skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wish we'd organise our policies by preempting obvious crisis rather than waiting for the effects to be felt. But this is better than nothing.
Some NT versions did that too.
Isn't `a=a[2:]` going to copy and make that linear time too? I'm surprised he caught the `b.pop(0)` bug but then suggested doing that afterwards.

Also he should submit to codeforces to get a comparable running time. For example here is a random person who submitted AlphaCode's version and it takes 1091 ms https://codeforces.com/contest/1553/submission/144971343
Source: https://github.com/kirb/LegacyUpdate/releases

Windows 7 ESU ends January 2023

Should be interesting to see what all the corporations still using it do.

Also ATMs
Sure .. I mean one is providing 4500 MW from a fission reaction whereas the other is providing 4500 MW from a fusion reaction . . . but fundamentally both are providing nuclear sourced power.
> They were leaked not hacked.

"According to security researchers at Secureworks the email leak was caused by Threat Group-4127, later attributed to Fancy Bear, a unit that targets governments, military, and international non-governmental organizations. The researchers report moderate confidence that the unit gathers intelligence on behalf of the Russian government.[101]"

The above quote is really just a runabout way of saying that the Russians hacked the emails.
So it's your estimation that both parties were censored an equal amount?
The comparison is done with the in-memory table doing full scan while MergeTree using an index. Kind of meaningless comparison.
Cannabis is a very strong (and often unpleasant) psychedelic for someone I know — rivaling LSD if not stronger. I’ve heard of this being true for other people too; I wonder how common it is.
How did a Usenet troll and encryption genius become a criminal mastermind? (2016)
> I am not sure it is realistic to expect that all the good engineers never get promoted and that there would still be something good coming out over time.

I have heard lots of stories about how the only real way to get promotion/real raise was to change company you work for. Because getting raise is harder compared to hiring someone of the street with hefty premium on top.
Are you 12 years old? What motivates someone to write a comment like this? Alt tab back to Discord and find some belonging in one of the 70 servers you're probably in instead of this website please.
No one has a right to use Twitter. It's a private website.
Sadly, there're very few modern examples of big companies following this solution.
It’s very similar for Khronos, the github org of which contains projects that aren’t official Khronos products, but just something related and made by one of Khronos members.
Thanks for boosting this book parent. I didn't read it in 2022, but it's my favorite Vonnegut book.

(Slaughterhouse Five is overrated, most folks just saw the movie and the same folks who listed it on their profiles back during the G20 used to yell at me for listing "Post Office" because apparently Bukowski is problematic -- like, Jesus lady I know, that's why I didn't list Women or Factotum... then they'd cry me a (usually figurative) river when I'd shoot back why do you claim to stan Emma Goldman if you won't date someone who owns a firearm since it's not propaganda of the deed if you get your ass tackled like Squeaky Fromm, and why don't you list literally any Nabokov novel than "Lolita" as your favorite piece of Russian literature?)
You have a wonderfully positive attitude. I like it. I'm appropriating this viewpoint.
Thank you, its now fixed
Linux is suitable for the vast majority of people... in the form of Android. Unfortunately that's just not suitable for any sort of actual work.
This is why there are so many leaks from Facebook. My sister is a reporter and she says that people leak when they feel they can't influence the decision of the org, that they are a Cassandra who is being ignored by the organization. That there is so much leaking from Facebook- much of it from seemingly senior and highly respected people- suggests major problems in the decision making process there.
> “The Sorcerer of Pyongyang” by Marcel Theroux

check out nothing to envy
you can make a webcam from a raspberry pi (a case is harder)

or you can plug in one or more usb webcams, some of which have good cases.
That's what we who aren't good at that call it :)
>Side question: how do we know if humans possess qualia?

Can you express an opinion? Can you form a judgement? Do you have preferences? Do you like certain foods or dislike others?

