skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Sure, if you call simply posting his experiences on his own subreddit for his own app a PR campaign.

Yes, this and the organized blackout and anti-Reddit posts among the biggest subreddits is a coordinated PR campaign.

Remember that the headline narrative they were pushing was “Reddit is killing 3rd-party apps.” It was buried in walls of text that in fact Reddit was making 3rd-party apps pay more than they wanted to pay.

If Reddit was in fact killing 3rd-party apps why does Narwhal still work?

And yes, I understand that you are quite bright and understood exactly what was going on. But the whole point of the campaign was to appeal to people not like you and get them on the side of the developers. Although admittedly getting Redditors to post “fuck /u/spez” is only marginally harder than shooting fish in a barrel.

I’m not throwing shade. Respect to them for shooting their shot. But see it for what it was: an attempt to control a narrative, get the public on their side, and achieve a desired outcome. If that’s not PR, what is?
There are plenty of good critiques of the Fediverse, but the one you just made it true of every single website.
wrong.

> The move comes in reaction to the federal government's Online News Act, Bill C-18, which would require the tech giant to pay Canadian media companies for linking to or otherwise repurposing their content online

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2221275715931
Which part of consenting individuals choosing to use their money how they wish is a scam?
For 'Basic Bobby' it reads more like a three year trade apprenticeship:

You can choose to undertake a three-year Level 6 degree apprenticeship, which involves both on and off-the-job training. As with other apprenticeships, you'll earn while you learn and upon successful completion of the programme, you'll have finished your probation as a police constable and will have achieved the BSc Professional Policing Practice.

Undergrad degrees don't have on the job training + probationary.

Looks appopriate though.

Basic Constable here is two years - six month coursework, 18 month probie.

https://www.jobsandskills.wa.gov.au/jobs-and-careers/occupat...
Elon is not great at engineering things, either. The main thing that he’s great at is self promotion and convincing people that they should give him (even more) money.
No, god no! That book horrible just like the its Atomic cousin. I tried both and these are such sheer waste of time and can be a good tool to humiliate your own intellect.
Some differences between the two as well:

> The main point of contention between Aristotelian and Stoics is the issue of whether virtue is sufficient for happiness (Aristotle, NE 1.8-10, Cicero, On Ends Books 3-5). Both Aristotle and Stoics claim that virtue is an essential component of happiness. But while Aristotle sees happiness as dependent on a combination of virtue and bodily goods (for instance, health) and external goods (for instance, money, power and friends), for the Stoics happiness depends solely on virtue. Thus, for Aristotle virtue is necessary for happiness, but not sufficient, whereas for the Stoics it is both necessary and sufficient.

* https://modernstoicism.com/aristotelian-and-stoic-happiness-...

> * If all external things are deemed by the Stoa unnecessary for our happiness, this will include other people. Yet the affect of love, with its valuation of the other and her good as part of our own, seems to be set irremovably deep in our nature and infancy, and to be the portal to the most meaningful experiences of life: a thought underlying Aristotle’s arguments concerning philia. The Stoic opposition to the pathē more widely, likewise, seems psychologically unrealistic – since passions like love and fear are so basic to our psyches – and to threaten to rob our subjective lives of too much of what gives them their colour. Finally, at a more technical level, the Stoic emphases on virtue as a technē or epistēmē seems to rob practical rationality of the subtle flexibility Aristotle’s differentiation of praxis and phronēsis had won for virtue ethics, and to point forwards towards Kant’s and the utilitarians’ paradoxically impractical, rule-based moralities (Kant greatly admired the Stoics).*

* https://www.routledgehandbooks.com/doi/10.4324/9781315729053...
Does that have physical correspondence to anything? Smallest gap between units is 1.8-2nm?
> You don't get true immutability, since C's const allows its target to be mutated from elsewhere.

FWIW, const restrict pointers in C do enforce true immutability: if an object is ever read from such a pointer (or another pointer based on it), then nothing can have modified that object since the pointer's corresponding block began, and nothing can later modify that object until the pointer's block ends. Otherwise, UB occurs.
I'll take one, please.
You're absolutely right, and I'm mostly kidding. If the CIA, or pretty much any three letter agency, wanted to inject something nasty into your internet traffic or infect your device with malware I'm certain that they could do it without uploading ironically named ebooks to their server and waiting for someone to post about it on social media. Still... from a risk/reward perspective, I can pirate this book from somewhere else just as easily
Maybe? In concrete terms I'm not sure what that means.

Both countries are going to work to their individual interests like they do today.
Every public school and government institution for at least the last two decades has depended on private SaaS companies for everything from recording grades, to managing school lunches, payroll, attendance and almost every other facet of education
The PDF of their report is linked right before the quote from it.

> Over the past year, online hate and
harassment rose sharply for adults and
teens ages 13-17.

