skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One detail where this could come into play is when some bad actors shout down other discussions. Online this can happen when spammers just post hundreds of viagra ads, or when people get doxed for unpopular opinions.

As an aside, free speech absolutists always ignore the inconvenient existence of spam. The absolutist position would definitely support the complete takeover of forums by spam, but I have yet to see an absolutist openly accept that.
Tells you that the industry's sole purpose is catering to the moral sensitivities of the bourgeoisie.
Implementation defined
Nice tool :)
> I think there is a huge market for trustworthy curation.

There's not. In order for it to be a market, a customer needs to pay for it.
> "You've gotta start from the customer experience and work backwards to the technology."

I think they started by putting a pressure sensor and worked forward to making an app.
I would highly recommend the book Sacred Cow. It has links to hundreds of studies within for further research. The authors, Diana rogers and Robb Wolf have been on many podcasts since it's release to discuss the topic.

If you want specific studies I can go look up in the book but it sounds like your asking for further reading, not cited sources.
it's about time in the markets, not timing the markets

However, whoever said the wise words about how Buy and Hold and been polluted by HODL was absolutely correct.

Stock indexes have a built in survivorship bias, as the failing or declining stocks eventually get diminished (especially if it is market cap weighted) or removed completely.
I don't think they sell computers either- they sell end-user computing appliances.
men need friends, women need friends, everyone needs friends.
It's not the worst ever (that would be YAML) but it does have an accumulation of annoying features.

* Elements and attributes (as you said).

* Text children mixed up with elements. These two are both good for writing documents by hand (i.e. HTML) but really annoying to process.

* Namespaces are frankly confusing. I understand them now but I didn't for years - why is the namespace a URL but there's nothing actually at that URL? 99% of the time you don't even need namespaces.

* The tooling around XML is pretty good but it's all very over-engineered just like XML.

* The syntax is overly complicated and verbose. Repeated tag names everywhere. Several different kinds of quoting.

* XML schema is nice but it would be good if there was at least some support for basic types in the document. The lack of bool attributes is annoying, and there's no standard way to create a map.

JSON is better by almost every metric. It is missing namespaces but I can't think of a single time I've needed that in JSON. Mixing up elements from different schemas in the same place is arguably a terrible idea anyway.

The only bad things about JSON are the lack of comments and trailing commas (which are both fixed by JSON5) and its general inefficiency.

The inefficiency can be sometimes solved by using a binary JSON style format e.g. CBOR or Protobuf. With very large documents I've found it better to use SQLite.
Debugging in Elixir and Erlang: An Introduction
Well, I was talking about your equipment. But you are poetically right, too.
> Were you in the UK?

Lol of course he wasn't. He was in Eastern Europe judging by price/salary.
I missed some pretty big opportunities like co-founding a startup that went on to go public or joining a prestigious research lab at a FAANG. I was beating myself up about that pretty badly for a while, but then I realized I still have a shot at doing something great and by missing these opportunities, other great stuff happened in my life.

The grass is always greener on the other side, so one often romanticizes forgone opportunities because they represent an ideal world where you see only the upsides but not the downsides. So my advice is to keep looking for your upsides and don't over-idolize what could have been. And try to seek happiness and balance in what you do, in my experience these negative thoughts often came when I felt downtrodden and unbalanced, never when I had a good routine going and was feeling productive. Another thing: If you feel stressed out by seeing other people succeed and thinking "why not me?" just stay away from social media (including HN) for a while, being constantly bombarded by awesome success stories can have a really detrimental effect if you're struggling with your life already.
> If you're on PREEMPT_RT and give your critical thread highest prio, be prepared for some serious OS-level lock-ups.

PREEMPT_RT includes priority inheritance, specifically to avoid this scenario. So your app should indeed be favored if you tune accordingly. What you also seem to be saying is that using PREEMPT_RT may lead to lower throughput, but that's not the same thing as latency.
This sounds like it should be on needle point in a physicists study.
Telegram is convenient, the bot feature's great. But some things about it suck and they're prone to government interference privacy-wise.

One of the more recent E2EE private messaging apps with metadata shredding and no registration requirement for is https://xx.network/messenger

It's available for Android & iOS.

F-Droid users can build Android version from the source (https://git.xx.network/elixxir/) and load it themselves.

There's no registration and the app doesn't collect your phone number, device ID and similar crap. Is it mature and polished? No, it has its quirks and rough corners. But it won't let you down on security and encryption.
While vaccination is one difference, the EU has banned conventional battery cages, and some countries have banned all cages. Where cages are allowed, the legal minimum area is 0.075m^2/chicken; the US doesn't seem to set a minimum on a national basis, but average seems to be ~0.04m^2. So there's a significant difference in density, which likely has some impact.
In that case, I'd be seriously considering moving to another company.
As in most real-world scenarios, multiple solutions are needed, and it's best to first agree on the goal you want. To me these would be more availability while also disincentivising real estate as an investment vehicle.

