skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The readme is clear and also hilarious. I love this kind of thing. Anyway, this part sounds like the sort of obscure browser idiosyncrasy that I'll read about in some exploit writeup years from now:

> What's cool is that a browser won't actually load that background image until this selector is used

Intuitively it strikes me as leaky, fingerprintable behavior. I don't see any obvious problem with it, but it does vaguely remind me of those hacks that could exfiltrate browsing history with clever usage of the :visited selector.
well, it was. now we’re seeing these companies—who used as one of their primary selling points to lure in talent, “come help us make the world a better place”—in real time, one by one, we’re beginning to see their true motives and true colors come out as they begin to close up public access.

i think the real question is when, not if, we end up with public infrastructure.
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What is disquieting in this context is that SCOTUS is generally not in the business of handing out declaratory judgments. After all, if they start extrapolating on what could happen if a given course of action were taken, that gets disquietingly close to legislating from the bench.

It's odd behavior for Originalists, who, if anything, one would assume, would hew far more closely to the power of the courts at the time the Constitution was framed, which was very little.
The stream example in whisper.cpp solves this problem effectively by running the inference on a sequence of chunks and then keeping around the last chunk as context for the next sequence of chunks for the next inference. Ideally as many chunks as possible should be combined into a sequence as this would minimize the amount of redundant computation and edge effects should the speaker have an utterance that is more than 30 seconds long. But just doing 2 chunks at a time would also work though it would double the processing required.
> This is an interesting way to frame something I've seen stated as "if you don't own the land you don't get to decide what to do with it".

How about “if you cannot afford to defend the land, you do not get to decide what to do with it”?

Who is paying for all the police/military/courts/legal system keeping that highly desirable land secure from “outsiders”?

Land owners in the US have an enormous subsidy from non land owners simply by being able to secure their asset without commensurate payment for security, and doubly so in California with their prop 13 property tax increase cap.
>which many folks might find impinges on their right to free speech.

The constitution protects you from the government impinging on your free speech. It does not protect you from Facebook, your mother, or some random retailer from doing so.

The philosophical concept of "free speech" exists beyond the constitutional concept which is a subset.
It's always like that.
The case wasn't about the editorial content of the cake but rather the sexuality of the imagined customer.
Of course that’s within their right? Government censorship violates the principle that force is only justified in response to force, and not being allowed to use someone else’s service does not. It’s like saying that not wanting shoes to be banned and wanting to prevent people from wearing shoes in your house are contradictory positions.
> Are you seriously suggesting Russia is responsible for more death and destruction around the world than the US?

A 'benefit' of genocides is that few if anyone is left tot tell the tale.

Wikipedia has a decent record on the methods of Russian imperial expansion. Sure, many European colonial powers did similar things, but America's empire was won not quite as violently as those.

Anyone that has studied how Russia copied Mongolian methods wholesale knows that they were particularly violent.
It is meritorious insofar as it is designed to bring joy to another individual and celibate their relationship as opposed to provoking the baker by hiring him to produce a work designed solely to offend him.
Uh, if you scrape it at all with anything?
Yelp you can’t see more than 3 reviews or photos without downloading their crap app.

This anti pattern exists all over.
According to the person and the story the media claims is that individual. The person has never come publicly outside of the media, and at this point, I have my doubts whether the person is the same, or whether the person is telling the truth (plenty of incentive to lie - and no oath to bind).
You can also say that someone shouldn’t be allowed to murder you without actually being murdered.
Agreed, Sync was perfection. It got a little rocky with the redesign, but I think the dev handled it masterfully by rolling back for a bit and taking stock. The re-launch allowed you to configure the UI of the app any way you liked, so you could go for an "old.reddit" style information dense UI if you wanted it.
I tried to explain to my wife why Mr Lancaster's use of the phrase: "The Postscript general purpose programming language" was a sign that he was even nuttier than me.

Too much backstory to explain, alas. He inspired me by demonstrating that things were worth doing just because they could be, even when it probably wasn't the best idea. The scrap electronics sales and descriptions on his site were a treat, too.

RIP, and many thanks for the inspiration.
I could also force you to sell car parts by holding your parents at gunpoint. Yet here we are, with no mention of making selling car parts illegal. I wonder why? Coercion of service via threat of violence is already pretty illegal as far as I can tell.
my K75 is older than me!
Plenty of discussion elsewhere today:

US Supreme Court rules website designer can refuse to serve same-sex couples

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36540849

Supreme Court Rules Web Designer Can Refuse Work on Same-Sex Wedding Announcemen

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36539051

Supreme Court allows web designer to refuse service for same-sex weddings

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36535754
Very inspirational for people of my generation looking to learn everything about computers. An early fount of knowledge through his prodigous publishing. I personally learned a lot about hardware and postcript among others from Don.
Biden Announces New Actions to Provide Debt Relief and Support for Student Loans
"Sex trade that doesn't end up harming vulnerable women" does not exist, has never existed, and cannot exist. Many governments have tried, and failed, because it is entirely contrary to human nature. Sex is the most intimate of acts, our deepest and oldest animal instinct. It cannot be modeled as an economic commodity exchanged between rational market actors.
Yep, god bless our communist energy policy, while the eastern states were screaming about rocketing energy prices a year back, ours were stable because the electricity company is state owned and contributes profit to the public purse, and as you say a certain portion of gas has to be reserved for the local market.

