skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Haven't used lemmy in particular. But in theory defederation exists to block bad actors. Since anyone can host a server themselves and no one can stop the servers outside some kind of government intervention, each server needs the ability to block a spammy or even illegal content filled server.

In reality, it is used for that and the censorship of ideas server owners don't like... or even just blocking a server because the admins of each server had a spat. It has been likened to little fifedoms each with their own flavor of tyrant, a little drematic imo but not wholely wrong either.

Another use is if you want to use the software, but don't want/need connections to the greater network. So you fully defederate and only allow your friends to have logins to your isolated server.
> What is Artemis using for building its user interface?

> The Artemis UI is built with React Native + Typescript

Sorry, this is DoA for me. This is not a spiritual successor. Biggest USP of Apollo was its clean, native and thoughtful UI, not cross platform UI bloatware
Yeah, I guess they would have to lock down comments from the outside which kind of breaks the whole point
> immediate action was necessary due to EXTREME levels of data scraping

It sounds like Elon doesn't "get" the open web
Clickbait, hard skip. Jest is the best testing framework I have ever worked with, every other testing framework should learn from it (seriously). Iterating on tests in watch mode is a joy.
To clarify, it's not a new spill, it's the same spill from 13 years ago, it's just that they have learned it was worse than previously thought.

(Your quotation mentions this but your summary says "yet another", which makes it sound like this is new)
Tell that to the tens of thousands of girls arrested each year and charged for it.
The author just doesn't know what cool is.

If it's important, put it on public IPFS and make sure people seed it.
I had an interesting experience lately with a mentalist performer...they were using various subtle powers of suggestion to influence their outcomes to "predict" and "mind-read".

And yet when I mentioned the (well documented and studied) effects to some of the folk who attended with me, the immediate and emotional reaction was shock and disbelief, despite a couple of the members of the party having been directly affected. The mentalist performers had even partially explained their trick (without giving away the details). And yet, their level of cognitive dissonance was so high, that they could not accept a plausible explanation for something that they themselves could not otherwise explain.

A good lesson being, if a young person is saying "everything is fine", they surely know nothing and everything is far from it, barring substantial proof to the contrary. They are likely to be severely in denial, and much like altering someone's political or religious beliefs, altering their perceptions is likely to be as difficult.

Or another way to put it - everyone is in fact an imposter. We only don't notice, because everyone else is just as bad (for the most part).
If you subscribe, you can actually pull it up with Times Machine, which is one of my favorite things on the internet. (An exhaustive, searchable archive of essentially every issue of the NYTimes dating back to its very beginnings, or as far back as they have records.)

The previous puzzle has both answers interlaced, and then a callout box:

"For Crossword Solvers: Yesterday's puzzle clues, for 39 and 43 across ("Lead story in tomorrow's newspaper") offered readers a choice: "Clinton Elected" and "Bob Dole Elected" fitted equally well with the crossing words, if not with the voters."

While I get your point about it being fitting, I think this sort of cleverness merits the victory lap.

Submitted for your approval: https://i.imgur.com/4nMeZ4o.png
It’s cheaper because an edTech company can create a piece of software once and sell it to many different school systems at a low marginal cost. That’s kind of how software works.
Oh shit you solved the problem
why not use alpine instead?
The child labor analogy doesn't really match up here.

The parent comment is saying that if prostitution is legal but hiring prostitutes is not, then people will only hire prostitutes in areas where law enforcement is weak.

A comparable analogy would be that if laboring as a child is not criminally illegal (which it is not) but hiring children as laborers is illegal (which it is), then the people that hire child laborers will be doing so in areas where law enforcement is weak.

This seems to be both a pretty apt analogy, and also seems to be clearly true in the child labor case.
Why roll the dice when having nuclear weapons protects you from being invaded in the first place?
I predict that not everyone will be furious, even if they should, and that the barriers to entry that GP mentions will indeed be an obstacle to mastodon’s growth, even if you think they shouldn’t.
convenience is the obvious one, normal people don't enjoy handling 50 different accounts. The less obvious but arguably more important one is safety. In ye olde days and still today random sites generally don't really know what they're doing and with OAuth you're not leaking your data to some server in a basement that get's pwned every few weeks. If you use Google or an equivalent service to login you retain control over your credentials.
I follow Davydov on YouTube, but I tend to avoid most of the telegram channels that a lot of YouTube people suggest because they tend to use it as a place where they can share combat and violent footage that YouTube doesn't allow.

While I'm interested in following the war, I don't have a desire to watch combat footage so I've been a little hesitant to jump into his telegram channel.

