skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A permanent link resembles the digital archive laws, where governments are mandated to keep documents readable indefinitely. Why not extend that to official publications and demand that gov links will never change. Not only the link should stay available, the page must also be renderend by a device still available in 500 years.

It is complicated but doable. There is a list of allowed formats, like pdf-a, ms word, sql where there is consensus it will be readable forever. Not sure how archive.org does it, but i assume they will also transform a page to static and standard html.
You also need to note that the same government at the same time decided to decelerate the growth of renewable energies that were supposed to replace both nuclear and fossil plants. It’s not a choice between nuclear and fossil.
Please add 1989 to the post title.
I wrote about this years ago, and submitted it here on HN where I think it sank without trace. It's on this page:

https://www.solipsys.co.uk/new/ConsideringASphere.html?wg01h...

A slightly different derivation is here:

https://www.solipsys.co.uk/new/VolumeOfASphere.html?wg01hn
very lazy criticism

It's literally true and fundamental to what you're claiming.

Care to provide contradicting studies?

That sugar is bad for you? Here is a presentation with lots of studies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM
No, it hasn't. Their software is just shit, and it lets you access only the last 1k comments/posts on each view of a given collection (e.g. saved comments, posts on a given subreddit sorted by hot, your own comments sorted by new, your own comments sorted by best).

It also doesn't let you touch comments/posts that you cannot access - i.e, if you post on a subreddit, and it goes private, you won't be able to see, edit, or delete any of the comments on that subreddit unless it goes public again. They just won't appear in your history.

Put the two together, and it doesn't matter what kind of delete script you run: if you launch it on your /new page, it'll drop the last 1k comments, minus any comments made in subreddits that might still be private, and stop there. Older content, and content in subreddits that returned to being public after the fact, will still be around.
To add to that, I would listen to what this ex-member of the SAS says on this very topic, and how difficult it is to actually undertake (and he was the guy who helped with the terrorist attack on a shopping mall in Nairobi, so he has some direct experience):
https://youtu.be/h3CNLY7fSzU?t=1797
Most ambitious games are now primarily developed for console while only being ported to PCs. Cyberpunk 2077 was apparently primarily optimized for PC (while still being a cross platform title) but that's an exception.
Sounds like a real world project that focused on shipping a good game rather than have perfect code.

There is a reason perfectionist devs do not run big projects. They focus on minutiae rather than the big picture.

Even in my own experiences, one of my most successful projects (eventually acquired by Amazon) was a quickly written hacked together project that solved a big issue well. Over time it became better engineered but it taught me successful projects are about market fit, not code quality, especially super minor things like antipatterns.
Im really interested in one day studying better Gnosticism, as it seems like that is where the 3 (Hellenism, judaism, and Christianity) intersected. It was mostly wiped out by the emerging Catholic Church in the 4th century, but I get this sense from the gospels that there is this Greek vibe and I want to know more.
To be fair to the Lemmy devs, they couldn't have predicted Reddit deciding to implode itself and haven't had a ton of time to respond to the new reality.
Aristotle's philosophy died in the 16th century with Francis Bacon.

Philosophy it's pretty much full of bullshit. Get over it.
Euclid's statements worked well for 17 centuries, while most "facts" about philosophical currents are pretty much subjective garbage.

I've read "Metaphysics" and compared to Euclid's "Elements" the first compendium it's a bunch of nonsense packed together as if they were universal truths.
Probably the most of the noise is inside obvious places like r/fun or r/music. And most of the signal is in some micro subreddits with few hundreds of subscribers.
> Because all scripts are JS.

Rip vbscript

You can also declare style types (even an http header for it if i recall) but nobody bothered as nobody ever implemented anything else (not counting xslt but that was attached to documents differently and had a really different model)
How do you do it? I'm also on Win 10, and every time I want to play a game, I just hit the Start button, type the game's name, press Enter, and the game launches (sometimes, there's a Steam update along the way, if Steam wasn't already running on my machine). Where do you get those dark patterns?
I've seen some far out stuff but I don't think I've ever seen someone claim that an MRI, which is a cornerstone of medical imaging and therefore medicine in general, an insurance scam because they didn't like getting one and couldn't stay still.

