skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
they don’t. same person has a bezos and gates jet tracker. they are just less followed.
Not really clear to me how an account tracking movements of his jet leads to someone tailing & jumping on a car he wasn't in. How'd the person choose which car to jump on? From the tweet I'm not even sure it happened at an airport, to me it sounds like it happened in the city proper.
This is a tangent, but having worked with digital circuits for 40 years, the improvements in chips have made circuit construction -- even breadboarding -- vastly more forgiving than ever before. I've run 10 MHz clocks on breadboards and 100 MHz SPI bus on 2 layer boards that were not designed with extreme care. And, it's a fast precision ADC that's meeting its datasheet specs on that board.

No doubt the parasitics and other nasties still come into play, but it's still amazing how much faster we can go before they start to bite.
I'd be amazed if some of the VPN providers aren't compromised
If you don't count disengagements then what metric do you use? Because I'd guess a statistically significant portion of disengagements are likely accidents that would've happened--if not for human intervention. Which if we're calling it 'full' self driving suggests you shouldn't need to intervene at all.
In the SAME TWEET, he admitted it's a direct threat to his personal safety. Why is that something that's not okay to change your mind on? Are you arguing that his life on a day to day basis should be put in more danger is okay, in the name of some dumb ass doxxing twitter account?
Most of you will continue to use it.
Right -- that word "event" is a huge deal here. I'd guess it makes Twitter's newest policy under Elon its, by definition, most restrictive speech policy to date.
My colleague and I created a library 11 years ago which does this without any markup changes:

https://github.com/dgrinton/remote-standalone
By the exact same powers that they used to force the union to accept the railroad companies' demands, they could have forced the railway companies' to accept the unions demands. Failure to do so is a failure of policy, of character, and of basic conviction.
This looks amazing, but I wish the UI would have been a little more light-weight. I'm running on 100% CPU in Chromium on my Thinkpad X220.
Cosmic Encounter [1] is my all time favorite. I think it works best with 5 or 6 players, which allows for lots of interactions and wacky card play. Some of the alien powers are better than others, which might seem unfair. But the fun is in assessing each situation and making the appropriate alliances, etc. to "balance" the game - hopefully to your own advantage, of course!

[1] Specifically the Mayfair edition from the 1990s, although I understand the current version is pretty similar.
That's not an argument for putting these in front of people before they're ready.

I'd disagree that this is the ultimate result of the internet, or even a desirable result. We already live in a state that results in an inflated sense of intellect while simultanesoulty hobbling peoples ability to think critically.
Your initial claim of ‘everyone’ is false. That is all.
Intel NUC or thin clients. Here is one of best resource about them https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/

But if you're looking for ARM CPU then Orange Pi or some related to RK3399
I closed my Twitter account the day before the deal became final. The writing was very much on the wall.
People keep saying this but I have never found it to be the case for me. I meet and collaborate with amazing engineers on Twitter, and often get help with tricky problems. I have also had a lot of success using it to spread the word about my own projects.
How is posting what Roth wrote worthy of legal action by Roth?
> With reactive frameworks you just bind visibility and styles to variables, refs or some central state

I fail to see the superiority of that approach after more than a decade.

To me, the success of React and the likes has more to do with team dynamics, hiring, etc.
I believe some systems have proprietary protocols, such as the bryant evolution ac/furnace
legal asked us to ban it again after they learned elon's goal.

which was to shadownban-2.0 the account when needed to delay news of certain travel. he came up with the idea when we pointed out other smaller accounts started to post the info and we were considering flagging them as bot last week.
Have a look at the Home Office part of gov.uk and I think you'll soon change your mind. Pure abomination. At one point, before I kicked up a fuss, they had 2 distinct links - Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) and Biometric Residence Card (BRC) - with apparently different destinations but which, in fact, pointed to the same form. Worse, staff responding to BRP/BRC enquiries were convinced the links pointed to distinct forms and were even including the fictional link distinction in rationales for rejecting applications.

Then there was the form with fields which rejected input with trailing whitespace with no explanation, ie. no trim function. I could go on.
shrug This is just the culture that evolved here. Not every hacker is a capitalist. And HN's own guidelines welcome "Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."

The whole salary transparency discussion IS something many hackers find interesting, especially since much of the actual "hacking" is on the labor side rather than the capital side.

I don't think it's hackers' fault that venture capitalism made a bad name for itself. The VCs did that well enough on their own. Hacking culture predates (and will hopefully outlast) tech opportunism.

