skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Heinz ketchup in the silver packaging just hits differently. I don't know why but it feels fancier. Also do you remember the first time you saw the new heinz packet? The big one? I remember being so happy at the amount you get per packet vs needing like a dozen of the regular ones making a packet massacre when you're finished eating.
What makes these hacks think I wouldn’t just take my ball and go home? Not sure they care, but I am in a juicy demographic, so the joke’s on them. Social media has a short shelf-life, as long as I can remember. To pull a stunt like this, well, it is ballsy to say the least. Farewell, Tweeter, you will not be missed!
That seems tied to Vite though?
Good point, my implicit assumption is that, unlike the classic forums of my youth, forums in the post-LLM age will want to adopt the "tree of invites" model (e.g. how lobste.rs does it) rather than allowing unrestricted write privileges (read privileges can still be public). This creates a localized web of trust that will be mostly manageable at medium scales; ban or revoke invite privileges to any users whose invitees turn out to be bots or sockpuppets.
My guess is Common Lisp has the most usage in industry, its just quiet compared to the latest dog food sharing app built in Clojure. Racket seems the most enthusiastic and fun community, and has some great learning tools. And Emacs Lisp secretly runs all of it.
Bold of you to assume I'm privileged.

I was born abroad and immigrated here when I was 5. It was only through years of work -- starting when I was 16; excellent grades; and even better financial aid, that I was ever able to afford to go to college. And it remains a struggle to continue affording it. I attended a community college for a year and I am also a Pell Grant recipient. I have maxed out Federal loans each and every one of my semesters, and work 70+ hours a week over the summer just to make ends meet.

Regardless, the debts I take out are solely my own and it would be unreasonable for me to expect them to be shouldered by anyone else.
Memmy is also similar to Apollo
sigh. Android Sync was one of the best reddit apps i have used. it had tons of customization, never crashed, snappy, had multi-window support etc. Apollo on iOS was a distant second.
anything that elon musk says is true by coincidence only
The ADL shouldn't ever be taken seriously
That's sad. I think for the ones in my area while they may use Twitter they tend to have some publicly accessible alternative.
Freedom does not allow you to harm others with impunity.
IIRC, some Smalltalks also use a similar trick.
That's never going to work for the average person, sadly. And it misses a lot of social features that a lot of people (myself included) want from social media. Simply put, the UX is way too far off what people want and need.
If HN is down, I'll just try again in a few hours, or maybe tomorrow. Maybe I'd start getting interested about what happened it was down for a week or so.

Would HN being down count as an emergency for anybody else?
Right, if you aren’t already doing this, you’re about to have to screen every single comment online in a fucked up game of ‘human or robot’
Just to be clear, these features such as heated seats are already in your vehicle.

You are just being charged monthly.. for hardware you already bought.

"Car feature piracy" will be an interesting new world I suppose...
Is there a non twitter link?
It's actually not! You can use vitest in a node environment as well just fine.
> My Twitter usage is down a lot since they killed off 3rd party clients.

Every user hostile move they've made basically halves my usage.

I used to spend way too much time on Twitter, now it's 10 minutes a week and I don't feel like I miss much.
deliberately downplayed the severity of the attack

You mean like UPS just did?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36439033
What specifically has gone wrong with TCM? The icon on Max is too small? CNN is bad? But if you tune your tv to TCM, as you've always done, has anything changed?
Ha! On this, I will blame the bad reporting, then. This story seems to focus on response to a security event. Do you have a pointer to the trades that are in question?

Edit: Notably, where did you get that quote? I'm not seeing it in this story.
Agreed. Concerns about more nebulous effects on society didn't change the fact that it was great fun. I miss it.
Wrong.

See https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/documents/atrocity-...
As I work from home (and for myself), my experience in managing myself includes:

* Doing something productive before work. Usually, this is cooking a mildly-elaborate breakfast (kale & miso-onions, zucchini, English muffin w/ a slice of tomato & saurkraut, and scrambled eggs). Other times it’s going to yoga. The point is to do something that makes me feel like I’m making progress.

* Answer emails/texts and write down a task list for the day. Oftentimes this is the same as the day before, but the act of writing it out helps me psychologically solidify what I’m going to do for the day.

* Coffee. These days, I drink RYZE and really enjoy the elevated feelings (it def needs some honey and non-dairy creamer). Previously, I’ve been into single-origin coffees from Kenya, Ethiopia, and Honduras (can’t stand the stuff from Indonesia). It was a fun (if expensive) hobby for a while. The point here is to have a ritual.