Then you possess qualia.
“One way or another, physics and Mother Nature are going to dictate outcomes if we don’t come up with some solutions,” Entsminger said. “I would like every water user on the Colorado River to recognize that the 21st century has substantially less water than the 20th century. And all of the institutions we built in the 20th century need to be adjusted — in months, not years — in order to face the reality of less water for every user, in every sector, in every state.”
Didn’t they win best place to work at many years ago?
Seriously how is this bullshit getting upvoted? Enormous social media company talked to the FBI? I knew HN was right wing but seriously guys?
I'm seriously out of the loop on this, what were the actual crimes?
If they are saying never pose limits at any age, I vehemently disagree. 0 - 3 are formative years of child development. In that time, the brain grows to 8% of its adult mass and 90% by 5. What happens during this time has outsized effects on a child for the rest of their lives.

By letting a baby/toddler have unrestricted access to screens, you are helping to wire neuronic paths in their brain to need that dopamine hit.

Perhaps there will be a time that I can trust my child to not overdose on screens, but now is definitely not the time.

Zooming out, I think there are fundamental parenting philosophy differences between me and the commenter. I believe the parent should take a very active role in shaping the character and habits of a child. This means restricting things I think are bad for them, discipline when they do wrong and this is the most important, convincing them without a doubt they you love them more than anything in the world. In this way, you give the child a solid core of security and confidence and shape their habits.

To me, the commenter seems to be advocating for letting the child make all the decisions or at least significant ones like screen time. I'm for letting children make increasingly important, age appropriate decisions as they mature and are ready. But when they are under my house, they need to understand two things, that I love them fiercely and I'm their authority figure.
Thanks for the advice, she does have a personal business site, but all her music and modelling work comes through her Instagram network, I believe having a large number of followers is important.
15-20 includes externalities (or politically caused delays) that are difficult to price.

Building a nuke and running it while piling the waste in the parking lot runs at less than 10 cents/kWh. Probably less than 8 cents.
We have hot wheels from my brother-in-law’s childhood and the cars made ~30 years ago are much higher quality. All metal, better axels, just feel more hefty. The new ones are mostly plastic and the axels are like cheap paper clips. They weigh significantly less.

I see this as an example of “shrinkflation” - ostensibly it’s the same product at the same price, but it’s clear that inflation has caused it to become shittier over time.
They still only get credence as long as they don't disagree with experiment.
You're not seeing the point.

The cop was telling the bouncer, "Throw that guy out."

And the bar owner did what the cop said, because the police department had threatened to shut down bar owners in the city for the last three years.
Is a uniform hash the same thing as a consistent hash?
That does not justify our behavior when we can embody compassion, empathy, sympathy, ethics, and morals. I don’t know if sea lions developed those capabilities.
It's a request, not an order, it's the FBI, not congress passing a law.

I'm the former owner/operator of ww.com, in its day a pretty large video streaming community, think 'twitch' but many years earlier. We had fairly regular contact with the police to ensure that our members were operating within the law, and some of them repeatedly decided to test where the line was. As responsible operator of a large web property you are an extension of society and society has - fairly universally - come to the conclusion that having a police force is both useful and necessary. As a forum operator you can choose to go head-to-head with the authorities or you can choose to work with them, we - just like Twitter - chose to do the latter because we believed that this was in everybody's best interest.

On occasion it wasn't the authorities initiating the request but us because we came upon acts and or proof of crimes to despicable to relate here and they were uniformly courteous and acted with surprising speed against the perpetrators. Law enforcement and corporations have regular contact, anybody that believes that this is not the case at the level of a Twitter or a Facebook is utterly naive.
Oh please. Link to where Twitter banned someone for being right wing. Hate speech doesn't count.
Instead of searching the Web for hours, I think it's more effective to request help in a mailing list or their IRC channel if a few minutes of web search doesn't get you anywhere.
Super interesting. Thanks for sharing. Here's a book review

https://youtu.be/X8LHZnAIG6Y

And here's Alan Kay talking about it

https://youtu.be/QlPavndhYxQ
They won’t. They never do always some fall guy
This is sage advice - I think of slack like the bystander effect - if nobody is explicitly asking you to do something you aren't accountable, but you can help out if you feel like it when it suits you.

