skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“Does he comprehend the utter onslaught”

Yes (my 10 domains...). Sorry, they need to find another solution. Offloading their security problem onto me means I am finding another vendor.

And the fact that other vendors offering the same service have found other solutions means that captchas are not necessary.
Cult, you mean?
Do you have some examples of these lists?

I’ve wanted to do something similar to Mastodon where you can follow hashtags.

Sounds like you might have solved that?
> Plenty of people work grueling jobs and get paid crap

Grueling has nothing to do with developing skills. You do not seem to comprehend this.

You need to develop skills that are not trainable in short duration.

What do all of the job types in the provides sources require? Hard work to develop skills that are not easily replaceable. That is what earns the big bucks. It's so simple, it's bewildering it needs to be said.

Your BLS link states "typical" - ie. not required, and only mentions associates degrees from community colleges. Additionally, the link to the actual agency itself, the FAA, as provided above, clearly indicates no higher education required. I don't understand how you cannot comprehend this.

You seem to think a piece of paper is somehow a shortcut to earning a large income - completely forgetting earning that piece of paper takes at a minimum 4 years - and often much longer.

You also seem to ignore majority of college graduates do not earn six figures straight out of school either. In fact, majority of college graduates do not earn anywhere near six figures[1].

In short, you are ignorant of the realities around you, and choose not to educate yourself on the facts presented and with minimal effort, available in abundance.

Minimal effort in life will cause you to have this outlook. It's disappointing you cannot understand the basic realities at play here. Work hard, develop skills, earn more. It cannot be any more simple.

With a little more effort, you too can be a high earner.

[1] https://www.zippia.com/advice/average-starting-salary-out-of....
Let me explain to you, by virtue of being part of a majority culture or dominant culture, your white father already benefits. His ways and norms and cultures and mores are the “default”. He gains a leg up already by not being discriminated against like the marginalized people in society. You benefit from your own ancestors’ benefits if they acquired wealth or at least didn’t pass on trauma to you… but I’m not even talking about the sins of your ancestors applying to you (that’s a very Christian concept btw). I’m saying you benefit now and your father benefited then from being part of a majority group.

As an example, it is very common in US culture to make eye contact in business, but in other cultures this is not the norm and even considered rude or wrong. Many people live in the US who come from Asian cultures where this is the case. When white Americans try to force people to make eye contact and think it is about “respect” they are completely enforcing their way on others and this can lead to marginalization.

Another example, handshakes. Men and women in many cultures and religions do not shake hands because of gender differences, and this is often a matter of respect and beliefs. When white Americans or Europeans try to force people from opposite genders to handshake, even when this is against the way of life for other individuals, this is a form of oppression. And it’s not even far fetched to say oppression exists in handshakes… in many news articles there have been cases where European countries cancelled citizenships or deported people based on someone’s refusal to handshake the opposite gender because of the cultural and religious beliefs.
"Swatting is a form of domestic terrorism" That's stretching the definition of terrorism--as swatting generally lacks political, racial, or religious motivation. Not all violence is terrorism.
I assume that if HN ever caused them any serious PR damage, they'd pull the plug that day. It's always been made clear that it's a single-server site sitting somewhere that was written as a hobby a long time ago. That kind of nothing cost they're willing to take on indefinitely, but not any serious bad media cost. I've always felt that was the reason for the heavy moderation, especially as compared to the anarchic early days. Even with the salaries of dang et al. expenses are probably a rounding error.
> I think that's the biggest hurdle is figuring out where to create your first account.

Agreed. I think the barrier would be lower if I knew I could migrate my identity to another instance if the first one became sketchy or shut down or de-federated.

