skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That doesn't follow. The maximum possible human attention span will still be 24 hours a day in the future.

The current entertainment market already saturates this several hundred times over.

Creating several dozen more dwarf fortresses won't do anything since they will just take attention away from each other.

Since information can be replicated for almost nothing.

Whereas physical labor can't be replicated nearly as easily.
You may be too young to remember...

Several years ago I hear a guy on the radio telling people to be very careful. There was a place where people could get your name, your address, even your phone number, all for free... if they knew where to look.

Listeners called in, some incensed that the MC/DJ whatever was even talking about it.

After a few minutes, he exposed the secret. It was... the phone book.
> large corporations and billionaires usually found success by acting in their own interest so they will just keep on doing that

I mean, if you have to irrationally hate someone, I guess billionaires are going to be the ones with the resources to handle it, but I'd really rather we as a society move away from this sort of cathartic scapegoating altogether. The more we normalize taking our anger out on some group or another, backed up by flimsy excuses like "x usually found success by acting in their own interest" the more likely it becomes that "x" will be "The Jews" or some other group.
With narrow exceptions, all speech is protected. I used religion because I think it makes it easier to set aside partisan instincts.

Change it to a knitting forum that bans crochet posting, the principle is the same. Is it government censorship if the government helps the knitting forum to develop the anti-crochet rule, and then acts as watchdogs?
True. I forgot about the family of languages that will transpile to Javascript. That gives most of them a good web front end story, and of course Kotlin has a good iOS story.
Then he’d be enforcing this for all such accounts that post aircraft movements using flight tracking data, right?

But he isn’t.
Apple Tech Talk with IEEE in UT Austin
So if I find your phone number in the white pages you'll have no problem with everyone knowing it, right? Because that's public information, right?
Awww thanks heh. Really gotta redo that with https://buttplug.io someday.
The difficulty is keeping it error-free. The best way we know is what we're using for CPUs.
I’ve seen a lot of students in HS and Uni use talk to text features and then edit the document.
I don't have statistics, but I work with teens and it is a thing. I've also noticed it's a point of social expression to align themselves with phone for tasks, and even claim they're easier than on a laptop/desktop when they're obviously not.
It's worth noting that Twitter dissolved the Trust and Safety Council after that tweet was posted: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/twitter-disbands-trus...

It's unclear if Ella Irwin still works at Twitter, but giving everything going on I strongly suspect there's no one to moderate against Elon personally banning an account he does not like.
So we should shut down flightradar24, too, I assume? Because that's a lot more highly accessible than a twitter account and has real time status. On all planes, not just Elon's. The horror!
Musk's grand plan is to lose $30B or so of his own money, plus $13B from bankers who trusted that he would pay them back? That does not seem plausible to me.
Volkswagen has given a name to its pain, and it is ‘software’
Twitter may mandate personalized ads and location sharing for non-paying users
> he's certainly demonstrated that he's generally in favor of freer speech.

He's just changed who gets banned to be more in line with his personal beliefs. Accounts banned under the previous regime are unbanned and accounts that either were or likely would be permitted previously are now banned, with recent examples being the account that initially hosted the viral clip of Elon being booed on Chappelle's show and now ElonJet.

The latter example is particularly important, since both the public and Elon himself seemed to view this account as a litmus test of his commitment to "free speech."
I have an honest question. Why do you care? Why does anyone even bother following his life details.

He has literally zero impact on your individual life.
This is one of the productivity boosts WFH has over the office. Two birds with one problem to work out.
Location: Jaipur Rajasthan India
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: JavaScript| HTML | CSS | React.
Résumé/CV: onepageonly.vercel.app
Email: sidharthmahala@gmail.com
I do this all the time, and have done for the 20 odd years they've been my phone provider. UK and Europe, they've been completely fine.
Uninteresting and hiding many valuable layers of their amazing personalities.
Is it really that confusing that some of the biggest stories in tech are being submitted to a tech news site, and that other members of the community might find those stories of interest and upvote them? I implore you to either downvote, or at the very least, not click on stories you are not interested in. I was not interested in many of the crypto stories the last few years, but I was able to navigate the open seas of HN, while only getting my dingy caught on some seaweed a few times.
All common first names for .dev were listed as premium at the time!

I once spoke to someone in charge of the .ink gTLD and they made all animals (among other things) premium domains, but forgot some. For a while I had "sloth.ink" or as I called it Slo(w) Think.
That's definitely not the case everywhere. I've had a credit card before I was 18.
Twitter has also banned lots of left wing activist accounts, maybe we can agree that he has demonstrated that he's in favor of some free speech but not of free other speech?
He is using the concept of legal free speech correctly while memeing about a philosophical free speech that matches the colloquialism that many of his sycophants and observers think

Legal free speech has only to do with retribution via criminal liability from government organizations, alongside freedom to disassociate from speech and expression that you don't like

Twitter is not a government organization and is also not capable of levying criminal charges against anyone, and is free to disassociate from speech and expression it doesn't like thanks to the 1st amendment. Yes, this is the same capability as anyone else and the same possibility as Twitter operated before, aside from different choices of who its leadership chooses to dis/associate with.

