skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imo it's too simple a ruleset you've got here, though I get why we want to do this because in the end what we're all trying to do is find out how we could write down something enforceable, like a TOS or law. Those things can't be very vague... Sort of. Laws seem to allow for some discretion on the part of the justice system.

Anyway to me it's similar to saying "violence is bad," yet we probably both believe people should be allowed to emoloy violence when violence is being done to them.

I think similarly applies to hate speech. If a nazi shows up to campus to deliver their message of hate, it's ethical to drown them out and prevent any spread of the hateful message.

"But both sides but hypocrisy but free speech"

Imo tolerance is not a universal ethical position but instead a peace treaty. Peace treaties should not be suicidal. If you make a peace treaty with someone and they attack, you should abandon the treaty.

Hateful speech (slurs etc) are a form of attack, they're a form of violence. They don't have a place in civil society, civil society should not allow this sort of speech or behavior in it. Someone who is saying these sorts of things is telling you clear as day that they don't tolerate some part of you. So why should you tolerate them? They've abandoned the treaty.

What that doesn't mean is that civil society should go out of their way to hunt and kill anybody that likes to say slurs: that's the opposite of a peace treaty. More like they should be rejected utterly from participating until they're willing to again subscribe to a peace treaty (by being civil, not attacking people).

Deplatforming vocal racists is thus ethical. Their language is attack on civility and our ability to maintain peaceful society.

It's an important distinction.
You thought a link to wikichip was about cycling?
This confuses the issue though. ICAO numbers change if your aircraft is enrolled in the PIA program, which Elon is. Sweeny was bypassing this by using people on the ground to circumvent this by watching the jet's movement and if an aircraft was going to takeoff that had an unknown ICAO number he'd have someone at the airport to figure out it was Elon's jet that had changed it's ICAO number.

Your link will only be valid until he again changes his ICAO number.

More info: https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/technology/equipadsb/privacy
Fox Hill seems to me like a good place to practice effective altruism... Vegan meals? Yeh...
SponsorBlock is just a collection of timestamps relating to sponsored content and other annoyances. It should add support for audio only content if it doesn't alteady have it.
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AllValue is a one-page website builder for all kinds of merchants. Our keystone feature is a marketing solution that allows merchants to consolidate content in a single page. In this way, you can share anything about yourself and your business on anywhere(e.g., your website homepage, all your social media channels, your exciting giveaways and sales events).

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Our product is currently on the stage of "Validation", we'd like to get some people to use it and give us some feedback. There's a generous free tier. But if you help me test, I'll give you 50% off for life for the paid tier. If I ever lower the price in the future, your price will go lower. Will never go up.
Mostly we did. The Apollo Guidance Computer used integrated circuits on silicon, and we needed quantum to get a good handle on semiconductors. And transistors were first theorized in 1926. Getting funding was probably the easy part, all it took was a superpower Cold War.
> …and go against the existing residents wishes?

i think this entirely depends on whether or not one worships at the private property alters.
The first ever known Rick Roll written in BASIC
What's preventing them from changing industries like coal miners?
> 2. If they determine that the leak is slow enough to safely allow a reentry attempt, I expect them to pack up the 3 cosmonauts who are assigned to that soyuz and send em home pronto while that window is open.

To make it worse... If I understood the situation in these twitter posts correctly, they were in the middle of a spacewalk. So they'd need to first quickly terminate that spacewalk, which also takes some time.

Edit: according to https://blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2022/12/14/spacewalk-can... they were still preparing for the spacewalk, so they weren't outside yet.
That would be a loss for sure, but I think the dangers of surveillance far outweighs the reduced CPU load from not rendering content sometimes. Wouldn't it be better to have the browser do this instead, by somehow ignoring the rendering when the tab is not visible?

As a side note, can you give a website where this is done? I feel like most modern websites are so bloated that no amount of these subtle optimizations would be better than just having a more minimalistic design, such as not fetching things continuously by default and doing away with unneeded animations.
I always assumed these bans were because inefficiently mining over cloud services was often a case of stolen credentials or a rouge employee with access inappropriately using company resources for their own gain.

Often enough that it was worth banning outright.
There is speech that is intended to directly harm without intimidating, no?
Yoel Roth could not be reached for comment.
You might think that the average is not too terrible, but wow, there are some people at that one pointy end of the bell curve that make you shake your head.