Coming from the UK I don’t want competition in basic utilities like there is there. I don’t want to have to shop around for the best energy price every year, or to be at the mercy of the free market on pricing for the most basic of necessities like power and water.
Steve Yegge’s customer support app for Amazon possibly
From my research, the claims themselves are true or at least close to true, but the implications behind those claims were not. Builders remedy did end the zoning regime as it existed, but it didn't abolish zoning, merely replace it with something arguably (slightly?) better. Its also time gated, and subject to the whim of the market, and has caveats that could fill a page.
> the "templates" we use for codegen need to be valid Typescript files, or we risk breakage if imports or types change.

Any tips on how to do this? I’ve been running into similar problems with code generation in TS, and I haven’t been able to come up with a good technique for how to solve this problem yet. (Anything I’ve been able to find is either an AST that’s awkward to use, or string templating that can’t be valid code since it has extra syntax in it.)
We live in an age of binary reproducible builds and anything worth running is open source.

Windows-centric orgs barely know software from their ass.

If your org is dumb enough to run closed source software for core IT functions, or you run Windows on bare metal, or don't have TPM chips and secure boot enabled, you kinda deserve what you get.
Chomsky just says the quiet part out aloud.

I’m always amused by people who think that if the USA ceased its war mongering efforts no nation would try to fill that void and everyone would just get along nicely.
The goal of the bill is not about bodily autonomy... The article makes it clear that the goal is to stop penalizing people who are very often victims (of trafficking or circumstance).

They are not trying to stop the trade, legalize the trade, etc... They are trying to make it so that those who sell their body are not 'locked' into the trade because they can't get a job, an apartment, etc. and escape the cycle of selling -> jail -> selling -> etc... Even if they get help, it's hard to continue your life if you can't find a job or sign a contract for a safe place to stay.
I suspect this majority of the court would think social media is perfectly within their rights to do that -- after all, Citizen's United makes it clear the court thinks corporations have first amendment rights.
Right. As though the Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah, as traditionally understood for over 1,900 years by Christian scholars (the "inhospitable" argument is an extremely modern take), is not one of the four sins that cries out to Heaven for vengeance.

As if asking a Christian or Muslim (because some Muslims actually do believe the same story and incorporate it into their law) to make a message supporting gay marriage, who takes that literally, isn't meant to be offensive.
That’s a very puritanical view of the sex trade.

In New South Wales prostitution has always been legal, including street crawlers, and for the protection of the sellers it is illegal to be a pimp. The view being the women have agency but pimping is predatory
Yes. Do you believe you have the right to force others to service you, or do you believe that force is only justified in response to force? It’s one or the other.
Might it be this article?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26531660
And I'm pretty sure you'd be wrong. For example, uploading a movie you don't have a copyright to to YouTube is illegal. That movie night be public data, but you don't have the permission of the copyright holder to copy that data.

Publicly accessible =/= You having the right to do whatever you want with something.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/15/23762868/reddit-ceo-steve...

> Huffman has argued the changes are a business decision to force AI companies training on Reddit’s data to pony up, but they’re also wiping out some beloved Reddit apps, and thousands of subreddits have gone dark for days in protest.

…

They want to charge for what they believe the data is worth.

Not for usage, but value.
That's what Reddit executives say, but I don't think they're being truthful. Big significant AI players could be easily deterred by a mere terms of service change, or a modest rate-limit.

Instead they imposed an extremely abrupt new demand for money with any API call.
If it's relying on something like detailed maps or something that need to be updated I could understand that; it costs money to rescan and keep that data up to date. If it's just the basic vision/radar adaptive cruise that's terrible like their heated seats.

I bet it's the worse of those two things, knowing BMW.
Eh I think this will fundamentally change the site, almost like the inverse of the Digg exodus. A lot of us old school users are angry and done. The newer users that haven’t experienced a different social cycle of Reddit are the one are the ones upset that the mods are revolting. Over the last month, the quality of the front page has significantly dropped, and the remaining subs were heavily biased towards the ones that most recently rose to prominence (and have the most repeated / bland takes in the comments).

