skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I’m sure Reddit keeps all versions as well. But I think it would be impractical to restore to the correct version at scale unless they want to manually review to find the “right” version to restore.

If they retain versioning history I'm sure it would be easy to identify a mass edit and revert all of those edits from the user. If it wasn't easy, for some reason, it would probably be easy to revert all edits after, say, 2 days of posting.

Given that everything posted to Reddit becomes the property of Reddit (okay, perpetually licensed to Reddit), I don't know that much legally could be done about this. Unless they restored stuff posted while under-age, or PII, maybe.
No, I meant the company.

I'm in the UK and if it transpired that Google (the company) had routine access to NHS medical data, I'd be very upset and complaining to the information commissioners office.
Based on what I've seen, the people are informed as to where the buses/planes are going, and voluntarily go. They correctly understand that any large city farther from the border has more jobs, more resources than any border town. And they are correct in this assessment.

There's this weird, and frankly bigoted, infantilization of economic migrants who cross illegally. They aren't stupid. They are just as smart as your typical colleague. They are informed, they have agency, and access to information via smart phones they bring with them or the ones provided to them when CBP gives them a data to appear for their asylum hearings.

If I lived in one of these countries, I'd be one of these migrants. And there's no way I'd get on a bus or plane to a destination unless I thought there were more opportunities there. And yes, the Martha's Vineyard plane fiasco was a publicity stunt, BUT it clearly showed the utter hypocrisy Americans have on this issue. They showed up on an island filled with vacant 10 bedroom mansions, and early enough in the fall where a large percentage of businesses were still open. Not a single mansion was offered to them. Instead they were rapidly ferried to a military base to avoid offending the sensibilities of the economic elites on MV.

Meanwhile, if you live in a border town, you're just expected to deal with 1000x the number with no assistance from the US Federal government. After all, what do they care? They're thousands of miles away, and only care about things that they see. And they don't see the border towns, because the US national media has decided that it's not an interesting story for their audiences.
When you get banned, do all your comments disappear?
Which is power density
FWIW, coming from someone unfamiliar with Van Gogh's biography, this film was the first time I heard of the (conspiracy?) theory that his death was accidental and not a suicide.
I'm nearly certain this is all intentional, to consolidate as many users as they can under the official app. Huffman is in on it, and will be "fired" by the board shortly after which will appease many users with the drama, though the decision won't be reversed. They will then bring in some Wall Street CEO to flaunt the new metrics and possibly even reach profitability with the ad revenue from users in the official app.

Redditors have the memory of a goldfish and most will have forgotten about it a few weeks later.
Have you tried https://garudalinux.org/ ?
Federal law:

Under 18 USC 1201, a person is guilty of kidnapping who "unlawfully seizes, confines, inveigles, decoys, kidnaps, abducts, or carries away and holds for ransom or reward or otherwise any person."

I think what went down would definitely qualify as inveigling.
Readability and scoping are two big advantages. Anonymous functions are often short and sweet, but also highly specific to a single section of the code. It's not meant to be reused. Having to name that one-off use case and hoist it into a function elsewhere makes it harder to maintain and understand.
With proper anonymous functions, you can just read through it in one go.
Except I don't flip to a random page on the internet.

Like you, I am remembering the serendipity of the encyclopedia (and libraries for that matter).
He makes money from Apollo. Unless he has another job lined up, or a sizeable savings, he would probably enjoy his income staying as it is.
Is that why he invented the Dyson Sphere?
Water transport in reverse osmosis membranes is governed by pore flow, not a
Water transport in reverse osmosis membranes is governed by pore flow, not a solution-diffusion mechanism
Shameless plug: my.aidlab.com. It is free unless you want to store raw data of ecg/chest movements.
My thinking was that Reddit has always been a "news" site, and the majority of what active, ad-consuming users are looking at is likely to be content added in the last few days. It feels like this is only becoming more true as time goes on; modern social networks seem to actively discourage looking through the archives. I could be missing something, like AI training as someone else pointed out.
Pythonic Diversion
> Immigrants, both legal and illegal, are good for the economy in the LONG term.

Are illegal immigrants more likely to commit (other) crimes?
I just use the iOS Health app to do all that. It's too much work to duplicate that into another system, IMHO.