I kinda get the sense that it's probably not super easy to find a telegram channel that doesn't post war footage.
You have a failure to engage with your human heritage to dream about something that hasn't existed before while a new world crashes over us like the spring back of a rip tide. Dare to dream friend. The pigs need a committee. The world and how thoughts are communicated is wild west right fucking now. I'm not saying don't be realistically pessimistic, but seriously.... Nothing that we've known for the last 30 years is a given and we need optimistic thinkers saying fuck it to whoever is doing loser shit because not only are we all gonna die anyway, but we are gonna die faster if "a job is a job".

Hunt bliss friend. You contain multitudes and the world needs you. Not tomorrow but yesterday. Pigs will tell you you're wrong and your peers will argue for their jailers but your jailer will pretend to be you when talking to their jailer when you tell them they are fucked in a moment but don't make it a big deal. To solve... just really... we are all super fucked if hierarchies do not become more collaborative.

We are in a snow globe. The earth peoples like an apple tree apples. You do not have to accept a game of telephone to steal your will and your will is the ripple in the pond the world needs.

EDIT: Go to a local ham radio meetup. Everything is waves motherfucker. With or without you I'll bankrupt the phone companies in 5 years.
This one about german ATC running in elisp

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26202517
Maybe related to the "load issues", maybe not but ny timeline stopped showing images this morning.

Seems just another day at Twitter dot com.
>Everyone should be furious that Twitter was purchased by a billionaire to basically promote his own tweets and other viewpoints he agrees with.

1. Twitter was and still is a commercial product, not to mention publicly traded. Buying and selling it is completely fine and ordinary. It's nothing to feel furious about, especially if you aren't going to put up a competing offer.

2. Wouldn't you (and 99% of people) also spend money to amplify your opinions far and wide if you had such money? Hell, the entire reason most people use social media is because they want to amplify their opinions far and wide.
Why is it, despite having some of the largest LNG gas resources in the world, the Eastern states of Australia pay more for their LNG than customers in Asia?

Is it a coincidence that Western Australia (WA), a state with the most government regulation in regard to LNG exports also has the lowest LNG prices by a long margin?

In general WA, has the most regulated energy sector with the highest level of public ownership in electricity production and transmission, and by strange coincidence it also has the cheapest gas, cheapest coal and lowest electricity prices.
That’s precisely the promise of going down this path. Today you have to be ultra specific and hit go. Maybe tomorrow, you just say what you want and it’s asks you follow up questions like the ones you mentioned.
Socializing is not the point of alcohol. People use it for many other reasons, besides just to socialize.

I would know.
When I was first learning to program, I always used to wonder, what's the point of converting something into a string? Why will there always be a separate chapter on strings?

This property is in almost all high level languages. So there has to be something special about strings. Let's discover!
That isn't at all true for Mastodon. Despite a very significant drop a while after the influx from twitter, looking at a few different sources it has twice as many monthly active users now (~600k before influx to hovering around ~1.2M for a few months now after the slump.)
Maintaining the social and economic status quo by any means necessary, legal or otherwise.

There's a disruption? They show up and un-disrupt it.
Because we've built up services, applications, and thousands of lines of ansible that only work on RHEL?
How would such a service handle time? I’m talking about flooble.com in 2005 being entirely different from flooble.com in 2020
For the largest instances, as long as people are using lemmy in 10 years then they have incentive to exist... People will donate as needed; it isn't terrible complicated or expensive to run an instance.

IME the reason they don't have a "join random" button is that would be bad for smaller instances and a "join largest and most popular instance" would be criticized for showing favoritism and discourage adopting the entire point of decentralized technology. Matrix gets this criticism all the time because they push a default sever in their defacto standard app Element.

As a casually interested user? Just Google what to do because more users will trust the latest tweet or reddit thread more than a FAQ page. You most likely created an email account without going to "email.acme.org" and asking what provider to pick and probably have gone though a few providers without much loss.
This isn't that egregious. I mean, yes, you're technically correct, but it's easy to mentally translate "radioactivity in the contaminated soil..." to "the radioactivity in the contaminated soil is such that it would deliver 8,900 rad/hour to a worker standing in its vicinity" (or something along those lines). It's entirely understandable that the reporters didn't go through whatever awkward and pedantic phrasing they technically should have.

And while Ci is technically the right measurement for "amount of radioactivity", that's not a measurement that's useful for general consumption. Giving the expected dose and dimensions of the contaminated soil is vastly more effective at communicating the severity of the contamination.
Anyone is entitled to keep appealing a case until they hit the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court only hears the case if it contains issues they find interesting or worthy of exploration.

There was a famous case where a guy appealed a parking ticket all the way: the court declined to hear the case, but did write a per curiam scolding him for wasting their time.

Here, the underlying claim was paper-thin and apparently fake, but the appeals present interesting legal issues.
Had no idea SearX had a fork (SearXNG).
In the Australian case Facebook acted in retaliation.

The law was about news media, Facebook shutdown a bunch of unrelated govt services pages in retaliation.

