skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Late stage capitalism!! This is turning into a tehcnofeudalism fast. Surveillance is getting ready, facial recognition check, no location privacy check, all money in fewer hands check. It will be ugly, no pitchforks will work this time
https://github.com/bouffalolab/bl_iot_sdk/issues/1
Synaptic pruning mostly ends before the age of 20 and any relationship pruning has to the psychological concept of 'willingness to change' seems like a wild conjecture you just now plucked from thin air.
Most safety issues to planes happen on the ground...just saying.
Hard to overlook the ephemeral quality of castles in the air.
> This is one advantage of Ada, where parameters are abstractly declared as "in" or "in out" or "out".

Also Fortran has "in", "inout" and "out".
I sort of agree that we underestimate support for these policies, but critically I think we underestimate who (rather than how many people) supports these policies—notably the elites in Hollywood, media, academia, and business (at least via DEI platforms in every major company).

Even still, I’m somewhat optimistic that this ideology won’t be adopted in its current form because it’s so inconsistent and often counterfactual, and I believe in a sort of “truth floats”. Moreover, our society is already “less woke” (or whatever term you prefer) than we were in the BLM and #MeToo eras.

Honestly, my biggest concern is that proponents of woke ideology are pretty successfully framing it as the only alternative to Republican anti-wokeness or otherwise as the best way to “own the conservatives”. At least that’s the impression I get from debates I’ve had.
You are free to check.
I can't speak for all generations and all political movements, but the "politically correct zealotry" of my generation is now widely understood to have been on the correct side of history, and, in the eyes of the cultural mainstream, the language we were looking to change has come to be seen, at best, as outdated and slightly embarrassing.

That said, I saw it go the other way for some of the issues that one of my older siblings was excited about back in the day.

It's just possible that, "This idea seems to be most popular among young people," doesn't actually function as a stunning rhetorical coup de grace for any side of any cultural debate.
So laws of supply and demand don’t work because “lmao”?

Edit: Folks blaming Capitalism, Sauron, etc., but none will open up a spare room vin their home for the homeless for free (due to "reasons"), lmao.
> Someone will train a porn generating stable diffusion causing a moral outcry.

Unstable Diffusion was already booted from kickstarter. These projects have been in motion since the summer.
It's all of Germany, every family I know. I grew up in Düsseldorf in the 1980s and 90s.
I suspect bbarnett is joking.

Dvorak being the default layout was a problem because it was completely hidden due to the low screen resolution.
It would be interesting to make a list of politicians and decision makers along that route, and then map their "influences". For example, Politician X receives $Y from the airline industry or the auto industry. Or Consultant Z is married to VP at company that will suffer from the rail line being operational.

These strings exist. Who is pulling them?
my cs degree had a entrepreneurship course and a how computers affect society course
I agree there are a lot of protections for tenants.

I do no think they're sufficient and go far enough.

I say this as someone living in the UK.
> grep http: current.csv | wc -l

54679

So over 5% of the top 1m sites still don't use HTTPS.
Recommend not downvoting. This person offered detailed feedback that the original poster found helpful.
Raph’s Reflections and Wishes for 2023
i recently discovered that google continues to neuter the ability to change the default Gallery and Camera apps settings (Android 11+). does lineage bring this config back or do you still have to edit files and move stuff to /system/priv-app?

not sure if there was ever a way to change the default Contacts app through UI.

hoping this new lineage is available for Zenfone 9 soon, which just got Android 13 OTA this month.
It's not an issue right now though. I look around and I see thousands of apartments and condos for rent from different entities- many of them small renters. There are also tons of houses for sale.

Why aren't they all corporate owned yet? I think a lot of renting is not profitable but if all you need is a place to live that's no problem. Perhaps I'm a bit ignorant here?
So how do you think it will help anyone if it costs more to build more rental units. Every single response so far is going into moral outrage about JPM buying up existing home inventory didn’t even bother to read the bullet points

> The companies plan to acquire up to $1 billion in build-to-rent properties, starting in Atlanta.
Personally: design, code, produce, and sell a PCB to the high power rocketry hobby. Not really to make money but just for the experience of going form zero to product on the market

Professionally: get the salesforce certified technical architect cert (I have all the prereqs) that’s good for another ~$75k on my base salary. Yes, I’m familiar with the process and what it entails.
Hey, you forgot to mention the democracy sausage
Market forces exist whether you like it or not. If you design policy pretending that they don't, the market just spills over to a closed system of exchanging political favors, AKA corruption.
> In this case, JPMorgan’s partnership is building new homes, not buying up existing ones. So it should work to reduce the cost of housing.

This is the most naive take. JP morgan is going to sqeeze as much profit as possible, why would they do anything to lower rents?
AI-assisted plagiarism? ChatGPT bot says it has an answer for that
Good thinking, make sure you have some potential customers in mind and try to rope them in for feedback.

