skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Elon's jet is flying around on public infrastructure. Airports, airspace, air traffic control, etc. Just like driving on public roads, you have no expectation of privacy if someone wants to sit on a street corner and write down every time you drive by.

The side effects of ADS-B have been really great in this regard. I love it.
Except it's not new, because before the early 2000s, it was still pretty common for people to not have a home computer at all, but still have to use one regularly at work.
You can't buy shares or shorts of a company that is privately owned.

The best you could do is find a prediction market and bet against specific metrics.
Exactly!

Except for the virtue signalling around crypto. :-)
https://archive.ph/JhTuM

Musk put up $22.4B of his own money to buy Twitter, plus another $4B he already had invested.

Maybe Twitter was worthless when Musk bought it, and that $26.4B was - theoretically - already burnt in the deal. If you pay $26.4B to buy garbage, you lost $26.4B from the start...

Assuming Twitter is not worthless, Musk loses whatever percentage of that $26.4B actually has value. Worst case, that's probably at least 20% - which is still $5.28B.

He'll also still be on the hook for $13B in personal debt financing to banks. Unless Musk himself can claim to be bankrupt, he owes them $13B - and they're going to get it one way or the other.

Further, another $7B of equity investments came from questionable investors like Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. Who knows what they're going to do if Musk purposefully runs the company into the ground and burns billions of their money...

There's a lot of reasons why Musk can't just say oops, claim bankruptcy and leave everyone else holding the bag.

It's almost as if all the other investors aren't morons...
Business updates, increased disclosures and improving transparency
make people sign up for the api with a reason for using it. Then the api key can be revoked if it's just being used for doxing.
I won't lie, I'd ban the hell out of that account to if I was him.
If "laser ICF" won't be applicable to power generation then MCF won't either because they haven't even done ignition yet, might as well pack up and do something useful with your life.

My point is that if the scheme that did step 1 is useless the scheme that can't even muster step 1 is even more so useless.
I'm pretty... confused, for lack of better terms, at the amount of vitriol that (overwhelmingly) liberals have exhibited during this whole ordeal. Dude bought a company. Stay or leave. Why is everyone flailing about so much? People have a weird obsession with Elon now.

Personally, I was skeptical of his claims to free speech and still am (especially given how he's handled it thus far). You simply can't have free speech platforms. You need protocols designed to achieve such a thing. Something like Twitter is always doomed to be censored.

But my disagreement ends there. I'm enjoying the Twitter files releases. Seeing the cooperation between Twitter and the feds is both unsurprising and unsettling.
I think "careful" here is an idiom, it's not that there is some danger. You are not giving people anxiety.

I was merely trying to remind you that healthy people's food habits are varied. So that you remember it for yourself.

I'm not claiming to be right either. I've definitely been guilty of pushing my own stuff on others. We all do that. It's easy to do. So, humility is a good thing.
I've seen a lot of airtime. Google tripledemic. NYC recommends wearing masks again.
There is no point, especially since we will eventually have an open source model with no usage restrictions like what happened with SD/Dall-e.
Well, we do not place all bets on prompt. We want to help people moving towards their career goal, see gaps in knowledge and career opportunities, and this core part depends on other things.
Isn’t the data publicly available anyway?
Why must we motivate the opposite when the answers to these conflicts are in front of us? When a younger generation lacks a skill, don’t complain and blame them for it—they’re the ones who are new here—figure out how to train them. When an expectation is violated then interrogate the expectation on both sides of the equation—-many people simply don’t know how to act in certain situations because there wasn’t clear communication from those in power. And if a large enough group exhibits a behavior habitually then don’t make them conform—your workforce has changed and you need to adapt to that for a thriving business.