Instead AFAICT I have to choose not just what community to join and where the content will initially live, but also which of these random groups to trust with my identity indefinitely going forward.
Maximizing revenue frequently involves demand being below capacity. If reducing tuition by 20% increases enrollment by less than 20%, it's revenue-negative. My university was the most expensive public school in my state and still enrolled more students every year while increasing (nominal?) tuition despite not being the flagship or a party school. There is a lot more demand for spots in good schools than there are spots available. Universities aren't socks. Students don't pick one because it's 5% cheaper. They're not nearly as price-sensitive as you'd think.
Yeah, good point about instances being communities! It’s like how the Star Trek one did it and my mind boggled when I realized you could (and someone has done so) make a national Lemmy _instance_ rather than just a /r/mycountry. And then everything there is localized! So you basically have a social news _site_ in your language that can federate with all the rest.

Of course, this goes for any major interest category but it just hit me the hardest so far to realize this.

Another cool development would be a science-oriented Lemmy instance with lots of special purpose sciency stuff.

Viewed like this, the sky is the limit for Lemmy and it could have potential to grow a lot!
Well thank you for proving my point.

So far no-one have disproved the fact that Westerns were talking at the Soviets about non-expansion. Which was my claim. That this Georgian didn’t care about it because he didn’t see any threat of expansion is irrelevant.

Thanks.
It is fine to require signed updates, as long as the user can get their own updates installed. Usually that involves enrolling a new signing key, signing the updates with the user key and allowing user-signed updates. The shim tool used by Linux distros for Secure Boot is designed to allow that even if the UEFI firmware isn't and some UEFI implementations may allow controlling the signing keys.

I expect that most of the cases you cite are simply outright GPL violations though.
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Taking into consideration how much Spez thinks of himself as a Musk, we should be expecting Reddit to implement the same feature soon. We are just sitting by the sideline watching as the internet we all loved slowly dies in the hands of greedy corporations.

This is truly a sad state of affairs.
you realize that you can just ignore links you don't find interesting instead of complaining, right? that's what everyone else does. HN is not your own personal link curator
Pardon, this was deeper linked, but your previous comments describe the overall forgiveness as a bandaid, or generally not helpful. That is not supported by the research.
> Webkit? You can still build it for 32-bit arches, I don't really see what the holdup is. Firefox could squeeze into ~100mb of memory if you're light on tabs, and Chrome would... well, run. With a little help from swap space.

If you tried to use swap on any older iOS device the storage would rapidly fail. Those devices had storage that was never designed for swap.

These are the minimum system requirements for running Firefox on Linux.

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/114.0.1/system-require...

And you think WebKit would run on it or Chromium?

Apple hasn’t updated or supported WebKit for 32 bit processors for years and from what I can tell neither does Chromium or Firefox

How well do you think a 256MB RAM, 500Mhz processor will run Firefox and be able to access todays web?

The first iPhone introduce in 2007 had the performance of a 1997 iMac. By 2010, you weren’t even up to the speed of 1Ghz processor that came out in 2001. iOS devices didn’t reach anywhere near turn of the century PC performance until 2012 with the 1Ghz dual core iPhone 5.

That would also make a horrible DLNA server and god forbid you needed any transcoding. My old 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo from 2010 could barely handle Plex by 2017 with any moderately complex videos.

You can buy a $50 cheap Android phone today that would run rings around it or a $100 Raspberry PI or Windows stick.
Can servers be ad supported? Like can I run a Google ad on my own instance?
you are right, but there is news.. on AWS in go-go years, Ubuntu with easy defaults and permissive licenses became the number one installed VM .. by a very large margin. The numbers were not even close.. like 15x more daily volume of VMs on AWS than the next closest three or whatever.. look for yourself.

That in turn begat the very hot breath of MSFT upon Ubuntu-Canonical, which shows in the boot signing keys for Ubuntu, the MSFT-private partition type in the disk installer, and the WSL. MSFT influences can be seen in the push for always-on snap with libc and unattended-upgrades phone home and the like.
>... the internet as we know it is over :(

Disagree. I'd frame it as the "popular web" as we know it is over. There's plenty of other space on the internet for other web experiences that are different from what corporations have given us over the past two decades.
As long as there isn't a secondary market on which to trade, then no, they aren't any worse. And right now, there isn't a good secondary market in the USA.
If they want me and millions of others to use it they are.
That's good to know! It somewhat diminishes it's usefulness as a portable system but it beats having to put up with that insane d-pad and baby buttons. I'm still kind of hoping for a switch XL...
Did you read the paper? It’s very much not an argument for Peter robbing Paul. Unless you’re saying investing in people’s education is robbery?
I’ve long used Apollo to hold an alt account.