Also don't you think it's a contradiction to call something both an insurance scam and a personal rip off?

Also, don't forget you're carrying around something ferrous, stashed in your fat folds. YMMV.

What?
This isn’t unique to Japan, we’ve had these in Australia for as far as I can remember too
The sort that controls perfectly spherical cattle?

I also don’t really like the fence analogy. A real fence typically exists to demarcate property lines and / or keep things in / out. This is usually perfectly obvious, even if you don’t know who the owner actually is, or the specific role.
It's already named Daugherty's Law.
Reminds me of https://cgiirc.org/ i think older versions did nog need js
Considering A Sphere, let's compute the volume without calculus (sort of)
> No, like the aggregate

Not very comforting.

Just one bad accident can destroy so much more than aircraft
Didn't their valuation dropped in half?
An effort to marginally increase profits cost them billions in the end.
I wonder how many people still program modern game engines? Sometimes it feels like everybody just take the newest release of the Unreal Engine and drops assets and scripts into it.

Just to be clear, I am not saying that there are no alternative engines, just that these things are so complex that there are very few people, who dare to compete with Unreal.
Depends on whether they have a pimp or not, and how sociopathic the pimp is. At least in Norway, going to jail is a lot better than being physically abused for not making enough money.
God! No more the garbage ngrok for me.
They were also hosting the release doom wad files for multiple versions last time I checked.
I find the anthropomorphisms of "swallowed" and "ate" and "cheated death" so annoying that it's hard to read the article. I really wish science writers would tone this nonsense down. It gets in the way.
I can't really agree. We've already had rulings about data scraping and I don't see the difference here. Just that a lot of people do it now?

Also, Twitter is a public platform. Twitter didn't generate comments, and people posting on a public account are indirectly subject to public viewing. Not much different from being indirectly recorded in a public park
Chomsky hawk
That can hardly be an argument to rule something new as "unconstitutional".

I'm going to need to assume that this is an oversimplifying summary then?
The "massive layoffs" was just twitter returning to the same staffing level they had in 2019, after they massively overhired in 2020-2021. This information is public, but this hasn't stopped people from building a fable around doomsday prophecies.
Current challenges with using Linux in aerospace applications
That’s an ultra niche compositor, so I don’t think it’s fair to conclude anything about the wider protocol. Also, there is a difference between higher level things not working, and something as basic as cursor/window rendering not working - the latter is absolutely stable and working fine since forever.
The phrase "the average buyer of X" has a very well-defined meaning, it means, roughly, "most people who buy X".
> I'm amazed there can be such a large spill, at a highly monitored site no less, that goes mostly unnoticed.

Trust us
Well, each person is probably going to care about different things, so the interesting moral decline question is going to be regarding different metrics for different people.
I mean the Soviet Union has been an expansionary empire from the start. It is a fact, as well as a convenient PR/propaganda point.

First stopped by Poland and West Ukraine in 1921, then deterred by Poland for about two decades.

Next step was an expansionary deal with Nazi Germany which started WW2. Expansion continued after the American Lend Lease took off, and stopped at East Germany.

Following years focused on Asia (Korea, Vietnam). Then there were military invasions of Hungary or Czechoslovakia, to reassert dominance.

Finally it crumbled under the weight of system's own incredible incompetence.

The re-born Putin's Russia continues expansion at almost any cost, first Georgia, now Ukraine. Shows no sign of stopping.

Trying to compare that to things like NATO or SEATO, or even the post-WW2 occupation of Germany implies very poor knowledge of history. The US has never purposefully tortured or starved to death millions of people. One million casualties is 10 Hiroshimas.