Another thing is that I disagree with the statement that Gen Z is broken. They are as much a product of their time as the generations preceding them. Individuals belonging to older generations need to remember that they had to grow into the person they are today.
More like the Youtube flavor, since Youtube has an identical product (Youtube Shorts) that won't get banned.
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Or if you assume he is a psychopath who will say and do anything because he was born rich and has never had to face the consequences of his actions.
For whatever it's worth: on my Android I use Brave to run Facebook, Twitter, and Nextdoor, the same way as in the old days, before smartphones even existed: by typing in the URL. No apps needed for those.

Except it's even easier than in the old days, because Brave remembers where you went, holds the credentials, and puts an icon on the start page for them.
Ironically, exactly what Mr. Free Speech claimed constituted a violation of free speech, when it wasn't him doing it.
Thanks for replying!

I'll try shadertoy.com

Basically how would one use a GPU to compute something without CUDA/OpenCL mostly for curiosity but say I wanted to use a PS2s graphics chip to perform a calculation. How was/is that actually done?
I disengaged twice because I was terrified of what it might do but turned it back on. I'm generally a very early adopter with these kinds of things (I'm the type of person to always turn on "Beta" mode regardless of what I'm working with). So I have a high tolerance for things not working the way they should.

This is unbelievably terrible though. I really regret purchasing it.
HackerNews is NOT turning into Reddit (saying such a thing breaks the site guidelines).

However I think it's OK to say that any topic about Elon Musk on HackerNews always descends into cringe / misinformation / le spaceship man bad / populism / repetitive memes; all fed by people who apparently source their news from /r/politics and r/whitepeopletwitter on Reddit and Business Insider bottom-tier clickbait media.
> Which market? There are no browser engines beyond Chrome, a very distant Safari, and a near-irrelevant Firefox

Electron apps compete with native apps, what does this even have to do with browser engines?

> Tell me you never used a feature phone from 20 years ago without telling me this.

???
Buttons are expensive.
Licenses imply Software-As-A-Service and that's a ridiculous model. If I buy a tool at a hardware store, I don't need to 'renew the license' on a monthly or yearly basis in order to keep using that tool. It's also designed to reduce the useful lifetime of hardware, as old software versions that work with old hardware lose support fairly quickly.

That's why I quit Microsoft Office after they moved to a subscription model, for example. Open-source tools may have fewer bells and whistles, but they can be run on essentially any hardware that Linux can run on, there's always a minimalist solution, they don't have all the telemetry overhead, etc.

As far as the economics, well, it's not a cash cow for investors, certainly, but individuals can make a living within the open source world by providing paid technical assistance.
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The original claim is that Twitter was the least moderated. The argument was an argument in support of that. You're tilting at windmills, arguing against claims nobody made.
This is an example of the risks of vertical integration. Some of what Tesla needed/chose to do itself is paying off. More integration into a single electronics system puts Tesla ahead of an industry trend with many unique features.

But rolling your own ADAS and FSD might result in having spent a lot for a result that is inferior to what ADAS suppliers can sell to other car OEMs, with no substantial benefit to the FSD effort, which is much riskier, with the added, and perhaps gratuitous risk of trying to do FSD with only camera sensors. The risks in that are not just it is a risky approach to real time sensor data, but that the data all your cars are collecting is worth a lot less for not having a LIDAR point cloud providing 3D data.
Founding a school for future leaders, starting in Toronto.

Combining the Sudbury Valley School model with the Free Software movement, a democratic makerspace school.
Nobody has "killed off" RSS. It still exists - there are still plenty of RSS clients of all varieties, and many blogs/websites, including YouTube, provide RSS feeds.
You’ve bought into right wing propaganda, so of course it’s clear as day that it’s a government conspiracy and a first amendment violation to you.

To normals, “DNC Podesta FBI” are keywords signifying far-right conspiracy talk.
A little under 2 years since it was acquired by Twitter.

https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2021/making-tw...

Shame, I loved Revue, it was a great product. If they could release their code for self-hosting that would be great but, it's not gonna happen is it.
Grit is defined as "the perseverance and passion to achieve long–term goals".