I just downloaded the official app and logged in. In 3 minutes I deleted it.

Ignoring design issues, all of a sudden the official app grabbed ALL Reddit links and if I viewed Reddit in Safari there was an unremovable “Open in the app” banner above the Safari content that couldn’t be removed.

No way. Deleted.

The last year has just destroyed so much of the value I get out of the internet.
Only steamdeck has this feature. Also steamos is way more energy efficient for mobile as the currently windows is already a clusterf*k. I don't see in foreseeable future where windows could catch up with steamos. M$ can't even fix their own laptops
Agreed. I wish the article dove into how SLAB works, why it is being deprecated, and what it's modern equivalent/replacement is. That would've been worth reading.

I clicked a few of the links in the article and the links in those articles and didn't find any of that.

This is just an announcement for those in the know.
Musk is in charge of Product and Technology so this is his decision.

She is much more akin to a CEO at Large running around closing ad deals.
Agree with all that!
Yep. Until there’s a big fat “Create Account” button, users are going to remain confused about instances. We’ve tried explaining it to them for years and they still don’t get it. The abstraction is clearly just a bad one, and needs to be swept under a rug somehow.
I can't help but be reminded of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CMHixb0KSI
I'm not afraid. You're afraid – Tristan Harris – Nobel Prize Summit 2023
LOL, at some point I was taking this company serious. You are brazenly lying to everyone by saying the electronics are made in USA. Shameful!
For everyone really.
I feel like mental health "incidents" and "crisis" should be tracked in the same way. It seems like a lot of shenanigans could occur in the background (people being called on as some sort of joke, or maliciously).

Edit: I am unfortunately speaking from experience.
That seems to apply only if wire cutter or consumer reports did reviews on wire cutter or consumer reports, isn't that right?
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> it doesn't feel like a lot happens during the day, but maybe i'm on the wrong server?

We are oriented to think that way after ~15 years of the algorithmic engagement-maxi world of Twitter. It always looks like there's a lot happening all the time but look deeper and it's a bunch of people offering their weak takes on hot topics to build their brand.

What was the last thing you remember being must-see sfuff on Twitter?
*raises hand* I've also avoided Twitter entirely, except where someone was linking into it from outside.

In the beginning I felt the original length-limit fundamentally doomed it to a certain kind of not-so-valuable conversation. I mean, hell, even this quick comment here is already ~381 chars. I know the limits have been raised, but I think its effect on the culture remained.
I’ve been trying very hard not to go anywhere. Though… hi, here I am. I’ve set myself a 15 minute a day limit for news.ycombinator.com on my phone, doesn’t apply to my laptop but I’m less concerned about that.
what would it take, quantitatively, to alleviate any concerns with this policy of forgiveness?
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someone seems to have weaponized the TLDR feature on the Hews app for this post with a malicious tinyurl.com/.. link
Not only did it completely ruin my SMS experience when this happened, it cratered my signal use as well. From my perspective, it was a really misguided choice.
Oh, yes, good idea. Just track down wherever in the world the scammer lives, like Russia or Myanmar or Venezuela or something. Then you fly in a team of Navy Seals in a black helicopter to land at night on the roof of their tenement under cover of darkness. They storm in, restrain the scammer, and cane 'em real good with 39 whacks. Then they beat feet out of there before they can be detected or caught. You could GoPro all of this and then post it to a special "Cane of Shame" website. Exciting!
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Since Twitter the company also did this in 2021 (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28289263), this is more an example of the Elon regime rerunning product experiments in production for themselves, and thus retreading ground unproductively as the debt service counter ticks away.
I guess it depends on how niche your interests are. I’m mainly into electronic music machines and synth diy. There’s enough forums for me. There’s other stuff that I frequent on Reddit but at the end of the day it’s usually just crap to distract me that I could do without.
So that's not what I was getting at. I was simply comparing the ad content from YouTube to traditional media. The original post claimed that it has too many ads, so I thought I'd do the math. I was surprised it turned out the way it did. Maybe that is just conditioning?