> What might be behind these alarming results? Hateful rhetoric from
political leaders, celebrities, and other public figures often spurs online
hate, just as online hate can often spur offline harm.

> The annual online hate and harassment survey of American adults is
conducted on behalf of ADL by YouGov, a public opinion and data analytics
firm. The survey examines American adults’ experiences with and views
of online hate and harassment. A total of 2,139 completed surveys were
collected [...]
I'm saying that it's hypocritical to tolerate federal assistance in one case but not in another. I live in a safe area, away from forest fires, tornadoes, flooding, and hurricanes, but I'm okay with sending federal aid to other states as a cost of living in a society.

On the other hand, we have a lot of people, about 20% of borrowers, who are in default and in dire financial situations. They will likely end up homeless or destitute, which has obvious negative impact to the community. For these people, forgiveness would be life changing. If you look into the program, it wasn't going to forgive 100% of the loans, but rather a smaller amount and it was income limited.

Does it really hurt you because someone else is helped? I certainly didn't feel hurt when my tax dollars went toward your hurricane damage.

I'm saying this as someone who saved for my children's education, and started doing so years before they were born.
Possibly referencing: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add9330, "The connectome of an insect brain"?
> Store security still has the leeway to decide what action to take

> But while the technology had correctly identified the woman, it did not leave much room for human discretion. Neither Facewatch nor the store where the incident occurred contacted her to let her know that she was on the watchlist and to ask what had happened.

How long do you think your statement will stand?
I'm afraid us older guys may not have a good sense of what military life is like today. I knew a lot of military families in the 1990s and they seemed satisfied. That contact ended for me about 20 years ago, so I don't know how things have evolved, but a quick check shows that my old friends' kids didn't join up.

By the way, TFA mentioned the Marines as the only branch still meeting quotas, so maybe things are not so bad there.
You are confusing things here. One liberal supreme court justice (with none of the others being picked by the incumbent administration and instead decided by McConnell and co.) does not make up for the hundreds that have aged/died out of office since the clinton and obama years.
Slang for a woman
Yeah it’s crazy. You’d think that magazines, newspapers, and cable television would’ve thought of this model.
And it will have nothing to do with actual cognitive science, just like neural networks, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.
Searx.be was shut down by hosting provider
This was my default search engine in Safari, the "new tab opens with" way.

Now it shows "Cloud provider terminated all my servers, service is down for the moment. Working on it. Sorry. Please use other instances on https://searx.space"
I have tried all of these - yes, all of these. None of them are as good as GoodReads, not even close. And that is with the understanding that GoodReads itself is really bad.

LibraryThing is like a poor GoodReads, that's it.

So no.
Woltlab are still around as well. IIRC Burning Board was vBulletin’s fiercest competitor at the time
You're posting hearsay and anecdote and passing it off as "thousands of years of spiritual practice".

As I said, we don't have a good theory of why some people have lasting, negative side effects from using these drugs. Anyone claiming otherwise is just wrong. Dressing up your speculation with words like "integration, set/setting, mentors, etc" doesn't make it any less speculative. It's also obvious why you believe this stuff: because it makes you feel more secure in your own use of these substances. It's much harder to admit that you're rolling the dice when you fuck around with your brain chemistry.
School systems at least have systems to communicate with parents via automated messages that are delivered via text, emails and voice mail.
I was also recently in Japan (about 3 months ago), I never took out my credit card. I paid with my Apple Card (Mastercard) via Apple Pay.
It does beg the question why the public sector doesn't aim to create a public source software division for all of these administrative needs. Jobs program and all that.
Was this ever called SuperBallistic Common Lisp? I remember it being called that but google only returns

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1348383
And who is actually going to go to the website?
> It would be one thing if it was just a little couple kb image banner

I guarantee that if all ads were just a little couple kb image banner then the majority of the anti-ad people would decide that this was unacceptable to them for some new reason — or they’d rely on their stance that all advertising is immoral (see elsewhere in these comments for many examples of this).
Having fun with ChatGPT on this topic:

> "System: Explain some of the fundamental differences in mechanisms of social control in totalitarian versus democratic societies, from the perspective of a small ruling elite group. Focus in particular on the use of state terror in the totalitarian society and on the use of domestic propaganda in the democratic society. User: A graduate student in political science at Georgetown University. Assistant: A professor of political science who also works within the US State Department and is a CIA consultant."

It does seem fairly clear that if the elite beneficiaries of the status quo in a democratic society feel they are in danger of being dethroned, they will attempt to transition to the totalitarian model. Some historical evidence for this can be seen in the flow of American dollars into Nazi Germany in the 1930s as a response to FDR's New Deal, the IG Farben-Standard Oil non-competition deal, Henry Ford's America First Committee, Smedley Butler's plausible allegations about the Business Plot/Wall Street Putsch, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America_First_Committee
I don’t like the idea, but CPUs have long been an example (fused at the factory to disable cores, for example).
Without web sockets and streaming responses, this is not very useful tbh.
Of the to of my head:

* Intel xeon processors have software defined feature sets that are unlocked by a license.

