skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably because of sudoers?
https://archive.ph/C7aJ7
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-rules

If there’s a current publicly-stated Twitter rule that prohibits screenshots of an internal Slack channel full of blue heart emojis, I’m not aware of it; it’s not abusive, it’s not hateful conduct, it’s not illegal, and presuming there wasn’t personally identifying information in the screenshot, it’s not private information by Twitter’s own definition as linked above.

If this was a screenshot from a Slack channel of any other tech company, do you really think Twitter would have quickly taken it down? I honestly don’t.
No in fact this is a bloody brilliant design: they turn it into a huge fluidized bed reactor and extract the heat with air!

See this fun fluidized sand-filled jacuzzi if you're not grokking my too brief explanation:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=My4RA5I0FKs
I agree, those people saying that Tesla and SpaceX are not a great experience to have in your resume, are pushing wishful thinking to new boundaries.
In the UK? Typically just one race: you vote to elect your local MP.

You might also vote for someone to represent you in the devolved Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish governments if you live in those countries, but that's only 15% of the population and those elections aren't necessarily on the same day as the general election.
So Twitter's corporate interests can trump the free speech ideology. What a surprise.

Leaking a private slack can be political activism for worker's rights. I'm not saying these particular heart emojis are, but here Twitter is still in position of judging whether particular tweet was acceptable or not.
Isn't this de-anonymizing the process a bit - I know your name won't be printed directly on it, but now the organization you went to can determine who you are and who you voted for.
As a hiring manager I can say that SpaceX has very little cachet, but Telsa has some. At least not in the SW space. Maybe in areas more related to their domains they have more.
Hey, no worries. Of course it will be.

Cheers!
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What you are looking for is Blokada 5.
Blokada 6 is just an entrypoint for their subscription model
The timestamp of each vote in the machine could be useful during the audit. Imagine you found a discrepancy, you'd then want to determine when the discrepancy started.
I imagine his lawyers are much the same as Trump's - desperately going "Look, you just can't do that!", making sure their objections are written down just in case, and knowing full well he's going to do whatever anyway.
That's entirely up to the company operating that ICE or TGV train. Not saying it's going to happen - many companies don't let other's wagons on their trains. But many do.

BTW so far my friend's train was never delayed by his own fault, not sure what problem you're talking about - there's no problem, his train had usually the lowest priority (it costs money to have higher priority) so he's the one waiting for "normal" trains.

When I said there are delays, I meant the "normal" trains primarily. But sure, as he increases operation it's going to happen to him too.

Improve schedule planning and Amtrak won't have problems too.
The past, present, and future of Dark Mode (2019)
The stack pointer wraparound isn't a compatibility hack. In 16-bit mode PUSH/POP only affect SP (low 16 bits of ESP), just like string instructions only affect SI/DI.

An exception only occurs if there is wraparound during a memory access, like a 16 bit word at [FFFFh]. I suspect that EIP never actually becomes 10000h either, but that the prefetch unit sets a special tag bit to indicate that the next instruction is beyond the segment limit, same as it would if it ran off the end of a segment smaller than 64K.

Would be easy to check by looking at the register information from that dialog, maybe it also depends on what CPU the code is run on.

The 80186 didn't have segment limits (or the #GP exception), but behaved differently from the original in that a word access at [FFFFh] would in fact access the high byte at [10000h], because the increment is done on the 20 bit internal address instead of just the offset.
I know this is cliche to say... but I have been reading this comment for the past 10 years. Maybe one year it will be true but it has a terrible track record.

I was assured Tesla would be "dead" by 2018 and in the 2000s you would get comments about how re-usable rockets were just impossible.

For the record, I think twitter is a different beast but at the end of the day, I think life will go on.
Also, what's the way to go when talking about Desktop UIs in Rust?
Only go on the Internet from home?
If you are a member of a labor union, there are usually some mandatory negotiations involved around terminations. Otherwise, you can quit any job at a moment's notice, as well as being terminated the same way, although there are often two-week notices (including wages) given both ways by convention.

If you quit, or are fired for cause, you are not eligible for unemployment compensation. If you are laid off for "lack of work", then yes.
I read this kind of comment all the time on HN, it’s so confusing to me. I only joined twitter 2 years ago because there are a large number of high quality tweet threads on finance, ML, NLP, breaking news etc. A lot of the time I get information earlier on twitter than I do on any other platform. If anything, for me, twitter has strengthened the quality of public discourse.