Your argument is a different thing. Valid as well, but completely different.
The author posted on Twitter ~20 minutes ago that he shut it down early, due to some change in the API causing crashes. I presume he had been expecting to shut it down at midnight in some American time zone.

> Well, looks like Reddit pulled the plug a little early. Apollo started crashing, but I just manually revoked my token and it looks like it fixes the crashing, but no more Reddit access haha. Those folks are fun to the very end!
> @ChristianSelig
> 6:49 PM (CDT) · Jun 30, 2023

Source: https://twitter.com/ChristianSelig/status/167492828678112461...
Ah, relief. Thanks for answering. At your volume Go makes perfect sense. Love your project!
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> You're almost saying capitalism and efficient markets are pointless.

Capitalism necessitates efficient markets (and efficient markets necessitate HFTs) so any criticism of HFTs is a direct criticism of capitalism as well. I mean this isn't really a problem that's specific to HFTs -- there are just a lot of jobs that we can perceive as providing no value or even negative value (jobs that are possible specifically due to capitalism e.g. payday loans, 2008 style trading, certain scams or predatory practices etc.)

I think we can all agree that this is a flaw, and we're not criticizing capitalism to replace it with something else, but rather just recognizing this as a problem. At the end of the day, a useless job is a useless job even if it exists solely because of capitalism.
Perhaps Github? It is not social media as such, but technically it could be used as such. A kind of "intent hacking". A repo = subreddit. Issues = posts with comments. Regardless, I think I will spend more time there, since I have some small personal projects in mind.
To be fair the rule says “don’t be snarky”

It does not say “don’t be snarky unless scarasm is directed at a billionaire because then it’s ok because they have a lot of money and power, so we will allow it”.

You would then need to define some amount of money that would put someone in then “can be flamed” category.

The rule is not applied selectively here; it is applied to everyone, Musk included.
Yeah, it is a pity. You can still buy their Azure Kinect DK Developer kit, though.
Pressure to squeeze out profits continously until there’s nothing but a husk left.
Fyi narwhal got an extension.
How is any normal person following this department on Twitter without a Twitter account?
SWAT are the police. They're just normal officers with squad-based training that get mobilized when particularly-nasty situations are called in. A task force of sorts, kinda like the Power Rangers-- just normal kids until the supervillains show up, then they do a costume change and show up to assume their specific role in the response.

"The police" don't show up to calls with reinforced vehicles, ballistic helmets, vests, and shields, and an arsenal of assault weapons to deal with extensive threats. At best, beat cops have an anti-stab vest, a 9mm, a flashlight, and their choice of a shotgun or AR-15 in the car. It takes nothing to gun down a pair of cops.

We expect too much of law enforcement in these situations IMO. The military has intelligence units and recon teams to provide actionable advice. The cops are working with an anonymous call, unknown entities and unknown locations; they have to figure everything out ad-hoc in an urban warfare scenario. It's chaos. Imagine being told you have 5 minutes to introduce a change to a production distributed environment you've never even seen, and either you or an innocent civilian are summarily executed at random for each error you make. Those are the stakes they're working with, and they're nowhere near as smart as you.

Mistakes get made, which is on them, but calling them in as a prank is monstrous for everybody involved. It's just fucking evil.
Tried it on a project we did, results are generic but good overall.
Is it all affiliates programs actually ?
No. Bootstrap is involved only if you are making a breaking change. For normal development, this doesn't change anything.
Rising levels of inequality would suggest this is false.
The DualSense is literally one of the best reasons to own a PlayStation 5.