I present, "Canada's Worst Driver," a series that I watched quite a bit when I had a cable subscription. Besides being hilarious, it should make you think a time or three before crossing the street. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHB4WuM7Y_eP-PFv5F6To...
So you wouldn't see a problem with someone publishing everywhere your car goes?
Apparently yes.

https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/370899/suns-powe...
LADD is only one system, that adsbexchange doesn't use, but PIA still applies to them. Once the ICAO number changes the link the person posted above will no longer point to Elon's jet. You'd have to again have someone in person at the airport to deanonymize the jet.

ADSB Exchange can't get around ICAO anonymizing just by looking at the transponder data.
It's still pressurised, so they should be able to survive in it.
I listen to the radio a lot, but none of the stations are for profit entities.

They have no annoying ads (unless you count the fund drives) and high quality content.

Maybe fewer but higher quality listener supported radio stations would be better for everybody.
If your contact info was listed in a public white page directory, would you be okay with someone looking up that publicly available info and posting it to millions of people on twitter?
Very sure that I've seen the same statement made before the Twitter takeover that it being a private platform and they can do whatever they like, add and enforce whatever rules in their TOS they like and ban whoever they like as long as long it is legal. It is still true now and it always has been for Twitter.

If anyone doesn't like the bans on impersonators, unlabelled bots, real time live location trackers and the now removed illegal CP and child exploitation images being posted on Twitter which stayed their for years on Twitter before the takeover, they can indeed build their own federated Twitter to post all of that garbage.

Twitter has always been a cesspool and the people screaming here about it should have left Twitter years ago; before Musk, instead of tolerating the garbage that proliferated on the site.
I agree. The truth is many of these extensions should be built in browser features. Especially uBlock Origin.

The browser should be our user agent by default. Not some advertisement displaying, user snitching, corporate money making machine.
I think one problem is the known/unknown? practice to lower the overall gain by a few dBs on the broadcasters side when playing music to be able to regain attention for advertisment.

It's bad habit.
"The survey of 70 responding law enforcement agencies compared crime statistics from the first half of 2021 to the same period in 2022, a time when the COVID-19 crisis had waned, lessening the factors that contributed to violent crime rising nationally in 2020 for the first time in four years."

Take this reporting with a very small grain of salt. For one, it's a survey which admits in the footnotes that it's built on preliminary data. They're comparing preliminary data of 2022 with non-preliminary data from 2021. It's also coming from self-reporting, where MCCA is a politically charged organization with non-independent motivations, considering it's an organization of police chiefs.

Consider that a lot of the police agencies in the MCCA survey have failed to to submit statistics to the FBI [1]. That's back from 2021, but I just had a look at its Q3 2022 data and it's missing Chicago and New York city [2]! It's hard to trust any sort of survey like what came out of MCCA when its largest members consistently fail to report crime statistics data.

And.. police aren't exactly good with data analysis [3]

[1] https://www.themarshallproject.org/2022/06/14/what-did-fbi-d...

[2] https://s3-us-gov-west-1.amazonaws.com/cg-d4b776d0-d898-4153...

[3] https://www.chicagoreporter.com/chicago-police-arrested-more...
Ahh, human-powered Chaos Engineering as a Service (CEaaS): AWS Lolwut.
FTX Spokesman Kevin O’Leary Blames Competitor for Collapse in Senate Hearing
Can you give an example of harmful speech that doesn't also intimidate? I think most speech intended to harm also ends up intimidating people, but there are probably exceptions that aren't coming to mind.
Elon Musk sells another chunk of Tesla shares
I am very happy about Github's clear and upfront 2FA policy to rely on TOTP and only allow passkeys as a secondary method. This feels like the most reasonable way to manage logins and security moving forward.

I am not sure where friction exists for an audience of, presumably, tech literate people deploying TOTP 2FA. I understand the concern in a more diverse group, but I'd assume developers have a better understanding of security.

I can understand reservations about using a non open source service, but with apps like Aegis on Android and Ravio OTP on iOS. I have an encrypted backup of my secrets synced from my Android phone to Dropbox and Google severs. The encryption is based on a password I chose. I lost my device and restoring my 2FA was as smooth as I expected.

I am very annoyed by Google constant push to try to get me to start using my phone like a WebAuthn passkey and it's pushing me further and further from the technology. I don't believe security exists if I don't control my secrets. I hope they shift their approach to the same as what Github's currently is. Google nags users to login with the passkey every once in a while if it's registered, regardless of what primary 2FA you want to use.

"Authentication with a security key is secondary to authentication with a TOTP application or a text message. If you lose your security key, you'll still be able to use your phone's code to sign in."

https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/securing-your-acco...
That's why one of the strategies presented is to offer a place to stay. This let's the person being abused a way out.

