skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
QUIC does not require a CA. Self-signed or DANE-backed TLS certificates work fine. Try using cURL built with HTTP/3 support to see for yourself.

Requiring CAs and not implementing support for other anchors of trust is an implementation decision, and is not mandated by the spec. The spec mandates TLS 1.3, not "the version of TLS 1.3 used by these three web browsers". QUIC was designed with non-browser use in mind too; it's for any situation where you want to maintain connection integrity in an unreliable network.
I'm sure that the band's impact was underreported in the US, where the debut album only charted at #45 (much higher in the UK and AU). 2nd album 'Evil Empire' debuted at US#1,, and did equally well internationally.

Its song 'Tire Me', sez Wikipedia, "never had a music video, was never released on any media formats, and had no radio airplay" (odd, no?), yet it won a Grammy in 1997. (This was 1996 ... little internet ... and yet word got around.)

I don't expect music to have much widespread political impact ... the impact is in deeper regions less open to media manipulation.
He needs to make moves before the Nov 8 election.
Related: I once saw it claimed that wooden cutting boards had better-than-expected antiseptic properties (better than with plastic IIRC), despite knife marks providing locations to harbor debris.
The Australian counterpart to NCSC does similar with its CHIPs program (https://www.cyber.gov.au/acsc/view-all-content/news/acscncsc...)
No other company can match SpaceX launch capabilities, so no complex political maneuvering is needed to land DoD contracts.
Vanadium flow batteries are about half but will not stay that way if scaled (vanadium production is too limited).

Iron flow is currently 'it will be dirt cheap later we swear, ask us about a demo project'. So probably substantially more expensive. No compelling reason not to believe them though.
Honestly I don't really care about Twitter employees. The company is not going exceptionally technically amazing. The entire sector is going through layoffs. No idea how they were able to stay alive so long while turning loss after loss.
Bees shown to 'count' from left to right for first time
hm how much does a 9 cost?
There’s some axiom here… something about wherever you get off the hype train, you still think the earlier stops made sense.

“It’s at X that he lost me.”
I mean, they never seemed to be particularly deep thinkers. Like many, it felt like they just adopted whatever positions were popular with those around them at the time, so the way they act now shouldn't come as a surprise.

RATM acting like Mumia Abu-Jamal was some sort of political prisoner was a good example of this. The guy saw his brother in an altercation with a police officer, ran over and shot the police officer dead. Rage praises him by name in at least two songs, calling him a rebel and talking about setting him free. It was a common sentiment in those circles at the time (Democracy Now! were big fans of Mumia, and you would hear "Free Mumia!" chants at marches against the Iraq war), and a lot of people just kind of mindlessly went along with it.

If you've ever watched Community, the character of Britta is similar. These people are "political," but it's mostly an aesthetic. And for all the talk of them being "radical," the positions are usually extremely safe ones to take for the circles they travel in. People put on a lot of bravado when they're going against the nameless "Machine," but most are too terrified to even entertain a stance that might alienate them from their peers.
> It’s $99/mo

I'm clearly not one of your intended users because I don't have $99/mo, but I don't have $99/mo because of how ADHD impacts my ability to function in current society.

As for other feedback, 11 options for question 3 on the intake survey is just too much. It takes too much effort to adequately focus on this question, so I closed the page.
And when Elon decided to call a rescue worker a pedophile. To me that demonstrated that Elon was willing to truly destroy people for merely offending him on social media. He later double-downed on the pedophile claim by elaborating on his reasoning for why he thought the rescue worker was a pedophile.
30%? I'm pretty sure for App Store and Amazon the number is closer to 95%.
> if someone could figure out how to host ThePirateBay on IPFS

Any particular reason this hasn’t been figured out or why TPB hasn’t done it yet?
I learned to love linked lists as soon as I discovered that I can just store them in vectors to get the performance of guaranteed contiguous memory:

// LinkedListItem[k]: item[k], prev[k], next[k]
std::vector<T> item;
std::vector<uint> prev;
std::vector<uint> next;

Similar is used in transparency rendering with per-pixel linked-lists.
It's not really even just that. It takes time for the compound in the airbag inflator to become unstable. Years, in fact. It's not a defect that's immediately apparent.
> I can't remember the last time the firm produced anything interesting on the product side

Quest 2, which has outsold Xbox Series X|S?