I know that's not a direction most people agree on (hitting real estate as an investment), but there really is no other way I see.
> If the process is complex (write a detailed ticket, wait for feedback, get some manager's nod, etc.), buying a domain and deploying it yourself is orders of magnitude cheaper and faster [..]

Isn't this basically the very definition of "shadow IT"?

Then you find that some prod[-ish] service relies on an external provider that's not listed as a provider in any of your org's financial systems, is paid by some random internal person's credit card and expensed back ... then that internal person leaves, and N weeks/months later all hell breaks loose when your service falls over and no-one knows why.
Also: yesterdays discussion on the original Apple press release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33774685
UK music streaming services not making excessive profits, says watchdog
> All social media websites have to check the passport of every UK user that registers?

credit card?
> If someone calls me an idiot in public, my hurt feelings are my problem

Yeah no. People are responsible for the consequences of their actions. Being abusive to others does not liberate you from that.

Sure, there are nuances (you're not necessarily solely responsible for consequences), but these nuance the stance, not remove your responsibility.
In general, I tend to look at sites like these for new languages:

https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/crystal/

https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Crystal

Otherwise I'll be starting with Crystal as well if I decide to do AoC in it, so I don't know of any other resources either.
They still have an "AI illustration" style. Supposedly photorealistic images tend to look extremely photoshopped and humans in them look like they've been 3d rendered (albeit with a very high quality). They look like the heavily edited "plastic-like" images on covers of magazines.

I'm pretty sure this problem is not hard to fix in the long run, though.
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Not at all.

bash readline is probably the productivity enhancer skill a developer (or system admin) can develop.

Simple things like copy and paste without hitting a mouse. This will make you _prefer_ the cli as it is not slowing you down anymore.
there are some important differences

i just edited in a note about one of them, the scoping

for large programs forth has namespaces (vocabularies or wordlists) similar to static file scope in c

an important similarity between standard forth variables and c static variables is that they don't support recursion. in the occasional case where you do need recursion you can use the operand stack to save and restore your variables manually

x @ y @ ... recurse ...
y ! x !

which would not be possible in c with universal use of static global variables

also though typically when you are stepping through forth you are doing it by typing names of words, while in c you use the debugger, which can see and change local variables
But with publicity, it's not really just your feelings, it's about everybody else's feelings, because it might change how they think about and act towards you. Claims that you're a murderer also only really matter when made publicly.

I think it's the same for lots of things. People get "offended" not so much because some opinion offends them, but because they don't want it to spread or be normalized. Like nipples on TV offending some demographic, even though they could just close their eyes. It's other people seeing the nipples that they don't like.
even the so-called Liberal party is completely for this bill, and wants it strengthened :)
> DCA is always controversial here, someone always says lump sum is better […]

That's because lump sum is better most of the time… if you already have a pile of money to invest:

* https://ofdollarsanddata.com/dollar-cost-averaging-vs-lump-s...

However, most of us don't have a pile of money just lying around, but rather we get a little money every two weeks or every month, in which case it's best to put away a little money every month:

* https://ofdollarsanddata.com/just-keep-buying/
https://yourveganfallacyis.com/en/plants-are-alive

https://yourveganfallacyis.com/en/vegans-kill-animals-too
Like always, Apple isn’t innovating but pretending to be.

Garmin released the Descent Mk i 5 years ago : a smartwatch which also does diving. Really great watch (I’m a freediver myself and it does what I want it and, most importantly, does not have a touch screen, something I hate and can’t imagine using under water while holding my breath).

How is Apple different? Marketing, as always. But nothing new under the sun.
When you have censorship, content moderation, you inevitably will accidentally hit legitimate things. https://twitter.com/alyankovic/status/1596999067279581184

What ends up happening is the political bias of the censors leaks into the decisions. You end up creating echo chambers; which are tremendously unhealthy for society.
> Forcing platforms to actually follow their terms of service, however, is revolutionary.

The platforms write their own terms of service. I'm sure they're pretty broad to give them license to do basically whatever they want. Are there many examples of platform moderation decisions that are unequivocally out of touch from their terms of service?

Facebook could say "you can't post harmful content" and then it's up to Facebook (moderators) to define what "harmful content" is.

The YCombinator/Hacker News Terms of Use https://www.ycombinator.com/legal/#tou https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html is quite broad and gives them license to remove basically whatever they want (as it should - it's their website, they should be able to run it as they see fit)

Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes.

Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. That tramples curiosity.
Yes, that's the workaround described by @spacedcowboy and @leni53. I should have clarified that my comment on undefined behaviour was specifically for the case of two structs that start the same (e.g. "int x; int y;") as opposed to composition.
> The "platform" argument is based on a misreading of an American law.

... and then you go on at length about the safe harbor provision without specifically mentioning the safe harbor provision because that would undermine your point. It has already been litigated, a platform that caters to a special interest is able to do so - so long as that is what is actually going on. You want to eject anyone making threads about non-car related topics on your car-centric board? Cool, you enjoy platform protection. You want to ban users expressing opinions contrary to whatever your agenda is on the platform you've described as "the free speech wing of the free speech party"? That is a problem.
This, I don't get why they decided to create the fragmented UX like this.
Or they weren't being absolutely literal, or their Uncle wasn't well off (the UK has and had a lot of inequality), or indeed it was a Spectrum clone or import and they were not in the UK.

Edit: I'm almost more surprised by the game being pong! Makes sense if it was a not-entirely-compatible clone, but otherwise there was a vast array of games and copying them was trivial (tape to tape). I'm not positive I ever saw pong for the Speccy!
"We don't want people to be banned on social media if they're not committing crimes, but we want to make all these things crimes" is an insane position for the UK government to take. There are still far too many white-collar and violent crimes being committed for the government to be entitled to regulate common speech.
Amen. I might be interested in getting the Apple Watch Ultra (mainly for diving) but not if it involves a subscription.
Origin predates computer RPG's. It's from tabletop role playing games, and stands for "non player characters".

NPCs are the characters that the Dungeon Master (DM) creates to guide and influence the story, but the player characters (PCs) are the focus of the story. It's collaborative storytelling about the PCs adventure. An NPC is, by definition, not the hero.
This just isn't true. She was only charged and convicted for trafficking children to Epstein, not to anyone else. Here's the original indictment: https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/press-release/file/1291491...
I didn't say they were _only_ my problem, but they are my problem.

How I resolve those hurt feelings is a choice for me.
Please explain how $80/year is insane?
I'm still reading and I am thinking wouldn't this be a "thread safe priority queue"?
Sama-Bajau evolved bigger spleens for free-diving
Thing is, if you're sharing that IP with several different domains, then you can't route properly :(
Everyone agrees. Many countries will just ban you for operating outside of their laws regarding unlawful speech.

My main issue with the article is different however, and has everything to do with this advertiser's misplaced demands on the outcome of social media engagement they expect to receive back from SM users and trying to use the native advertising model as an excuse to try and interfere with the platform's content. The concerns they have about brand safety seem to arise from the fact that they are now not able to request for content that does not align with their selfish interests to be taken down.

Elon has been clear from the get go that he's pro free speech (he has also previously said that he didn't acquire Twitter purely to make a profit) and that he is not going to go beyond what is permissible by law in moderating the platform. The advertiser in question should therefore adjust their advertising campaigns accordingly.
For anyone using a Mac, the basic cursor movement commands available in readline and emacs—C-f, C-b, C-a, C-e, C-n, C-p—are also available in virtually any text input in any program, namely web browser inputs, url bars, and textareas, as well as all system UIs.

Once you get used to using these shortcuts that means you can compose and edit text anywhere without ever moving your hands.

I recently switched to using Linux full time for my job and it KILLS me that these shortcuts aren’t available outside of the terminal. I try to navigate to a search suggestion in Chrome using C-n and accidentally open three new windows. I try to add a sentence at the start of Slack message using C-a and accidentally highlight everything and delete it. I try to move my cursor up to edit a previous line using C-p and end up brining up a print dialogue. It’s breaking the muscle memory of my most basic interactions with the computer, and it sucks.
> YOU are an idiot, if you buy into racism

Unfortunately, idiots can carry guns and have a propensity for acting on said racism. Refusal to confront that problem in the name of some free speech ideological purity is tempting history to repeat.
Interesting...meanwhile in Norway they don't recommend anyone aged 12-64 to get a booster unless they have "Severe underlying conditions"

Booster doses

The Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH) recommends that the following groups should take a booster dose of coronavirus vaccine before the coming autumn/ winter season:

adults aged 65 years and above
adults aged 18-64 years with underlying risk of a severe disease course
adolescents aged 12-17 years with severe underlying conditions
pregnant women in their second and third trimesters

(https://www.fhi.no/en/id/vaccines/coronavirus-immunisation-p...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHk2T8fCYSw

this would be "the grinder's whistle" for me

:)
Isn’t the UK also known for repeatedly trying to ban porn online? Seems like free speech means something more specific to them in this context.
I would suggest to talk to your company's legal representative. You may be surprised.