I even jam additional info like mood, weight, and blood pressure and other metrics into it with Shortcuts, which speeds up the process.
Earthstar and Willow in June '23
What I don't understand is why people think Reddit will let them just shut down subs permanently. They'll just remove the mods and bring the sub back forcefully if they have to, ride the wave of negativity and everyone will forget.
I think the case is getting the attention because it's not just some one spouting off online, it's a lawyer bumping into the legal system with false information that would otherwise be a massive legal no-no and they are trying to scape-goat it onto the new shiny software.
> Editing it would only affect what you see on your own client.

I know. I mentioned I was editing list on clients' (plural) PCs.

> Usenet is a distributed system - every server that didn't filter the group was hosting the content.

Right. I had found a physical address of hard drives containing the data. That it wasn't the only location of the data might not have mattered to an LEO. It all depended on how many gold stars this type of bust generated (at that time).

Hindsight recognizes here that the odds were against LEO being particularly interested. External political pressure may have changed that.

> It sounds like you were tracing your own ISP's server?

Multiple clients, multiple ISPs. IIRC I determined that AT&T was supplying NNTP to all of them.

> On that note some from upstate New York may remember that the attorney general tried to garner votes by raiding and seizing servers from a few local ISPs (Dreamscape, RIP), which in the end didn't work out.

When one grandstands in the press, one takes one's chances. Quiet LEO actions work a differently shuffled deck.

> The FBI was quite well aware of the content on Usenet and very adept at navigating it in its heydey.

Absolutely. However, the one action they never, ever, ever took was anything at all against the corporate hosts and suppliers of that data. There are many strong possibilities for this, some understandable and some corrupt.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, I'm saying that you can report it to AirBnB if it does. Anecdotally, they take these reports seriously.
You cannot really anonymised records like these. You can identify most people from only their post code, gender and date of birth (using just public data sources). So stripping names out is meaningless...
You can request your personal data with the CCPA or GDPR under https://www.reddit.com/settings/data-request
It does contain all your comments, likes, messages, etc. It does not contain the surrounding comments but at least a link to the thread.
As far as I know, YouTube always assumes one account is used by one person. Since I use it mostly on the television, this isn't true. It stays logged into my wife's account, but we both use it. So it's constantly fighting between me going in and watching sports highlights versus her going in and watching ASMR hands in slime face massage simulation videos. The recommendations are schizophrenic and all over the place. Other streaming apps that were meant for television first allow you to assign multiple user profiles to a single account.
I’m surprised by the negativity towards SO. I’m relieved when google gives me a SO hit for a question, because in my experience it has the best answers, often better than official documentation.

I’ve asked about 25 questions and never had one closed. A few didn’t get a useful answer but most gave very helpful answers. In one case an answer wrote 50 lines of code which would have taken me days to figure out.

Maybe my experience is uncommon?
> part of a plan to create a legal precedent banning AI from handling legal disputes.

The judge, in his ruling linked in previous HN discussion, listed a good half dozen parts of a legal dispute where he thinks AI would be super awesome, and then lays out why this particular part of the dispute is terrible for AI to play a role.
I do. I give a shit about any data any tech company has about me, and a thousands times more shits when it's very sensitive data such as medical records.
Chatgpt is trained on the internet, off which SO is part of it. It's also trained off interactions with it's users, which would eventually take over sources like SO.
Sounds like these lawyers need to be... DisBard? Sorry, it's too early for AI puns.
Um. Well, yes, broadly, true, but then they are largely similar across most PDA type devices. Address book or more general database, calendar/agenda/scheduler, notepad or jotter, maybe a file manager, then often some kind of minimal office-productivity tools or viewers...
Funny to think that parents purchased an encyclopedia for the family the way a later generation would purchase a home computer for the family.

Actually, maybe funny is the wrong word, it's kind of sweet.
comments here are like "what dumb lawyers". Sure OK. But what can we say here about "GPT-4 passed the bar exam!" and how useful is that data, given that this does not imply GPT-4 has the actual skills of a human lawyer.
$1200 for the set, in case you were wondering like I was.

https://www.worldbook.com/worldbookencyclopedia2023
Please allow it time to catch up. It always does.
Right after we make all medical treatments not-for-profit and all medical research completely open.
You're correct in pointing out that people are inherently selfish, however one major purpose of collective government is to do those things which are necessary and not always in-line with selfish motivations. Just as most Americans would be horrified to have their salary posted publicly for fear of stigma, jealousy, reprisals etc, Norway has demonstrated that those fears are unfounded, and salary data doesn't even have the opportunity to save thousands and thousands of lives.
Parsing takes a weekend. The rest takes a year to get a rudimentary compiler working.
I have somewhere some polaroids from my childhood that have more value than the entire corpus of reddit. But they are fading.

