorite mood music playing through my headphones. Then going for a spacewalk, before heading back inside and having dinner with my friends in the rotating orbital restaurant. After that, I'll play an online video games with Earth-based players. To conclude my day, I'll return to my luxury pod, lay on the side in bed while looking outside at the planet through the port window, a mere inches from my face, and let my dreams, and the low humm of the station's machinery, take me to sleep.
It depends. There are so many terrible posters with blue checkmarks that I almost consider it a red flag. Most of my favorite twitter profiles are unverified.
Group video chat. Allowed my family, spread across the world, to all say goodbye to my ailing grandfather before he passed.

And, on a happier note, allows me to stay in touch with dear friends on the other side of the globe. Emails and co. just are not the same.
> I don't think AI will be able to replace human creativity for discovering new paradigms as fast as it will replace human application of existing paradigms. And by doing the latter really well with AI, we're killing our ability to do the former. We'll end up with a sterile art trajectory.

This may actually end up making the few artists creative enough to create bold new art styles even more valuable, if they can basically not release their art and hide it behind a model.

Though I guess anyone with access to that model's output could then just generate a few samples and train on those, so maybe not.
> defined to begin at 100 km altitude

I guess this is probably on Earth, which makes me wonder how far up from Earth's moon do you have to go to be "in space"?
Well, it also seems to require that you completely ignore the trust chain? Am I reading that right?

> Note that this occurs after certificate chain signature verification and requires either a CA to have signed the malicious certificate or for the application to continue certificate verification despite failure to construct a path to a trusted issuer.
Well thats very unrealistic workload
I know the hiring/jobsearch process can be frustrating, but please don't break the rules at the top of the thread.

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When you are working for a company in CO, they are required to post all new job postings both internally and externally, with salary info.

So you can see what new people coming in are getting for what roles, and know if you're in the right range.
Surely just patching OpenSSL across however many servers?
And in some cases like a work PC, finding a music can be challenging.
Wow - would love to hear more about the hardware/software stack you're using to perform all this. And how do you go about it when away from the office?
>they lose a big part of their appeal to the average person.

However, there is a lag time between when the status-conferring benefits end and the semantics of the blue check mark in the minds of users catches up. They can potentially make a lot of money in that lag time and bootstrap a new valuable semantics around the verified label.
Of course it offers him value, but Stephen King being on the platform is more valuable to Twitter than it is for King.
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The point is not that one makes available one's site for free. The point is that the quality of the work is sloppy, price of said service notwithstanding.

There are many other ways to approximate a client's geolocation so as to prevent displaying an embarrassing error where one did not first check whether the object's property was truthy or not.

Justifying terrible UX by saying, "it's free," is a terrible strategy, tbh. Free shit is still shit.
But these aren't artists and this isn't art. This is fast food. This is content for articles and technology for startups to become the middelman for yet another thing.

There will be art coming from these tools at some point but right now it's creatively bankrupt illustrations driven by curiousity and lots of creatively bankrupt people.
Not every systems has the necessary mitigations enabled.
>For a SpaceX Falcon 9, the rocket used to access the ISS, the cost is just $2,720 per kilogram.

https://theconversation.com/how-spacex-lowered-costs-and-red...
It depends on if they still have the notability requirement; if they just charge $20 and anyone can get it then it definitely devalues the whole thing (the whole value of the mark other than as a signal is access to DM other notable people; if anyone can pay $20 to DM celebrities and stuff celebrities will turn off blue check mark DMs or if there is no option just ignore DMs entirely, which then kills the journalism loop on Twitter where journalists get access to celebrities, politicians, etc. by having the mark).
Keys don't "leak" but of course they can be stolen - like any real product. If you spend $40 million on your Van Gogh, and it's stolen - that's not going to be a happy moment. Fortunately keeping a key safe is much easier than keeping a physical asset safe. And you'd only need to access your archive the times when you need to change the IP for your domain or are otherwise transferring/selling it.
Reminds me another short story i once read, Lexicographicide, by Taban Lo Liyong. The dictator, every year, eliminates certain letters from the alphabet, or was it words from the dictionary - it's decades since i read it. Thereafter none can use the same.
Why not just use a subdomain? This is, arguably, what subdomains are for.
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If that were three files (bundle.js, bundle.css and index.html), it would be called “bundle without splitting”. Keywords: webpack, parcel, vite. Idk if these {css,js} files can be directly pasted into index.html’s link/script tags, but you can try with a simple example.