Facebook definitely deserves a lot of blame. Likely in this case too. I'm pro capitalist as much as the next guy but laws are by the people, if a business wants to extract money from our community it needs to play by our rules.

Facebook cutting access is like a badly raised toddler throwing a tantrum.
It tastes good because a) you like the carbonation (try drinking sparkling water), and b) your brain wants the alcohol, so it makes beers or anything resembling it taste good.

> don't order alcohol-free beer, which is healthier, because I hate its taste
You're probably right...add that and we'll pretty much be in a literal Idiocracy. IIRC it was reality(people getting hurt/pranks) and porn on the TV.
I tend to agree here, but there's a reasonable viewpoint that people shouldn't be able to consent to some things if they're assumed to be unreasonable or socially harmful.

For instance, we disallow the selling of organs. I'm all for bodily autonomy, but this seems reasonable.

At the very extreme case, one might say "I give you permission to murder me, if you provide for my family".

While I agree that self-direction and autonomy are essential rights (pretty strongly, in fact), everyone puts limits on them. For some people, the dynamics of prostitution might be that limit. It's not the case for me, but reasonable people might draw the line there.
And why would a degree program be better than on the job training?

I’m not saying the theory is not important - I just don’t see how years of theoretical study is warranted
Almost nobody can afford a competing offer.

You’re seriously sticking up for some billionaire who bought what was effectively a public square of the internet to turn it into self promoting crap?

Are you also one of those people who said it was going to be great for free speech before he started banning journalists who criticized him?
> just like how reddit was notoriously down all the time years ago

Heh as if it ever stopped...
Furthermore, it's a spill discovered 13 years ago which happened in the 80s.
And there is nothing more permanent than a temporary solution.
What does come publicly outside the media mean? How would you learn it happened?
At least HRL Laboratories, Rigetti Computing, and D-Wave all use/deploy Common Lisp.
This isn't going to make them stop either. Musk is about to see a spike in account creations using the method of lowest resistance. I expect "sign in with apple" will disappear as an option soon, given its requirement of supporting "hide my email" that makes it trivial to create multiple twitter profiles from one apple ID.
It’s funny how being a locust is cool when you’re doing it, and a problem when others do it in a way which affects you.
This always cracks me up. The best part is, the same people who locked you up a few decades ago for bud are the ones making bankroll now on the “green rush” in all the medical marijuana states. My local dispensaries are run in the same manner the Walmart is, industrially. A fun exercise in futility is looking at the parent companies and looking at which billionaire or consulting exec is selling you 400% marked up crap. My point being: all it took were some good ol’ corporate profits to change that tune.
I'd try to join place that has lots of people, ignoring all the ideological fights or other kinds of backstage dramas and focus on football, people who like it.
So where is it kept then?
I'm trying to work out if you're trolling, malicious, or just naive.

Go to your prior comments, and replace "cheese burger" with "wedding cake". There is nothing in a wedding cake that is in any way more expressing than a cheeseburger with text on it saying "cheeseburger".

There are two issues here. First you seem to be intent on ignoring or dismissing the context of this lawsuit and ruling: the entire conservative movement and the Supreme Court it appointed have explicitly declared that they want to ban LGBT people from existing, and everything they're doing is with that aim. Secondly the explicit purpose of this ruling is to allow bigots to discriminate against minorities - the entire position is any service for a minority indicates "support" for a "political position", because to these people allowing gay people to exist is a political position.
> Yes but you can still defeat a state that has nuclear weapons when they invade.

That's not at all clear in this case.

EDIT: ... because they may be willing to use nukes when they realize they're losing. I think that explains why the West is not really going crazy about defending Ukraine... the West could do a hell of a lot more if it really wanted to, but maybe doing that would trigger desperate reactions from Russia as they've made it clear already many times that for them, losing this war is an "existential" threat (same words Ukrainians are using).
I mean, a marketplace for anything that didn't at least discriminate against women hasn't existed longer than the last century or so. Appeals to nature always seem pretty flimsy to me, because everything is incompatible with nature, until one day it's not.
> centive to protect the account and "build up a history". My Reddit account is 13+ years old, and I don't want to sign up on the "wrong instance" of Lemmy/Kbin.

This is scary. With that much public information all of your accounts are surely pwned and you'll be a prime target for AI based scam attacks. It's probably enough data to build an AI profile that'll be more real than real YOU to other people and all it takes is couple of API calls/scrapes of your reddit account.

No one should ever have a personal reddit account that is older than a year.
I love shit like this.

But."A tool to create distributed wikis" is a noble quest but you are setting out alone like this. Just one dude's opinion, but you can't go it alone like this, IMO.

It's all about protocols. Any given project has basically no chance of success, unless something (everything everywhere) goes exceptionally well. But if you can create a protocol, where other people are also excited and screwing around & expanding the pie, then you have a real chance.