If people care so much take a screenshot and put it in a photo album.
Otherwise dont expect other peoples servers which cost money to run to hold your valuables.

Grow up.
> then they use them for everyday life because where they are grossly out of proportion. Perceived safety also plays into the equation.

They use them for everyday life because energy is so cheap that it does not make sense to inconvenience yourself and use something else.
Upvote for correct use of "enshittification"
You're saying a large percentage of the current userbase won't (probably >90%)

However, all users aren't the same. While I did not moderate any subreddits, I contributed substantially to several small ones in the way of posts, upvotes and thoughtful content. That's the stuff that really brings value to Reddit - it's the long tail. And even if the percentages are right, if the 5-10% that leave are some of the most valuable users of the site it will have a HUGE effect.

There are things about Reddit that are not widely known - the often thrown around stat of a small number of accounts moderating a huge number of subreddits is the tip of the iceberg. There's also a subreddit that you only get invited to if you have over 100k comment karma, called the Century Club. That's been around for a long time. Reddit knows it needs power users, not lurkers that add no value but advertisement impressions.

If they are trying to pivot to just become a site where you can infinite scroll memes and focus on the big subreddits, then they're directly positioning themselves to compete with Facebook and TikTok which seems pretty bad strategically IMO. It definitely doesn't bode well for the next decade of Reddit.
How much more do they need to do? 2005-2022 is already readily accessible, with the first few months of 2023 also being hosted as a separate file[0]. What more is there to even do, except for getting these past few months worth of content?

[0] https://the-eye.eu/redarcs/
So, it's your contention that the sort of people who gravitate towards positions of power/authority without any effective oversight and who have the technical means to essentially erase evidence...

These same people, are just overstressed and take too much shit, and this explains the vast majority of all alleged abuses?

I've heard this before. I hear it every time someone is shot to death while crawling towards their attackers while being screamed at to not move and come closer simultaneously. Every time that someone dies with a knee on their neck for 10 minutes. Every time a grenade is thrown into a baby's crib.

That's about the most generous I can be. Reddit moderators have not actually thrown grenades into baby cribs. They're not quite as bad as those that do throw grenades into babies' cribs.
Let's not make Airbnb some innocent party here. They're an awful company overall.
They're not petty, they're trying to address a genuine problem. First, the legal definition of "PII" excludes quite a lot of acutal PII. Second, even if there's genuinely no PII attached, it's pretty trivial to reidentify the data.
I've also understood that the behavior is most pronounced in cats that were removed from their litter and mother too soon.
Most people abstain from committing crime not because they will go to jail, but because pointlessly harming another human being is stupid, a waste of time and effort, pointless, and only makes the world worse.
We need AI driven robocats.
Thanks for this trick for exhaustiveness checking, I've just been putting

assert False, "This is unreachable."

in my code until now.
Your analysis is spot-on. Almost all of the other comments here are "I want X, so X is better. If you prefer Y, you're wrong and stupid."
SEC Homes in on Secretive Trading Arms Controlled by Binance Chief
https://archive.is/UB8iz
Looks good! Please add VueJs as a filter
> many things doctors need to be aware of to diagnose conditions have significant social stigma

some are illegal - think threating drug overdose
It looks very similar to the idea of using HTML itself as a templating language and working on the DOM directly as opposed to text-based templating, see

https://ontology2.com/the-book/html5-the-official-document-l...

It’s a definite path not taken.
Hopefully this comment won't be demoated by the algorithm - it truly holds water on its own!
Just anything factually incorrect, grammatically incorrect. ML operates on the principle of garbage in->garbage out.

Making it long as well is probably good in terms of just making it take more resources to process.

Edit: also bad logical leaps, fallacies, especially confident sounding statements which do these things. So basically BAU Reddit comments.
CAMNET – Live scenic views with air quality conditions in the Northeast
SPI is now supported (though only on ESP32 right now; PRs are welcome elswhere!), just fixed the docs. DMA is typically bundled with some other driver (like SPI).