Verticals like Senior Care I think would go for this over the current MSP managed systems.

They have high turn over and low tech investment, I've met ones that still use workgroups and shared workstations (single username/pass).

There is a market there potentially for the management companies that run the facilities
There should be some rule against calling a Nobel prize winner a fraud, without a very convincing argument.

Go away.
I believe the issue is with Freenom. They offer very bad service and you shouldn't use their services for important projects because sometimes you may lose your domain even if you paid for it.
Having never been an evictor or evictee, I don't know the process. But I see no reason an AI couldn't act as judge either; think of the efficiency.
Since it's compatible with so many devices, it should probably run on most others too as long they support the same Camera API.

As for downloading, I'm not sure if it's available separately, which of course would be the easiest way, but you can always get the APK for it from any LineageOS build. Just download the flashable ZIP image, extract payload.bin from inside the ZIP, extract the product partition with payload-dumper-go [1]:

payload-dumper-go -p product payload.bin

and then you have an EXT4 image you can simply mount under UN*X, or extract from using numerous tools for Windows. It'll be somewhere in the /app/ directory.

1. https://github.com/ssut/payload-dumper-go
I've picked up some Winter Virus so I won't be doing much. This might be the first year I haven't stayed up til midnight on NYE in my life
You have a contradiction, basic Econ tells us it will reduce prices.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/openforum/article/Yes-th...

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/040215/how-does-law...

Edit: And downvoted, follow the Science^TM except Economics, in that case follow randos
How much further should they go?
Politics is the problem?

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/09/us/california-high-speed-...

I can remember when Governor Moonbeam wanted to build HSR in California in the 1970’s.

Short-sighted individuals just wanted to build wider highways.
At my last job, I would simply reply with "Agenda?" before accepting a meeting invite. Nobody ever complained. Also, setting a good example helped.
Our world is non-ideal in many ways, and there are many potential sacrifices one could make to help improve our future. Using more private technology is one of them, but so are things like avoiding flying, going vegan, switching careers to directly work on a problem, or donating to support progress in these or other areas. I think it's pretty hard to make a case that trying to hold back the large decrease in privacy is more altruistically valuable than, say, trying to keep humanity from wiping itself out (nukes, bioengineering, AI, etc).
So 50 years she was ok with it and suddenly, at 66 years of age she felt raped.
Note, also, that "communism" isn't the opposite of "democracy". "Authoritarianism" is.

Conflating the two is part of the propaganda we've been sold for nearly a century now.
Has anyone else ceased rooting their phone?

It has begun to seem like an unnecessary risk, with the appearance of Android policies necessitating VPN Hotspot make manipulations to nftables, (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=be.mygod.vpnho...), trusting Magisk, going without Clockwork Mod on many platforms, eschewing security updates.

What benefits are you guys reaping from taking root, these days?
Sugar in the moooorning.
I'm not him, but the older I get the worse I see interactions with social media getting, so I don't think anyone is going to outgrow it.

When people start ignoring their children in favour of social media (something I've witnessed many times with people I know) I don't think there's much hope coming back from that point.
It should be illegal for corporation to spend money to build new housing units?
Still JPMC assumes that it will make them money. So it won’t help with housing affordability and availability.
Oh, i thought it was people between teen and early twenties, as it looks like a combination of these words.

I misused the word, thanks for pointing that out. Really confusing when you stumble upon such a total misconception about the meaning of a word in your own vocabulary.
I acknowledge I stretched a bit your comment. I meant it as a way to try to find the line on what's OK with these new AIs rather than ill-intended O:)

Regarding your point, I wonder how different is it to break the "terms of use" for fair right, vs breaking the "terms of obtaining" alltogether. They both are about jumping over owner's will, who has the full rights of the work.

I very much look forward to see how the ethics and law around these issues evolve.
But people have rights and just because you organise together as a union or a company, the government can't use that as a backdoor to limit your rights (Citizens United).
The framing in the title seems somewhat disingenuous to me. This is one article in that journal, it's not an editorial and as far as I can tell there is nothing to indicate that this article represents the opinions of the journal or its editors.

The more interesting criticism of the paper are only paraphrased without quotes, I'm not sure I understand the arguments here without reading the original paper in full.

There is one part I think that is interesting from an entirely different point of view, and that is that "fitness" is probably not the best term for this concept in evolution. I don't think I've ever heard evolution explained without the caveat that "fitness" in evolution doesn't mean what we understand commonly as fitness. It's more about the survival of the best adapted one, and not the strongest one.

There are some terms in biology that are far from ideal, but they stick because we used them for a long time. Another example is the "central dogma of molecular biology", Crick later admitted that he misunderstood what dogma actually means when he coined that term. The term is simply wrong in this case, but it still remains.
Microservice is a module. A module that got separated by a network layer, most often due to somebody's momentary lapse of judgement.