If they want a formal response SLA they can use an appropriate tool like service now and its overheads.
Thanks for the offer
I'm amazed by the West's ability to care about animals.

Yeah, I'm sure those billions being tortured and killed in your animal farms don't have brains as or more developed compared to sharks or dogs or whatever else has come into the good graces of your elites.

Clearly a miniscule number of sharks being killed (worse in another way, yes, since they're not domesticated and endangered) is way less civilized than these billions treated in the most horrible of ways.

This has nothing to do with meat-eating. The entirety of the modern world has become so much crueler to animals that it is astonishing we consider ourselves to be more civilized than our ancestors.That this farce of 'western progress' goes on (even in the East) is doubly amusing.
Great quote and I think Daniels’ advice really had an impact on Carver. His character development over the course of the five seasons was one of the many excellent aspects of the show.
I have a more cynical take on it. I see 2 likely outcomes:

1) You would end up with people showing up for whom it was important to those people regardless of their ability to perform the job. This is sort of like what happens with community theater. Someone who “loves the stage” but sucks at actual acting shows up at every audition and rehearsal. They never improve at acting but they always show up.

2) Things would break down into different factions with barely discernible differences of opinion making incompatible systems. You get smart capable people who can’t get along with others making essentially the same thing in multiple incompatible ways.
More accurately. What was the political speech banned?
So far the only claim made that the government directly interfaced was that the Trump admin made requests for content deletion.
This goes for any large web property where people congregate to communicate. HN is no different in that respect.
I was under the impression that ivermectin wouldn't affect a protozoa.

And even if it did, it wouldnt pass the blood brain barrier so it would be useless here.

[I am not a doctor and dont know what im talking]
Elon Musk asks Twitter investors for more money
That is seems logical. I don't argue. For now I'm just hunting bugs and fixing.
shrug I work at Apple. I'm fairly senior. I don't play politics.

YMMV, just like everywhere else.
> Schizophrenia (SZR) is rare or nonexistent in hunter-gatherer populations.

People really bend over backwards to insist that schizophrenia is not iatrogenic.
The actual memo is at https://archive.vn/Lmu9g which is more interesting than the summary.
The goal seems to be to distract from Musk selling off Tesla at breakneck speed. Every time there is a big hoopla around Musk the first thing I do is check the stock price and sure enough it seems to be dropping like a stone in tandem with the news releases.
My impression when I was there was that most people hated the game. But one still had to play it. Well, I didn't, but that wasn't to my advantage at all.
For the amount that a police department would try talking to a major social media platform? That's shockingly low to me.
Schizophrenia is a degenerative condition where positive symptoms start to be replaced by negative symptoms over the course of years. I've worked in acute adult mental health, and did a few shifts in the long term wards and the difference between people earlier on in the course of their illness versus the end stages are stark.
Ours asks for a lot of reading time too. I don't consider this a problem and I'd rather have too much than too little. The way I see it, we're cultivating our children to fall in love with books. That will serve them well the rest of their lives.

Also, once they finally learn to read themselves, I predict they will love the independence of being able to pick up their favorite books to read whenever they want. And we'll love that too for multiple reasons. :)
> How is this anything but the Government doing an end run around 1A?

The First Amendment says "shall make no law", not "shall never ask politely".
Lithium (element #3) is a very abundant resource and widely distributed across the Earth. Saying we don't have enough is laughable. At certain price levels some of it is uneconomical to extract, but the price today is very different than the price when that report was written.
Based on Taibbi's own evidence, it is perhaps arguably so. But to me, more important is the total number of accounts looked at, which appears to be in the mere dozens, if not around a dozen accounts, with none more notable than a lesser Baldwin brother.

