skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't tell if you understand or not, but your "first definition" is a grammatically correct pejorative. The second is a reference to a political philosophy.

What's happening in this comment thread is that people are "confusing" a mastodon instance dedicated to the political philosophy with a group dedicated to being in a state of disorder. It's neither productive to the discussion nor witty.
Care to be more specific about the inaccurate parts and/or provide counterpoints (preferably with appropriate counter-evidence)?
That's the most extreme example, sure. You don't see the other common examples, of a woman struggling to stay attracted to her bf or husband that consistently makes 1/2 of what she does.. because it doesn't happen very often (outside of extremes like very high earning women).
32x EPYC servers, figure $10K/server on a base config = $320,000 .

Add in what appears to be, 2x 100Gb Ethernet switches, the 100Gbps NICs, cabling, other rack hardware; service processors that allow you to control the servers, whatever amount of NVME drives, etc. Assembly, burn in, test etc.

My guess is that a base config would be somewhere between $400K to $500K but could very definitely go up from there for a completely "loaded" config.
You need to Google Elon musk and horse
I think the GP is saying Twitter's client-side scripting doesn't understand permanent failures. It thinks all failures are transient, so it keeps retrying, hoping to get through. That creates more traffic than if Twitter just let the user read the site.
> features that give you more choice over the ads you see

I don't need more choice, I need there to be no tracking.
The second definition covers that.
I just watched the video, and as far as I can tell they didn’t actually convert the wave form into sound and play it. I feel cheated.
I looked at every option out there and none of them satisfy all the requirements at the same time, sadly
no you don't understand their hierarchy is totally temporary and they can just change it at any time unlike 'unjustified' hierarchies, also everything will just operate on a gift economy and somehow no one will exploit this
I'm not sure restricting higher-ed to the ultra rich is the panacea you think it might be.
Because what you are doing is creating a system where only the rich, or the upper-middle class (who can cosign or take out loans on behalf of their kids) get educated.

The whole purpose of these programs is to put advanced education into the sphere of people in more difficult circumstances.
No, subMedia is well known in the anarchist community and has a long and reputable history.
"RTFM" means "Read The Fucking Manual."
Update from Elon: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1675214274627530754
> Rate limits increasing soon to 8000 for verified, 800 for unverified & 400 for new unverified

Well, at least he's engaged over a holiday weekend.

If it was my company, this would be a fifteen meetings, a six-month series of sprints, and we still would only decide on a new color for the icon.
> Compute, and in the end, energy, has a cost.

making sure that nobody can see ads by ratelimiting them too hard really helps with this, or so I'm told
This is WASM in CUE, to unlock more possibilities while still preserving the language semantics.

You can already do CUE via WASM, this is how the playground works.

https://cuelang.org/play/?id=#cue@export@cue
Microsoft's light-based computer marks 'the unravelling of Moore's Law'
Mastodon.social is chugging along just fine
Meta. I’d move to a Meta-run Twitter in a moment. I use FB Messenger and Instagram every day, and Zuck has so far resisted the pull to the far right that Elon and Jack have.

I’d theoretically trust Apple/Google/MS to own the data and governance, but I don’t think any are capable of executing.
Read the fucking manual.
I would estimate 90% of worthwhile content on Reddit is posted by power users. Most subreddits are only alive because a few power users take the time to compile and post content. Nobody cares about them, but people will care once their content is gone.

Power mods suck, but power users are the backbone of the site. I predict information quality and density will continue to decrease rapidly on Reddit until it becomes no different from Instagram.

(I’m not personally a power user, I’ve just been on Reddit for a while)
It would. Imagine being pecked to death by a bird, all the while yelling, "Help! Egg attack!"
The interesting part is the focus on the finger pointing at the magnet (which points at the torrent) Basically, citizens are not allowed to point at things.

The web is full of "$name (1970)" and there are also lots of torrents with those keywords. some will have "1080p" some "BluRay" some "X264" etc etc

In stead of sharing the magnet you can share "$name.1970.1080p.x264" and the recipient can pretty much find what you are talking about like "Steal This Film II.720p.mov"

Wait a bit for persecution to "mature" then evolve the format to use keywords like "wonderful","amazing","great","funny","western","horror",etc possibly in specific order to save ink while ignoring "it's","and","thats",etc

The adventure is more interesting than the recordings.
Stirner would disagree
Between boat upkeep, day to day expenses and mooring fees it's actually cheaper than renting? That's interesting. I would have assumed it would be death by a thousand cuts and not worth the unreliable services and tiny living space.
It helps a lot to keep your interfaces simple and flat. Probably too late for your project but I always advocate for this - then integrating with other systems and languages is much easier.
There's a single buyer that wants a particular missile, and multiple defense contractors bidding on right to supply it. At some point hopefully before, but sometimes after the bid is won, that contractor has to figure out how to make and deliver that thing, which is a standard manufacturing process involving a bunch of components and subsystems, some of which are made in house, some of which are bought of the shelf, and some of which are outsourced. That part's the supply chain.
Cixin Liu has a pretty fun sci-fi book about Ball Lightning
Yes. Overly cheap money has negative externalities, that’s been the lesson of the post-9/11 financial order, and one of those is that overly cheap money causes fart.app to crowd out economically productive activity. A lot of things were done that shouldn’t have been done at all and fundamentally sucked up money that could have been used for actual productive stuff.