It's encouraging that you forbid the next person to fall into identical trap (you effectively say: this kind of remote module must not use further remote modules). Alas... they can, and they will.
Hopefully it will be up on F-Droid soon enough.
No, that's hard work.

Just making predictions, on the other hand, is easy.
I just went through all of this when building a raytracer.

* Sprinkling & around everything in math expressions does make them ugly. Maybe rust needs an asBorrow or similar?

* If you inline everything then the speed is the same.

* Link time optimizations are also an easy win.

https://github.com/mcallahan/lightray
Civilization/society is, in a lot of ways, a human rejection of natural selection as the fundamental force driving our species's future.

But evolution as a process, as much as we can ascribe these terms to a stochastic process, is inherently abelist and eugenicist? Like, that's what natural selection is.

Both the author's analysis and the reviewed paper are dumb.
Autotranslated title: "A mobile sauna and a laundry are sent from Estonia to Ukrainian soldiers"

Autotranslation for the lazy: https://www-err-ee.translate.goog/1608823891/eestist-saadeta...

I'm not sure if this is on-topic, but it's unusual enough for me. Can you change the title to the translated version, something like "A mobile sauna and laundry sent from Estonia to Ukrainian soldiers [Estonian]" (I removed some text from the title because I think it's a better translation, but you probably can make a better job.)
They won’t do it out of altruism, if the market forces them to lower rents, they will have to do that.

Everyone in this thread is acting as though anyone building new houses is Sauron and that any action will make house prices and rents always go up.
I lived in Chicago and I heard woke stuff all the time at work (we had some pretty insane DEI meetings and posters around the office), among friends, at church, and of course protests/demonstrations/riots on the streets.

I think it’s not evenly distributed IRL and that has some people feeling like “woke” is just some Republican boogeyman. Also, people seem to be forgetting the #MeToo and #BLM eras surprisingly quickly—woke ideology spurred nationwide protests and riots and somehow that seems to be getting memory-holed.
/ is mounted as read-only.
What does buying existing housing have to do with the article?
"It has become traditional viewing on New Year's Eve in European countries such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Estonia,[1] or on 23 December in Norway, and, as of 1995, was the most frequently repeated television programme in Germany ever."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinner_for_One
I did that in university before you born

It can be done manually easily
Well, my issue is not with existence or life creation itself.

My issue is of free will and the lack thereof.

Do you think that you'd be happy without free will?

I'd rather free will. Even if the choice is to be toyed with, the fundamental has to be free will.

It's easy to think that people would gravitate toward free will.
It was unusually popular in the US in the 90s because it was shown on the public educational TV network, along with "Are You Being Served?". Because low-brow jokes about Mrs. Slocombe's naughty bits are highly intelligent and sophisticated as long as the accent is British.
From what I understand, having also not read The Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith had some...biases and blind spots, but was overall talking about useful ideas.

Thing is, he recognized them as theoretical. Too many of the people parroting them think they were meant to be applied directly to the real world, as if we had an actual spherical market cow in a vacuum.
Stalin and Mao were communists and they handsomely defended communism and transformed their respective countries into global powers. You have bought into capitalist demonization of Stalin and Mao. Stalin in particular was responsible for the enormous growth of the USSR and for providing high standars of living to all citizens in the Soviet Union like they never experienced before. They both also had to defend themselves against imperialist aggresion while trying to support global communist struggle.

Don't be so quick to jump into cold war propaganda against Stalin, with all his failures and shortcomings he was still an amazing leader.
Really nice to see this here. I'm in the Netherlands and it has been a tradition in my family and my mother's family to watch this (on tv) on new year's eve. It's been quite a while since I watched it, living on my own. I'm going to tune in tonight!
Counterpoint: Google and Facebook are still around and stalking users, and their malicious SDKs (as well as other analytics SDKs) still litter every mainstream app possible with no way to even opt-out (overlooking the fact that such tracking should be opt-in to begin with).
By uncritically repeating the nonsense that sensationalist mass media spews, OP does illustrate two of the main dynamics ultimately causing this. Parents are gobbling up this malevolent nonsense and then hovering over their kids to protect them from their own delusions, and the kids themselves are also being blasted with the apocalyptic media fire hose.
https://archive.is/zgjMb
This is the most predictable guy:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Kornelius
US navy released worst rust photo to date
404 :/
Is there a reason LineageOS doesn't support recent Pixel hardware? I was planning to buy a Pixel to run Lineage, but the newest supported Pixels (5/5a) only have a support window of 3 years instead of 5 years for Pixel 6/7. And Pixel 5 is already close to 3 years old. I don't want to switch now if in a year I'll get hit with EOL and have to buy new hardware and switch to another OS.
I've only known a single person who buys in to all this stuff, and my social circle leans overwhelmingly left. And with "this stuff" I don't make the basic precepts – many people agree on that – but rather the more outlandish "woke" interpretations of things: "structural racism exists and is a problem": sure, loads of people agree with that, as do I. But "math education is full of white supremacy culture" ... yeah, not so much.

