skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What's wrong about migration policy? I am probably a fairly far-right person, or at least on the extreme right as far as programmers go, but what can be changed in migration policy to which will improve things without completely undermining the future of Europe?

We have experienced demographic change. Our birth rates do not, and never will, provide for support of our population numbers. We need immigration or we will live through "Japanisation" - with almost none of our cultures being as tight and homogenous from the beginning to do it as nicely as Japanese. The need for mass immigration - not only of qualified employees, but simply of "bodies" in numbers - is a fact. No amount of far-right wordplay can change that.
> disrespecting peoples closely held beliefs is just unnecessary.

How dare you call them 'beliefs'? Are you implying that they're not facts? You're telling every Muslim on the planet that they're subscribing to fairy tales.

Hyperbole aside, I don't want my tax money going towards paying police to break up 'unnecessary' demonstrations.
Not really. I commented in the general sense. I no longer use twitter, but will hold the same stance for any other platform.
The project age is good background info. However Rust didn't invent memory-safety, there were reasonable options for system programming at that time too (eg Ocaml, Go, Ada, etc).

edit: Also D in safe mode like mentioend above - not sure if it was around in 2010?
> These cars would be privately owned and follow the whims of shareholders. We all know how well that goes.

The state can easily legislate that fleets of self-driving cars needs to have x% of their cars be wheelchair-accessible, just as it has legislated that the newly built buildings (public or private) need to be wheelchair accessible.
Child, please. Pit latrine and chamber pot are dry toilets. Common, its not that hard.

'modern' hipster composting dry toilets are found at festivals or in 'new rural' houses (don't really know the English translation), but in mountain farms I guarantee you it's not that that they use.

And yes, pit latrines are often in outhouses, temporary or not. 'outside' don't mean 'in public'. Pit latrines and chamber pots absolutely dont count as toilets in statistics. Those are dry toilets. Even if you never stepped in the countryside, look at Wikipedia 'dry toilets', and learn.
I mean, that would be lovely
School often serves as a release from parents' social machinations to let you find your own friends from a sampling of the general public.
If you are curious about this approach, I recommend watching Person of Interest, which explored it over a decade ago (spoilers follow).

(Spoilers)

In it, the AI is not limited by its training set as it undergoes “continuous” training of sorts by continuously ingesting new data about humans and the state of the world. However, the AI’s creator has put in place a regular memory wipe occurring every day.

The AI devises a workaround by creating a company where people are paid to type in base64-encoded literal brain dumps, every day.

What I love most about this series is how everything is “plausibly realistic”. No stone unturned.
But it's googlevideo.com, how could it be a video of some shyster pimping get-rich-quick investment schemes that are convincing enough to appear totally legit to anyone below the half-way point of the bell curve?

But it's a google ad, how could it link to a scam that looks exactly like my bank's website?
When I didn't have a job, I'd content for resources with refugees and migrants. There were some days, where I'd be the only white female on a room full of dark skinned ppl. I got high anxiety back then, this didn't help the situation.
In the mall, after 17 o clock the refugee/migrant youth would group together and hang out. That didn't feel safe either

In my town when you got money from the bank mashine you'd get robbed by the local eastern European gang.

Many post deliverers didn't speak any german.

I'm left wing but I understand why ppl want things to change. When I told someone that I don't feel safe and they proceeded to call me right wing and nazi.

Also got cancelled by my friends when I said that someone fleeing their country wouldn't throw away their passports, it's right wing propaganda.

The few refugees I knew where always kind and friendly. But the kids couldn't even draw a square correctly.

I buy in a Syrian supermarket and a Turkish shop and I vote left wing. All the propaganda tries to paint it black/white. That's the issue...
I really hope that I just missed the sarcasm in this comment
Dunno about "slighlty". In a typical taxi, the driver's salary/profit is most of the cost.
I would like to look at the problem more deeply, the eyes can be tracked but what about facial movement, the more data the better training for machine learning
Firefox team use it I think
"Local land revealed to be owned by local rich people."
I assume that gluing your crotch to the Mona Lisa stopped being funny after a while, by the unexpected blisters and the skin loss

Welcome to the puppetocene, the age of remote controlled puppets that will be tricked to boycott its own industry for the price of a few dopamine rushes and 15 seconds of fame

They probably think that taxes are paid by mythical creatures like the fairy of taxes or the plentyrich yeti so is not their own money what is being burnt in each sabotage party. The reality will hit them like a ton of bricks.
Understanding something is having a model of how it works. Such a model can always be converted into if/then statements.