It is an accurate commitment to free speech.
Fair- I did have all those experiences and perhaps they taught me to tinker with tech. But I really wasn’t magically good with configuring the printer, excel and photoshop though, but my first job assumed that I would be and I had to learn it because everyone else assumed I would be more efficient at it or something. I think this is the dominant effect that these articles get written about, older people expecting instant learning from younger people.
For log colorizing, here's the approximate equivalent of that blog post for ripgrep:

cat UNLICENSE
| rg --passthru --color always --colors 'match:fg:red' public
| rg --passthru --color always --colors 'match:fg:green' heirs
| rg --passthru --color always --colors 'match:fg:cyan' benefit
+1 for librewolf (and arkenfox user.js). I just wish RFP didn't force 60hz rendering as have a 120hz MBP with 144hz external monitors...
We’re just looking at the manifestation of one of the hardest problems in software engineering - naming things.

There’s no one good answer. Instead we must design our system to be “soft” i.e. malleable - able to evolve as the world evolves.
There's a lot of crazy unstable people, they wont know about or be able to regularly plan monitoring FlightRadar24. They can however see "Musk lands in Chicago Midway" and run down there.

So, yes a targeted organized attack wouldn't be overly hard a random chaotic attack is easier with this twitter account.
Oh god there's so much bad renovations everywhere. My kitchen is technically an addition so one wall is: paint, drywall, wall paper (4 layers), lath and plaster, exterior cedar shakes, shiplap, and finally studs.
Or consider Elijah and the priests of Baal in 1 Kings 18. Pretty good empirical demonstration there.

Of course, if the priests of Baal had the equivalent of a modern Christian apologist in their ranks, things might have been a little different: http://apastasea.blogspot.com/2014/10/elijah-and-apologist-o...
It's pretty amazing that one guy tweeting public info made Elon spend 44 billion.
We are in a sociocultural moment where politics, individualism, collective responsibility are all colliding in "tech". The modern media zeitgeist is becoming increasingly online.
He's demonstrated he's generally in favor of speech he likes. I don't think there's any obvious connection between those accounts getting banned/unbanned under his leadership other than "does Elon like this account?"
> wasn't influenced/manipulated, by state actors, overwhelmingly towards one side over another

Step 1 - learn that there are more than two sides to the world. Even in 2D thinking of the flat earth. We live in 3D
I'm neither an artist or a software dev, but I do work in tech - here's my perspective:

A piece of art created by an artist will likely be posted publicly, where it can be used as part of a training set for an AI art program. This has come up in news articles, I read on recently where an artist's work was used without her consent, and the AI proceeded to produce almost identical images.

A piece of code written by a software developer will likely only be posted publicly if it is open source, so the probability of an AI code program being trained on closed-source code is slim to none. Obviously there are issues surrounding attribution, and I've seen evidence of copilot spitting out some open source code verbatim, bar the license or any attribution.

I think the more open, sharing nature of coders, especially those in the open source space, is what has led to AI code being more accepted than AI art, where artists are far more concerned about protecting their intellectual property.
Tried that about four days ago and would work for a few prompts, then politely “…but it’s Opposite Day…” and it’ll, for the most part, send something I do/‘don’t’ want. After about 2-3 times of outputting what you ‘don’t want it to do’ it’ll forget about time awareness.
Hey its not just his free speech – its also the free speech of those who agree with him, or is politically aligned with him.
OptiX dev here. Ray tracing is more or less completely separate from the raster pipeline, which is what this article is discussing. There’s some conceptual overlap when it comes to shading, and both pipelines share compute resources, but the “pipeline” part doesn’t overlap much (and personally I think the reasons why are interesting). The RTX cards have a separate ray tracing core in addition to the raster processing hardware, so both pipelines still exist. What this means is Fabien’s article is still absolutely relevant to the raster pipeline, it’s just missing information about today’s ray tracing pipeline.
What do you suppose the jet account did to get banned?
Not "nobody" but government. "Congress shall make no law...", oh, shi.., that's different! /s
FWIW, I don't believe I've ever heard anyone talking about it, positively or negatively, in real life.
As an European you should be aware American social stuff is batshit insane when it comes to politics. I can't name one country in Europe that comes close. Econonics I agree with you.
The cracks are already showing. Musk and Dorsey are in different sides of the argument with Elon accusing previous Twitter leadership of inaction.