* Nvidia low hash rate GPUs

* Nvidia vGPU on consumer GPUs (there are hacks to enable it)

* hardware video / audio encoders in mobile processors that require licensing to use.

* Sony cameras have licenses that allow you to unlock extra features

* Cisco do this all the time with their router HW.
Snakes in Suits: When Psychopaths Go to Work is a 2006 non-fiction book by industrial psychologist Paul Babiak and criminal psychologist Robert D. Hare. The book describes how a workplace psychopath can take power in a business using manipulation
Presumably that's a small set of bookmarks which you could manage across devices.

Other options might be to have that personal homepage on a non-public machine (e.g., on your home or office LAN), behind a VPN, and/or password protected.

Another practice from days of yore was to export specific bookmarks and transfer those to other systems. This is indeed cumbersome with mobile browsers (I'm not sure these even offer bookmark import/export ... Looks as if that's synch-only for Firefox/Android, which is disappointing.
The rss pubdate format is the date time spec from rfc822 for email so is very widely supported. Cdata is supported in rss too — it’s in the xml spec so would be a bit redundant for rss to explicitly support it. You’ll find it in description elements very very often. I never understood why a link would not be a guid but the difference seems clear enough - use guid if you need a guaranteed unique idea and use link if you need a url to the list.
I joined kbin.social and have been pleasantly suprised with it. Everything I'm subscribed to there is slow moving at the moment, but frankly I find that pace refreshing. I've seen threads remain active for several days, which doesn't seem to happen anywhere else.
After Virtue is one of the books I read roughly once a year. It is an excellent antidote to the constant screaming match that is contemporary discourse on law and ethics.
I’d bet heavily someone had “ship an AI product” in their APGs
It used to refer to the smallest feature they were able to print, not gate length. I don't even think it has a physical meaning anymore, hence why the fabs mostly dropped the nm suffix from their naming schemes.
including stuff you literally just purchased
> (twitter) needs revenue right now, and the other monetization efforts haven't panned out

Twitter monetizes via 1. advertising, 2. subscriptions, 3. API sales, admittedly I have no idea of the actual numbers.

The first claim (that Twitter needs revenue urgently) seems false since the owner has deep pockets.
Reddit didn't win. Sometimes you're going to be lunch whether you want to or not, but you don't have to be a pleasant lunch. Reddit is dead; it just doesn't know it yet.
It will probably be only covered by health insurance for a long time. It takes a long time for new treatments to get to Medicare.
A lot of generic fluff, nothing is specific.. what was the frequency band/s they used? Why line of sight is needed for such comms when it can be done otherwise? Do the chopper needs to be connected all the time for command and control channels, or are there any autopilot? Or is the connection meant is the payload one (camera etc.), I assume there’s or it would’ve crashed in landings if signal was lost and autopilot landed in an unsuitable location? Why move the rover at the same time while the chopper was flying? Shouldn’t be stationary for the best signal? Especially when there’s no gnss system there, why add that complexity of moving two of them (chopper/rover)? And if only one was moving that time, how they missed the fact they are going behind a hill? Was the battery dead when they lost signal? How they charged it after losing it? How they found the chopper in the first place? Did they find it by ground search and then flew the chopper back to the rover? How the battery survived that time?

I don’t know there are a lot of other questions I have in mind, that article barely explains anything..
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It never seemed right that a private company was being put in between public functions and the the public which depends on them.

But why? It’s always been that way. Before Twitter, it was private radio stations, private TV stations or private newspapers.
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This has been widely reported for two and a half years. Here's the first link I could find: https://www.crn.com/news/security/-286m-of-solarwinds-stock-...

The quotes are not from the article, it's a writing style.
You're arguing against a straw man, but if that makes you feel better, go for it. You're putting words in my mouth that I never said and twisting the ones I did say as uncharitably as you can, and then arguing against them.

I'm not going to engage anymore because I'm starting to get irritated by that, and my goal of commenting on HN is to broaden horizons and satisfy curiosity, not to engage in unproductive Internet arguments.

If my criticisms of suse hit a sore point with you, then I apologize. My intent was not to criticize suse. I'm sure it's a fine distro. My intent was to share my experience of moving from RHEL to Suse, as others were discussing changing from RHEL to possibly Suse. If you do that, you will probably have to modify your RPM specs because they won't (or at least didn't back when I tried) work on Suse without changes. Since many RHEL users use it to run their own apps in production, and all their RPM writing experience is RHEL, it's relevant to consider.
The CIA has zero legal power to make such a request.