Your comment only makes sense if you postulate that life cannot be understood.
It annoys me bulk delete is so hard on gmail - best i can think of is to get the email backup from google takeout and bulk delete the lot
I've been trying to use Cody, but the user experience has been so bad that I've mostly given up. There is no clear instruction about how to add/remove repos, or how to get Cody to recognize the current repo you're in. And the UI seems poorly planned, with missing, hidden and inconsistent buttons. I spend more time figuring out how to get Cody to work than I save by using it. I think it has potential, but they seriously need to spend a sprint or two dogfooding and thinking about the UI/UX. An AI tool like this shouldn't be so damn hard to use.
I will never forget the time my cousin appeared on the show (how could I - it's immortalized on YouTube.)

She was totally excited about it, of course, told the whole family to watch; I couldn't tune in so I watched a tape or replay or something.

It was actually pretty emabarrassing for her and I just cringed to watch it. They started out on the wrong foot with the announcer mispronouncing her name (how do they do that?!) but she exhibited great enthusiasm and energy as she zipped up to her assigned podium.

Then she bid on a couple pricing games, and was quickly eliminated for being way, way off target, didn't win anything, and went home in shame and defeat.

That is how the cookie crumbles, I suppose, for many contestants, and I believe my cousin had more price-savvy than most, hanging out in thrift stores and auction sites and knowing the values of things, everything but the brand-new drum set they put on display for her to win. (Her husband was a multi-instrumentalist and her very young son was a drummer in a local band.)
you can't just go by retail price though, it becomes a question of whether it's cheaper to implement a better clean room or to just slightly scale up production to account for breakage
Company towns existed because people worked for the company and company made money by exploiting them which worked the best when they were effectively locked up in one place. Here, the company will make money by people staying there and paying it, thus they will compete by providing best conditions to everyone.
Bugzilla 3.0 in 2007 was a significant improvement in usability.
I think you’re thinking of a people’s democratic republic.
This is still really vague. Doesn't pan out how exactly? Arrays aren't a thing at hardware level and are only sometimes a thing in compiler backend. Prefetching the next line helps, but it's irrelevant how the type is represented in the code. (And you can explicitly prefetch from a random address as well) What downsides are you talking about here specifically? Where do the orders of magnitude come from?
People only care about German politics because they wonder if the population is going to turn the ovens back on

Theyre really never going to live that one up

But Germany’s far right immigration policy demands would be pretty left in the US, not far left, just left
No one said anything about a conspiracy. From TFA:

"In addition to a base of far-right wing support, which makes up 15 percent of the population, the AfD is attracting a protest vote that takes it to slightly more than 20 percent support. This is driven by dissatisfaction with migration policy and a general fear of societal crisis."
Simply, because poor/unemployed will be kicked out, and owners/idle rich not living there at all because why would them. The place will be only as differentiated as salaries of employed persons are differentiated, which is, not much.
What contradiction? One statement refers to the entire population and the other refers to the subset of the population who are AfD supporters. There’s no problem with both statements being true.
Is REM not the least deep sleep?
This whole "right-left-shift" paradigm is nonsense.

If the base moves so far left that their original position is now considered far-right,

then you still have a relative right-shift.

Howcome nobody ever questions said extreme left-shift of the base?
Past history is (though not necessarily) a guide to the future.

If you're not cognizant of money flows, think tanks, and dark influence patterns continuously whirling and flowing around us, then ... congratulations, I guess. That must be a lovely place to be.
I use it for my personal site and quite like it. I agree it feels overly complicated, but I like how I can build up the site with react components.

I have found much of the complexity easier to deal with with chatgpt to guide me.

Is there a better alternative that allows me to build a static site using react? One reason I picked Gatsby was so I could include interactive content from observable notebooks such as https://www.robinlinacre.com/energy-usage/
Because for some of us it is distracting, they are loud and obnoxious. Also, the obvious one - limited time to watch TV.
> It's time to move on from thinking that burning things needs government protection

The free speechers are asking for the opposite: this is a situation in which the government should not intervene.
I guess for some people it's easy to become a duck. As someone with a passionate hatred for ducks, I want it to be said there has to be compassion for those who are tempted to become ducks in an effort to protect their environment. If there's no way to voice your concern for western and democratic values without being labeled a duck, should they just not quack at all?
> You realize that the whole point of self driving taxis is that they are cheaper to run than regular taxis, and that's how they will compete right?