In principle, certainly it is not great for security services to meddle in public spaces. In reality, I am willing to believe that the federal government is a tiny fish in the sea of requests from local authorities, individual police departments, private individuals via reports, not least of all the legally persons we call corporations. I bet any day, Twitter's moderation teams are blanketed with requests from companies and businesses of every type and size, both advertisers and not. All equipped with legal teams that could potentially target Twitter.

In short, I find it to be performative virtue-signaling to be concerned about around a dozen small potatoes that the FBI asked for the mods to take a look at. Especially if this might just be cover for the real large-scale systemic censorships that occur at some deeper level that no FOIA or Taibbi journalism would be able to unearth. Especially when the PRISM programs are right there if you want something of substance to be outraged about. This, in comparison, is no different from a mom and pop store asking Twitter to go after an abusive account spreading slander about them. Litigiousness is an all-American custom. This didn't even trigger any warrant canaries. Hysteria over this is concern-trolling.
Doesn't seem as miserable as yours
I didn't know, I pay the Premium to hide that stuff. Regardless, given the effort and lengths they went to, I'm happy to see them do so in a manner that funds their ability to do more.
This is why I can only smoke the tiniest bit. And only a couple of times a year - it’s not the same as LSD or mushrooms, but it’s just as intense what it does to my mind.

I always wanted to face my fears instead of run from them. Cannabis definitely gives me super powers, my brain races with a million thoughts and brings out a part of me which needs to escape from time to time - it brings out the best in me (strangely enough).
Swift Evolution (SE)-0382: Expression Macros
How about prominent Stanford and Harvard doctors disagreeing with the Covid polices of the CDC?
Where did this come from? This quote only resolves to this post.

Edit: A little more searching and I found the full memo

https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-john-carmack-scathing-e...
Four chimpanzees shot after escape from Swedish wildlife park
The thread clearly shows that they were going after misinformation, and trying to make sure they only did so when accurate. At most you could say that the FBI sent some low quality reports, which seems like a better question for your congressional representatives since they have oversight.

It does not show or allege a crime was ignored - can you be precise in what you’re insinuating?
I'll state the obvious: FAANG isn't a place. It's 5 gigantic tech companies lumped into a cute acronym.

Each of the 5 is a huge sprawling organization with 1000s of separate teams, working in very different ways.

Anything you can say about "working at FAANG" will be true of some parts and untrue of others.
> Isn't `a=a[2:]` going to copy and make that linear time too?

Afaik it's a memcpy of pointers.
Not sure how you came to that conclusion regarding outlook, one of the reasons I moved to Windows from osx was the mac version of outlook was so terrible.
How does this solution work? Does every team work this way? Is there no HR but only local administration? Or is it only a few teams who get this privilege? How do you avoid us vs. Them mentality in that situation?
Per this article protozoa could be affected:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8918027/

One would have to administer it in early stages before it passes BBB. Pity it got such a bad rap because Zapp Brannigan mentioned it (despite winning a Nobel Prize).
>rewrite it using a modern PHP web framework
Do you mean build a UI for laravel?
Ask HN: Why don't you use dark mode?
What are the reasons that keeps you away from using dark mode?
I would have less “schadenfreude” if it wasn’t Saudi blood money being lit on fire. Happy to see oil money from Saudi Arabia being flushed down the toilet.
It's corruption.
It's a violation of the First Amendment.
It's a dangerous collusion between state and media.
We should all be concerned.
Especially one the size of Twitter, if anything it seems so low that I think they missed whole raft of such communications.
> critical of Tesla
Crypto exchange Bitvavo says 280M euros 'locked' at DCG
Windows 7 file explorer doesnt have UP arrow for traversing up the directory tree, absolutely unacceptable! :)
Fellow ADHDer and corporate VP here. Making an assumption you’re US-based. If you feel comfortable with your boss and HR, consider requesting an accommodation. ADHD is protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act. I’ve gotten accommodations several times in my career and it’s generally a non-controversial process at most companies.
I was going to give a flavor of the same advice. This is solid Slack guidance and if followed will work.
First the parents should stop being Internet or device addicts themselves. Without that nothing works long-term.