Bringing E2EE to the masses via WhatsApp?

Turning Instagram from some niche hipster pictures app to one of the biggest social platforms in the world?
You can make dynamic arrays have worst case O(1) at the cost of some extra overhead.
Why? The GUI is the most interesting and useful part of the Darwin OS. The underlying Darwin OS isn't terrific.

If you're not interested in the macOS GUI, you'll be better off running Linux or FreeBSD.

But to answer your question: feasibly, no. There was back with older releases.
Right, the ability to relocate a chunk of memory to a new virtual address (with more capacity at the end) without doing a physical copy would be an interesting way to solve the problem.

I don't know if anyone has done research on integrating data structures and OS functionality in this way. Interesting idea.

We needed to get things running again rather quickly, though :-)
> Taste is a thing, but having taste without skill is a myth.

I couldn't disagree more. Having taste but no skill renders the person unable to create tasteful things, but they are still able to recognize beauty when they see it. They may not have the language required to explain why the thing is beautiful, but being unable to explain beauty doesn't mean they lack the perception of beauty.
Twitter is not a product designed to reflect the beliefs and opinions of the company. If it was some sort of editorial platform that argument would hold a lot more weight.
The only forum I browse is HN. I gets high out of the quality of the conversation here. I think dang is requesting is to avoid redditesque humor. I don’t think we need ‘pulling out’ jokes, especially hinting at Elon’s personal life to make the conversations livelier. We can do better for sure.
Yes, although a slightly higher abstraction layer that can be implemented by those things. So one can theoretically describe a complex environment in a way that can be run on prem or by a variety of cloud vendors.

(don't @ me just to say it's more complicated than that)
Yeah, the network effect is strong, but there's never been a better time to challenge it. I think the potential of success is partly based on quality of the alternative, but also on the direction Twitter goes from here. It doesn't seem like the worst bet to make.
And in the process destroying so much. Twitter is going to lose most its value and be sold in a fire sale at some point. I doubt it will ever recover.

He’s destroying lives too. ~3700 Twitter employees got randomly fired. Maybe Twitter needed a haircut but 50%? Plus you know many of those people had spouses and children. Add that to the total. There are people whose entire income as software developers is for Twitter apps. If Twitter goes down they’re in trouble.

His other businesses are taking reputation hits by proxy (he doesn’t look like such a good/smart businessman anymore does he?).

And of course there are 40m daily active users. Even if only a small percentage really enjoy it that’s millions of people losing something they really like (like me).

All because he didn’t want to lose a $1B lawsuit and risk whatever would come out in discovery.

When this is over I just can’t see us ending up in anything but a net-negative for everyone.
Sorry, that's not how it works. The person making the claim has to provide the evidence. If you're making a claim, the most basic thing is to have the evidence to prove it. Make claims you can prove. Maybe next time.
300k airbags is pocket change, so to speak. The Takata recall covered tens of millions of vehicles.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takata_Corporation
It means it doesn't cost you anything, right?

.

(Note punishments for certain content do count as a cost.)
More info:

The DoD program is a space constellation of ballistic missile defense satellites. They enable "improved tracking and potentially targeting of advanced threats, including HGVs and hypersonic cruise missiles".[110] " However, the Union of Concerned Scientists warns developments could escalate tensions with Russia and China and called the project "fundamentally destabilizing".[111] The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace later advocated for a treaty halting development to prevent an arms race in space.[112]

Starlink's military satellite development is overseen internally at SpaceX by retired four-star general Terrence J. O'Shaughnessy.[113][114] O'Shaughnessy advocated before the United States Senate Committee on Armed Services for a layered capability with lethal follow-on that incorporates machine learning and artificial intelligence to gather and act upon sensor data quickly.[115]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starlink#Military_capabilities

Also see: Strategic Defense Initiative
> Free speech as in Twitter bans and complaining about cancel culture is largely the far right.

