skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On the matter of enabling real time doxxing as being protected by free speech, we could perhaps take this a step further. Cell sites gather the real time GPS location of all cell phones whether geo-location is enabled in the phone or not on most phones. Even on the phones that do not support this there are commands to ping the location of all the phones, triggering the e911 functions in the modem. All phones manufactured for sale in the US after 1996 have this function. Activating this function does not provide feedback to the phone OS at all.

I am curious what the public reaction would be if there was an API that could give the real time location of anyone by name, groups-of-people by location, IMSI, MSISDN, etc... regardless of the subscribers age. Would there be any push-back?

Some cars also have this information. They are quite literally vessels by standard automotive terminology. Maritime laws require GPS data for all vessels and there are sites that track these vessels today. We could also track the location and speed of all cars and set up an API to query by location, license plate, vin number I think this may have already happened, owner name, owners license number. We could doxx people that are speeding, driving erratically, visiting an ex-lovers home. Insurance companies would certainly love this information. Some people volunteer it to insurance companies already for a discount but why not make it public? The police could see real time location and speed of every vessel with an expired registration.

We could take this even further. Using cell phone and car data we could infer how often people drive their car vs using public transportation. Anyone exceeding a specific ratio of personal vehicle usage could have their personal ESG score modified and limit access to their CBDC bank account to discourage using cars until they ride the bus for a certain number of days per month. We could even confine their car to a specific approved geo-fence.

All of these ideas are encapsulated within /s, obviously.
the simulation blows up sometimes

it doesn't look ancient to me
That is location dependent. NL, Spain and China (and possibly others) have anti-doxxing laws. That said: tracking a plane is not doxxing.
It's too bad that none of their competitors, who all have better results, disagree.
Man, I wouldn't want to be in the team of lawyers charged with writing this rule.

"You have 24 hours. You have to write some rules that make my private jet's flights that are public information available on a public website in real time disallowed, while also making Hunter Biden's hacked nudes allowed. Go."
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for me it combines a blank white page with no error message with some buttons at the top that don't do anything
And somehow harnessing the power of the literal sun will have a better safety rate? It's all speculation at this point because fusion doesn't exist yet... but it does seem like a huge undertaking to get superior safety over fission.
I've been using uYou+[0] & AltStore for about 6 months (since I switched to iOS from Android & Vanced) and I haven't had any problems with it. It has both SponsorBlock & normal ad block.

[0]: https://github.com/qnblackcat/uYouPlus
There’s an actual psychological effect for this as well [1]. Authors + uni are in the link. I forgot the name of the effect, don’t have time to do proper research.

[1] https://www.themarysue.com/lab-coats-increase-attention/#:~:....
https://archive.ph/PGdN4
Yes that's why car market isn't much practical.
To be a misanthrope is sometimes its own reward.
I have lived in 8 different single family homes in California. None had a HOA.
Can you elaborate?

His parents were on the FTX payroll and contributing to the business.

It is not clear that MIT has any involvement with FTX operations
Great to hear. It's hard to put your work out there and you did a good job. User interfaces are hard. What's obvious to some is hostile to others lol
We have a good idea how all this stuff looks in the infrared spectrum, and that could help a lot in the sensor fusion.
Were they internal or external apps? Because latency was the problem last time I looked, and it won't be super noticeable if you have the servers that close to you.
Don’t use Spotify. Horrible experience for listening. Overcast is way better.
Why would he tweet “tweets about my location posted on a delayed basis aren’t that bad” then an hour later ban it again? It’s very odd and throws gasoline for his detractors.

This is after very publicly saying he would stand up even to people posting his flight info just last month.

I get being emotional about the kid being stalked but the mixed signals are just frustrating.
There is a lot of benefit for scaling SRAM, because it makes up a large fraction of chip area on a lot of designs that use leading edge nodes (e.g., CPUs), and chip area ~= manufacturing cost for high volume products.

SRAM cells are constrained by certain features that are not able to shrink much
https://semiwiki.com/forum/index.php?threads/sram-cell-scali... the logical schematic of an SRAM does not show anything about how a real cell is physically constructed. Foundries and high end design companies have teams doing SRAM design.
I like HTMX. But I got stuck with the fact that there is no url routing or history. After using things like React and Angluar, I am used to having well defined urls that can get me where I want. Perhaps there is some recommended way to add some other library ontop of htmx, but maybe I'm the only one looking for this?
> Every heard people saying "Sorting takes O(n logn) time"? They are clearly assuming comparing two numbers can be done in constant time.

Where n is the number of items. Not the number of digits! And we don't normally talk about "time" when discussing sorting algorithms in the first place. We talk about number of comparisons (precisely because we have no clue how big the items are!).