After you've played some games that make full use of its advanced haptics (like Demon's Souls, Ghost of Tsushima, Gran Turismo 7, Doom Eternal), going back to other platforms (or even other PS5 games that don't use all the features) feels like something's missing from your hands.. just dead.

Graphics have been Good Enough for several years now. It's time to focus on other areas of the gaming, and the control method is the second most important part of that experience.
They do exist (e.g. Nixle) but tend to cost money (for the govt agency)
RedReader for Android, and Dystopia for iOS were both granted exemptions to the new API pricing by Reddit due to their accessibility and non-commercial nature.
Considering these loans are non forgivable because of the governement, I think they are responsible for the exponential growth in cost and should bear the blame
Perhaps they'll change the acronym
QR code on the bottom of a heat-sensitive can? Or maybe it's transparent, with the QR code printed the same color as the liquid?
It didn't all fit :/ also I see more A/B testing of headlines in incognito mode...
The cops at Parkland couldn't even establish a proper perimeter around the crime scene. After the killer was done running amok he wandered off, got himself a slurpee out of Subway and then had breakfast at McDonalds. They did not even try and identify who was responsible for the shooting.

Oh, and even after the shooter had been taken into custody the sheriff still denied access to the scene to emergency medical personnel.

There can't be an excuse for that degree of malicious incompetence but the courts gave them one anyway.
> 3. We absolutely will take legal action against those who stole our data…

What does “our” refer to here? Does Twitter (i.e. musk) own the data in any sense? Or does he mean it as “we the people’s data”?

Very off-putting to read that sentence. Obviously he’s trying to monetize the user generated data in this LLM rush as other avenues to monetizations have flopped.
> ...but this file was dozens of gigabytes. Turns out if you do this the naive way on a consumer disk, it will take weeks and it will wear out the disk incredibly quickly

This is what C's "fallocate(2)" with "FALLOC_FL_ZERO_RANGE" or "FALLOC_FL_PUNCH_HOLE | FALLOC_FL_KEEP_SIZE" flags are for, along with "pwrite()"
Please don't delete it without adding it to the Internet archive first
I think that might have been KataGo rather than AlphaGo, but either way I wouldn't count on that sort of attack being successful in the long term. We haven't even had superhuman Go AI for a decade; the researchers are done with the basic algorithms yet. The current approach is basically random play weighted by win probability and I don't think they've really finished bringing in novel search techniques to explore the game space (pun intended, there'll probably be something big to find from things like http://eplex.cs.ucf.edu/noveltysearch/).

The fact that AI today isn't superhuman in every aspect is no real comfort. Post-AlphaGo humans don't seem to have any advantage that can be pointed to apart from having existed for more time. And computers move forward quite quickly.
I guess that will free up some Internet broadband.
Finally just what i needed

On another note, I once had to fetch data in powerbi, but there were some sandbox limitations on fetch requests or something

I ended up fetching images instead and encoding/decoding the image bits being sent to make an arbitary fetch request
By the way, your description of profits dropping for market participants reminds of the concept you may find interesting.

Here’s an example of P&L dynamics:

At time t, your throw an unbiased coin. If it comes out heads your wealth multiplies by 0.6 with probability 0.5, or if it comes up tails, your wealth multiplies by 1.5 with probability 0.5.

Now you could simulate this process and take two averages. One is an ensemble average, averaging over many trajectories (of many participants) at a pre-defined time step t.

The other average is a time average (what happens to a a single trajectory picked at random over time). You may find the result interesting and close to what you’ve just described. This result is because of the process being non-ergodic; but it exhibits a few “winner takes all” and has nothing to do with the properties of the winners. It is a purely random property. An illuminating exercise. There are quite a few other results like this one from the field of stochastic processes that relate volatility bounds to your expected P&L, etc.
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I’m giving Lemmy a try using wefwef.app
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