It’s hardly the far right. People from all 3 political groups are scared of cancel culture. Painting this as far right serves only to label anybody that cares about such things as far right. You’re attempting to shut the conversation down. This is part of the problem and is literally misinformation that could cause violence against those labeled “far right” in the future.
All three of those were acquisitions, which seems to sorta prove the point.
An electician, an electronics engineer, and a plumber walk into a sushi bar ...
1. Why isn’t Elon on hacker news himself ?

2. I wish Twitter would allow sorting of replies (by likes or whatever).
The current US administration is a joke. After Trump, who'd have thunk that the Americans would elect a senile mannequin as their public leader, while dim-witted self-flattering idiot "elites" run their country (and continental Europe) to the ground.

LOL. China et. al must be enjoying their popcorn.
It does.

Does Starlink have a live dashboard showing what their capacity is, how much of it is being used, what most people's usage is like, and what my usage is like? What plans, with timeframes, there are to increase capacity?

Because, based on industry practices since forever, I'm not in a trusting mood.
Can you elaborate for those of us reading? I looked up the meaning, and it seems to match.

"the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats."

He's threatening advertisers so that they'll stay on the platform and continue to pay him. Why isn't that extortion?
The Apple II basic Twitter bot shuts down Sunday
Disappearing tweets without site reloads?

I guess this can't happen with the Nitter front-end. Just use LibRedirect.

https://libredirect.github.io/
That's exactly the strategy that was tipping over. Once you start resizing vectors of tens of megabytes, it's kind of over.

You can start playing games by accelerating capacity allocation when a vector rapidly starts growing extremely large. This doesn't solve the problem that vectors sometimes guarantee too much for what you need.
> I only wish they had a bigger impact in politics.

They have--just not the impact I suspect you are thinking of.

The political impact of RATM and similar bands is to make "protesting against the system" into a brand. That means that people who feel that they should be protesting against the system don't think they have to do the hard work of figuring out what is actually wrong with the system and how to fix it. They just think, oh, if I want to protest against the system, all I need to do is listen to this band! And buy their T-shirts, promote them on social media, etc., etc. In other words, it satisfies people's felt need to "protest against the system" without actually leading to any meaningful change.
>They are written and rated by users, and the notes are only added as context to Tweets if they are rated highly enough by multiple raters who have tended to disagree in the past.

Interesting, I remember someone on /r/slatestarcodex having the idea to rate/sort reddit comments by that metric, which I dub "sort by should-be-uncontroversial" (because normally-disagreeing people all think it's correct).

(Then again, it almost might incentivize politician-style vacuous/feel-good statements.)
I really like the manta. Expensive but works well. I take your point about Amazon and reviews though.
If he doesn't ruin twitter I will be sorely disappointed. I have no care at all for the twitter employees, you may as well ask me to sympathize with Phillip Morris workers getting laid off because cigarettes fall out of favor. The sooner he crashes that whole company into a wall, the better.
Does he mean the advertisers or the "activist groups"?

Either which way, I thought the basic concept was that publicity was a good thing.
Political disinfo isn't new.

https://www.cnn.com/2008/LIVING/wayoflife/08/22/mf.campaign....