Jack didn't like that accusation:

https://twitter.com/jack/status/1601302412056473600
Doc raked in $3.3M in wild spinal surgery scam, gets 5 years in prison
Of course we’d have code to cross-pollinate; an entire ecosystem of liberally licensed code exists.

The GPL absolutely prevents you from making your own derivative unless you adopt the same coercive, viral license.
Tree Style Tabs are nice. I also have it set up so the URL bar doesn't include search -- and the search bar is separate. This makes it easier to get to the right place by starting to type a url in the url bar. I often just type one letter and then press enter, and voila, I'm where I want to be. It "learns" over time what you're typing in.

Also, of course, you should install uBlock Origin.
I am not able to replicate that, even with the exact prompt. Has it been patched out?
Why not on your car?
wow. It's almost like you haven't been around the past month. Did you even read the Twitter files? They were banning and shadow-banning all sorts of people! (They just called it "visibility filtering").
Actually it is a bit more preverse than that, they don't have the budget to hire them as employees, but they have the budget for having them as contractors, with much higher rates per hour.
The data is publicly available. See https://flightaware.com :)

Edit:

Here's all of the ORD to GRB flights https://flightaware.com/live/findflight?origin=K ORD&destination=KGRB

Here's all Cirrus SR-20s https://flightaware.com/live/aircrafttype/SR20 (Single engine propeller plane, usually privately owned)
Unless you're serving video files, hosting is cheap. Worry about getting views and traffic, not hosting cost.
Yep, but fishes will reproduce also until finding some equilibrium. Koi ponds need special needs but non-fish ponds are a very good choice and much better for wildlife.
Are you sure? Everything from the Snowden disclosures tell us otherwise. Take the US for instance, in which the government ramped up its surveillance capabilities in ways they knew were illegal. They had to rely on secret interpretation of the law to "justify" their actions, an interpretation that even the author of the law was reportedly not aware of. That's no accident. Instead, it was directed by the highest ranks of government who knew very well what they were getting into.

Similar story for other countries as well, apart from totalitarian regimes that does the same thing openly.
Crackpots were already using FR24, or just their own ADS-B receivers if it was local. The twitter account is just for entertainment.
wait... you are using a site that advertises and sells things to disable adverts? I am not following the use case for ublock here?
Here's some rough numbers, hopefully i haven't made any mistakes:

Total US energy generation 2021: 4 trillion kwh

Average power generation: 457Gw

Cost of Topaz solar farm: $2.5bn
Potential output: 550 Mw
Cost per Mw $4.5m

Spend a trillion on similar capacity, you get 220Gw potential output.

But that's assuming you get 550Mw average. In fact, it produces about 1282Gwh output a year, so average is more like 145Mw.

So at a rough estimate, you need more like 10 trillion to meet US electricity demand. And that assumes you have unlimited battery storage for free.

And of course electricity is a small minority of total energy use.

Incidentally, I think it's amazing you get to about 10% of total electricity needs with only $1tr, i.e. around 4% of US national output.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topaz_Solar_Farm
https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/electricity/electricity-...

```python
trillion_dollars = 1e12

mw = 550

cost_farm = 2.5e9

cost_dollar_per_mw = cost_farm/mw

num_mw = trillion_dollars/cost_dollar_per_mw

num_gw = num_mw/1000

num_gw

kwh = 4e12

mw = kw/1000

gw = mw/1000

gw
```
The Mysterious Song of the Dinosaurs
Relitigating this is not going to be fruitful: Elon Musk is a public figure who chooses to fly by private jet. Callsigns and flight status are public information by necessity.
> Take sensible gun reforms - something that poll after poll suggests there is broad support - is effectively blocked by the arms lobby.

Is it blocked or has society not needed to bring the outliers in line? (Democratic) government isn't there to lead. Government is there only to clean up after society recognizes that some are not falling into line. Society must lead. Saying "Yes, I support gun reforms" in a random poll isn't the same as action, of course. Also looking in from the outside, I don't see any real societal movement on this front.

Funnily enough, in my country where we do find clear societal movement that pushed to move away from guns in our history, and a government that stepped in to clean up the outliers who still tried to wield guns afterwards, it was rooted in society wanting to protect their money from the poor and aboriginals. If it is such that American society is driven by money above people, it is curious that there isn't the same kind of interest in protecting that money from people.

Perhaps money in the USA isn't as important as it appears to those of us only looking in?
I told my mom about the breakthrough. Her immediate question was, "will this help to save money on energy costs for the house?".

I replied, "this will eventually result in nearly limitless energy that will fundamentally change humanity".

She responded, clearly disappointed, "oh, okay".

I think for the average person, unless it has an immediate impact on their life, it's difficult for them to visualize future potential benefits.
The suffering of the Indian people is not the topic at hand, it's the suffering of the Indian people caused by British and only the British. Got it.