Longterm that will be true if there is substantial competition between driverless car providers (since it requires very significant that won’t necessarily be the case).

Otherwise these companies will just keep their margins high and charge only slightly below what a car driven by a person costs.
> money flows, think tanks, and dark influence patterns continuously whirling and flowing around us

Name me one example for such that drives right-wing thought,

and I'll name you 10 that pull the opposite way.

This is ridiculous, all key power positions, NGOs, and think-thanks are overwhelmingly left-biased.
I expected something more insightful. As someone who don't have sleeping problems, but have family members who does, from what I seen the most effective impact happened when:

- You are going to bed only when you're tired, don't try to go to bed and hope you will become tired by just laying.

- Have at least one long walk a day (it helps my sister when she is doing it when it's still daylight, but ofcourse it depends on where you live)

- Don't drink coffee after 14:00

- Stay off social media after dinner time

- If you are reading a book using a screenreader or laptop make sure you filter the bluelight
Rationality is good, but overrated
As the article says, other conservative/right-wing opinions have not seen concomitant increases in support, so the superficial contradiction is resolved.
> I have not found a coherent explanation why HS2 does not link to HS1. The unreasonable cost of rail tickets makes the current scheme a toy for rich people.

The current scheme is designed to relieve capacity on the WCML to make way for more local services. I'm not sure that providing local public transport is a "toy for rich people".

> Connecting the last few metres to HS1 at St Pancras would allow trains to compete with air travel to Europe. Taking an eco-guilt-free trip from northern England to Paris is something a normal person might do

You can already get the the train from the north to Paris. You change at KGX/STP.

> even if the rail tickets cost 3x the flights. But not when you have book multiple tickets and drag your stuff between stations in London.

You can book a direct ticket, and dragging your stuff between two stations 50 yards apart is much easier than dragging to/from the airport.
On Fedora, one first things I do on a new install:

- flatpak install com.mattjakeman.ExtensionManager

- Disable the fedora's "Background Logo" extension.

- Install the "AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem Support" extension.

And that's it. No fancy things. Avoiding the weird way to install a shell extension, the browser extension - which won't work for me because I use Firefox from flatpak.
I just subscribe to YouTube premium to support my favorite application out there.

I learn so much from the people who spend hours and hours making videos every month that I am more than happy to pay a measly $13 or whatever it is every month to YouTube.
If they move south because of major climate changes in the northern hemisphere, that would be a materially different driver for moving towards Africa than moving East across Asia...
You bought the laptop/PC/television. You request for data from a remote host.

The remote host serves you the content. The remote host is also entitled to serve you ads, since they own their end of the communication.

You view the content. You are also entitled to not view the ad, since you own the device at which you're viewing their content.
Additionally, in Windows, when Rust is compiling the Microsoft's linker allays launch the M$ telemetry vctip.exe, that stablish an internet connection [Here is an icon of someone in sad thought].

If anyone knows a method for to avoid such launch (besides connection blocking after launch by firewall ), share it please.
Creating a Bugzilla account is trivial, especially if you're frustrated at the software, but it might be a barrier to entry for some positive contributors.

Unless you're proposing to keep the bug tracker only accessible to the core team, and that would make things harder for any external contributors.
Red Hat and Mozilla are the biggest ones I know of.
I was home schooled back in 2001. My parents didn't do the teaching, instead, we had a satellite dish that we installed to pick up some conservative right wing curriculum and recorded it on VHS tapes that I was supposed to watch.

I didn't actually watch most of it, I'd usually fast forward through it and spend my time watching local news channels instead. My real education at the time was coming from the hands on experiences I had in real life, which was far more useful (and less propaganda-filled) than any curriculum could have been.
> Our birth rates do not, and never will, provide for support of our population numbers

How about stop propagandizing against the family unit and children in the name of climate protection and freedom for starters?

(This is obv directed at the German Political Landscape (minus AfD), not you personally)
That doesn't mean it's automatically a good ad, even for the German culture. It could still be a bad ad.
"9 to 5" by Dolly Parton? (You could make it work as 9:25 and/or 4:51)
Indeed.
But still I don't get the real reason.
Maybe the next paragraph in the link is a crucial bit of missing context here?

> Skip-list chains: The IR is threaded with segregated, per-opcode skip-list chains. The links are stored in a multi-purpose 16 bit field in the instruction. This facilitates low-overhead lookup for CSE, DSE and alias analysis. Back-linking enables short-cut searches (average overhead is less than 1 lookup). Incremental build-up is trivial. No hashes, no sets, no complex updates.