> Just make a table with the result of all (lg n)/2 bit inputs

We're interested in the number of ones in a C-bit integer, where C is the size of the character set (and incidentally the maximum acceptable value of the window size W). Simply counting the ones bit by bit costs O(C) time. Making a lookup table for all (C/2)-bit numbers - as you seem to suggest - costs O(2^(C/2)) time and space. And the algorithm we wanted to improve runs in O(N * C) time.

Look, I'm trying to decipher what your point is, but you seem to be confusing the size of the input space with the size of the input. So AFAIC, this is as much attention as this algorithm deserves. It's a nice party trick, but nothing more.
i agree, those would be good reasons for 3d
Actually it's not even information from FAA since ADS-B Exchange use information gathered by private individuals.

AFAIK all you need to gather ADS-B information for your own location is Android Phone, $30 USB dongle and some Antena.
Why the weird Elon hate over this? My understanding was that this broke Twitter TOS and that he was leaving it up as a gesture of good faith. If he wants to take it down to keep things consistent across Twitter, why the hate? I know the Elon hate boner on HN is strong but this seems absurd.
Doesn't seem to unreasonable to me. If I asked you "How old is Obama" and you had a data source which had the ages of every person, you don't need to know the answer from memory. Your reasoning tells you that to find out how old someone is you need to check the external resource and what to do with the info once you get it.
They've all been banned too
You only need a cookie modal to allow opting out of non-essential cookies though. Needing a cookie to store a login? Fine, no modal needed. Cookies to track you everywhere you go until the end of days? Requires a modal. This, to me, seems fair and reasonable. It's everyone else that botched it by using unnecessary and annoying modals for required cookies.
The best cameras have much lower dynamic range than eyes (particularly in low light), and much longer times to refocus. Not to mention higher feedback latency when focusing on a particular object: eyes and brain are very tightly connected.

The eye is an incredible piece of machinery, specifically for dynamic processing like this.
Okay? And still obviously not about concerts and performers...
https://archive.md/fXRWr
Agreed, Twitter when properly curated was very useful.
I'm not taking the bait. I just want you to know that the reason you're having problems with people is because you're arrogant. Tone it down if you want to have the conversations you want to have because you're never going to get there the way you're going about it. That's the end of this conversation for me. Sorry.
Two compilers would be mostly a source of issues and reduce TS velocity.

All of that for what, slightly faster compilations? TS server is already fast enough for me to develop giant ts codebases in codespaces on 2 vCPUS with 4 GB of ram.
There's always a new dystopia. Decentralized rental homes owned by private equity, where all interactions between the legal owner and renter are done by "AI" self-service computer portals and IoT sensors. Policy uniformly applied by computer, few paths for escalation to human management.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/dy7eaw/robot-landlords-are-b...
> It's an exorcise in ignorance to ignore the nature of FAA regulations / airplane tracking.

It may be more of an exercise of Elon flexing his $44B investment over the heaters and the poor people: by this point he knows that anyone even slightly left of center is not going to love him, so he's full on embracing the far/alt right crowd by "owning the libs". "Free speech" is lip service at max that some people fell for hook, line, and sinker.
360 had a two things going for its image.

#1 was that the previous generation of Xbox was not the biggest seller, this made the 360 look really good by comparison.

#2 having that 1 year head start, combined with the high price of the Ps3 initially gave it a huge lead. Sony did manage to claw back the user share but it took years to do it.
Extremely miscellaneous lists like these could sometimes do more harm than help to the general public, or for extremely "breadth first search" oriented people like me, I think. I think of this like: don't ban power drills or knives or whatnot because those things could kill people, but teach people how to use the tools correctly, etc. Hope you get what I mean!

Perhaps you are right, perhaps only now I understand this, and I did not really paid that much attention to the disclaimer at the top of the site, EVER, until now.

I still think the main benefit of a list like this is for its creator. The way I know is because, even if no lists like this existed, I have been building my own list of "best things" of ... forever!

We tend to do things yearly because of society, culture, etc etc... there's no reason we should have "end of year resolutions" or "best of last year". I think lists like these encourage breadth first search and distract us from the fact that curation should be a continuous process, not necessarily something we do at end of year.

Again, I'm not criticizing or attacking Fogus in any way. In fact, I will probably take a deeper look at this list soon! But I will also try to produce more and consume less. And I will do my own research!
later Xeon Phi chips had this, 16GB of on-package RAM with 4x the bandwidth of the external RAM
Not true. They censored that stupid H Biden lap top story _including in DMs which thus far had supposedly only been used for underage illicit material_.
Having worked closely on the circuit side of things with folks doing research on spintronics and STT-MRAM devices: it’s going to be a very long time still before this can replace embedded SRAM. The MRAM itself can be made quite small, but you still need an access transistor and wrote currents are still too high, which means very big transistors, which then dominate memory area… Also, writing is much slower compared to SRAM.