Like, if your image of domestic violence is two people on their front porch throwing chairs, maybe it's too late to do that. But there are probably less volatile moments where you can act if they are your friends or neighbor.
So New Zealand is about to prop world’s first an underground cigarette market.
I mean if we have to have billionaires they might as well perform for my amusement.
Don't Teslas have several cameras that may record such incidents. If that's the case, can't someone accessing the vehicle's controls share with Elon and the world that this was the case?
This got more attention 9h, 1m, 3s later here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33978978
I'll take a blackbean burrito thanks
For values of "nearby" approximately equal to 149,346,794,944,180 kms.
That's my listening habit too and radio is avery enjoyable media.

Receiving over the air.
Because the need for higher-level, easy to use environment is served well by middleware, the so-called "game engines", Unity and Unreal.

There's intermediate level APIs, like the old OpenGL 4 and DirectX 11, or slightly more modern portable alternatives like bgfx and sokol; on the web, there's three.js.

The subject field is complex, the applications are also primarily complex, so there's not much value in something that lets you "easily" drop a few cubes on an endless plain (like the VRML of old days). There's no 3D equivalent of "I'll make myself the web site for my barbershop" that started the Web 20 years ago. (or, to be more pedantic, "the page for my high-energy physics experiment" 30 years ago.) Nowadays even the Web is hellishly complicated. Maybe if VR/AR takes off (any moment now), there will be need for "simple 3D", but I suspect it will be handled by custom "easy" versions of Unity/Unreal rather than people writing to a "simpler 3D API". The way people aren't making barbershop sites in "simple HTML", but going to Squarespace.
I can link links as well.

https://www.faa.gov/pilots/ladd

https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/technology/equipadsb/privacy

The first blocks it from showing up on sites like flightradar24 which filters out LADD aircraft.

The second makes it so you can't go from tail number to tracking the aircraft once the ICAO has changed and ADSB Exchange doesn't manually update their database of which pseudonymous ICAO numbers are connected to which tail numbers.
Icebreaker Widget
Hi All, hope you could share your thoughts on our widget. We're a distributed team (over 4 countries) and were getting tired of thinking of a new icebreaker every day - so we built this. We're thinking of a next iteration and would be interested in what others thought.
https://www.centauri-dreams.org/2022/07/22/solar-gravitation...

About 500 AU but it’s a design decision.
Yeah, the initial days were indeed odd, and modules absolutely required, otherwise the ecosystem would probably be a tangle of different 3rd party solutions for vendoring and version-pinning right now. Glad they avoided that.

They were building in the right direction with the idea that a world where public code repositories exist, a) doesn't need yet-another-repository for just one language, and b) should acknowledge the real world by specifying these resources directly in the code.
"The average salary for Union Pacific Railroad employees is $93,401 per year."

"The average employee receives 25-29 days of paid time off depending upon craft, with the most senior employees receiving 37-39 days of paid time off."

How is this treated like dirt?
It is possible for people to learn and change their minds.

I'm pretty sure that doxxing is not allowed on HN, Reddit, and other platforms, including the D language forums. I'm good with that.
1/4" and 1/8" (3.5mm) analogue audio jacks have had a very, very long life, from as far back as the 1890s. A year or two ago when I found my mother using with her iPhone an ancient single-ear mono headphone that probably came with a cassette player in the 80s, which struck me as quite funny. Still works fine.
The government didn't invalidate a legal contract; the contract is simply no longer legal. If your position is that the government should never make laws that contravene existing practices, then I have to disagree. In practice, that would mean the government could never make any laws, or could only make laws that have no practical effect, because everyone was already obeying them of their own accord.

Also note that in this particular case, "in 2011 they’d been told there was no issue with their gardens, and also that before 2017, they’d received no violations for their yard despite regular inspections", and note that the legal dispute between the couple and the HOA was settled outside of court; that is to say the parties came to an agreement outside of the formal legal system.
I don’t have strong opinions on Elon Musk: I’ve heard such contradictory accounts from people with first-hand knowledge that I don’t know what to believe.

Certainly what he’s doing with Twitter looks weird at best to another veteran of the social media business, but I can’t even claim to have put rockets into orbit, so what do I know.

He was known for publicity stunts and deliberately contrarian statements for at least a decade now.

But I think it’s a barometer for the degree to which 1-bit red team / blue team stuff has dominated the public head space that he went from peerless hero to menace to society right around the time he started talking some Trumpy shit.

I’m roughly left of Lenin, so I personally have about zero patience with MAGA shit. But as concerning as MAGA shit is, I find the echo chamber even more worrisome.
They also prevent posting links to elonmusksjet instagram. So free so speech.
Sure, but I'm responding to a complaint about apps not being available on the App Store, and neither is Xbox Cloud Streaming. If we were talking about iOS, then alternative app stores and browsers would still be iOS.