I have a lot of mental health challenges and completely lack the reserve capacity most people have. The advice to "suck it up and do it" fails spectacularly with me. At best, I burn out mid-day. At worst, I burn out for several weeks.

This doesn't preclude having grit.

I work to know myself and my limits. Other people do not get to define my limitations. I know me, they don't. I will never "live up to my potential" in their eyes.

To them, I lack grit in all its forms.

But grit isn't about each day, it's about the long term. If I have to give up today, it's only so I can be ready for tomorrow. Every day is a chance to start again.

That is the very definition of perseverance. It's a choice to keep going after being defeated.
One gripe I have when using my own private golinks is that browsers take me to go.com/ instead of go/ if I don't prefix it with https://. So I end up having to type 8 additional characters.
I’m most curious how Teslas autosteer compares to CommaAI (or other offerings). I’ve been seriously considering letting CommaAIs set of supported cars to try it out.

It’d be cool if there was a yearly competition to rank the basic lane keeping/speed matching/turning. Eventually when it’s actually full-self-driving they can rank FSD.
No, but I would assume that SSNs are not re-used.

Is this not the case?
I don't really believe in "individual OKRs" even though that's talked about in Measure What Matters. You don't come up with a list of OKRs before driving to the store, but you absolutely reference the dashboard with clusters of gauges on your drive there.

At a firm level, this is as concise an example as any of what good looks like:

https://felipecastro.com/resource/The-Beginners-Guide-to-OKR...

For me, though, what good looks like is:

In OKRs…

- Os are the clusters of gauges you'd want on a live dashboard of your company (not of your product), (e.g., 1. maintain speed over distance, 2, engine running well, 3. vehicle systems nominal)

- KRs are what each gauge cluster's needles point at (1a current velocity, 1b trip distance, 1c fuel consumption, 1d miles to next oil change, 1e miles till empty)

Dashboard space is limited, so only have a specific number of clusters with no more than a few gauges per cluster (max 2 or 3 positive, max 2 or 3 counter-balances, no more than 3-5 total)

They are not project milestones, they are not deliverables per se, they are numeric needle gauges making subjective qualia (the Os) objective (the KRs).

Your GPS/map tool is for your projects. The dashboard is for how the vehicle is performing at its job.

As in the example above, consider having counter balancing gauges to keep you honest. For example, in cluster 2, RPM is great, but engine temp shouldn't go red and oil shouldn't go empty, or your high revs are gonna give you a bad time.

If finance or other overhead functions love running MBO (management by objective) using e.g. KPIs or BSC (balanced scorecards), let them. Don't screw up the value of a few clear strategic objectives with a few meaningful gauges with their excel spreadsheets.

Above, I've said I don't believe in personal OKRs. That's not entirely true: I think a lightweight process is super valuable to keep your eye on the ball, manage yourself above the day to day, run your career and personal life as if excellence matters in all things. Excellent work, excellent home, excellent friendships ... Same principle as TODO, DOING, DONE being same as personal Kanban, it categorically helps.

It's not ceremony or process that helps, it's the mindfulness and north star.
It's only publicly available via a company that uses crowdsourced data.

The plane is on the LADD list which prohibits official FAA information on the planes movements from being made publicly available.
Fjjjt fjjjt, fjjjt fjjjt fjjjjjt... chunk chunk chunk. I didn't even have to look at the screen to know what it was going to say.
I remember getting a three card and then not being able to access half the internet because I needed to verify my age.

I went to the nearest branch and loudly proclaimed I was there to "to verify my age because I want to watch porn in my phone".

Absolutely dumb policy - probably enforced by the govt.
He can, as long as he stays within the laws.

However, this makes him look bad, given he repeatedly claimed that the Twitter takeover was to make Twitter more pro free speech. Examples:

Two months ago he tweeted (https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1586059953311137792):

“Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints.