Work from home made the situation worse as children see how parents spent at least 8 hours in front of computers.
Technical debt, requiring someone to maintain it.
A lot of experts also said it would be a slow fall over with things not working over time.

They were right.
It's very convenient that one side of the asile is always in a position to define what hate speech is.

Neat trick, but it doesn't work anymore.
"I don't know what the comment to you was insinuating"

Obviously that anarchism means, being opposed to all government activity, regulation and rules, so he cannot call him an anarchist if he wants rules for a river. But the thing with anarchism is, that there is not really a authorative definition accepted and in use ..
How do you reconcile being an anarchist with calling for federal rule making interventionism?
Same thing happened to me. Then I decided to start reading ahead every 5 pages, scanning for something that engaged me. I finally found it in the chapter "Un Perm' au Casino Hermann Goering". I read a while more, and determined it was good enough to go back 80 pages and keep slogging. Pynchon's bricks sometimes require that cheat.
Not just light: Everything is a wave, including you
Pre-Vista kernel has different completely unsafe architecture. Direct kernel calls, ring0 rce, you wont even notice how you got pwned.

Remember these OS required quite sophisticated antivirus with up to date dbs. Goog luck installing working antivirus on these systems
That's very low for how often law enforcement might contact a social media service. Sometimes it's because people report "illegal" posts to them instead of you. Sometimes it's just because they're old people and aren't going to go through your report form when they could email you.

What controls when you have to respond to them is the law, not them. You'll know when that is, because it'll come with legal process.
Your last paragraph is pure supposition. This thread clearly shows Twitter staff receiving reports and seeing whether those accounts did in fact violate the rules. What’s missing is any sign of what you’re confidently saying happened: something otherwise allowed being blocked because the FBI insisted. Please feel free to provide specific examples.
When people become a sworn officer of the FBI or any other federal LEO officer, they take an oath to protect and defend the US Constitution. When instead of upholding the Constitution, they ask a private company to violate people's first ammendment rights, that is an abuse of power.

It may be within Twitters terms of service to ban people and censor people, and that may be fine for Twitter, but for a sworn officer to use Twitter to censor people - that is an abuse of power.

Of course, the files also show that Twitter personnel acted in bad faith and didn't follow their own ToS.
There's no way stuff like this will ever be mass produced, but it's actually not that difficult to assemble this.

You'd need:

- Find components from Mouser/DigiKey/etc

- Order PCBs w/ a stencil from JLCPCB/PCBWay

- USB-C Mini Hot Plate

- Pinecil/TS100/TS101 soldering iron w/ a set of fine tips

- Soldering paste, regular solder, flux, IPA, old tooth brush, magnifying glass w/ light

- Steady hands

Then you apply solder paste over the stencil to the top side with all the chips, put components on, and reflow on the hot plate. You solder the rest of the components on the back with soldering iron and flux.

Overall the whole set is gonna cost you ~300 bucks (provided the components are not crazy expensive). But you'll have a pretty advanced electronics setup AND an open-source camera.
You do realize that the police have been vested with the authority to enforce the law?

A bar owner that does not follow the instructions of the authorities is going to find their bar closed in short order because they have to comply with the law and with instructions by parties authorized to give them.

To paraphrase the trope that those that don't like Twitter are free to create their own: if you don't like the way society works then you are free to create your own. On Mars or something.
The PlayStation has had the ability to keep itself up-to-date while in sleep mode for almost a decade now.
I have personally introduced "timed checkins" for my company. I'll reload slack once every 2, 3 hours and then answer everything, then go back to my regularly scheduled task.
it's even cheaper to ship whiskey which I'm all for
personal experience, few bucks fortunately, lost and I’m giving up on it