Steam is a different product in a different market. Steam's 30% is set by the market deciding that Steam's value is worth the 30%. Apple's 30% comes from whatever Apple feels like charging because there is no alternatives, hence the complaints. If you believe Apple's 30% comes from value and that no one can beat it, then they should be able to prove it in some free market competition like Steam has.
There ist at least some support for XAML via C++.

But yes, it means C# UI with cumbersome Rust interop, if you rely on a Rust SDK.
Just a point of clarification, he hired the private detective before he was sued.
I'm a bit worried about this kinda stuff being passed of as "AI safety".
no, making your LLM actively more deceitful and less aligned with user intent is not the way to make AI safe.
It would be very interesting to know how chatGPTs censorship engine is implemented though. are they retraining the whole thing all the time to fix new jailbreaks?
Often that's exactly what it is. People coming to your (or your relatives) homes, people physically attacking others at workplaces and restaurants. People setting up fires and behaving violently to not allow somebody they disagree with speak to those who want to listen to them. We have seen many examples. Let's not pretend it doesn't happen.
The link is weak but because you can track the plane you can wait at the private airport terminal and wait for the guy to walk out the door. There's very few people that go in and out of those terminals so it's easy to just wait for the person in question. Once they're out you can then follow and tail their car.
Having it show up automatically on your twitter feed is different from have to know bout and intentionally use a tracking platform to look for a specific person's plane.
> Content that shares location information related to a public engagement or event, such as a concert or political event, is also permitted. https://twitter.com/TwitterSafety/status/1603165967453868032

Does that include group selfies from the invite-only afterparty because it's "related" to a public event, or no because it's invite-only?

What about sharing location information related to a virtual public event? Or location information of an individual who's only virtually attending an in-person public event?

And more practically, what about live-documenting crimes, police brutality, war crimes...?
Also doxed a Tesla short seller on Twitter and tried to get him fired. Also lied about some other person looking into Tesla and claimed he ran over employees in the parking lot, taking him to court.

Elon has an extensive history of vindictiveness.
That's a bold statement.

I think marketing as awhile should be illegal. It produces unwanted needs, destroys our environment and makes us long-term unhappy.
He may not know yet who the stalker is. Which would be a pre-requisite to pursue a legal action.
Is this the second time a Soyuz was found leaking? I remember this a few years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17876041
The problem is that he is only learning when it negatively affects him. Plenty of people have already learned many of these lessons, he just has no interest in listening to them.
"Yes, the Perimeter [Dead Hand] system exists today. She's on combat duty."
Until we port consciousness to the meta or allow us to meet our virtual soulmates, it will be kinda pointless.
Your link does not say what you says it says. Nowhere in that post does it say that Elon posted personal information about a former employee on twitter.

Elon responded to a few old tweets by Yoel that some people had retweeted.
Yes, if it's fucked up beyond all recognition, it's bad.
The average Union Pacific rails employee makes 3 times as much as "most European folk."
There's a lot of people who buy them because they're the majority of what dealers are selling.

Want a minivan? Good luck.

Station wagon? You need a time machine.
I’m far from an expert in this - but I thought the paper I linked did a good job explaining it. Suffice it to say that it has nothing to do with the seabed itself.
But all of those things are trivial. Are we going to next get a library that lets you declaratively specify string operations and integer multiplication? Why not write a dozen variants of 5-10 lines of readable Javascript? What's the problem? It's maintainable, fast and every other developer will immediately understand it.
Noted. I guess in the future I will continue to look for things made in 2003, because this is entirely useless for any actual circuit simulation and/or design.

Looks great if you're trying to impress some of your beginner friends, though.
I’m similarly shocked. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such low lever of discourse here, and we have had some controversial topics.

Almost makes me wish you penalized every single account that commented here. It would not be just, but it might stave off the flame out.
Those flights emit a couple of tons of CO2. Tesla has saved millions of tons of CO2 from being emitted. It's nicely illustrative of how little a jet flight is compared to all the car traffic emitting CO2 that's been eliminated.
People learning from experience is a good thing.
I tried searching around to find out what this is, and I think it's https://github.com/gollygang/ready
> What I really like about ElonJet and Sweeney's other accounts is they included emission estimates.

December 5th: 28 tons CO2

That's more than the typical American does in a year and he did it in a few hours. Between Dec 1st and Dec 5th his flights resulted in 100 tons of CO2.

Gates, between Dec 7th and Dec 13th (similarly 5 days) produced 262 tons. https://web.archive.org/web/20221214164008/https://twitter.c...