Not a very scientific poll by any standard of course and I'm sure it's a biased selection in all sorts of ways, but it doesn't seem that common of a viewpoint to me.

I think the reason that you don't get a lot of pushback is that accusations of racism, transphobia, ableism, etc. are completely toxic, no matter how bullshitty they are. If you have to say "I'm not racist" then you've kind of already lost. It's a "cheat code" for winning the argument; the ultimate "stfu hammer". And you have to ask yourself: do I really have anything to gain by engaging on this and what do I risk losing?
Updates are also necessary for security patches.

Many of the thousands of dependencies in a given distro could file a new vulnerability overnight. Your immutable distro will need updating pronto.
I want human beings to not have been such a tire fire of a species capable of great cruelty to one another. Alas, we don’t always get what we want.
According to today's NY Times:

"The lawsuit, earlier reported by Rolling Stone, was filed this week under the California Child Victims Act, which temporarily lifted the statute of limitations so people who said they were sexually abused as children could file civil cases. The three-year period to file a complaint ends on Saturday."
Indeed. Even the courts do not fully respect this principle. Why should a corporation?
The NDR version can be watched on their site [0], but it might be region locked. The only notable differences I saw in the Swiss version is they removed the intro and the "Must I?" before taking the admiral's drink.

[0] https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/Dinner-for-One-Das-Original,din...
Why would anyone invest money just to get the same returns they can get on an inflation adjusted government bonds?
A Beacon in the Galaxy: Scientists Update Humanity’s Message to Aliens
Stop eating anything with white sugar added to it and limit added sugar.
Monitor my thoughts and choose which are worth attention and which to shut down/replace with better ones.

Everything seems to follow from this.
If you're interested, I'd love to chat about your systems and goals!

Whenever I'm feeling a bit directionless, small conversations with strangers start my snowball rolling :)

Throw something on my calendar: https://calendly.com/taylor-town/30min
So your refutation is ableism via ageism?
> I never figured out the brilliant insight about redundancy of operator precedence

As many things go, the Smalltalk designers had this insight a few decades ago, all "binary messages" have the same precedence.

I still think it's weird, but it makes sense.
Is that even a paper? Which advancement does it make for science apart cosmetic terminology? Language doesn't define reality, if you study linguistics just a little bit. Sadly today the exact opposite is pushed forward by a lot of entities. Using this or that term won't advance science an inch. Doing serious research using whatever term, as long as it's understandable, would make for better papers.
Corporate food production should not be allowed. Free markets are not fair enough to make sure everyone is properly fed, and once enough of it is owned they will price gouge. There are plenty of other places for companies to make money.
No, most Americans don’t perceive him as naked, any more than they do Bugs Bunny or other anthro mascots.

I think it’s the accent. His voice actors are pretty hard to understand sometimes.
I guess I don't think JPMorgan should be regulated a whole lot more here than someone that owns a single rental. The renters of either place should have a reasonable experience.

This ends up being a relatively small investment relative to the overall housing market (thousands of units gets you to a billion dollar acquisition cost). I can see it being a problem if large investors started to own most housing, but the best check on that is probably distributed and local (building more housing).
Book that does that for parents is "Love you forever". I was asked to read it to the children at church one sunday, by a childless woman in charge of the children's program. I refused. None of the parents would read it.

We didn't want to break down in tears in front of the entire congregation.

The woman was baffled. Maybe it has something to do with having children, I don't know. But after my kids wanted it read at bedtime repeatedly, I burned our copy and told them it was lost.
> Winning is the only thing that matters.

…assuming you trust the system to enact policies you care about. Punishing the act of disingenuously eroding trust in the system for political gain isn’t just a matter of principal but a clear long term strategy. Believe it or not there’s another election cycle after this one.
Poof, and its gone.
In a lot of ways. They have in the UK with the latest Renter Reform Bill 2022.

https://www.lettingaproperty.com/landlord/blog/renters-refor...

I'd like to see some proposals on how much rent can be raised with respect to local rates. Some European cities have attempted this, but not without issues.

And some enforcable time limits on how soon repairs can take - for example a broken boiler.
I can recommend GrapheneOS instead of LineageOS if you have a Pixel phone. It benefits from a lot of security features only Pixel devices have.

grapheneos.org
They'll lower rents in order to maximize profit. Number of units goes up, demand stays constant, the price will need to come down or they're stuck with empty units that generate negative profit.
Nearly every place I've worked, the supply chain attack problem has been solved or at least mitigated by using an Artifactory instance with a curated list of packages.