Added: please note that browsers tend to not cache index.html by default, so your single-file site will be re-downloaded on every access. You can <meta cache-control> it in <head>, but then you’ll have a problem with updates, because all browsers out there will ignore the origin and use the cached version until it expires.
Matt Levine:

> Musk wants to start charging people to have a little blue check mark next to their names on Twitter. I wrote yesterday about reports that the price will be $19.99 per month, but that seems not to be a final decision, and other numbers have been suggested. Also last night Musk was personally negotiating the price with Stephen King. “$20 a month to keep my blue check?” tweeted King. “[No], they should pay me. If that gets instituted, I’m gone like Enron.” Musk replied: “We need to pay the bills somehow! Twitter cannot rely entirely on advertisers. How about $8?” I absolutely love that, in between his busy schedule of reading printouts of 50 pages of code per Twitter employee to decide who to fire, Musk is personally going to negotiate commercial terms with each of Twitter’s hundreds of thousands of verified users. I have a blue check, I’m gonna tweet “I’ll pay $7.69” and see what he says.
My gut instinct is that the right price for verification is something like $1000 as a one-time fee. Lots of people who are active Twitter users will find that fee useful at some point in their life (as a business marketing expense), and Twitter will likely extract a lot more from them by charging $1000 once rather than $8/month.
Yeah. It does sound like a nightmare. And I'm glad that, for now at least, those who get to make the decisions are not as impulsive as countless people are online about the matter.

And when it comes to a $44 billon purchase, it sounds like a nightmare to affect it so impulsively.

At least, unlike the nuclear fallout, it's not my money, I guess.
In my case, looking at a very similar set of requirements for a project yet to be started, a target audience that includes both Android and iOS and people who might be reluctant to install an app (but should have the option to "offlinify" the website they use, perfect match for PWA)
I wanted to check how much it costs in Czechia adjusted for purchasing power and quickly learned you cannot actually buy it from here. Oh well.

> We’ve launched Twitter Blue in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. In these regions, Twitter Blue is available for in-app purchase on Twitter for iOS and Android, or on twitter.com through our payment partner Stripe.
Crypto people are generally not in favor of providing your government ID for things. "Pay $8 in crypto and also give us your identification documents" will not be popular.
If you remember when heartbleed first was announced, cloudflare put up a vulnerable server and challenged the internet saying they did not think it was possible to exploit it to exfiltrate data. They were quickly proven wrong.
what private data are they getting? the data american citizens publish on tiktok?
I don't see where you can subscribe - interested in seeing the flow.
Looks like your links may be broken at the moment.
I don't see a network connection on the Docker host, so we have a little way to go yet.

(Unless someone knows how to access the network?)
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Couldn't agree more.

Lots of responses about 'I only see funny comedians' or 'Tik Tok is only about dumb entertaining videos', etc.

This misses the forest through the trees. The dumb videos are the mechanism through which a foreign and often hostile world power is able to create a profile on millions of americans and learn everything about them.

All this data is fed back into other Chinese government groups and organizations which leverage it to determine how to best spread divisiveness, propaganda, misinformation and more through all the other platforms (FB, Twitter, News, etc).

The funny videos is the honey pot trap to collect all the data to create profiles, it may or may not be the primary way the Chinese government then uses that information to influence or nudge people but it informs and empowers all of that.

Also, TikTok's algorithm is specific and targeted. Just because your feed is only funny videos doesn't mean everyone else's are too. Even if everyone in your 'group' sees the same funny videos, there are many other groups that have entirely different feeds and many other variants.

This has nothing to do with free speech, no one is saying you can't say this but not that on TikTok. This is about the existence and allowance of it in the first place. Plenty of other forums for the speech.

I wonder how people would react to this issue if TikTok had come from Iran or North Korea rather than China.
> (or at least the authorities and the insurance people keep saying and making the rules to enforce)

It's basically just this. The authorities have an incentive to make speed limits lower since it gives them more speeding ticket revenue, and the insurance companies go along with it since they can charge you higher premiums if speeding is on your driving record.
Patching things isn't free. If it's only HIGH and not CRITICAL, then users really are going to spend their time on other things and leave things unpatched.
I don't think its that. I think it is literal to the effect of, twitter wouldn't have such a huge crowd to serve ads to without people like King who have tons of followers coming to the platform to get updates. An example, I don't have a twitter account, but I will surf Hector Martin's twitter for updates on Asahi Linux development. If it wasn't for Hector Martin's content, twitter would never be requested by my browser.

So it is essentially, charge the people who bring the users to twitter.
Maybe Twitter just isn't for you, that's fine. Why go so far as to wish it doesn't exist? I don't like football but don't want to take it away from its fans -- even though it consumes so much time, money, and attention.

To share another perspective, as a gamedev I'll miss Twitter. I doubt there will ever be as many creative people sharing their works in one place again. Things will get siloed and harder to find. Today, it's pretty cool to sign in and see amazing, inspiring work-in-progress. Reddit doesn't come close in my experience.
> But clearly a lot of people find it useful, I am completely mystified how this could be.

Because it's internet boredom distilled into its purest form.