And I also hope this forum/audience eventually moves to a FOSS, community-supported model instead of being a part of YC. But for now it's where we gather.
It does seem like you could do that with a bimetallic coil and a little blob of mercury in a tube, like thermostats have done since the 1950s
Since you don't mention it: This very same guy is the product manager for MuseScore 4 and was hired after his video ;)
I don’t even think it was particularly about his personal safety. So someone gets a notification he has landed in Miami - are they going to race to the airport, hop the fence, run to his plane and confront him?

I genuinely think he just found it irritating that someone was trying to make him look bad. I don’t blame him, I’d probably feel the same way. But then I haven’t bought a social media platform and loudly and repeatedly proclaimed that I am a free-speech absolutist.
It would make sense if they had to scrub logs and emails for legal reasons in the future.
Of course there are technical reasons things are the way they are - but why does javascript have like 6 different ways to select an element? Why does everything have to start with verbose "document."? Why are the new functions so long in name and cumbersome to use?

In jQuery, you can select almost anything with just the constructor. It's simple... and clearly better.

> in the sense that they’re designed for library authors

Libraries shouldn't be necessary to write basic DOM manipulation code. Modern ECMAScript has been promised to do away with all the "hack" libraries like jQuery... and articles like "You might not need jQuery" sprang up in popularity based on new ECMAScript features.

But, modern ECMAScript is objectively harder to use, more clunky and verbose. Even the naming of functions is absurd... "querySelector()" instead of just "select()" or "get()"...

The problem with the javascript community is nobody actually knows javascript. No, people know whatever framework/lib they work with, which is not the same thing. It's that way because javascript... sucks to use.
Humans have trained it to tell us things that are not true. Whether we call that lying or not is kind of immaterial. It will produce outputs that are not true, even when we know it's not true, and it has access to truthful information.
I don't doubt it at this point in time but can you say more?

I have to imagine a lot of ML infra today is built for Big Dedicated Deployments and not necessarily friendly with more serverless architectures.

That is to say, I'd guess a robust version of this has it's use cases - whether that value prop is in DX, autoscaling, architecture simplification... I'm not sure.
"Reporting that Elon Musk is being arraigned at LA County Court House violates our ban on live location reporting."
Awesome, didn't know about the Page Visibility API but now I'd like to explore it as a way to stop/start subscribing to streaming data.
The emperor never had any clothes. The Democratic Party is progressive in some ways relative to Republicans but, yes, everyone knows the United States has no true left in power. Even AOC voted against labor. It's disgraceful but not surprising.
I'm way past the point where I will believe Musk at his word.
Aw. I want to like this, but I work in radio.

If you remove ads then there's no reason for the broadcaster to keep going.

I'm not trying to be controversial, but if you remove profit how can the business continue to exist? And if terminating the business is your goal, why? People seem to have a grudge against radio and I honestly don't know why.

It's my livelihood. I'm not seeking sympathy, but I am curious.
I find the tabs on the Explore page return errors about 20% of the time. Also, yesterday Trending was offline for an hour or so, and random keywords like Telegram were blocked and then unblocked [1]. It's about as broken as you'd expect for a company that just lost ~70% of its headcount.

[1] https://twitter.com/kingslyj/status/1601933093006610433
Thanks to the ElonJet twitter account in question, no? It's doxing, plain and simple.
Anyone else think it was off to have several statements that decried having details that might identify staff. Such as:

> I have agreed to change their names and omit certain details to protect them

But then "Rebecca" has a one/two bridge walk described in detail and with personal description:

> She is in her mid-fifties, with a round face, angular Cubitts spectacles and searching green-brown eyes.

These things don't match. Either the service didn't care or it's intentionally deceiving - hopefully the latter if you want competence.
Hope the FBI used a credit card generator so they didn't spend tax-payer money. /s
Not sure it even matters, in the US legal system all you need is more money than your opponent and you can win-by-default by dragging things out until they can't fight you anymore
How is posting already public information worthy of legal action by Musk?
so much more convincing like this. What do you think about him filing charges after some stalker tracked down his kid and blocked in his car?
I see. The assumption here is that one can simulate intelligence without formalizing the notion of meaning. (And if "meaning" is not defined, then the notion of "truth" is impossible to define either). Is my understanding correct?
I am usually getting on a bus or train.
He said in multiple tweets theres still rules particularly with direct harm to people. Idk why you would think doxxing and tracking someones location (which in this case they stalked his family) would be ok. I feel like this is just a talking point even though you and others know better but just dont like Musk. If thats the case just say it.
Often turning on and off heaters (and more especially heat pumps) is harder on them than keeping them running a bit longer? Were you sure it was actually wrong about the temperature and not just intent on not having to cycle on and off a ton?
Maybe the title should be updated, or people scanning headlines will be misled.
maybe they recognized him at an intersection and followed him?
I know there were some big changes to accounts recently when they split AWS and Amazon accounts (I think they used the same system before) but that was many months ago now.