It’s a very nice embedded flash replacement though…
In a lot of cases you can go a long way without having to adapt the backend at all - just request the full page at the existing url and pick which part you want to replace. Works well enough with a page that presents paginated items for example.
So, no pictures
> The Nest Learning Thermostat created the smart home as we know it today when it launched in 2011

Get off your skyhigh horse there, dude.
Since you seem to know your D3.js: what happened to bl.ocks.org ? It's a great resource for examples, but down since several days.
And for all the AI prowess these large companies purport to have, I would expect a very efficient automated first-pass filter to significantly reduce the search space.

Also, there are roles --where time and expertise are a requirement-- that cannot possibly get thousands of legitimate applicants. Some not even hundreds.
That's the whole point: this is all just a figleaf, Elon Musk has a long history of going after people that show him up in every way possible. Next up: the lawsuit. Wait for it.
"Eww, Cobol"
You and me, both. Such a title gore.
>...if you counted incidents requiring human intervention as if they were accidents...

The true number is somewhere between this worst case and the numbers Waymo presents.

Most driver interventions that I've seen on video were not narrowly missed accidents; they're the car being confused by road construction, a double parked driver, pedestrians spilling onto a street etc.

I have also seen (for Tesla at least), videos of driver interventions that definitely would have been accidents if the driver hadn't stepped in.

I definitely agree with your point that I'd love to see more in-depth figures and the CA DMV might release those more detailed figures? I'm not sure.

EDIT: Sure enough, the CA DMV disengagement reports list the exact cause (https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/vehicle-industry-services/auto...)
We might get tired of so much free speech. Hang on a second....<touches ear> I'm being told I'm actually sick of it right now
Well that’s the other thing - banning the account on Twitter doesn’t make this go away. It just means people will follow them on FB or just use flightradar24 instead.
so does this mean I can easily use my novation launchpad as a macro keyboard?
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Assuming this is true, and elonjet can post to multiple places... might make a good way to detect which travels are notable.
Sorry, this will likely get lost in the HN "no notifications" shuffle, but which part?
Except that I literally did not say that as that's not what the word literally means.

Further, Musk has never promised absolute free speech at Twitter, nor is this even feasible or legal. You're hearing random echos from random interviews and then parrot them into a wildly different contexts. You're all over the place.

Is it a self-serving action? Possibly, maybe even likely. And if it is, can you explain the problem with wanting to protect the safety of yourself and your family? Is wanting to live out of fashion these days?

To end, my point wasn't that you can't criticize the policy. The point was that the policy was not criticized. Musk was criticized. Had somebody else come up with the policy, people would be clapping.
There's no allotment of sick days in European countries. If you're sick, you don't go work, for as long as needed.

You do get guaranteed holidays, but sick days explicitly do not count as holidays. If you quit, you get paid for unused holidays.
2021 discussion, "Avoid buying in HOA neighborhoods", with 450 HN + 500 article comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27348079
I wonder if the quote is referring to balancing 2 systems. I don't have AC, but I use my heat to maintain a minimum acceptable temperature, not to maintain the temperature I find ideal. I don't want it to go a lot lower than the setting.
Why is the text on that website 3x larger than all the rest of the text on my PC? Who looks at that formatting, nods, and says "yup, ship it!"
This is so disingenuous. The location of Elon's Private Jet is publicly available info just like any aircraft operating in the US. It also has nothing to do with the alleged stalker attack on his car.
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> Legal action is being taken against Sweeney & organizations who supported harm to my family.

Is he going to sue the FAA? His live might not be easy, but if he really wants Twitter to be a bastion of free speech, reposting very easy to find public information is probably not where the line is crossed.

Also, I'm pretty sure that the people who think of the most mundane things being said by ChatGPT are harmful are not the same ones siding with elonjet/sweeny here.
> 17-18 year old

Honestly, I think he’s just acting like a prototypical self-proclaimed rationalist.
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Tl;dr

“My take on another thread is perfect and rational and flawless and anyone who downvotes is an emotional wokemob idiot”.

Seems like a flawlessly rational take my dude. Def the sort of discourse you’re trying to “encourage”.
Exactly. A thread on Twitter about his Jets wouldn't touch his personal safety since the data is public, but it would attract more among the people who don't like him, therefore he would be giving exposure to discussions against his public image.

He has all rights to ban whoever he wishes since he owns the platform, but common sense should suggest him to stop talking about free speech since he's in no position to lecture anyone on the matter.
Best accuse your enemy of no argument if you can’t come up with one yourself, eh?
Still trying to solve that Y10K problem I see.
where find the OPML with the feeds?
You could also just make SUVs illegal.
He should ban twitter because there's public information on it.