The legalese for what you describe would be "mit Ablauf des Zeitabschnittes". Which is NOT in the legal text here.
My Spotify playlists export is a 7.5MB (minified) JSON and I don't even have many of them. Cleaned up of redundant entries and formatted it comes out at over 128K lines.
Yes, Wikipedia says launch target is end of year 2023. It's the only confirmed remaining part of the current program.
At some point we are spending millions and millions to cater to a specific cultural niche - India has 1.5 billion people whose idea of home cooked food isnt meat and certainly not a burger, China and Nigeria pretty much the same.

Yes we need to stop farming animals (climate, space, cruelty, cost) - but there are alternatives.

Edit: yes vegetable dishes are prepared in the home usually by the wife and tend to take hours - so the convenience aspect plays a huge role as society changes - but ready meals are not the only solution - humans used to be good at social - we might need to relearn how to design our cities and discover our neighbours
> macOS is not based on upstream OpenBSD though.

I've never suggested this at any point.

> OpenBSD already has containerd support.

So what are the leftover steps we'd need to take, from "has containerd support" until "pkg_add docker && rcctl start dockerd && docker run -ti --rm hello-world"?
Command-A isn’t available on Linux in slack?

How do people even function without basic function keys?
That's also my experience. Not a vegan but (before covid and wfh) I used to like eating 1-2 times a week in certain vegan restaurants because the food was good and very well prepared and seasoned. The stuff that tries to imitate meat however is nasty at best. Not only it tastes horrible but what's the point of choosing a supposedly healthier diet if you eat that industrial sludge?
> C-e, C-f, M-b, M-f

Why these strange shortcuts when any keyboard has arrow keys and they can be used with a control modifier to move by words?

I can understand why to use C-a, C-e, because laptop keyboards tend to have "Home" and "End" keys in strange places, but those... And Emacs documentation for some reason insists on using C-e, C-f instead of arrow keys.
I'm not convinced humanity is equipped to deal with what social media is capable of unleashing.

Yeah, most people can take being told they're an idiot by a person or a few. Social media on the other hand allows some coincidence or celebrity to make you basically front page news, and get you called an idiot by hundreds of thousands of people.

I think very few people are equipped to deal with something like that.
Why am I not surprised the vaunted NYT failed to do basic research that might contradict their narrative. They dont even mention the bombshell story from last week regarding a whistleblower complaint about Beyond factory conditions: mold, bacteria, and string found in the meat. They even lied about being inspected by Pennsylvania state officials but havent faced any punishment. see https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-11-21/beyond-mea...
these are real annoyances but most people get stuck in the stack manipulation tarpit first before those become the main problems

2over should be safe, legal, and rare
Not sure I see what you mean.

First, I did not say "freedom of speech is ...", but "you don't really have freedom of speech if ...". It's a bit like saying "you don't really have freedom of movement if you have a law abolishing the borders but at the same time another law that says that citizen will have their legs amputated". Of course, "freedom of movement" isn't "freedom of having your legs", but the point is that the GOAL of freedom of movement can be, in practice, impaired if you apply some rules that impair it.

The problem here is that "move along somewhere else" is impacted by this law: apparently (not 100% but some sentence in the text seems to say that), this law can say that every "somewhere else" can be forced to accept the mass of "shut up" people. So, there will be nowhere to go where they can speak freely, which, in practice, will force them to just not being able to exercise their freedom of speech right.

I really don't get people who are pro freedom of speech, but at the same time have no much problem will people being coerced, in one way or another, to not speak. Either they are hypocritical (and want to be able to impose their speech without caring about the speech of others), or they've released the substance for the shadows (they are putting values on an empty concept instead of focusing on the goal).
Especially since you get a reasonable good dive computer for $200 nowadays.

No bells and whistles, mind you. But everything you really need as an (even ambitioned) diver.
Perhaps on paper, but we shall see if large companies like Starbucks and Amazon face any substantive results for firing people for their union organizing activity.
I was first person to get a beyond burger from a&w in my city. Compared to traditional veggie burgers it was amazing. I can't believe anyone would go back to veggie burgers now the beyond burgers exist. I assume the other brands are similar.

I dont care at all the beyond burgers are everything nutritionists claim is bad for you. I know nutritionists are outright lying.

Personally however, it didn't hit the threshold of being better than meat. So that was the last time I had beyond meat.

In other news, FDA approved lab grown meat. Chicken is first at bat.
Well all those people need to grow up.

This attitude that "I feel offended" therefore what I'm offended by must be stopped because it _must_ be offensive to everyone because I _must_ be representative of everyone because I'm a prototype of good taste and humanity.

Free the nipple, don't free the nipple, I'll concentrate on surrounding myself with nipple liberationists and we can share our nipples not caring about the rest of those narrow minded nipple prudes.
Dirty road to clean energy:How China electric vehicle boom ravaging environment
This game is awesome. I’m riiiiiiiiich!