Hope that Amazon Support does something anyway, but don't expect them to admit fault. I've had a handful of problems with AWS and only once did they come close to admitting that it was their fault.
I noticed some popular flight tracking websites flightradar24 and flightaware have disabled sharing location information per owner request. I did find one site that still shares flight data and flight history.
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If we want to give the companies a carte blanche to abuse their employees, then worker retaliation should be back on the table. After all, the government is only artificially fighting against the natural forces of tar and feathering.
This is amazing and hilarious at the same time. Thanks for sharing!
And if they aren’t, good luck debugging it. I remember recently some typing issue in a webpack config where a correct key was marked as a type error in a presence of another construct, despite being documented and having an effect.

Also try exploring npm/telegraf classes (auto-documented) by looking at their type definitions. The whole bot api could have been written as simple repeated definitions, but someone chose the clever way of multi-level type mutations and derivatives.

Typescript will soon need secondary community-maintained type contracts that are human-readable and cross-checked with those in libraries. Something like @humane-types/*.
It's only a problem if you want Twitter to survive as a platform where they at least try to uphold something akin to free speech. If you want it to become irrelevant then I guess it doesn't matter, and there is no problem. But if Elon says he wants it to be a place of free speech and he doesn't behave in a way that backs that up according to public opinion (which is highly subjective) then there will be some issues retaining users. Really it seems like an impossible task.
Thanks, appreciate the kind words!

It's been challenging to say the least, but that's half the fun.
What private road? Why is an HOA needed when the house already belongs to a city and a county?
how hard is it to say that you work in the foreign office? also surely there is training for this
MIT should also face a reckoning -- this is where he went astray.
All three reached general public well after 1990, I'd say it counts
It should be obvious, but to a crazy person who is interested in harming Elon, this is a gift wrapped up under the Christmas tree. Great, now they can wait outside the airport, or know that he just flew home to Austin tonight, or landed in SF to go to Twitter HQ. Nobody would know what jet Elon owned if it weren't for that account.
I don't need to talk to anyone; I'm neither suicidal nor homicidal.

what I am, is this: aware of how shitty people are to each other, at almost all times. all it takes to end a marriage or a decades-long friendship is a bit of money, or a small opportunity, sometimes.

slavery is more common today than it ever has been, it's just all underground now, instead of out in the open. dictators exist and make millions upon millions suffer each day because they can't let go of their power, and those same dictators are surrounded by people who would gladly assassinate that dictator if it meant they could become the new dictator.

I've seen people I work with become absolutely drunk with power when they get a new job title; so drunk with power that once I witnessed a power-tripping "team lead" push someone down a flight of stairs because that person printed six pages instead of the weekly quota of five.

people are self-destructive, power-hungry, and evil. prone to violence, and many seem to need to feel superior so much that they will make a mountain out of anything just so they can climb it and look down derisively at others.

we are an absolutely garbage species.

I don't need to do anything to help our destruction along, nor does anyone else. we are all contributing to the demise of our species already, as part of daily life.
Yeah, Elon and his family are going to take the Greyhound.
That's the one I was thinking about
Does Musk not remember what happened the last time he accused someone of being a "pedo"? Though US courts will be more sympathetic to him than UK ones were.

Oh, and we all know what it means when someone is publicly fixated on finding / bringing pedos to justice, right?
I haven't gotten a chance to break into it yet, but I anticipate Frosthaven blowing everything out of the water for me.

Our party starts tomorrow!
Back when we first did the switch I couldn't find a way to do this, but apparently now it is possible by adding the other person as a family member in the Google Home app, although we have not actually been able to make this work yet. Supposedly it is easier on Android phones, but we have iPhones. The old Nest app was much less confusing.
> I'd be surprised if FF-on-Android was more than 2%, likely it's in the 0.5% to 1% range

So. Back to my statement of fact:

Which market? There are no browser engines beyond Chrome, a very distant Safari, and a near-irrelevant Firefox.