The Soviet system, especially at the start, was so brutal that I believe most people in democratic countries can't really comprehend it without spending days or weeks studying the history. That's why some people can compare the two empires as somewhat equal and not feel shame at the same time. They were only somewhat equal in military strength, and nothing else.
First then come for our weapons..then for our cars...
Yes. Businesses are covered under Australia’s Consumer Protection if the value of the goods or services under consideration is less than A$100,000.
I'm not going to pay $100 just to fetch 3000 records for a hobby project. I'll either skip the project, or I'll just abuse my scraping tool.

If they'd made some more reasonable pricing tiers, I would have been happy to pay.

Fetching something as simple as the total follower count from an API shouldn't be more (exorbitantly) more expensive than fetching data from, say, GPT-4. No reasonable person can make an argument for $10c/call pricing.
Well technically, space is an uninhabitable environment and people can temporarily live there fine
That's not why we add dates to the titles.
World record progression 100 metres freestyle
I loved this book! It's about much simpler, generally turn based games though
I see what you are referring to.

But I don’t think it is just simple HDR tonemapping, it doesn’t do that, but rather some type of color grading going on. The bottom is over saturated and over contrasty.
Some of the protections do apply to business purchases such as section 18 of the ACL which relates to misleading and deceptive conduct and section 29 regarding false or misleading representations. Businesses, will, in some scenarios (they need to meet the definition of consumer under the Act) also have access to consumer guarantees found under s51-59 which provide some of the stronger remedy options including full refunds.
Honestly what I'd like to see is a centralised reddit replacement that covers the majority of features and UX that old reddit had. I tried voat when it first came out and it seemed to work pretty well. Only issue is it was quickly overwhelmed by racists.

Lemmy is probably taking on too large of a problem. No one has got federated systems to work as nicely as centralised ones yet.
Being a painter/woodworker/upholsterer is way less theoretical than being a street cop.

But if you hire an untrained one, or one that only learned on the job, you'll have a way, way worse end result than if you hire a formed one (or it will take trice the time and double the materials, if I listen to my father's stories). Two years is enough for low-level workers, i'd guess 3 to 4 should do the work for the police (considering it's 6 to 8 years and a masterwork for compagnons, pro woodworkers/upholsterers would still be better trained than police).
>Twitter no longer allows people without an account to view tweets.

I've seen several tweets, linked from other sites, and I sort of got interested as i seemed to be allowed to see quite a lot (splash screen was just clicked closed). If I can't see what makes it interesting as a platform then I'm never going to use it for even longer than i haven't already (save maybe 15 mins total over the last few weeks).
Yup. Hosted on a server farm aboard a repurposed cargo ship flying a pirate flag roaming international waters, spending its life evading the coast guard, using starlink satellites to provide connectivity to the rest of the world. The crew is made up of former cyber criminals evading the law from their home countries for hacking related offenses, along with a few actual Somali pirates or random killers and war criminals. They have the greatest collection of pirated software, raw leaks and rare media files that you won’t find anywhere else.
I can't understand why anyone would use GitHub for anything DMCA-able when there's archive.org, mega, ipfs, i2p, and the new z-lib home. Perhaps some people believe it's equivalent to Gitee when it's not or are too lazy to put it somewhere that won't immediately dmcarot or linkrot.
You should report the company doing this here: https://www.uscis.gov/report-fraud/uscis-tip-form
If the content owner DMCA strikes it, they'll remove it. If not, it's not really their problem. Basically the same way the rest of the internet works.
yes - I've used openwrt since the original wrt54gl and I understand the rationale for it.

My time is more valuable than shaving off a few milliseconds running gimped core utilities with major functionality missing on a non embedded system.
It wasn't such a reference, no.

And I believe it's hard to do this kind of thing as an afterthought. If your whole engineering culture is built around having a QA dept then just firing that dept is obviously going to have disastrous consequences.
Pretty sure I remember a FRP pacman being written in response to those post, way back then in 2008.
> the goal of the website is to provide a validating presence for people who already heard about them, because they're selling to carefully vetted partners.