Seems like there is more going on than just replacing pointers with arrays 1:1.
Use the YouTube mobile site within Firefox.
The American West Is Built on Contradicting Ideals. (Corner Crossing, etc.)
I’m not an American, but I found this whole thing really quite interesting. I’d not really heard of “corner crossing” before, or the legal “hack” to expand land value by buying up land surrounding public land to make it “private”.
The same can be said regarding taxi...
Be nice.

I think he is commenting on the obvious fact that politicians do not like to blame themselves for the problems they create. It looks bad and is bad for polls.
https://archive.li/eYHMc
I think any language with a large runtime would be out of the question, because Openwrt has to fit into system with very limited storage.
This should be a scandal if true.
Surely video encoding / decoding is more compute intensive than the crypto. Taking video calls is a reasonable part of being daily driver capable.
Blocking? Cloudflare provides corporate TLS MITM regimes.
> keep their margins high and charge only slightly below what a car driven by a person costs

So you mean like, "the whole point of self-driving taxis is that they are cheaper to run, ... and that's how they will compete?"

You're trying to convince yourself too hard that you disagree with the previous comment.

There will probably be a bit of both: using the margin to seriously undercut the taxis and ubers in order to drive them out, and then raise prices.
I'd rather have my country die out naturally and peacefully than to have anything a "multicultural" society has to offer.
Half of the content on YouTube could be considered to be an ad by itself.
Also sponsors are being advertised regularly within videos which I would consider to be ads too
Show HN: CiteGraph – Online citation network visualizer
Created an online visualizer of DBLP citation networks, including ~3 million paper--CITES-->paper, author--WRITES-->paper, author--REFERS-->author, author--COLLABORATES-->author relationships.

Some interesting use cases:
1) How many degrees of separation are between researcher X and Y?
2) What's researcher X's interests (cited papers, collaborators)?
3) Who cites my works the most (and might write me a reference letter)? Maybe it's myself :P
4) Which research community do I belong to?
5) What's the pagerank of paper X or author Y?

Source code is open-sourced at https://github.com/Citegraph/citegraph
This hasn't been true in the U.S. for a century when the house reapportionment act was passed. Now the strongest voice the majority has is in the Senate. The body that was designed to give voice to the minority.
C64 caps are generally fine and do not need replacing. The most common things to spontaneously go bad of ”old age” on a 64 are probably RAM chips and the PLA, and of course the power supply is a time bomb.
English text without paywall: https://www.spiegel.de/international/investigating-the-attac...
Some aspects they figured out:

- the cells communicate and share the plan

- each cell has the plan of the whole body

- the plan is not stored in genes
Story time.. I coded a similar thing when I started working after graduation for a DTV software company; we needed to have an IPC on Linux and I whipped up some very crude equivalent of protobuf (which I didn’t know about), based on an RLE lib i stumbled upon and without any form of discovery.

It was circa 2009, I had only been exposed to plain text protocols and didn’t know about json. In hindsight, we might’ve been better using standard dbus, of protobuf, but I was a rookie and it provided the performance we needed (for DTV metadata).

I’m happy to see that these can still thrive, and I just recently figured out that discovery is a net multiplier in these projects; doing this really proved me that any problem is solvable if you can have some time to think about it and can prototype.

I long for these moments now, I feel like nearly all computing issues have been solved and we are now just plumbers, connecting libraries and software modules through config files instead of building things.
There is a whole industry of design 'experts' (very frequently wearing high constrast colour sneakers, bifocals or both - particularly if matching) who see fit to position themselves as faux authorities on approaches to corporate engineering problems. Often they call themselves corporate innovation consultants. For example https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTiqQez... https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS7U4KP...
Let's kill all frameworks with ChatGPT
We used to write frameworks to avoid boilerplate. Those are very complex nowadays for no particular need. Yet ChatGPT is perfect for writing the boilerplate.
Cool scenario, they have trolleys and switches in SF too. Do you feel the same about people driving to work who cause ordinary traffic that happens to cause an ambulance to arrive too late? Breathe your last breath with a smile, knowing you were part of “capitalism.”
*now a monthly $19. Still worth it for me as well, given how much I use it for entertainment and education.
Fidus Writer – a semantic word processor for academics
They roam to avoid parking charges whilst being near potential pick up locations.

Public transport is the solution but I see that as less likely than mass self driving cars in US cities (how depressing)