> Adams' men called Vice President Jefferson "a mean-spirited, low-lived fellow, the son of a half-breed Indian squaw, sired by a Virginia mulatto father."
It seems to be common due to the oligopoly of Canadian banks (there are 5 big banks for all of Canada and the concept of a small bank just doesn't exist, due to regulatory hurdles). It's a way to push the risk onto the consumer and guarantees that homeowners are first to suffer in a downturn - conversely Canadian banks are very "safe" from economic pressures, at least compared to their American counterparts. It's already a big problem because Canadian household debt has reached 2.1 trillion dollars [0], with a GDP of 1.9 trillion dollars [1] (all in USD).
Note these figures don't include government debt, which is also significant. Altogether, Canada may face a liquidity crisis on servicing the debt, if rates continue to rise.

[0] https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/canada/household-debt

[1] https://tradingeconomics.com/canada/gdp
Ironically their site tagline is "democracy dies in darkness"
What's to say the stock market would skyrocket? Especially if this cure is accessible to everyone and published freely online, the only direct effect is pharma companies stocks crashing because of a loss of oncology drug revenue. Who's to say what the rest of the stock market would to to react?

Even if it's a tossup, does that mean there's a 50% chance of the inventor of such a cure being liable for that crash?
There are more than the launches up fo grabs.. building the satellites and platforms. The funding doesn't exist without Republicans in power. The decimation of Twitter moderation before the election helps.
I agree wholeheartedly. I have asked many to stop parroting reddit style "humor" myself to obviously little affect.

My point is that thoughtless Elon bashing is even more brain-dead and cancerous to genuine discussion then the cringey reddit-like tropes that he has an apparent issue with.
Can you show me the same for the right? Not some misinformation spin (the hate/division parent is talking about), an actual en masse cheering of killing people from the right?

Why is what BLM and antifa always excused? Why can’t you condemn it so we can fix the country? Some of us are over the left v right politics and want the left to realize their problems so we can all move on.
I have downloaded Tor browser , pls advice how can I access z library books.
"threatening" doing a lot of lifting here
the fail whale was a nice "maybe you should go do something else" reminder
NASA's Mars Insight is dying
Got it! :)
Decades ago, HBR described a study suggesting that CEOs do not have portable talent, if not followed by their team.
I pay 50 a month extra to Concast for no caps or throttling, and for the most part it seems to be true.
> How can he not see this?

Stoned off his duff, probably. He might sober up in the morning
Rage Against The Machine... the group that said "f*** you I won't do what they tell you", but then played shows that required you to show a government mandated vaccine passport to go to their shows.

Hard to take them seriously afterwards.
Why does the Twitter business model have to be porn? Twitter celebrities with big audiences could monetize with premium follows and premium content. Political campaigns could use it to raise money. Tech bloggers could use it to post premium articles / videos.

Seems like a nice patron model, plugged into an already huge network. There are definitely twitter users I'd support via subscription right now, and none of them involved porn.
A downvote, really?

Anyway: No, that is not like implementing a complicated algorithm in BASIC.

There is a difference between something written using complicated words (organic chemistry textbook) and something written using ambiguous (many postmodern works) words.
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How Complex Is a Knot?
Don't underestimate the value of witholding whatever was in those discovery text messages.
> Maybe we should boycott any advertisers on any surveillance capitalist platform. I'm only half kidding...I think.

uBlock Origin: make the web usable again.

A boycott implies intent that really isn't needed. Don't block specific ones because of political differences, block them all because they're overall seriously annoying.
You could make this argument that Apple has done this with their IDFA changes. Wipe out the public water source (data attribution) to benefit their internal apple ads (new DSP + Apple app and search ads). Overall portfolio effect of that IDFA change has been extremely negative for every company but Apple.

Should I as a shareholder of both Apple, Meta and Google be able to sue Apple for their changes?
Or even "this is my article on how the Kubernetes team should fix common problems for users"
I'm referring specifically to Giancarlo Devasini.