You've just wasted my time, and other people people's time on this crap.

Trying to claim that, after quite literally coming here on HN and trying to spruik that crowd to everyone, just makes the case for the earlier critical commenters.

That's the behaviour of someone clearly full of shit.

Thanks for confirming joinmassive is actually a shady operation.

Hopefully this gets into search engine results, so less people waste time on this bullshit.
Keep an eye on Key Event Receipt Infrastructure (KERI). https://keri.one/

Current spec drafts at <https://github.com/WebOfTrust/keri>.
You could paste the text into GPT3.5 and ask it to do just that.

I imagine it won't be long before that's an add-on, so you don't even have to leave the page. "Hemingway this up for me", and boobs your uncle.
This is also another reason why nuclear waste reprocessing should be more common, theoretically there should be less distance to transport
Who designs these things?

Two HDMI outputs, one HDMI input... but only one NVME, one gigabit port, no SATA...

I'm sure someone could come up with a use for this configuration, but I would love to have more storage and networking options.
First? Except maybe Pliny in 77AD?
I always wondered why the Greek philosophers like Aristotle, Socrates, Plato etc. did not cause religions to form.

Unlike Moses, Jesus, Mohammad, Buddha, who wrote down little if anything first-hand, and seemed to have comparatively fewer coherent things to say, which too we only know about from third parties removed hundreds of years later.
It’s pretty easy to make a stainless steel pan non-stick. I cook eggs and pancakes all the time without any sticking. The trick is you have to let the pan come all the way up to your desired cooking temperature. When the pan is hot enough, water vaporizes instantly creating a gas buffer between your food at the pan, aka the Leidenfrost effect. You can tell if the pan is hot enough by splashing a little water on it. A pan hot enough to cook on without food sticking will have the water form round beads of water that slide around the pan rather than splashing or boiling. While there is definitely a minimum cooking temperature this works on, you don’t necessarily need to cook at a higher temperature. You just need to let the pan preheat at your desired cooking temperature for longer.
> On average the amount of trickery in advertising will cancel out and decisions still get made based on the quality and usefulness of the products.

How? Take the examples from above about selling beauty products to teenagers, where is the ad saying "you're perfect as you are, no need to drop hundreds of dollars on any of this bullshit"? All the ads in existence will try to extract money from them by playing up body image issues, so the noise WILL NOT cancel out on their own.

> Most people sit there until told to do something. Even when doing the thing is in their own interests.

To think that you know what's better for people than they know for themselves... Tell me, are you an advertising professional? Because your thought process is just as obnoxious.
It’s not obvious to me that using public data to train AI is a violation of copyright. Many are claiming it is, but as far as I know the courts haven’t weighed in on it yet.
My impression is that language innovation in lisp dialects is largely stagnant at present.

Common lisp is flexible enough that it's reasonable for projects to stay within the immutable standard, so only library progress happens.

Scheme has given up on the minimal side to the design and become over-obsessed with complicated macros and static compilation. I suppose that's change, if not progress.

Clojure I can't say much about. I like the hashed trie and do not consider the JVM connection a feature. Maybe that is still changing over time.

Racket is still doing its thing, but the current push (Rhombus) seems to mostly be about removing S expressions.

Kernel is a different lisp. Tragically we lost the author too young. Kernel deletes most of the limitations and cruft of _scheme_. It would benefit from a sbcl-level of development effort which doesn't seem to be happening.

I'm interested anything else strange from the lisp world if people have references.

Innovating in the C derivatives continues at pace of course.
Time to invest the comparable amount of money in FOSS alternatives? FreeCAD, LibreCAD, BRL-CAD, and so on.
Pandemic lock downs are 99% over. People are getting back outside and returning to office. These effects have little to do with Twitter's specific actions.
Yeah I used to think like you, but I kept getting screened out of interviews because my cv was missing keywords. Then I listed every technology I ever worked with and suddenly I was getting interviews.