...though I imagine they have several illegal methods.
Wow that's a pretty interesting story. Intrigued to see how it goes. As a lawyer for a tech co I've always wanted to entertain a situation like this (small market is behaving so absurdly you simply leave it) but it's pretty rare. Good test case.
They missed a trick when they didn't call it Rich Friend Common Lisp

(Originally based on Carnegie Mellon University Common Lisp. Carnegie got rich in steel, Mellon in banks, but both were rich, and Mellon is Elvish for Friend. Rich Friend Common Lisp. There. A bilingual pun about a Common Lisp implementation, where one of those languages is a conlang from a fantasy novel. Geekiest joke you'll hear all day.)
Remember Musk bought it because the world needed an unbiased platform, freedom of speech, blah blah etc.

Now I'm pretty sure your reach is severely limited if you don't pay; and now tweets are blocked behind a login.

How's it going, really?
WordPress is not exactly known for its security.
Sorry about that. Shenanigans it seems. Not sure what happened. This is the correct link, but will try to resubmit:

https://twitter.com/FlyWireNews/status/1674886396564193281?t...
At least Pinterest is making money, and as a company, that's the only thing it cares about.

They aren't trying to delight you, or make the best product for you.

They're trying to suck as much money out of you as possible. If that means making a worse product, you're gonna get a worse product.

Until this gets beat into the average person's head, we'll keep falling for companies that we think will be different.
What’s Your Font Type?
Yes of course. Because those disagreements are about how to stay power really, and something else for looks.
Interesting, I came up with almost the same rules over the last 20 years.
In the same way that a version of SBCL 23 years in the future is a clear descendent of the current version, so is the current version a direct descendent of CMU CL, 23 years ago.
In practice, cool URLs can become inaccessible even if they don't change
when saving files i type something like fjfjwoaefawoefuawojefjiaowef.jpg and then am always amazed when it says ive already created a file with that exact file name
That seems silly to me. Private solutions are almost always going to be better, more secure, cheaper.
My daughter and niece look almost alike, but separated by a decade. I keep a watch out for mistakes, but for the most part, Digikam seems to do a good job. I've not noticed significant trouble recognizing faces as people age.

I am fairly certain that the dates on photos are NOT used.
Would this make it easier to implement Briar on iOS? AFAIK the largest hang up prior for iOS was that it cannot just constantly run in the background and thus would miss a lot of messages.
Are people really turning to Bun over Vite these days? I struggle to see any advantage it offers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Lancaster
"This is a real threat to open source, and one that has the potential to revert open source back into a hobbyist- and hackers-only activity."

What I'm getting from this is that Red Hat has a mythos that they are saving the Linux ecosystem from the days when Linux was just a hacker's OS. But this mythology is used to galvanize the rank and file Red Hatter into doing what management decides is the best direction for the Linux ecosystem.
"Well-funded Colo Seeking Founders With Same"
downvoters are of course free to post perf traces demonstrating that LLVM retires many instructions per cycle :)
Unfortunately, this falls short of respecting bodily autonomy.

>Gov. Janet Mills, a Democrat, signed a bill into law this week that will eliminate penalties for those who sell sex while leaving in place laws against the purchase of it.
it's actually quite high. Been a long customer of fastmail, overall very happy. but they do have quite many multi hour outages in the last 1-2yrs.
Mathematicians who thought that way are what led to formalisms:

They couldn’t agree on if continuity implied the existence of a derivative, necessitating the need for formal models and reasoning.

Most software engineers don’t care about compiled assembly (and their work can be compiled to many flavors), yet it’s accurate to describe their work as creating streams of assembly instructions which can be automatically executed by a cleverly designed piece of silicon.

The goal of formalisms has always been precisely what you say: a low-level backend that supports the high-level abstractions of working mathematicians. But just as with computers, it’s worth understanding “the stack” to appreciate what mathematics is.
The government of Canada is of the people, by the people, for the people of Canada. You're saying it's the people of Canada who are responsible for a business interest refusing to extract their wealth if it can not be done for free, and you're entirely correct.

Goodbye Meta and Google and other greedy foreign exploiters and don't let the door hit you on the way out.
This is besides your point on anti-consumer practices, but games aren't solely for "fun".

Art is about experiencing something, a sad documentary, a tragic movie, a horror movie aren't "fun" in the candy and rollercoaster sense, games are the same.

One that speaks to me, I really enjoy factorio, but I wouldn't call it "fun".

For the core of your point though, getting locked into something because it's how you socialise, (whether directly with friends, or indirectly with a community), or via abusing addictive characteristics in consumers, games can still retain a base even without providing value like my other examples.
Coming from "the conversation" I can't really take this too seriously. It would be like Ann Coulter claiming that the studies she's cherry picked show that most women oppose legal abortion.
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