skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agreed! Visitors should plan on visiting the nearby Snoopy's Home Ice ice skating rink as well. They have a table reserved for Mr. Schulz and the gift shop is a little museum in its' own right.
I don't know if there's really an answer to that, beyond noting that it never turned out to be more than the sum of its parts. It was a large ontology and a hefty logic engine. You put in queries and you got back answers.

The goal was that in a decade it would become self-sustaining. It would have enough knowledge that it could start reading natural language. And it just... didn't.

Contrast it with LLMs and diffusion and such. They make stupid, asinine mistakes -- real howlers, because they don't understand anything at all about the world. If it could draw, Cyc would never draw a human with 7 fingers on each hand, because it knows that most humans have 5. (It had a decent-ish ontology of human anatomy which could handle injuries and birth defects, but would default reason over the normal case.) I often see ChatGPT stumped by simple variations of brain teasers, and Cyc wouldn't make those mistakes -- once you'd translated them into CycL (its language, because it couldn't read natural language in any meaningful way).

But those same models do a scary job of passing the Turing Test. Nobody would ever have thought to try it on Cyc. It was never anywhere close.

Philosophically I can't say why Cyc never developed "magic" and LLMs (seemingly) do. And I'm still not convinced that they're on the right path, though they actually have some legitimate usages right now. I tried to find uses for Cyc in exactly the opposite direction, guaranteeing data quality, but it turned out nobody really wanted that.
Depends how you determine “democratic”. The current government is the outcome of less than 30% of the people voting for them. If that’s democracy then I don’t have much hope for it.
The bottom right of that slide says "victims are absent", then proceeds to show someone violently attacking a victim. Pretty self-contradictory.

The entire right side seems to be trying to redefine what "Burglary" means in everyday English. It means people stealing things, without the victims finding out right away, and without intimidating or threatening anyone.

The definition is completely overbroad, and seems like it's done with some agenda. Someone "entering with intent to commit a crime" is not always burglary, for example someone intending to defecate in a hallway or spray graffiti in the bathroom is not a burglar.
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What happens when you open Google News in France?

You don't have links to French news websites?
Gabe Newell needed to cover his ass by throwing the kid in jail
Articles 11, 17, 6 and 7 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights specify rights to Due Process of law, Property, and Equal Protection of such rights.

Universal Declaration of Human Rights:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Declaration_of_Human...

https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma...

There are 549 translations of the UDHR.
https://www.ohchr.org/en/search?f%5B0%5D=event_type_taxonomy...

> Article 11: Everyone charged with a penal offence has the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law in a public trial at which he has had all the guarantees necessary for his defence.

> No one shall be held guilty of any penal offence on account of any act or omission which did not constitute a penal offence, under national or international law, at the time when it was committed. Nor shall a heavier penalty be imposed than the one that was applicable at the time the penal offence was committed.

> Article 17: Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others.

> No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.

> Article 7: All are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination.
Government grants edition (Inflation Reduction Act)
I'm a volunteer working on an improvement to the spoken directions and I can say with firsthand experience that Organic Maps' development is not suspiciously fast. It is simply a fork of Maps.ME which has gone to crap, so when you look at features per year over the whole lifespan it's really not a lot. I think OSM is growing in popularity especially as more people realize that FAANG are awful and so we're seeing more activity lately, but let's just say that it's taken me a year to get around to working on this task again (is it just easier to accomplish things during Back to School week and Christmas-New Years' week?) and in that time I have not had many merge conflicts to deal with. It's getting better, and things are happening more quickly, but certainly not suspiciously-quickly. OM has been a thing since 2021 and I've been trying to ditch Google since 2015 so I've been around for awhile seeing the progress: much slower than I'd like, but still remarkable. Certainly not comparable in any way to a VC-funded startup that can churn out a product in months, this is funded by donations and volunteer work.
While they are not a Dutch speaker, my spouse is a veterinarian with experience doing science writing and client communications. I saw there's some English-language content on your website's blog - would you be interested in more of that from a licensed vet? If so, is there an email address they can use to get in contact?
I take it you wouldn't have an issue with eating other people if they lived in the ocean?
North America and Europe are unlikely to be particularly impacted even in the worst case ipcc projections so not sure where you get that from
A US president lost an election and tried to overthrow a democratic elected government, people died defending the rule of law. Is that what you call fear-mongering?
My kids share an iPad and you can enable screen time and parental controls to do everything you’ve mentioned. Also for YouTube just install YouTube Kids it has no ads and prescreened content for kids 8 and less. Parents can also block channels on it.
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Browsers have the tools for companies to manage this. My workplace actually does restrict extensions to an annoyingly small allowlist. But I think it’s not on the radar for as many companies because the extension controls are moot if you aren’t restricting which browsers are allowed or if you don’t restrict access to corporate resources to managed devices.
I think it does but you need to pay them to use it. I don't feel comfortable linking my identity to my twitter account.
Maybe I'm looking for logic where there is none, but could someone explain what, precisely, the CA gov't is proposing to tax here? Is it a percentage of revenue from any ads that appear on the same page as a news link? A percentage of global ad revenue even if the ads are on different pages than the news links? Just Canadian news links or what?