Another is that it incentivized companies to try for the Uber strategy of burning investor cash to become a monopolist player rather than targeting a sustainable growth plan. Low-key this has led to long term consolidation to a greater level than otherwise would have occurred.
The BiiN systems supported RS-232, RS-422, and TTY current loop. I assume you plugged a serial interface board into the system that provided multiple serial ports. But it might have been an external terminal concentrator (or establishment controller in IBM lingo) that hosted the terminals.
Don't forget about Nostr, which has seen lots of development this year with multiple interoperable clients.

(iOS)

Damus - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/damus/id1628663131

(Android)

Amethyst - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vitorpampl...

(Web)

https://satellite.earth

https://primal.net

https://iris.to

https://snort.social

https://app.coracle.social
> It's a dog eat dog world, winners take all and there's no reward for the effort. If you don't win the big prize, you've wasted your life for nothing.

Prizes and rewards are never guaranteed. The only way to be sure you aren't wasting your time is to spend it on something gratifying—in the context of this essay this might be the "excited curiosity that's both the engine and the rudder of great work." You don't need a fallback if your approach isn't outcome oriented.
I learned back in the 90s you don't google horse videos without safe search on, so no, I won't be taking your suggestion ;-)
You'd use a terminal server between the terminals and the linux box.

DECserver was a popular one back in the day.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DECserver

These days it might be more economical to just have something like a Raspberry Pi attached at each terminal. Then the connections to your network could all be wireless.
Was reading another thread about LLMs on HN yesterday (yeah, can't find which one, there's always soooo many) about how Elon was 'tricked' into funding the charity OpenAI before it pivoted into for-profit and he got no equity. And now this timely reminder that Elon was 'tricked' into buying Twitter too! Quite a record, and yet he is somehow still the world's richest person? I do enjoy him talking about rockets, though.
Bro what do you mean security, UI, Ux. This is literally a page with links and a payment option.

It's as if you searched for a checklist of what a webpage needs, but you forgot to put actual content, and you slammed a paymeny option.

Your competition like linktree is free, and in my experience it's only used to circumvent domain based restrictions to post malicious, pornography, or gambling links.

Get real, be more ambitious. Build an actual product, not just a template.
Jak 2 Playable with OpenGOAL
Do you mean that CAD software itself has to comply with certain regulations? Or that it helps engineers comply with regulations regarding their designs?

Not a professional CAD user myself, but as a hobbyist with an interest in this space I've never heard of the former case, so I'm curious.
I think they meant the article, or TFA if we really need to abbreviate everything.
Does anyone have a BlueSky account? What is it like in BlueSky?
As the title says, does it have feature parity with Twitter? Is it active at all? Why would I use it over a public Mastodon instance or hosting my own Mastodon instance?

Also, could anybody invite me?
Possibly. It is definitely notable that a CEO of a web product of this scale made an announcement that is essentially saying "Either myself and or my employees don't actually know jack shit about how to run a large scale web product".
The problems he pointed out are the kind of things you hear in questions in a mid-level swe interview.
Thus speaks someone unfamiliar with it, it would appear.

The reverse is in fact true, as @lispm points out.

It's complex, it's diverse, it's tailored to each individual town and city. Big cities have urban rail or light rail or both, smaller ones have trams or trolleybuses, smaller ones may have just buses. To get to and from the stops, some cities have footpaths, some private bicycles, some public cycle sharing schemes.

And any combinations of the above, of course.

Every system bespoke to that city. Every city's system totally unique.

Outlier cities, such as very mountainous ones, integrate cable car systems into the mix, such as La Paz:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mi_Telef%C3%A9rico

And Medellín:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrocable_(Medell%C3%ADn)

Chongqing has a remarkable system because the city spans a set of mountain ranges and valleys:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chongqing_Rail_Transit

The exact reverse of your statement is the case.

The simplistic one-size-fits-all answer is: "get everyone to drive, give them loads of big roads and pave half the city for parking."

https://oldurbanist.blogspot.com/2011/12/we-are-25-looking-a...
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36553236
The columbia is a spawning ground, but it is spawning less than 10% what it used to. During the heat dome many salmon were getting burns on their body. The water level is too shallow to keep the water temps down. This is due to damming, irrigation, and water usage. Yakima is home to thousands of green lawns in the middle of the desert thanks to water rates where you can water an acre of lawn for hours a day, every day for super cheap.