There's no self-fullfilling prophecy. If FF or any other browser was in any way, shape or form relevant, it would be more than 1-2% on Android and 3% on desktop.
Whoever is a js/fe dev, used these already
> Some collective organization is unavoidable

Town? City? County?
The case against Sam Bankman-Fried [video]
I just started using LTSpice a few days ago. It's pretty arcane for sure but at least it's consistent. The tool is really not that complicated at all. Its value seems to be in its simulation capabilities as well as its selection of standard components. It does crash here and there, though, but I haven't lost any work yet.
This a remarkably ignorant take. If they were willing to pay more for labor, then the unions wouldn't be threatening to strike.
It turns out that many people want such things
I think that you are judging the situation too harshly.

More than 99% of all species that have existed are extinct. Did something make them worthy of existence? More worthy than us? What conveys this worthiness?

The sun will burn off the atmosphere somewhere between .5-1billion years from now. Humans understand the problem, and our progeny might be able to adjust orbital mechanics to add life to our earth. We are the only species that has ever existed here that is capable of contemplating or acting on this problem. Does that make us worthy?

The answer to both questions is no. Worthiness comes from within you, and you do what you want with it. I cannot give you worthiness; you must find it within yourself.
There’s a difference between simple and simplistic. This 5-year old might be mislead into thinking that there’s no difference between a phone and a social network.

A phone call is low-bandwidth and ephemeral. The time it takes to disseminate information that way to a larger group is huge. Societal self-regulation has a chance to kick in.

On the other hand you have high-bandwidth posts that once published can be upvoted by a single click and spread like wildfire.
In case anyone cares, here are few things that came to my mind. Not all equally important, of course:

- GPS availability for general public

- Gene editing (CRISPR)

- Private companies in space

- Low-earth orbit Internet satellites

- Electric vehicles

- Modern Generative Adversarial Networks (Dall-E, ChatGPT)

- Online shopping (E-commerce)

- Wikipedia

- Computer beat human in Chess and Go

- Voice Assistants

- Virtual Reality

- End of the Cold War, fall of the Berlin Wall

- mRNA vaccines

- HIV/AIDS treatment

- Cloning (Dolly the Sheep)

- Gay marriages

- Satelite telescopes (Hubble, Webb)

- Untethered Mars rovers (Opportunity, Curiosity)

- Lab grown meat (and regulations around it)

- Adoption of the renewable energy sources
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Uff, I might have been that guy!
I think it came about from my first couple of tech jobs in which I was either working alone or was the most knowledgeable one on the team and thus pretty much anything I said happen. When I came to work with teams I’d “care too much” as in I’d want functions to be called in a certain way, or logic to be split is X or Y way, or some other random thing to be implemented in a specific way.

Not only was that, I’m sure, very annoying to my coworkers but it also brought be a lot of anxiety. I had this stupid idea that “I knew” and others only “knew” as long as they agreed with my knowledge.

I’ve come to realize that that is quite stupid and a huge source of stress that I could just cut away!

As a policy nowadays I accept pretty much any opinions or changes to my PR as long as is not something that actually affect the product. I remember once having elevating a disagreement all the way to the CTO about a variable name! so, no, a coworker things that X should be called Y? For sure! That we should use .forEach instead of a for loop? No problem!
I don’t own that code, we as a team do, and thus I no longer “care”.
Don’t get me wrong, I still have opinions and share those as needed, but I’ve come to realize that there are many ways to accomplish the same thing, that “elegance” is not really a value that business holds in high regard (business == $$), and that getting stuff done and getting along makes me as an engineer very valuable to the company.

I nitpick on my personal projects, I write “elegant” (at least my definition of it) code for my editor config file, and I’m way happier that way!
I'm starting to realize when he talked of the "public square," he didn't mention it as a "democratic public square."

The question I'm asking myself now is less about whether this policy would result in a good change, but more about the process to make such policies.

Is it just me who wants more of a voice/representation in how our platforms are governed?
Would witnessing someone killing someone else qualify? I could see an unintended chain of events bubbling up here.
Rules for thee but not for me.

As for me liking Elon Musk: I used to. And then somewhere along the line it changed and now I in fact do not like him. But my liking or not liking him has nothing to do with simply holding him accountable, he made some pretty expensive statements and he fails to live by them, even for a very short period. And conveniently just when he's decided to ban that account a stalker of his family pops out of the woodwork. I'm sorry but Musk has lost the benefit of the doubt with me, too many lies over too many years.
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