If some big event happens I can read an expert’s tweet thread on the matter 30 minutes after the event happened instead of reading an editorialized piece with a bunch of random comments. I was reading tweet threads on the recession 1 year ago with deep analysis from experts. When the FOMC meeting happens 1 hour later I get a thread on the financial implications, another on the economic implications and another on the political implications. You don’t get that quality of information at that speed on any other platform.

I strongly suspect most of these comments about the quality of twitter are actually angry that the people you follow post opinions you don’t like. I see political opinions I don’t like all the time from my finance follows, I just scroll away not sure why that is a problem?

If anything Facebook and YouTube’s algorithm were the most damaging in 2010s because they heavily promoted extremist content to random people. I don’t see that from twitter especially not at the same volume as 2010s FB and YT.
It's more complicated than that.

One way to think of this is by splitting the economy into companies that make consumer goods, and those that make capital goods. For example, think of airlines, and Boeing.

When interest rates go up, airlines become more reluctant to buy new planes. The airlines may still have full seats, but things slow down at Boeing. Maybe they lay people off.

Capital goods companies are something like 40% of the economy. Higher interest rates hit them harder than they hit consumer goods companies. The layoffs often start there.

I think that's the mechanism (or at least part of it) where higher interest rates lead to unemployment and recession.
It’s almost as if no matter how reproducible your dependencies are, if the given build process/tool wants to play dirty it will. I really don’t see how arch fairs any better here, care to elaborate? While it is a different problem, my litmus test for package managers is installing gnome a (the whole group) and then seeing whether I can transition to kde or vice versa without a bunch of dependencies lingering around forever. Pacman, apt, etc. all fail terribly here.
The idea that 10% of tweets are reported is a huge over estimate. I'd say at most 1% of tweets are reported, and it's probably more like 0.1%.

Twitters actual numbers (from https://transparency.twitter.com/en/reports/rules-enforcemen...) show that 11.6m reports were generated in the period July to December 2001, which is roughly 65,000 reports per day. ML could easily reduce this number further, but with 100 employees doing moderation, even without ML, that's 650 reports per day. That's getting towards doable.
That is an extremely expansive definition of "budgetary support."
And then there will be a huge class action in violation of California’s WARN Act.

He’s going to have to be paying out at least 2 months pay as severance.
No, the lawsuit is not evidence. In the US, anyone can sue anyone for anything. That doesn't prove there is merit at all.
As I understand, VPN acts as a firewall replacement.
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> It’s $99/mo.

Person with severe adhd and disposable income here: Nope. This is too much. Especially if you're not offering psychiatric services (e.g., no meds).

> in honor of our launch and celebration of October being ADHD Awareness Month, the first month is 40% off (offer until Nov 12).

I can appreciate celebrating october being adhd awareness month in november.

I also want to call out that there's no regulation around adhd coaching. More or less anyone can do it with out qualifications. You'll notice that there's no mention of insurance being accepted. I say this because it's a ripe area for taking advantage of people. In the absence of regulation, extra scrutiny is warranted.

The faq states:

> All of our Shimmer ADHD Coaches are licensed or certified mental health professionals or have extensive experience with ADHD & undergo our Shimmer Coach Training program developed alongside our clinical advisors Dr. Amin Azzam (MD, MA), Dr. Anil Chacko (PhD), and our Head ADHD Coaching Psychologist Xenia Angevin.

> All of our Shimmer ADHD Coaches are licensed or certified mental health professionals or have extensive experience with ADHD

That's a sneaky 'or' there -- What're the statistics around the coaches qualifications?

> have extensive experience with ADHD & undergo our Shimmer Coach Training program

So not mental health professionals

> our clinical advisors Dr. Amin Azzam (MD, MA), Dr. Anil Chacko (PhD), and our Head ADHD Coaching Psychologist Xenia Angevin.

No linkage to their qualifications
> Just now, the WhiteHouse account is being fact checked. That doesn’t sit well with progressives.

And the WH deleted some of those tweets after being fact checked.

White House Deletes Misleading Tweet Giving Biden Credit For Social Security Check Raise:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2022/11/02/whit...
The Something Awful forums have subforums for those topics.
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I struggle to think of a person who is less self aware.
I was actually referring to the Arctic (North Pole), though I did forget how little land is actually there.

Regardless, a self-sustaining habitat is a research project, and it will not be successful without political/diplomatic agreement.