I used broad strokes, but I wasn't making a fanciful description of what drives the crypto market as much as a literal one.
First, think about the people who work in your marketing department. Now think about them with the reach to influence the entire world. That's politics, and it's terrifying.
What you’re saying makes sense but I actually agree with the intent. They’re basically saying don’t destroy the government/society in the name of shareholder value. I feel like there should be a way to say this without saying “because our portfolio value!” But that’s the justification they want to try.
America Has Made a Monster Out of Pickleball
What's holding the web back by 20 years are </closing tags>. If it wasn't for them, CMS would not have had to be invented, and everybody would be blissfully authoring effortlessly semantic hypertext like they do with Markdown now.
As someone whose generally against more government regulation and the whole green revolution, banning single use plastics seems pretty reasonable.
To be extortion, the threatened action has to be illegal. Threats are allowed. Your boss saying "do X or I'll fire you" is not extortion.
> Chicken wings with chopsticks

Excuse me but what
That name's already taken by the possible successor to the terrible IEEE 754

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unum_(number_format)#Unum_III
> no organizational structure exists which guarantees optimal outcomes

I like the structure of bee colonies.

The queen controls the temperament, the workers control the queen and adjust the rate of growth or contraction. Periodically workers replace her with one her of daughters (via regicide).

I'm not sure what the takeaway here is though, as I don't like the idea of a monarchy or of communism.
I also wonder this. But probably the answer is that it take a few weeks to months to find a new job.

.. also many I'm sure wanted to stick it out to cash their profit shares.
Neither of them are arbitrarily minting the currency that is involved in 70%+ of all crypto trades.

(70% may be off. It was correct as of 6 months ago.)
GTA SA has literally the best soundtrack ever made in any game at that point in time. Period.

It utilizes a complex system to keep repeat plays from ever becoming repetitive.
No other game had anything like that then and very few, if any, non Rockstar games have anything like that now.
It might or might not. Commonly, not.
This.

Show me an investor complaining about Facebook’s corporate governance

And I’ll show you someone who doesn’t think investment decisions through
You can have multiple RStudio instances open for different projects with different states, and you can use renv to manage package versions reproducibly. None of this is different or worse than python, which is well-known to have its own environment difficulties.
Yeah, I had a strong reaction to his claiming all the credit for those products. A simple change from I to we makes all the difference. But I guess that's part of why he's on the board of arm and I'm not :)
Indeed, yes. It was sarcasm/parody. I felt it insulting to include the /s but may have been wrong.

I realize it's not HN-appropriate, but once in a while I break down and make fun of those who see no difference between oppression and fighting against the oppression (or fundamentally don't understand the difference between "being mean" and "systemic oppression")
The French might ask why turning the like button into several different kinds of reaction is so much more "successful" than the baker who makes a perfect croissant.

Perhaps it's OK for a society to be... OK, instead of "the top", especially if top comes with a correspondingly distant bottom. Perhaps in 50 years we'll not see some of Google/Apple/Microsoft/Amazon/SpaceX/Tesla/etc. as quite so positive of achievements.
$1bn, the exact amount of debt interest Twitter now has to pay off after Musk saddled it with so much debt.

So much of this feels like such a waste. I don’t have any problem with the idea of someone taking Twitter private in order to fix it. But with this kind of debt financing and with a CEO that doesn’t seem to understand the company (and tried to get out of buying it)…
Exactly. If he makes one announcement that he's directionally with Gerstner's shareholder letter [1] the stock will recover.

1 - https://medium.com/@alt.cap/time-to-get-fit-an-open-letter-f...
For consumer markets the newest AMD products (Zen 4) are great chips but simply too expensive. Logical increments [1] is pretty good at showing what is the best choice at various pricepoints (taking into account local pricing) and has Intel and AMD trading blows across the range with Intel taking the majority of the wins.

All of the tech youtubers have been making similar points lately (LTT, GamersNexus, HardwareUnboxed).

Data centre does seem to be in AMD's favour at the moment, but I don't know enough about the space to know if their advantages will be long lived.

[1] https://www.logicalincrements.com/
Ha!

(I assume that's sarcasm,because that's a sure way to lose the respect of your employees, costumers, and the market in general.)