Meanwhile, the entirety of the Puget sound, the water body right next to seattle has a bunch of salmon (seattle is a port town), rather than the columbia river that is 200 miles away.
I didn't, though you can also play them on Infinite Mac.

Also if you haven't played Endless Sky, that's inspired by EV and open source.
> literally throwing away revenue with every denied impression

Any estimates for how much?
The parent's source is mind-reading.
If I understand correctly, redhat contributes economically with the Linux Foundation.
Yes, I mean the first one that you refer to in "That’s the first definition of anarchy." The disorder definition is irrelevant to this conversation.
Google should be hyper-motivated, they just appear to be incapable of executing on anything social.

Surprised they aren’t visibly scrambling to get it done anyway though
Sure thing. Then the blackmail, false allegations and “theft” of non-physical things you’re describing do not justify a forceful response. It’s that simple.

The impact of something that isn’t force is irrelevant, the only reason either situation is problematic is because of the forceful imprisonment. If you remove the force, then the comparison would become voluntarily living in a cell vs voluntarily living in solitary confinement, and neither situation is less moral than the other.
You're right, here are some numbers:

- photosphere temperature: 5870 K

- sunspot umbra temperature: 3000-4500 K

Per Stefan-Boltzmann law, this can make the photosphere up to (5870/3000)⁴ ≈ 15 times brighter.
FWIW I turned on notifications for Woj and Shams and I’m still getting them even though I’m rated limited too.
Conspiracy theory of the day: He knows about something big that is going to happen soon and the breakage is intentional.
I mean Google Groups was just the colony of crustaceans living on the whale-fall of Usenet.
I think he was trying to say that the Frontend of the Twitter timeline is not aware of the new request limit, and when that limit is reached it just retries the request, as it would in a normal network error, and keeps in retrying resulting on DDOS.

But I don't believe on that because Twitter is a billion dollar company and that kind of mistake is dumb. So idk.
That’s a Silicon Valley bubble perspective. Everything from your kid’s school to your car dealer to your automaker is VMWare.
I don't know whether or not Twitter is actually seeing unprecedented levels of traffic due to ChatGPT plugins or whatever else—I personally doubt it, but I'm willing to believe it's possible.

However, that Twitter can't keep up with the load is completely unsurprising after the way Musk treated Twitter's engineers. You can't indiscriminately shed 80% of the company[0] and expect to have magically retained the key people who understand your distributed system well enough to adapt it to new strains and pressures. There were people in that 80% who knew how to solve this problem and are no longer available to help. There are probably people in the remaining 20% who know how to solve it but are afraid to speak up because Musk has created a hostile work environment.

[0] https://www.engadget.com/80-percent-of-twitters-full-time-st...
The skills in these tools are transferrable. The designs not so much. Basically There's a way of thinking about and solving problems in these tools which is common, same as solving things in programming languages is similar but different and maybe different names. Annotations, lambdas, record types, functors they all have different names in different languages and commas and parens are used differently but when you learn one you get better at learning others. Another analogy is that it's a lot easier to learn to ski or snowboard when you can do the other one already than when you can do neither (even if you feel worse cause you know you can do better).

The hard part is if you build real ip up in these things that you lose when you get rug pulled. Or have no way to backup. F360 let's you export more complicated formats. But they all let you make stls which are a pita to reverse int drawings but you can.

It took me 50 hours to learn solid works, my first tool so I could kinda make what I wanted. Inventor took 3 to get used to. F360 an hour. The cost goes down.

Pick one your friends are using and design things.

Try openscad if you're more of a mathematical mind. Try blender if your an artist. Those are different yet still you're making things.

If you mentioned what you wanted to make I can point you further. There's many options.
Cloud was a low interest rate phenomena. I predict a return to metal servers and managed data centers.
“Elon is fundamentally a dumb guy”

This is the guy who’s had more than a few successful businesses now. A lot of smart people did want to work with him. Andrej Karpathy himself has said that Elon was very quick to pick up AI technically. That doesn’t sound like a “fundamentally dumb” guy to me
If Google decides to graveyard GCloud, you can say you were here when it started.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Rh3PbnAdw
If you’re looking for something that scales this feature, you might love Matter (https://hq.getmatter.com/). It has instant article text-to-speech via a simple chrome extension & a web + iOS app - along with %-read tracking, ability to start playing audio from any word, etc.

(Not affiliated, just a happy user.)
Do you know how many current Twitter engineers are on H1B? Is this based on some data, or just speculation?
This is a perfect example of how complex the situation is. On one hand there's a huge minus of the child's medical info available forever online. On the other hand, the parents can benefit in important ways.