Note that outer space is anyway in the same situation - you can't just settle outer space and claim it's your own - especially Mars, which is still a pristine environment that could even possibly harbor signs of life.
How about defending the right of private entities to not have to publish speech they find offensive? Free speech doesn't guarantee someone a platform. Free speech just means the government isn't stepping in to censor the speech. If someone wants to make an antisemetic speech I don't have to publish it, but they can still go rant on the sidewalk if they wish.
People are retiring, work force is smaller, ergo network effects of productivity are smaller.
Thanks for the thoughtful response. Sometimes the lack of cooperatives is framed as some sort of Capitalist conspiracy against them. It is much more tractable to point out friction in the system that make starting co-ops hard and then find solutions to solve those over time.
What apps do you recommend one to download from F-Droid?
I have severe ADHD, but I have paid THOUSANDS to therapists and honestly - I NEVER got any benefit from it other than more stress from having to pay so much money for something out-of-pocket.

My ADHD has cost me a lot more than money, but what specifically, or HOW specifically is your therapy different than the therapists I have already spent $$$$ on?
I think the employees are pretty expensive to keep, even compared to other tech companies. Twitter now has a lot of debt to service from the acquisition and I think the employees now get cash instead of RSUs (paid based on the acquisition price) whereas employees at other tech companies have effectively seen comp decrease as the stock prices went down.

So there might be some philosophical attempt to reduce headcount. There might also be some attempt to hire more later and at a lower price (or at least one that isn’t artificially high).
There are probably greater risks to a company if the case goes to something like a jury trial. Here, they may have run afoul of 'political discrimination' which some locales have made illegal. For example, there was a 'refusal to provide services to a Trump employee' case in New York:

> "Had the incident taken place in Washington, D.C., it would have likely been illegal. The District of Columbia has an anti-discrimination law covering political affiliation. In Madison, Wisconsin, it most certainly would have been. The city’s broad non-discrimination clause defines political beliefs and physical appearance in its law. Political views can include 'opinions, manifested in speech or association, concerning the social, economic, and governmental structure of society and its institutions.' "

Hence a dedicated person could plausibly incorporate their business in the District of Columbia, and then bring a (potentially very expensive and public) lawsuit against PayPal on the basis of political discrimination. Such incidents might be relatively rare, but they could also have major negative PR effects as well as the possibility of large jury awards, outcomes that binding arbitration is designed to avoid.

https://huckleberry.com/blog/right-to-refuse-service/

As far as where the line between 'respectable political affiliation' and 'member of a violent organization' lies, Irish history is worth looking at, i.e. Sinn Fein vs. the IRA.
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Undecided always seems just a bit under-researched and a little too credulous of company claims IMHO. They've got some videos of outright investor scams reported with a straight face.
It can be more efficient in the sense that you need less space, for example.
https://www.areweguiyet.com/

There you go!
Because that's the only way to do ad blocking for all apps without actually connecting to a remote VPN. Blokada works great for that and Google, an advertising company, does not like that.

Same for DNS66:

>The app establishes a VPN service, with routes for all DNS servers diverted to it. The VPN service then intercepts the packages for the servers and forwards any DNS queries that are not blacklisted.

>Custom upstream DNS can be configured. If the feature is turned off, the current connection's DNS servers are used. The app ships are pre-defined list of well known (mostly German) non-logging servers courtesy of the Chaos Computer Club.

https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66#user-content-how-it-wo...
I think you have an extraordinarily skewed idea of how wealth is usually created, how productivity works and how legal redress should handle these things in a functional society. All this aside from your very emotional, contextually ignorant claims about me being racist and other people being guilty of exploiting African Americans because those other people happen to have been successful in some way.

An immigrant from India (or anywhere really), who arrives to the US and then works hard to exchange some sort of value for voluntary compensation from others is most definitely not making themselves better off by sharing in "stolen wealth" from some previous century. They're doing what all of us (of any color or creed) do every day to stay mutually economically solvent. By your logic, even modern African Americans would be guilty of the same thing because their increased standard of living is a part of the same economic participation in exchange of "stolen" wealth.

Too much to unpack here in further argument, but i'd suggest more carefully considering these positions.
There is an old saying, if you owe the bank 10000 USD it's your problem, if you owe 10 bilion it's theirs.

These things can be renegotiated, it's hard but doable. And we can't be sure how focused Elon would be on Twitter at all. I doubt it and things are not looking good for Twitter long-term.

He could've be forced to buy it and now it's minimizing future prolbems for him personally.
This is just an artifact of the measurement process. Energy prices plus some global supply chain issues has spiked inflation. That makes (1) everything more expensive and (2) under measures output due to inflation adjustments.