And it's popular with journalists because now they don't even have to leave their house to ask the "man on the street" questions, they can just read twitter and regurgitate what they saw and be done with it. More and more articles are just Twitter posts reformatted, and once you start noticing it it gets painfully obvious how much there is.
couldn't agree more, though the influence of 'Church' in the US is really via tax carve outs and a kind of influence diffused across a wide variety of religious institutions and (sometimes hidden) affiliations. There isn't a centralised institution calling the shots, unlike what you see in Christian sects in East Asia (S.Korea, Japan, Taiwan) or with Islamic councils in M/E (Iran, Saudi etc). This actually makes if harder to separate in the US, as the lines aren't always explicit
Lol, well I’ve got the old dumb one that you just push a button on to clean. His boundaries are set by my little fence pod things that run on D batteries which I have to push the button on too.
>making verification only about ID and being a real person is a broadly good change

Where does he say there will be any verification around ID? Twitter needs to make sure that I can't just name my account @WhiteHouseCommunications and pay $8 to get a blue checkmark. The whole point of the blue checkmark was to personally review those accounts to make sure they are who they say they are. Is Twitter still going to put in this manual effort for a greater base of verified users especially after they seemingly plan to downsize staff?
> $8 is way more than the profitability of an ad supported user.

I don't think so. Twitter's ARPU from advertising in Q2 2022 was around $4.50. ARPU from advertising in the US was more than $14.

Users likely to subscribe at $8/month (power users in western countries) are more valuable than average for advertising.

No ads for $8/month would probably be a very bad idea.
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But that's the world we all live in, and have for thousands of years.
I will never, ever, ever use Uber. I recommend deep, expensive AD spends I can click on repeatedly.
He did say it will be scaled by PPP by region, which is interesting. Curious to see how that will play out, if taken literally I should be paying like $3 USD which seems fine to me but is still out of reach of most of my country for logistic reasons rather than outright money reasons.
unless you are in fact a living and breathing cyborg [in which case, congratulations] , the wet work inside your head is not analogous to the neural networks that are producing these images in any but the most loosely poetic sense.
You're missing at least Duo & Google Voice (which was embedded into Hangouts, until it wasn't).
While I too look forward to that day, at least for awhile longer due to physics, we are going to continue to have “rounded cylinders”. The main reason for this is very simple: Pressurized vessels. If you look at any type of air tank, and there is a reason they are a certain shape. The moment you do any type of “point” or “edge” it becomes a weak point in the design.

That said… you can always make a really large pressure vessel and put things inside…
> I think people just want to see problems with Twitter due to Musk's takeover.

There seems to be a massive corporate media effort to paint the Elon takeover in bad light.
Probably quite costly for the device, but would a Iridium phone number work?
Such [1] a device should (not tested ;) have connectivity, even in Antarctica.
I don't know of course if the same filtering for MFA-SMS applies if the number has a +8816 or +8817 prefix.

[1] https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/765374 (inReach Mini 2)
Politics ragefest require almost zero prior training, education or qualification, to generate buzz and be gratified of attention gained.

“Good” contents that the vocal minority wants are rocket science compared to that. They’re not finding @NASA after another.
This is a good call out.

Data corruption is always possible due to software, firmware, hardware bugs and failures... but that’s not specific to OOMs.

You could have non-crash safe settings like sync_binlog != 1 or innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit != 1, but with the default settings of MySQL 8.0 it’s entirely crash safe in every way (binlog events etc). I think that part of the post needs to be updated. It was a bit of an off-handed comment but it's not as clear and accurate as it should be.

I’m going to replace `potential data corruption` with `potential downtime` as it could initiate a failover and the process will have to restart and go through crash recovery which can take some time.
> They’re a status symbol. They mean you are cool and notable

Is that what you think when you see a blue check?
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Well... I am not in favor of fine grained severities, personally, but that's what I'm asking. Where in the patch response decision tree do I plug in HIGH vs CRIT? For people who do play this game, now that this vuln is apparently both CRIT or HIGH depending, how do I know which value to plug into my response decider?
Generally more than one person is checking employment documents on published news stories (not tweets). Not saying it never happens but it just doesn't happen with enough regularity to assume every anonymous source is fake.
I'd love for it to literally be "half ads" - whereas Twitter Plebeian gets a full add, Twitter Bluesbros only see the top half of the ad.

Could result in amusing ads where the top half is aimed at the richies and the bottom half has "stick it to the man" discounts that only poors would see.
The cost of materials and transportation and time using the expensive CNC machine will be the major costs of sculpture. Generating the same quality 3D models is at the very furthest 18 months away. And animating and rigging the models and giving them auto-generated RL policies will surely come very quickly next.
Let's not conflate ethical inputs for full-out "undo" panic.

I don't see many people saying that we need to "un-release" anything.

What I do see is a want for ethical considerations for vulnerable parties be part of the discussion. I don't think consent is too large a barrier, especially since the music-focused variant of these tools currently has the developers walking on egg shells to avoid aggravating people with deeper pockets.

Instead what I see is the borderline criminalization of the people who were forced into the role of gatekeeping to be able to support themselves in the span of a few months because someone said "We can!" and apparently didn't watch Jurassic Park.
In addition to various GIS layers, they also have Nat Geo Trails Illustrated maps and IGN maps for France, both of which I have found immensely useful.
Should be this one: https://youtu.be/Sx7JszqkL-w
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Presumably the problem there is that even a sea of expendable labour's useless, if what you need is a Von Braun[1]-esque figure and a paddling pool of engineering talent... .

[1] Korolev, Musk, &c.