I’m not going to claim that Reddit was a bastion of intellectualism back in the day, but the mean effort put into comments on the main subs has deteriorated over time and today might very well mark a discontinuity in that
I mean, yes. Traditionally, prior to the recent rulings, a gay man running a design firm would in fact be compelled to to do the best work he felt he could for, say, a Catholic church, because religion is a protected class. So what? He's not obligated to own a business and the fact he has hung a shingle bears some obligation to serve his fellow Americans.

> Would it be morally acceptable to only hire whites?

I think you're tilting at a windmill here. The more accurate question would be "Would it be morally acceptable for an all black institution to categorically disregard white candidates because they don't have that 'urban vibe' the institution is going for." Well would it?
>Virtu literally switched sides and make most of their money on order execution.

That's not true according to their filings. In their filing for 2022 Q4, I see 185m from market making, and 89m from execution.
Lawyers refuse clients all the time. I’d imagine a deeply religious lawyer may refuse to represent a gay client as their religious beliefs would make them unable to represent the client properly.
Me and my son love couch co-op games, but yeah, doing split-screen can be hard to get right, especially around text and UI elements.
It only seems different because you don't agree on the merits.
How about occlupanids?

http://www.horg.com/horg/?page_id=2
Lemmy now has over 2M users across 915 instances
Especially a state as aggressively draconian about copyright as the American government
I see, thanks. These should be separate hosting accounts or platforms, to reduce blast radius.
Restricting ourselves to actual injuries makes it more challenging to use a stream of hypothetical cases to effectively rewrite the law based on imaginary injuries and forces us to deal with reality as we find it which is why we have centuries of jurisprudence with that standard being applied and no reason to abandon the standard other than to help the judges serve in their new role as super legislators the populace isn't entitled to vote out.
Out of curiosity, what have you made?
I understand that argument for legalizing selling. But keeping the purchase of sex illegal means buyers will choose to buy sex in areas where they feel safe from the law. This will make people who have no choice but to sell sex operate in a less safe environment.

If their goal is to protect victims then full legalization goes even further than this half-measure.
I've got a table widget you can give a try

https://github.com/tarkah/iced_table
The difficulties in understanding Aristotle's writings due to lost cultural references highlight the importance of preserving cultural knowledge in our digital age. How can we better document and preserve the context of our current philosophical and ethical discussions for future generations?
Thanks for the info. I didn't know about the TomeSD stuff, really interesting. Why do you think that AITemplate is so much faster?
You can think and speak anything you want. But when you put an advertisement in the newspaper that you provide services and then you refuse to provide those services because of who somebody is, and who somebody is is a protected class... Well, up until recently, that was pretty well understood to be illegal.
LLCs or corporations have nothing to do with this particular issue. You can operate a business as a sole proprietorship where there is no distinction between the business and yourself and public accommodation laws still apply.
No, I'm actually telling you the standard for article III standing. I'm in no way telling you what I believe should be true or just.
I’m curious. Do you guys use some app to access hackernews? I still use the browser like a caveman.
The people who buy smart devices likely don't have this concern.
TBF though it seems like large companies love paying through the nose for support contracts so managers can point fingers when things go wrong.
Oh sure, he is NOW, but what was he at the instant he contacted her?
There are also Mlem, Liftoff and Wefwef
Out of curiosity, what are you trying to make?
From memory, Preact doesn't use synthetic events system like React and its runtime is much smaller. It can't be used generically like React can in mobile (React Native) or similar though because of this
Would you leave grandma with a companion robot?
I don’t really agree with the article. TCM was a wonderful thing as it was conceived but the times have changed a lot since then.

Its main viewership is dying. Not to overuse the word “literally,” but, literally dying.

Live cable is basically the worst way to watch a movie I you can imagine at this point. I love all the kind words about curation but hello have you ever heard of the Internet? There is no shortage of sources of movie curation all better than anything a mass-market cable channel can offer.

I think ultimately TCM needs to be reallocated into something that fits live cable better, possibly not even related to movies. Longer term, I don’t think most cable stations will exist at all. They will be content portals for the various media conglomerates like we see on streaming sites. I think that cable service as we understand it now will essentially be shut down. Just look at the free “cable” services out there like Pluto. They’re all pseudo-channels pieced together with a grab bag of content.

I’ve also got a bit of an unpopular opinion here: the Max rebrand makes a ton of sense. Why? Because the “HBO” Brand is associated with adult shows, i.e., R-rated content. This is a problem. Did you know Max is the streaming home of Sesame Street? Yeah, that used to have the HBO brand on it.

HBO Max got to the point where most of its content isn’t even from HBO. Making the streaming service a separate brand from the content sources makes perfect sense.
In the Incredible Secret Money Machine, one of his tips was to cut off the power cord to your TV. (Pre Internet era!) The solid advice to not let yourself get distracted is invaluable. And harder than ever in today's world.