Making this a project bigger than itself is a core challenge of almost all ambitious distributed systems efforts. Creating conditions to beget people who would compete against you, "competitive compatibity", is IMO at least as important as your source code & user interface. Again, just one random dudes attitude. But I see a big effort to sell the user experience here & it looks neat, but as an engineer I want to know who & why's of it all, want to know it's an open book I could keep taking further.
Swatting seems like an uniquely American problem, whereas I’m pretty sure prank 911 calls are not. Has the FBI tried not knocking down the doors of people when the single piece of evidence they have is a phone call of unknown origin?
Why is HN so negative about Lemmy?
Snowy Hydro 2 was a scam from day one. It was created by a LNP government so that it could convince voter it cared about climate change. Once that leader was ousted the truth came out and the real LNP climate denial was there for all to see.

Also, the LNP have proved time and time again they can't build any public infrastructure.

Their Inland Rail project is another total disaster, a project wasting many more tens of billions and achieved absolutely nothing.

And how can anyone forget the failure that was the LNP re-design of the National Broadband; a design that moved away from fiber optic to instead use copper wire.
its really on the cheaper/slower end of the spectrum but chromeos is also super lightweight.

a joy to use! I hope to see something similar from apple in the future, I've heard whispers of oled ipads?
> Most of the working class is selling the majority of their waking life-hours under the same circumstances, I suppose you see that fundamental foundation of our society as coercion and slavery too if you are consistent?

Yes, but I'd choose another word than "foundation."

> I don't see much difference with a tech worker being coerced to spent 8+ hours a day building repulsive advertising and surveillance technologies to put a roof over their head. People sell their soul, mind and body in different ways.

Absolutely not. Your logic is vulgar. Transactional sex is a vice, so categorically different from software development. Furthermore, prostitution is a vice that undermines intimate sexual relations, both reproductive and otherwise. Family and intimacy mark a frontier of still-sacred relations that capital has thus far preserved in it's own interest. The nuclear family was wrought from villages as the smallest viable mobile labor reproduction unit. Society’s productive capacity straightforwardly depends on these sacred institutions. Software development threatens nothing of the sort. I can only imagine you are drinking libertarian kool aid, also a vice.
But like why was there all this radioactive stuff all over the floor all these years? That's my real question. What actually happened in this room? Why was there all this stuff going down a sump?
So Raycast configurations are hidden and can't be manually synced between machines?

I use Dropbox to sync my Alfred setup (Config, workflows and related files) between 3-4 computers and paying $8/month just for that is a complete no-go.
Scraping isn’t illegal, and to be honest, I’m not even sure it’s unethical. I’m assuming you think it so — if so, why? I’m not disagreeing, but haven’t given it much thought.
More than disturbing that ATC software was written quickly because of tight constraints.
> it's entirely understandable that the reporters

It's entirely possible that the reporters dont know shit about radioactivity too
One measure is git pushes on GitHub. By that measure[0], in Q1 2023, we have Emacs Lisp (2995 pushes) > Clojure (2135) > Scheme (1350) > Common Lisp (236) > Racket (below detection; latest in Q1 2022: 102).

[0]: https://madnight.github.io/githut/
SQL is an industry standard well understood by legions of senior developers and DBAs alike. SQL skills learned are repeatable, widely useful and build on past experiences.

Debugging and optimizing SQL queries is a well understood art, barring some rare DB specific optimizations (which ORMs don't even touch)

Getting expert SQL advice and support when you need is very practical and the results show.

Putting an ORM as the middle man generating your queries, negates all those benefits for some pithy premature laziness.

Operating on raw SQL is something I'd strongly recommend.
That's almost all focusing on how to clean it up and the current state of it. Very little about why it got to the state its in. I'm asking why is it in the state its in.
Do you really think that crops pollinate themselves? That plants we rely on for clean air fertilise their own ground?

Just for an example - many plants you like (well, as a side to your meat anyway, heh) are fertilised using Guano, which is just bat shit. Bats eat insects, for the most part. Insects thrive on pollen, saps, roots, fruit and flowers and so on. From here on out, requirements grow exponentially. It’s called eco „system“ for a reason.

If you really have the hubris to think humanity and a few cattle could survive just fine, it merely shows a lack of understanding.
Great idea! If it's important you'd do it, but then it'd be inactive in the first place :-)
Chimpanzees and Bonobos will trade sex for bananas. Sex is literally the first thing that was ever economically transacted.
This also really sounds like he's trying to pretend his data is some kind of rare commodity, when the reality is that it's bottom of the barrel trash as far as text data for LLMs goes.
Looks like Safari in iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma will also added tracking removal for copied URLs. According to this article it will only do so in private mode tho. (Why not always?)

https://www.macrumors.com/2023/06/17/safari-link-tracking-pr...