* Ritalin.
Uh, that’s definitely not reasonable behavior IMO. It should take 10-15 minutes to copy, max, and be able to do it in the background while I’m doing other things. The hardware is more than capable.
While I fully believe you are an experienced practitioner however I feel your thought experiment actually shows you don’t understand the underlying nature of capital markets in capitalism, the relationship between risk and liquidity, and the fractal nature of timescales of participants. I’m fortunate enough to have both a background in HFT but prior to that a background in many other aspects of capital markets and the broader financial system, which gives be a better perspective than the typical HFT strategist or engineer.

It’s too late in the day for me today to attempt to write a coherent and accurate explanation of exactly why I say that. However I will say you don’t understand this isn’t a zero sum game and it’s an incorrect argument to claim HFT is an arms race in a game like a war, which is a negative sum game.
I’m sure both content creaters and google tout their views still from all of these supposed “freeloaders” who are showing advertisers and shareholders that there is engagement with the site. If google wants to put their money where their mouth is, an adless view wouldn’t actually register as a true view.
I think I remember suggesting RSS to them as an option. Utterly technically trivial. If they'd done that and then syndicated it out to Twitter etc, they could have served everybody.
C isn't "just C", it's also stdlib and the assorted headers for platform code.

This little distinction makes all the difference in terms of immediate utility, because in practical usage, languages tend to be libraries with the language attached, rather than the converse.

To be a serious replacement to C, Zig had to resolve this question about what a standard library should look like going forward, and across more exotic targets like WebAssembly. They made some thoughtful choices, more than I can summarize(especially since I haven't followed the project in a while).

When your language is "compile to C" you get stdlib for free...and you have to deal with cross-platform behavior in a C-like way forevermore. And this is a huge hindrance because it means your build system is now in the 1970's, and anything you accrete upon it eventually gets dragged back there because a user wants to get some Big Important Library compiling and nobody is on the same page about how to do that.

If you target LLVM you get compiler infrastructure, but also options about what you want the overall experience to look like, which can include C header compatibility, or something else. It's more feasible to achieve a thoughtful design like what Zig does.
Hopefully this will drive businesses off the platform and Twitter will become a thing of the past causing billions being lost by Musk and anyone else who think his idiocy was good for the platform.
$5 that antiscraping backend was one of the non-essential services he shutdown after acquisition.
>But what do I know?

Certainly not the inner workings of Techcrunch.
A lot of these alternatives allow you to keep track of subscriptions without a Google account and actually show a chronological feed (which IMO is one of the most annoying things about the official YouTube app). For mindless watching TikTok is my default.
Just I/O I guess? I’m definitely not the target market so I’m just filling in blanks in my understanding of this as people more knowledgeable talk about the remaining use cases.
It makes it much easier to pass liability around and argue that the 3rd party app, with access to location services can verify if the person is in Virginia or not. If they aren't upholding the age verification law, you've got a credit card account tied with an individual or company that the person suing can be pointed to.
Facebook news is shutting off in Canada where there are currently wildfires. I'm leaving no comment on why.
You could say Modern Marvels was a modern marvel.
In some ways it’s bad for society too in my opinion. As suburbs become more dense, people with money who don’t want to deal with the hassle of increased local traffic, higher property taxes, higher crime move even further out and get an even bigger house for cheaper. Rinse and repeat.
My favorite example is that I live in the Phoenix metro. Tempe, the suburban city bordering Phoenix to the east has a major street called Rural Road. It is of course in no way rural anymore and I can continue East on the US 60 for another 30 minutes and not sure I’d encounter anything truly “rural”.
Hell, they could have banned all real NSFW content. Would have been a big deal, but wouldn’t have interfered with 3rd party apps or anything I use Reddit for.

Any NSFW stuff (due to laws, investments, advertisers, anything) had nothing to do with the API decision. They may have done them at the same time, but it wasn’t needed.
The problem is that every rural county sheriff's office and podunk city police force now has a "SWAT" team that has nowhere near the training that the early examples of the idea have.
We won't get there while people would rather rely on doing a bit of systems administration and hoping a developer can pay the bills. Not without strictly ideologically motivated admins and devs.
> I have zero tolerance for ads of any sort.

Amen. I see advertising as a personal affront to my dignity. I try to remove or deface as much advertising as I can in my life without getting into legally black areas.
SMS: I decant my phone’s database into my IMAP mailbox. I love being able to search across all my conversations and access then on any device that can access my email.
Would love one for myself if you don't mind.
Choose a Software License
What if someone asked you to do a website for a Christian group that wanted to ban homosexuality?
Youtube really was something else before content creators. It would be interesting if we still had such services. You know, people just uploading things because its genuinely funny or interesting, not because they want to scrape pennies off of it.
When I was younger and in college I remember Spez coming to my city to visit friends and gave a small talk, detailing how they got started. I was enraptured by Reddit, tech and coding at the time so I really looked up to him and what they were doing.