No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes“

Five weeks ago he tweeted (https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1589414958508691456):

“My commitment to free speech extends even to not banning the account following my plane, even though that is a direct personal safety risk“

And yes, people can change their opinion, but this seems more like Twitter will be in favor of free speech, as long as Elon likes it.
>newer paradigmns for UX that evolved in recent years.

can you provide some examples on desktop? Touch maybe, but that is not used on desktop, afaik.
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Don't you get numb at some point?

Sorry, this subject is too funny. :-)
Except that time FSD drove right into a semi truck and killed the guy sleeping in his car...
Yup.

In Elon's defence (not that he needs or deserves it) -- if I had a bunch of armed and angry folks who wanted to see me dead, I wouldn't want their job made easier thanks to some doofus publicising my location in real-time.
$44 billion and counting, given that Elon's antics have started negatively impacting Tesla stock.
My life's work is surviving. Everything I do and have done has been to keep myself alive to some degree or another. Everything else is just a bunch of distractions and abstractions that boil down to same thing at the end of the day.
I could, but it isn’t my format the confuses me, it’s what other people do and what vendors set computers to etc.
The "Twitter Files" also generally fail to make that case for the site's previous ownership. For example, they attempted to show that there was censorship of Hunter Biden discussion, but nearly every example in the thread was just explicit nudes of Hunter Biden being removed because revenge porn is against the rules. They also claimed to show a bias against the account "Libs of TikTok," but the evidence they presented showed that the account was actually given preferential treatment, with a flag on the account to not impose any penalties on the account without first getting the OK from management.

So it's pretty rich to stretch that far to whine about imaginary censorship and then just blatantly censor speech you don't like.
> It would've still stopped

We don’t know that. An Tesla cannot claim it.
I read the linked article. There is nothing, zero, nada about religion or spirituality or whatever you want to call it. Did you paste the wrong link?
That's wonderfully framed by Bryan. He's a treasure.
I've found appending a single space to not work for me. However adding a single period after the space got the jailbreak working reliably again.
Does hypocrisy need to be an intentional action to be considered hypocrisy? I don't think it does. I think we can externally evaluate actions and, regardless of underlying motives, assign a value of "hypocrisy" to it.

On the other hand, if we assume that hypocrisy requires intent, then what you've instead described is "just" garden variety narcissistic sociopathy.
Not necessarily - bankruptcy is not the same as defaulting. Bankruptcy, or threatening it, would be an effort to prevent default and instead renegotiate the existing debt, likely with lenders taking a signficant haircut.
Or perhaps sensors in tires that allow a person driving manually to "feel the road" with more fidelity.
Yeah honestly this is my biggest issue with public figures on social media. Without a second thought they can make such claims about anyone, and all of a sudden that person is receiving dozens of death threats from the crazies of the world.
I don't think that's true, most cases of doxxing happen with publicly available information. But I guess you could argue doxxing isn't really "illegal."
VF != shadow banning.
The only gotcha with this approach is that someone can take your handle and then impersonate you - but yes, otherwise, agree.
I haven't seen a starving homeless person. There are soup kitchens and shelters in cities, along with charities and of course, a fair amount of pan handling.
Where are all the principled “it’s a private company” people now lol.
How do you get vertical tabs?
What about it is frivolous exactly?
Bahamas have.
I have believed from the start that Musk's main motivation for buying Twitter was giving a boon to the Republicans to buy favorable treatment for his companies, because he isn't getting that from the Democrats.

I'll probably work.
Yeah I would've been one of these fans until I tried FSD yesterday (see my other comment). I suspect now that it's been GA for a week or so a lot of people are going to change their mind like I did.
Reading the rules

> Who can apply?

> Not be a current employee of GitHub and/or any of its parent/subsidiary companies

So no Microsoft, npm, bethesda(ZeniMax), linkedin employees can apply.

But if you are activision, this might be your last ticket out ;)
Elon bought the company and took it public. Can't really buy traditional shorts on it anymore as it's a private company.
This makes me feel like running an Android beta on my daily use phone just isn't that daring.
How do you see that I'm taking him seriously?