Plumbers aren't plumbing slower than they were before. They look less productive because they have to spend more on gas. And the $100 an hour, or whatever, of economic output is discounted more than it should be because of how we measure inflation.
Great idea! We have it in the backlog
Nixon's price controls did not work. Saying "arguably" doesn't change that. Most reasonable people aware of the history of the 1970s would expect more thorough support for such a controversial assertion. It's like saying "Pol Pot was arguably one of the 20th century's greatest humanitarians." If it's arguable, let's see you argue it.
> How are they unjustified? In my world, our costs have gone up over 50%.

Of course prices have gone up, but some businesses are using this as an excuse to raise prices more than is needed to make up for their inputs, leading to record profits, which are undeniable. Fed chair Powell stated in a Senate hearing that some companies are doing this "because they can". This is a hotly debated (political) topic though because of course companies don't want to be seen as exacerbating inflation, but there's plenty read if you search around.
> I don't think that can be exploited.

glibc malloc() should be aligned to 2*sizeof(size_t), so strup("")[x] on 64-bit systems (with 16-byte alignment) can never crash or overlap another object where x<16

On 32-bit systems and with other mallocs you could potentially be reaching another page (like I think you are imagining) or trashing some bookkeeping bits which might crash free() but I cannot yet see how you would induce that, nor convince myself it cannot be done without spending more time thinking about it (something I'm reluctant to do with my afternoon)
Mixing a lot of issues:

* Not treating employees "nicely" (original comment above)

* Legality of layoffs (should be straightforward to determine)

* Environment where people are asked to work unreasonably-long hours --> Irrelevant to layoffs.

I would argue there is very clear leadership happening: Musk made the unambiguous (and by definition, clear) determination that Twitter's staff is bloated by 50%. Cut the fat, take the short-term hit in ads and usage, rebuild it stronger. Whether I agree with how he determined the "fat" isn't important.
Because VPN doesn't connect to any servers and runs locally, just filtering the traffic between apps and Internet. "VPN" here is not a real VPN client, but an application that can capture traffic created by apps. As I understand, Android doesn't provide other means to implement a firewall.
This is true of every CEO and corporate leader. They coordinate profound talent around them. That alone is a talent, and a very valuable one.
GP was talking about the CEO of Alameda, who, according to page linked by GGP, is

> Caroline Ellison, CEO
> Before joining Alameda in 2018, Caroline worked at Jane Street as a trader on the equities desk.

You seem to be talking about SBF.
Yeah my apt complex sucks, doesn't accept deliveries and FedEx doesn't have tracking like Amazon does. Usually I try to change the delivery address to some hold location but sometimes not possible.

It was a lazy update every 5 seconds loop/webpage updates image url with time query. Not great but did it's job.
It's amazing what lengths people go to to justify their convictions and not realize the silliness. You've just described a convoluted setup with many drives and computers on network and claim there is no more work.

That is more work for everybody except if they wanted a) completely encrypted main disk and booting from portable guarded USB, or b) set of computers in school or internet cafe with boot process managed/updated efficiently via network.

This system does provide new special capabilities, but it is not for free. Meanwhile, most users are happy with defaults like 1G partition with bootloader and kernel, which allows easy updates without worrying about having the right USB drive, being in the right port, being mounted in the right path, or losing it.
> I think the ads are encrypted end-to-end from amazon-ad server to stick, using likely the same channels as the regular video content

I don't think they even need to encrypt them. IIRC pihole is just a DNS blocker essentially. All they have to do is serve them up from the same domain and you can't separate the wheat from the chaff any longer with this method.
The closest sister discipline our coaches practice is Health & Wellness coaching, but we also draw on the foundations of positive psychology, CBT, etc. depending on the member's situation. The practices of coaching & therapy, although they have some overlap, are largely different in both practice and outcomes. For example, in the context of ADHD, coaching is very focused on future-oriented outcomes and tactic-oriented skills, whereas therapy is often focused on disentangling thoughts, unpacking trauma, etc. Also, coaching is aimed at taking a person upwards to their goals, and you don't necessarily need a diagnosis of any sort to be here. I may have rambled a bit, but the bottom line is, we don't practice therapy on our platform.

Right now coaching is not covered under most insurance plans, unfortunately. Some members have been able to work with their employer benefits to get Shimmer covered but it's definitely a case by case basis right now. However, we try our best to work with our members (we have a needs-based financial aid package and have something in the works that's a bit bigger than this!) where we can!
OP didn't mention music but some of the private music trackers are/were the best place online to discuss music with other enthusiasts even if you never downloaded a single track