I am sorely disappointed in how things have turned out. Tech as we know it has become this sick, twisted battle for clicks and eye-balls and exits. Not to discount those that are doing great work, but where did all the integrity go?

Edit: remember when Google had the audacity to have the catchphrase “don’t be evil”? Bahahaha. Good stuff.
How does paying employees to spend time on this make sense for a hedge fund?
> Regular police officers with a high school diploma and a few weeks worth of training

Meanwhile, the UK is moving to a model that requires the equivalent of a three-year undergraduate in policing[0]. Also the po-po there generally don't have guns.

0: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/jobs-and-work-experience/job-sec...
Can I ask something as an Old Guy(tm)?

I thought games were supposed to be fun and entertaining. If the developer makes it un-fun, then why keep playing? why not finding something else fun to do? e.g. play another game? learn a new skill? do something IRL? etc.

Serious q, please don't bash.
>Is getting up and going to pee during an ad break the same as piracy?

The strawman, I never said anything about this. In case you didn't know, as long as the ad plays, the creator and YouTube gets paid.
What is missing in the official app? And how many mods are using a mobile app rather than a desktop env? A desktop browser seems like it would be infinitely better than a mobile experience.
For context, I am a full time, base pay + RSU earning consultant in the Professional Services department at AWS. I would much rather have the consistency of a pay check going into my account every month and stock (RSUs) being deposited into my brokerage account twice a year than hustling for a contract work - even if I got paid 50% more.

Besides, I don’t have to prove my competence with every client. The mere fact that I have an email address that ends with @amazon.com automatically gives me credibility.
can u send it to me please?
also killed my irc bot that scrapes tweets to display them. Imo It won't help twitter to have no free read API calls, people won't click on every twitter link just to read two lines of text. I'd only need ~30 a day but I'm not paying 100 dollars a month (?!) just to read a few tweets.
Yes they are, and both are a lot more crappy than they were before.
Ignoring XML based languages (XSL, PGML), some of the early ones, that never made it to browsers, were DSSSL and FOSI. There was also JSS (JavaScript Style Sheets, 1996). Mobile app development (e.g. Flutter) have their own APIs for styling, but they're still quite similar to CSS. There might be other languages used in areas I'm not familiar with.
Off the top of my head... Llvm allows much more complex branching since it's done at the basic block level whereas c enforces particular structures
... So no more getting prepaid sim cards (for, say, 2fa for a shitposting or politics account) without registering your government id with the provider?
When the form submits its frame refreshes ("navigates").
Right. If they get to push a TOS on me, I get to push one on them.

I want Google to pay my rent for the next decade, and Sundar has to offer a naked lapdance at the Pink Poodle every time they send me an ad I did not explicitly request to be shown.
It's a completely different approach, but maybe you can do web view shenanigans to create an API bridge on devices.
> I've been able to switch mastadon instances without any problems; most instances seem to handle whatever activitypub machinery transfers followers.

But none of your content goes with, and that's really terrible because it gives a lot of power to petty-kingdom jackass admins.

AT Protocol is heartening because maybe they've got a good solution to that.
Isn't that the whole issue here? Customers and people with Developer licenses can get the exact RHEL binaries "behind the paywall". And even then if something is upstream does that not mean that the same code flows down stream?
Is there a market for s much “slower HFT”. There’s a very wide gap between day traders and ns traders after all.
There are plenty of strategies that can be profitable on a small scale but which just don't work as you scale up the capital or leverage. Such strategies can be simultaneously profitable for a small operation and not worth the bother for most larger trading shops.
I use Indian grocery stores here in the US. I have not seen any brands with AGMARK. Do you have any recommendation for brands that I can trust?
If you're looking for a minimalist framework that can be learned in 10 minutes or so, I recommend "ospec". For me it was a delight compared with Jest.

https://github.com/MithrilJS/ospec
I stopped browsing Reddit 2 months ago and switched that time to reading Discworld too! It’s fantastic. I just started Mort. It feels like an incredibly more rewarding use of my time. Terry Pratchet really is wonderful.
Pointing out the racial bias of our sentencing laws and the selectivity over how harshly various crimes are punished isn't itself racist.
I effectively thought this was always the case, since I don't use Twitter, and disabling JavaScript made the webpage unusable anyway.