* They need support from their friends, so they post on FB.

* They may need advice on choosing a course of treatment, finding a specialist, etc. Ideally you are already working with a competent doctor/team but that's not a given.

One example immediately comes to mind that took two years of "working the system" before an actionable and effective diagnosis was produced. That's exactly the kind of thing finding the correct community on a social network really helps with.

So I don't think it's always clear what to do.
>I have been struggling a lot with dating.

>I probably have to go on a psychadelic trip to rewire my brain to be able to show my interest romatically to others

u wot m8
When a few individuals out of a large group are doing it, then it makes sense to blame the individuals. When millions of people are doing it because a giant force is pushing them all in the same direction, that is more or less the definition of a systemic problem.
This may have already been discussed. But, if Musk is being honest and this has to do with blocking efforts to scrape content for ML/AI models, then why not block IP ranges from the most common compute services (i.e. aws, gce, digital ocean, etc.)?

That's what streaming services do to block VPNs as far as I understand it.

I would think most efforts are by orgs using those platforms.
I keep an eye on it, if a photo of my kid pops up I get in touch with them and say do you mind not putting that up, we're not putting him on social media until he's old enough to choose for himself. It's been received well so far, people seem to understand our objections even though we don't offer any more explanation than that.
There's the guy who gave away so much gold he broke half of Africa's economy for a bit; the motivation might be different, but I think it counts if the category is "got money badly wrong".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansa_Musa
You are probably not as laid back as you think you are, bro.
Correct. The parent post gave http to https as a type of link-breaking, and this is how the redirect is implemented to avoid breaking links.
I don’t have an account so all my interactions with twitter are via discord bots. I don’t know where that falls into scraping vs bots but I ain’t an organic user from their perspective.

In theory the goal would be to push people like me to register and get an account to at least view, and force me into their platform/ecosystem so I can be measure and monetized.

Unfortunately, much like ape pics, printscreen key exists and people will simply pivot to posting png’s of twitter instead of direct linking
Someone with deep pockets flipped the ON switch?
Around 300. https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7z5px/twitter-employees-on-...
The real problem with the columbia and salmon is that the columbia is becoming an unviable spawning ground. That entails a full collapse of the species in the region and any other species depending on salmon for food. Doesn't matter where you want to catch salmon if there are none to be caught.
Here ya go:

https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Euclid...

Here's the lead scientist who originated the idea:

https://researchportal.port.ac.uk/en/persons/adam-amara
I used to think that way regarding Windows/VB6/Photoshop/Lightroom. It's like expressing your hatred for the Ku Klux Klan by signing up for their newsletter. That'll show them!

Looking back, it would have been more productive to develop proficiency in and give money/support to any underdog competitor.
This is why everyone needs USBkill
Don't know the answer to your question, but depending on what you want out of it, I find esphome with inlined C++ more than enough for most cases (for anyone that knows how to code in general).

It's mostly declarative, like writing a kubernetes helm chart with some templating, which should be somewhat at home for web folks.
Why are you ignoring my point? I've brought it up multiple times. Instead of just repeating your position you could, you know, respond to my argument regarding your position.
Oh shit, I have some ESP32s from my COVID isolation AliExpress shopaholigasm.

"ESP32 ESP32-CAM WiFi"

"ESP8266 ESP32 ESP-32S"

"SX1276 ESP32 with LoRa 868MHz-915MHz"

Remember Chinese disposable brand sites tend to disappear without warning, so you always have to archive everything they have on their support sites, i.e., datasheets, code, examples, doc, diagrams, etc.
For a small fee...
They weighted it because Facebook execs wanted engagement, and didn't care what that engagement was.

A college friend reaching out after five years? Engagement. Your stacker finding you after years of evading them? Engagement. A daughter wishing her mother a happy birthday? Engagement. Matt Walsh telling his audience that all trans people are inherently vile sexual predators? Engagement.

Even if you can reason with individuals, that means nothing on someone like Matt Walshes scale. Even if 98% of people disagree with him, that is still a successful result for him as he has millions of devoted followers who will champion his causes.

We very obviously do not want the same results, you are suggesting solutions you know don't work.
I’ve always wondered what it’s like to work for a CEO where you simultaneously 1. can’t say no to him, and 2. can’t implement their hairbrained ideas without killing your product and then being blamed for it.

I heard a rumor (who knows if it’s true) that in the early-ish days of Amazon, they had an entirely separate backend and frontend just for Bezos that would only display if his account was logged in. So when he asked for something crazy they could just implement it in the Bezos-Amazon and not fuck up the main product.
Try bandcamp
$35k per "car" by 2025. A new Cessna is almost $500k. Good luck.

The gimbaled cabin is intriguing, everything else looks like a dumpster fire with these guys.