Also, what is "news"? Do links to Hacker News count?

Would, let's say, a blog about cars based in another country get a tax bill from Canada if it ran ads and also included a link to a news site somewhere in its content? What if users post a news link in the blog's comments?

Do "real" news sites have to pay tax for links to other news sites?

The mind reels once you start thinking about all the potential gray areas in something so vague. But maybe it's simple and I'm just missing the core concept. What the hell is going on here?
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Those people are the original founders who took it open source, which was a great move since otherwise it'd have become just another piece of shovelware getting enshittified into oblivion.
The bill is not about social media, but the fundamental sharing of information on the internet. Google searches are affected as well. As are aggregators like Reddit (and HN). And literally everywhere else that can display a link in text form. The only criteria (for now) is the company's revenue.
What’s remarkable about your comment is how precisely it identifies your media diet. There’s no way you could credulously repeat this unless you were exposed to it from far right wing propaganda outlets and you lack any exposure whatsoever to credible sources of information.

As for the substance of this claim, the IRS has always had an armed law enforcement role. I suggest researching the origins of the American colloquial word “revenuer”.

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I just checked, and at the recommended 250% scaling at 4k on a 16" monitor in Windows, I can see 0-3 messages on the screen at once in Slack, and just under 34 lines of code and 113 columns in VS Code at default zoom levels. If I do a vertical split in VS Code, I get 51 columns in each pane, which makes it basically useless. Icons and even things like the minimize button are like a full centimeter across.

I don't understand the point of a high resolution monitor that you scale up. Just to have extremely crisp lines? To me the whole point of a high resolution is that you can have more information on the screen because it remains legible when small. Why not just use a low resolution monitor, which will be cheaper, use less power, and need a less powerful computer/gpu?
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"Democracy is the belief that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard"
Twitter Tesla Amazon are the prime examples
Using OSM is not unique amongst mapping apps. Almost every company's mapping app is using OSM data in some way.

The no ads bit is nice.

I don't think I properly understand the "no tracking" claim. I don't want to be tracked by miscellaneous third parties, but designers and engineers should absolutely be instrumenting the app so they can understand user behavior via empirical means.

I saw another comment mention they can update OSM via this app. That is def cool and I wish more apps supported that use case and educated users about it.

The topo map leaves something to be desired. Once you go Gaia Topo, it's hard to look at other companies' topo maps.
Here you go: https://www.parl.ca/legisinfo/en/bill/44-1/c-18

The language of the bill is "makes available." It is intentionally broad.

> digital news intermediary means an online communications platform, including a search engine or social media service, that is subject to the legislative authority of Parliament and that makes news content produced by news outlets available to persons in Canada.
I did. Right after Musk took over. Doesn’t mean I can’t also have an opinion on the matter.
I don't think they are nearly as bad as cars from a waste perspective, even if they are short lived, it takes quite a few of them to make one car worth of (e)trash.

If they weren't allowed on sidewalks and parked in (repurposed) car spaces I'd be fine with them.
Just out of curiosity, if you're in Canada, can you still go to news.google.com? And what happens if you go to news.google.ie?
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Governments have always been the monopolized use of force; the only question is how benevolent that use has been. Clearly, in the West, we're heading toward authoritarianism everywhere.
>Don’t be misled. This is not government trying to protect Canadian journalism. This is a few rich, mostly billionaire-owned telecom/media companies working as hard as they can to keep out competition.

IIRC, a few big Canadian youtubers like Linus and Mutahar, who went into details on this, threatening to leave Canada. Yeah it's definelty bs that reeks of corporate protectionism.
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I'm kind of thinking of doing the outdoor side of the house run myself. All my network equipment is in the basement and the second floor would involve difficult drilling and cutting holes in drywall to get access to drill. I don't really like the idea of drilling holes in the exterior walls of my house all that much though.