You don't miss out on much though. Twitter just seems to be random hot takes and celebrity nonsense.
It's an _almost_ drop in replacement - when I tried migrating our tests recently (because of memory leak issues / slowness resulting from Jest + a Node upgrade) I found I had to manually finagle a lot of our mocks to get them working.
In general, I think beginners are better off reading a good commentary or summary, at least at first. That is also generally the case across the board, across fields. Commentators with the background knowledge and scholarly perseverance can make the salient points of a work more conspicuous in a way a novice cannot. Read a few commentaries and sort of spiral in on the original work, if you really want to. It will give you knowledge and perspective that will make reading it more fruitful. Virtue law ethics and natural law theory are key terms. (David Oderberg has published some recent introductory texts [0][1] in this vein, but I have not read them. A well-regarded textbook explicitly in the Aristotelian and Thomistic tradition is Fagothy[2].) (N.b., Mieczysław Krąpiec, a scholar of Thomistic and Aristotelian thought and a colleague of Karol Wojtyła, once said that it took him 50 years to truly grok Aristotle. In my own small way, I can relate to this claim.)

[0] https://a.co/d/aT0vfUy

[1] https://a.co/d/14asjp8

[2] https://a.co/d/6hiWaVo
Yes, in fact the "ethics" is written clearly in web standards principles:

> 2.12 People should be able to render web content as they want

> People must be able to change web pages according to their needs. For example, people should be able to install style sheets, assistive browser extensions, and blockers of unwanted content or scripts or auto-played videos. We will build features and write specifications that respect peoples' agency, and will create user agents to represent those preferences on the web user's behalf.

https://www.w3.org/TR/ethical-web-principles/#render

---

And guess who is one of the members of World Wide Web Consortium: https://www.w3.org/membership/list/?initial=g&ecosystem=

> Google's mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.
Don't worry: nobody would be incautious enough to hook a safety-critical system up to a general purpose computer, of all things.
It doesn't have to be fun if it's addicting enough

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operant_conditioning_chamber
> they were all served from the primary websites server -
- If your website is YooToo dot com, then serve the ads from your server - not a subdomain (easy to offload to other server), - I've seen many instances where malware was injected by web sites that pull their ads from third party servers.. sometimes it's a third party ad network, sometimes it's a bad actor that makes a deal with a desperate site to host ads server from their server,

(I'd see a fair amount of offers from lesser known entities offering to place flash ads on sites for a few hundred a month back in the day, I'm sure it's still a thing using javascript and similar these days, I've seen things flagged from sites that host video files lately)

There's been malware ads served from yahoo dot com - that were injected by a third party server - I think the details show they fake the ad for X city where XY company is located and server the viruses to other cities.. this is also sketchy for data tracking (outside jurisdictions?) and other issues.

> I had easy choices to block ads for things like gambling and alcohol at the ip level -

I don't think it's right to serve ads for alcohol to people that do not want them, same with gambling and similar - think about it this way, the technology exists to push weight loss, abilify, and other drugs to people who have been flagged as depressed, we should be able to prevent ads in the same way.

I've seen opt-out of ad networks by going to a site and checking off tracking / targeted marketing / remarketing from a, b - z networks - but these I believe add a cookie to the browser you are using - so you opt out of targeted ads in that one browser on that one device

- I think people should be able to sign a document online and opt out of gambling, drugs, sugar, alcohol, and many other types of ads if they want to block them, and it should be via ip address - so it's blocked on phones, chromecasts, vizio tvs, playstations, laptops, tablets - all the things that connect... the big ad networks should be able to handle this with minor code changes.
I'd love one; Hope you don't mind if I send you an email in lieu of posting mine here?
And lots of podunk towns also have officers who live in the community, hang out with you and your family at the Saturday Fish Fry, and know that when some new neighbors from the city call 911 because they see me crossing the road at 0200 in full camouflage it’s probably just Rusty out huntin’ yotes. There are always one-offs, for sure, but most country cops are good folks who usually give the town drunk a ride home and will probably just give you a warning the first you decide to act like an idiot.
I wonder what counts as a commercial entity and how it intreracts with user generated content on social media.
Thanks! I agree with your reading that changing the default username and password and re-exporting would count as modification.

However, it seems there are plenty of Ubuntu .deb mirrors out there... and there are even instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Debmirror.

Your previous post said "you can't redistribute Ubuntu binaries or sources as-is, since they contain registered trademarks of Canonical" (emphasis mine), which I think isn't quite true - there has to be some modification involved to fall foul of Ubuntu's IPR.
Wow, cool project. Spanner and CockroachDB, why not TiKV or Vitess? An open source global scale storage would be nice.
TiKV specially, a key value store sounds like a great fit for a Zanzibar style system.
This is the kind of clear headed thought the world needs right now. Thank you!

The world is run by scummy, greedy and straight up evil people and they have created a global public consciousness where that fact in itself is almost impossible to spread.
narwhal is still available.
He's one of the few people strenuously warning about the possibility of this war escalating to a nuclear exchange and reminding us that preventing this is the only thing that matters. In my book that makes him less batshit than most.

Example: https://youtu.be/L7IHiJBIkns
Hey now, Food Network has landed on competitions and game shows. That’s an alternate path others may take.