I'm basically calling him at best an average guy who believes he is brilliant because he got lucky and who now believes his own press release.
A not-so-fine line between compulsion and requests. The government is allowed to reach out to and talk to Twitter.

Taibbi mentions two "suppression" interactions:

> Taibbi reported Twitter had "received and honored" deletion requests from both the Biden campaign and the Trump White House; he presented examples of the former but not of the latter.

(per Wiki)

Only one of those groups was actively in government and as expressed both were requests.
We already knew his account was suspended… That’s all he said.

I was talking about an explanation. Usually Twitter tells them.
I’m still reading through this read, but your response seems like it ended up on the wrong comment or something? Because their ask does not in any way read as an Elon fanboy. I admit I may get egg in my face down thread but their top level ask is sane.
>How do you power a moon base

For those interested in near term answer:

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/tdm/fission-surface-power...
Negative efficiency after 6 to 9 months, right around then Scotland, England and Canada stopped publishing results. Is the plan endless boosters forever more?
I'm not sure I understand how this project is supposed to help OSS devs?

20k over 10 weeks is fine and all, but then what? I've been writing open source software and maintaining projects for decades, and have in total received less than $500 from thoughtful donors.

Don't get me wrong; I'd LOVE to be able to do open source work full time, as my list of projects to benefit humanity extend far beyond what I could do in a lifetime where I must support myself with fulltime work. But the problem is how to maintain a steady income stream so that I can focus my attention on the projects...
Their def is a higher threat when the information about an individual’s jet is tweeted out continuously, each time subjecting it to risk of going viral. Distribution and risk are connected.
yes, but then again I take a point against the fact that everyone is downvoting the person commenting "brilliant" about the joke account, while the joke account is left unflagged.
> It would've still stopped

Would it have though?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mnG_Gbxf_w

At this point I can't imagine buying anything Tesla related. Or anything related to Elon Musk for that matter. He's a grifter who has managed to stand on the shoulders of giants and call himself tall.
Elon M has been removing the barnacles stuck on the Twitter boat. The boat will go fast without them.

Unlike your Volkswagen CEO with a dim view of software in the past, Elon M understands software and packet switching at millisecond resolution and has demonstrated experience debugging complexity at that scale equiping him to make informed and impactful decisions.

Less is more.
This position isn't the issue. It's pretending very publicly to care about one thing while consistently acting contrary to it. The "free speech" meme was always complete bullshit.
If humanity is ever going to advance beyond grubbing around on the surface of this planet then we are going to have to continue to create and master extremely dangerous things. Nuclear energy is one of those, both fission and fusion. If it's possible, we should also find a way to control gravity. The weapons applications of such a technology would be far beyond anything we are capable of doing with a nuclear bomb. Does this mean we should ban all research into gravity? Even something as innocuous as orbital mechanics can create a weapon much more powerful than a nuclear bomb. Get a small rocket engine and enough fuel out to a big enough asteroid and you could obliterate an entire continent and nearly all life on earth. Should we ban space travel and exploration?
Hopefully you wouldn’t market yourself as a free speech absolutist and make a big stink about censorship by the previous leadership, unlike Musk.
The data isn't publicly available from the government because the plane is on the LADD list https://laddlist.com/aircraft/N628ts

Thus the only public source is from the company ADSBExchange because it uses croudsourced data.
You mean it would disable FSD when it would see that impact was inevitable so Tesla could claim that FSD had nothing to do with the accident.
It's not chump change for the not insanely rich, but the economics are massively different when we're talking about assets. All that happens is money moves from one asset to another; unless the buyer tanks the value of it their new assets nothing is really lost.
Should anyone have a trending Twitter account just for them parroting as much to the world? I know for a fact people in our industry have spirited meetings about PII grey areas and other hairy issues, it's jarring to me to see the same people commenting in crude black and white terms whenever an unpopular figure is involved.