He also welcomed people contacting him directly with questions. Amazing. (Derek Sivers does than now: amazing).
Harmonic on Android
I use Octal for iOS
This is funny and sad at the same time.
Because sex, unlike car parts, is not a commodity that is bought and sold between rational economic actors. Sex is the most intimate of acts, the oldest and deepest animal instinct, and people will do things to satisfy their lust that they would never even consider in any other context. A marketplace for sex that doesn't abuse women cannot exist among homo sapiens; it's just not compatible with our nature. Many have tried, all have failed
But lots of countries, including several developed ones, have legalized prostitution if the chart in this Wiki page is to be believed? If you include the Nordic model (as Maine appears to be implementing), this widens the number of countries to include like 8 developed ones? Are Spain, Finland, Poland, Portugal, Italy, the Netherlands and the UK suffering for either having selling sex decriminalized, or actually legalizing prostitution even if pimping remains illegal?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_law#Abolitionism
Will this increase or decrease human sex trafficking?
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Because bigotry is incompatible with democracy, and you can’t have freedom without democracy.
The problem is that a lot of that public data is protected by copyright.
I think there is a lot of nuance about safety and we probably disagree on the specifics, but I appreciate and thank you for answering and helping elucidate my understanding :)
> But civil rights violations sort of loom over you all the time, so even if you aren't trying to express the impugned right

This is exactly the situation the designer believed themselves to be in, during the course of normal business.
You can do all of those things with regular credit cards added to Apple Pay too
I think there are quite large benefits in sharing outdoor pollution data compared to temperature and humidity due to its much larger health impact.
My Citi Double Cash does this
Yes, the government's role in regulating commerce is stronger than freedom of association rights for people engaging in commerce.

i.e. you don't have to be friends with someone you don't like, but you can't deny them commerce (your labor) based on their being in a protected class.

That is, if for whatever reason you don't like people of a certain (Race | Age | Color | Religion/faith | Sex | National origin or ancestry | Disability | Genetic information | Citizenship | Veteran status) you cannot deny them business.

You can according to this ruling deny them business if the work is an act of expression you refuse to do.
The article suggests that Elon is Twitter’s founder. Was this ChatGPT contributor?
People need this modern gladiator thing as they been battling for ages.
> Black stripe for us hardware folks

I've never heard this expression and couldn't find any references to it by googling. What does this mean?
I tried so hard to finish Atlas Shrugged but I only made it as far as realizing/learning who John Galt is and by then it was a chore. Gave up and haven’t looked back.
Cadence uses Generative AI in chip design
My understanding was that HFTs make the most profits during periods of highest volatility. Why do they pull out?
Often times though, the cores are fused because they are malfunctioning. If the option is between that and just getting rid of the CPU, I'd rather they do that.
> False. Human labor trafficking receives high praise from the global ruling class for its excellent profitability.

It is also an effective tool to blackmail willing & unwilling lawmakers, corporate heads, & officials to control policy.
Accessing a system you don't have permission to access because it's misconfigured is still illegal lmao. People have gone to jail for doing exactly this.
Just curious, were you using v2 or v3 of the AWS SDK? I was going to try Vitest after reading these comments, but maybe it's not feasible right now.
Reminds me of Scratch! Super cool
I suspect that those who bothered to go through the effort of downloading a third party app were also power users who most likely also contributed a lot more content than other users. How many content creators did Reddit lose by killing these third party apps?

Reddit doesn’t produce content of their own. If content creators and moderators took away their effort, Reddit would die.
Hey no need to slander my reality TV shows. I know they’re dumb. I like them dumb. It’s just entertainment, and I don’t have to be invested in it like all the over-serious shows out there.
US Usury laws were if not eliminated, substantially curtailed in th last 30 years. There used to be interest rate caps on consumer loans. Now we have Payday Loan Titans.
In California, you can only charge a max of 10% interest if you want to seller-finance real estate. The way to charge more than 10% is to become a regulated bank which is non-trivial and capital-intense.
any signs of overheating? ps4 is the worsts
Radioactive spill near Richland WA worse than expected
Your analogy isn't applicable here. What the OP was trying to get at is that even an individual who doesn't know anything about markets, HFT, liquidity, etc can still benefit from high liquidity from HFT (since it allows for transactions to occur sooner and quicker). In the AI example, the implication is that the final product isn't benefiting consumers.
The location spoofing is the real problem here, not ID. An anonymous SIM card can still give accurate location.
Hosts file? Blackhole Facebook content entirely?
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Huh? Divorce lawyers talking on r/teenagers about relationship advice?
Hack is great.