We do support ADC - there is even a funky way of exposing these nicely as Jacdac servers so they show on debugging dashboards [0]

As for S3, PRs are welcome! :)

[0] https://microsoft.github.io/devicescript/developer/servers/a...
ImportC is written in D.
For those that have a liking to the blog style project updates some other projects do, the main website is a good feed https://openmw.org/en/.
Engineering Manager Role
After around one and a half years in the management track, I have summarized an understanding of the responsibilities and contributions of the Engineering Manager Role.

I view this not merely as something I fulfill but as a role I wholeheartedly embrace.

It's condensed, on purpose to keep it concise, and may appear dry. But this is on purpose, so it can be used as a reference and remain open to exploring the details of various aspects, supported by practical examples when time permits (he-he, time...).
@CoBE10 Tried this extension and found it better for me than Tree Style Tab. Your config is a custom CSS? Would you mind sharing it? Thanks!
>Today if I use Qt I don't bother with the official SDK on any platform, as it's not really worth it. Like, what, do I need to pipe my Qt account credentials into CI? No thanks, I'll build it myself.

On Windows you can just run the installer and then copy the installation directory from one computer to another. I think it doesn't even touch PATH.
That's applicable to personal information only. Everything a user posts to Reddit that isn't personal information, Reddit can use however they want.

>
You retain any ownership rights you have in Your Content, but you grant Reddit the following license to use that Content:

> When Your Content is created with or submitted to the Services, you grant us a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable, and sublicensable license to use, copy, modify, adapt, prepare derivative works of, distribute, store, perform, and display Your Content and any name, username, voice, or likeness provided in connection with Your Content in all media formats and channels now known or later developed anywhere in the world. This license includes the right for us to make Your Content available for syndication, broadcast, distribution, or publication by other companies, organizations, or individuals who partner with Reddit. You also agree that we may remove metadata associated with Your Content, and you irrevocably waive any claims and assertions of moral rights or attribution with respect to Your Content.
...Until search is subsumed by chatbots and all you can access is a commercial statistical model's rendering of the truth, digested from ever more abstract renderings of the primary sources, which probably exist somewhere but are impractical to find under the mountain of re-written LLM spam.
I agree. It's hard for me to get excited about anything tech companies output nowadays as more than likely it will be surveillance, ad, upsell and subscription-driven with growth and profits triumphing any regards and respect for the end-user experience and privacy. I have zero reason to trust them not to abuse my health data for their own interests rather than use it for the greater good.
It's not a random hospital - it's your hospital. There are many governmental bodies that are there only to watch Hipaa violations, and if your data is used wrongly you can sue for damages.

Google is a private company with no oversight.
When you write down rules by which you can take money for free from other people, any rule that means they don't have to give you money is, whether you call it a loophole or not, not a problem. Write your free money rules better.
> I believe medical records should be open and laws should address how people use the data, not trying to make something so valuable to all humanity secret from the beginning.

I believe exactly that about not medical records but medical procedures. If the doctors force me to share my medical records with the world of spammers and scammers I would rather choose to be a doctor for myself. But I see a little bit of problem when medical books are hard to download and medical drugs are very expensive because of so-called intellectual property. Medical industry relies too much on just obeying to all the doctor tells to do, blindly and brainlessly.

Do you really believe that my medical records bond to my personal data are more important knowledge to society than how to do drugs which can save anybody?
I would buy a historical edition of Brittanica, not a 2023 version of the World Book. It would be eye-opening to see how people thought of the world before the speed and hyper-connectivity of the internet.
I did a GDPR request and it showed the content of my deleted comments

but if you overwrite first with garbage then delete that's what shows up in the dump
> GmbH

This is apparently the German equivalent to an LLC.

Pretty sure you misunderstood what "limited liability" means. Pretty much all organizations today have the same legal status: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limited_liability
Self-hosting the Tor Project users forum
This regulation exists in Germany: https://www.verbraucherzentrale.de/wissen/vertraege-reklamat...
Where would someone find these?
Nit : you probably mean Hanlon's razor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
You don’t think you benefit from medical research?
Have a look into differential privacy - theres a lot more to it than just stripping names.
Your ball morphed into another car at the second sentence. Surely an effect of quantum entanglement :)
I still played on war2.ru until recently. Anyone? DOZENS TOO!
ArchiveTeam wants to archive all of reddit, shreddit wants to shred it. Interesting juxtaposition.
I'd assume it's not specified as a upper limit but that it's just the highest voltage/current-pair currently defined.

On a more fundamental level, there's the physics of how much power you can pass through a cable/connector safely.