I never tailored the cv to each job as that would take way too much time, especially as you get more senior. As a junior developer, sure, it might be worth it because you might get offers from most jobs you apply for. Nowadays I would have to apply for dozens of jobs to find a good fit.

This might only apply for EU and UK though, I imagine things are a lot better in the US
Reddit was a lot better before the "casual users" showed up so maybe that's a good thing.
DCOM was far more practical, mostly because the scope was smaller. I used very successfully with a trading system back in the nineties.

In the same institution, the corba guys just built themselved giant messes trying to unify 4 different languages and the kind of network dependency hell that only corba could allow.

DCOM was never cool, but it also wasn't as ambitious, so good systems got built with it.
This implies that those benefiting from the current system would not benefit in another system, while the ones not profiting from the current system would automatically start reaping benefits.

The study you linked seems to consider any disparity between demographic groups to be the result of "inequity" without qualifying why they expect the same outcome for all groups.

What's incredible to me is that, despite enormous and long lasting data sets those show stable differences between population groups, this is never considered as a causative hypothesis because the idea that people, their cultures and their beliefs are not equal and equally beneficial on average offends their sensibilities.

There is no obligation to ensure different demographics have equal outcomes, nor is there a way to achieve that that has actually worked.
No, they just follow DMCA claims and there's no real issue. They are under no obligation to police themselves.
My local newspaper is just unusable without a blocker. Multiple megabytes of ads and dozens of trackers all trying to load in a random sequence. You start reading a story and the site just loads something and moves the text.
> Yes it's inadequate right now in all kinds of ways. But the main reason is that not enough people are there.

You have that backwards. Not enough people are there because it is inadequate in all kinds of ways.
I wasn't asking whether it exists, I know it doesn't.
Lilygo T-Deck: $50 BlackBerry-like device with WiFi, Bluetooth and LoRa
Here's the MIT study mentioned at 13 minutes: https://mitsloan.mit.edu/ideas-made-to-matter/workers-less-e...
And if you involve a camera, then it's legal for everyone.
Is there any way to securely use IRC?
I think they used a frameset with frames. It had the advantage that it could be sized to the browser window as a percentage and both frames could be refreshed/loaded independently without affecting the other.
I stand corrected and TIL :) That's pretty awesome actually, pity that the 6809 wasn't more popular in the home computer era (but looking at the price compared to the Z80 or even 6502 it's understandable - $37 versus $9 for Z80 and $6 for the 6502 in 1980 according to Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_6809).
I think this might be a cultural difference, in Europe taking months to be able to contribute to a codebase would get you fired pretty quickly.
I know a Polish guy that makes sleeping bags along much the same model. Best sleeping bags that you can find. He's got a waiting list longer than a year now and people don't mind. Never a single ad, just word of mouth. And no, it doesn't scale but he couldn't care less.
I assume the parents consented to have that information on a website, or it couldn’t have been scraped in the first place. They may be suing the wrong party here.
Maybe you should check Fabrice Bellard then. https://bellard.org/

His best known works include FFMPEG and QEMU, there are many others.
People who work on such projects tend to focus on finding solutions to difficult problems and many things that you would consider weird or bad could be there because they were part of a solution, either at the time or sometime in the past in a previous project.
Not sure why you're being downvoted. Your experience isn't unique, sadly.

The closest I've ever been to being arrested was when I had to call the cops because I got robbed while at work.

They had footage of another person entering the store and then sprinting out, but the 17 year old nerdy kid was a much easier target.

Never again.
It goes back to at least the 50s, Japan had a thing for giant mutant monsters resulting from the bombs, Godzilla and all that fun stuff. I have never encountered anyone using mutants as a talking point for an anti-nuclear agenda.
Yes I know. But their belief is that she was a virgin AFTER[0].

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_virginity_of_Mary
Ah I see. I don't have the binaries so I can't have the source either. That's the part I was missing. Cheers
Would benefit from the addition of a message queue and son server less functions