One tip I read while researching this is to make sure the low point where the cable enters the house has a loop or other feature such that the cable's lowest point isn't also the entry point of the house. This way condensation and water will drip off the cable instead being fed right into your wall.
It’s funny to hear Canadians complaining about rural areas being underrepresented and Americans complaining about rural areas being overrepresented.

I wonder if the real issue is “people don’t want to do things the way I want to do things!”
The sites serving me up a 500 internal server error - which you know - I guess fits the title :)
Google News was closed in Spain between 2014 and 2021[1] because our conservative government ~of blithering idiots~ decided it would be a good idea to change copyright law and force companies like Google to have to pay AEDE (Spanish Diary Editor Association) for linking to articles of members of that organisation. And it wasn't until the EU Copyright Directive was transposed to Spain that we were able to use Google News again.

[1]: https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/3/22761041/google-news-rela...
They said "facebook" specifically, and that seems about right if boomers also include gen x idiots
I did get my firstname.us yesterday (for legitimate purposes, maybe a blog post sometime in next decade). One can absolutely register.us at top level. Many institutions like school, counties, departments get countyname.us & then provide sub domains to others. Many in California has switched over to .gov by using .ca.gov at least at state government level.
Guess which country exports these products
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They also should not be worth more depending on how many neighbors live nearby you.

The balancing act is quite difficult: voting advantage to less populous areas may improve land stewardship (protecting against tyranny of the majority ruining large areas of land due to a minority of people who would have to live with the consequences there) but it would be quite negative to enhance votes to wealthy land owners in particular while doing so (given that a good chunk of the few who live in rural areas own huge amounts of land and thus capital already).

I honestly do not know the best solution, and I agree that "citizens in less densely populated areas get more or stronger votes" by itself does little to solve it, but I also guarantee that "everyone gets one vote issue over" also does not solve it.
Thanks. A while ago I sensed the churn dangerzone around React and I refused to get on any React projects. I feel lucky that I had that option. I did some Angular projects (i think it was version 8-9) and to me it seemed okay at the time. The project evolved nicely and structurally it organized itself quite well. But there is a ton of boiler plate there as well and I’d avoid Angular in the future.

Im doing mostly back-end work these days to keep my sanity.
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Don't try to find sense in the hundreds of pages of meaningless legalese. They are nothing but a reverse justification of a single directive – the Canadian government simply wants Google and Facebook to pay 4% of their annual revenue to Rogers, Bell and CBC.
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I'm not sure I understand, what that reports is enough to solve it right? Was the problem you couldn't get it to solve it from that point?
The main issue with OSM search at least in America is a lack of addresses. Anyone can help with this by importing addresses from the National Address Database: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/watmildon/diary/400812
Fully-armed IRS agents also raided a Montana FFL.

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/irs-confiscates-tens-of-th...
While Mick West thinks it was Seagulls from the 1 video, the DoD has all sensor recordings and likely more videos, which were not leaked, and likely do the heavy lifting to disprove the seagull theory.
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Not until 15
What does your child do when he is not on the screen? I'm kind of struggling with this with my child (also Finland) (similar age).
It’s not exactly some kind of nefarious secret scheme. The IRS puts out a 50 page report each year on what the Criminal Investigations department is for: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p3583.pdf

It’s for pretty much what you’d expect: tax fraud, corruption, money laundering, and so on.
Yeah the conflict files are no fun. You can, however, set up a sync location as "receiving only", which is neat if you have your IDE on the host and then just run things in the VM. Though I run it in 2-way mode because of the cache file syncing and such
Okay, I was being a bit hyperbolic and I'd rather not go back and forth, but I do really hate the newtype pattern. I'm not sure why they don't introduce something like what Go has, like `type UserID = uint32`.
To be fair to the Web3 hustlers, they never cared one iota that every 'decentralized app' was either a coin exchange, NFT marketplace or some hideous Pay to Earn abomination passing itself off as a 'game'. They pointed at every one of these snake oil machines and said "here's proof that it's being adopted".
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> asinine

> insufferable whiner

I don't think this is a proportionate response to a convo about ethics in tech.
The text of the 5th Amendment is fairly clear: "No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation." [0]

The weaseling is always "but it's _civil_, not _criminal_.". Except, the premise is that a crime has been committed. But, people are being deprived of their property without due process. That private property is being taken for public use without _any_, let alone _just_, compensation.

It should be a 9-0 ruling striking it down, but we'll see...

[0] https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/bill-of-rights-transc...
That's privately controlled, not like .gov. But yes.
I hope this short comment gets the up votes it deserves. Access to news information is a boon. Restricting it is a step backwards. If lack of access dissuades people from finding information, the people as a whole will be more likely to see an unbalanced picture and be less well informed overall.