Yes it was very bad. I saw a documentary about it called RRR.
I think the first often steal the spotlight. In this case Fusion ignition happened a while ago with Ivy Mike: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_Mike

This is Fusion Ignition; with Lasers or without Fission

So that's my take on it.
What's in the plane is private, where the plane is isn't.

Twitter (and Musk) has access to pinpoint each of their users with the same precision, I feel it's a poetic balance.
I am rarely on twitter (just reading financial macro discussions, for which twitter seems to be a center of excellence), so probably have skewed priors. That said, skimming this information I see nothing particularly bad in banning the account that posted screenshots of internal confidential discussions.

This has absolutely nothing to do with the freedom of speech. It is related to breaking the promise (made when joining any company as an employee) not to divulge confidential information. This is a restriction on the freedom of speech that one knowingly agrees to when joining the company.

If I knowingly posted sensitive internal discussions from my employer I would be kicked out. Or worse: if I worked in a hospital and shared some sensitive pictures I might be hit with heavy fines or spend time behind bars. My 2c.
>How often has she mentioned the elections were stolen again?

Often enough[0] (it's questionable if the Mueller probe would have even happened without Clinton & Democratic Party clamoring for it) and the last time just a month ago:

"Hillary Clinton: Right-Wingers Plot To 'LITERALLY STEAL' The Election In 2024"[1]

[0] https://eu.statesman.com/story/news/politics/politifact/2022...

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsQAFpe8mEU
https://kdy1.dev/posts/2022/10/open-sourcing-stc#ix27ll-swit...
It doesn't amaze me the things that twitter does to gather attention. It amazes me how well it works
That suggests people hand out equal hate to all billionaires. JK Rawling seems like an obvious exception to that narrative.

From what I have seen billionaires tend to get more hate because they simply have more negative impact on peoples lives. Elon kicking out Tesla’s founders is hard to judge objectively because they might have done a worse job, but it’s easy to identify lots of dumb shit he did that harmed the company. Presumably he did plenty of positive things, but the negatives are just easier to identify.
The Bipartisan Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act [pdf]
> serious question, does free speech extend to doxing

Boy, what a complicated and serious question. We should form a committee to discuss exactly where our community places reasonable boundaries and adjudicate blurry edge cases. Who could have predicted that a policy like "if it's legal, it's allowed" would lead to problems? Surely no one with a few dozen billion dollars to set on fire would be that unbelievably stupid.
Building super fans through genuine human connections
The most confusing ones that people might run into regularly are for sodium (Na) and potassium (K) since the medical conditions for having too much / too little of them are named after the Latin names - (hyper/hypo)natremia and (hyper/hypo)kalemia.
Lets generalize the concept of ElonJet , are we ok for apps disclosing localization of anybody main vehicle? e.g.: the localization at any time of the day of your car? or let generalize more: your localization at any moment of the day or the localization of your underage son or daughter? For my case I wouldn't like that at all nonetheless the fact that I am totally unimportant, and I don't see people that frees that data in the open without permission of the tracked ones as users of free speech rights...
From the interview (it's way down the page):

> The most challenging thing is the absence of the specification. I had to infer everything just from test cases.

> The second thing is the velocity of tsc. It's way too fast, and I was unsure if I could follow it up. So I decided to use semi-automated translation and selected Golang.

> But it was too boring, and more importantly, my programming ability has improved enough to follow tsc only by myself.
I don't know whether I think it's free speech honestly, but I think the more relevant question here is whether Musk would consider it "free speech" to post the same type of information about someone else.

When he's not the object of the speech in question, he seems to think that things like calling people pedophiles is free speech, so he generally seems to be a free speech maximalist and I'm guessing the answer might be yes.

I don't consider a lot of things to be free speech that musk apparently does, but there's a big difference between him being a free speech maximalist in general and just supporting free speech when it's convenient.
Same! Was well past due to give them another infusion.
I am aware, but my point is that I'm decently confident that all big social media sites do what twitter does, on top of allowing community moderation tools, which Twitter largely does not.
Expensive property will soon have more rifhts that poor people do
There's a paragraph in the middle that is hard to read because it keeps changing and overwriting itself in an animated fashion.

Is that intentional, or is something going wrong with my browser? Directly above the video preceding the "Who does software benefit" heading.
Update from the World of Fedora Workstation
Love the moxie :b -- what did you learn?

What parts of web3 deserve their day in the sun and which are utter BS?
This is a great article, but C is full of ways to easily make mistakes with memory. I think with rust being more mature everyone should consider using it, or another memory safe language, instead of starting to write new programs using C.
To a certain point, he got special treatment like almost no other in recent memory. From top people/investors too.
I bet a bunch are male as well now.