And I think Lil Nas X can handle his own.
Looking a bit deeper there is the reverse option if you have you code registered as an installed PWA, allowing you app to be a share target without being a native app. Could be useful for a couple if things I might tinker with at some point.
What did the government ask him to censor previously?
Could it just be hidden behind a prompt to enable it on a given site?

I feel like they’re just using fingerprinting as an excuse to not implement functionality that people want. Of course, I don’t really understand the problem space, so it’s likely I’m missing something.
Lightweight UIs sound pretty 2003. Can't have that.
What does that have at all to do with posting the already publicly available location of his jet? Seems like a pretty obvious attempt to play on people's emotions and shut down any kind of rational thinking to cover up for Elon just banning people that annoy him.
I've used an app on Android for Spotify called ad-free that does something similar. I think it polls the notification list and somehow gets info on the currently played song, and if the notification is a link to something being advertised, then volume is set to 0. Pretty neat.

Edit: Here's the source... https://github.com/abertschi/ad-free
I don’t think it’s crazy for Twitter to ban stuff like this. The damning part is just that it explicitly goes against the stuff Musk has repeatedly said!
Flightradar and other sites have a vast network of receivers. Almost everyone that feeds ADS-B Exchange probably feeds to FR24 as well, and FR24 have even more receivers.

They also use radar data in North America, I guess that's the FAA provided data. If they wanted to they could probably do without it since they have so many receivers enabling them pretty good MLAT, but they probably prefer to not provoke FAA.

They have mentioned that they don't want governments to encrypt ADS-B or regulate it in other ways, so by self regulating they hope to be left alone.

"Information about a small number of flights may be limited or blocked based on requests from owners or operators via third-party services, such as the FAA LADD. Some high profile aircraft, such as Air Force One are not displayed. Most other aircraft subject to restriction are shown as anonymized by aircraft type."

https://www.flightradar24.com/how-it-works
Your viewpoints were highly privileged on Twitter for a long time. When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.
Since card generators haven't worked since like the 90s I'd guess probably not.

The FBI has no problem spending tax payer money on criminal activities: drug buys, etc. They'll (hopefully) recover it from seized funds, otherwise its just part of their budget.
I think Linus's major contribution to the world is Git, name coincidences notwithstanding.
Russia shot down the satellite in November 2021, so that is very unlikely to be their motivation unless they have some extraordinary level of insight that forecasts Starlink's role in the conflict.
You can get an Ableton Live Lite license for ~$4 by buying certain phone apps.

Eg, the Koala Sampler app comes with a license for it, and it's actually a very fun wee program in itself.

It's not full Ableton - but it's incredible value for $4.
I'm not sure whether the government asked Musk to censor anything previously.
No need to wait. He tweeted about it an hour ago
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As reported by insiders from other Musk companies, the issue is actually that Musk means everything he says, concerns himself with minutiae, and constantly demands insane and counterproductive things. These other companies have built up a layer of managers who are dedicated to lying to Musk and coaching their teams on lying to Musk while allowing actual useful things to get done instead of the things Musk would prefer. Twitter's current situation is what happens when a company lacks this protective inner layer.
I mean, there’s whole books out there that detail just that such as Pikhal and Tikhal. I’m not shocked if it has read both of those
wait so you're saying doxing is on the same level as dissenting the government?

one thing is broadcasting personal information about a citizen, one is protecting a citizens right to object to actions by their government.

collecting public information is still doxxing. most doxxing involves only public information as it happens across the internet.

edit: a downvote is not a rebuttal, sorry, try again.
He posted a claim. "Info" implies that we should believe it to be true.
> all of the incoming requests would be served on your domain name

No, most (?) DDoS attacks aren’t botnets sending HTTP requests directly, those would have terrible throughput and be trivial to mitigate. Instead they use amplification from third party servers where you send a small packet to get a big packet in response, mistakenly routed to the victim. There’s usually no way to attach a Referer to those, most of which aren’t even HTTP-based.
I think japanese culture promotes detail oriented excellence.

That aligns very well with roms or ship-it-once firmware.

However, I don't know if it can easily keep up with whip-something-together-with-jquery-and-get-funded sorts of things in startups (and even established companies). and if they catch up, the startup guys have whipped up 5 versions of craptacular sofwtare that is at least more visually appealing.
Good summary. It boggles my mind that there are still people who think Elon bloviating about free speech is some good faith principle.
It was removed - read much?
I guess. The luxury manufacturers, like Tesla, will just increase the price or add a subscription if they think they can market a feature. There's no money for that on the Yaris, the customers can't afford whatever it is.