skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can't do the same in my post

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The proposal comes from the Commission but it has to be voted for by the Member States in the European Parliament. They can (and will) demand changes to the text.

I've seen this process up close (for a Member State) and it is reliably slow with a reliable amount of ping-pong and battles between the various parties..
“Old Man Stauf lived in a house…”
Yup. I'd compare it to learning to whistle or roll your r's.

Some people can't do it ever, some people do it effortlessly on the first try, and the rest of us are baffled for hours/weeks/years until we randomly figure it out and it clicks.

It's just certain bodily movements that can be extremely non-intuitive. Consciously moving your eyes apart is one of them.
I would think every CS grad would know the difference between these things. Everyone interested in coding could learn these concepts in an afternoon.
There are essentially three ways to put together a unikernel:

1. Minimizing an existing general-purpose OS

2. By-passing the OS

3. Starting from scratch

You can read more in detail about this here from Unikraft's documentation[0].

[0]: https://unikraft.org/docs/concepts/design-principles#approac...
I have 3 pi’s, running piVPN, piHole and homebridge as well as 2 displays that show my website activity and statistics. They only broke one SD card in 6 years and I never tinker with them.
It is supposed to be instant. It's a notice and notice system. One party claims infringement, hosting takes it down. Other party counters that it's legit, hosting puts it back up. With both parties having given legal statements, the claimant can proceed to sue the defendant.

But it never works out this way because this system wasn't intended to protect individuals, but rather large media groups. Record labels and movie studios didn't want their stuff easily copied. Hosting companies don't fear the wrath of an individual, but they do fear a multi billion dollar corporation. So they respond instantly and automatically to takedown notices, but are hesitant to put back anything based on a counter notice, lest the claimant - likely a large corporation or their agent - decides to take them to court for continuing to make it available.

Etsy takes this one step further and straight up doesn't implement the DMCA. Instead, they take copyright infringement notices and make that an automatic take down and strike. There is no counter notice option at all. As the defendant, you are told to contact the claimant and convince them to reverse the claim. Which of course they will never do no matter how good of a case you can make for it. In the mean time, your store gets shut down and any money still in your account is frozen. Ask Etsy what to do and you'll get one automatic reply followed by radio silence forever. I lost two years of work building up my first store and had to start another from the ground up.
You can't notify Google of anything, that's probably why Google needed to settle in the first place. It's their choice that they don't do any customer support.
I didn't realize it was still on the page, I just saw the deprecation warning. Thank you!
pmtiles are only the counterpart to the "overviews" part of COG. pmtiles doesn't give you analysis-ready data. For that, look to FlatGeobuf or GeoParquet (once it gets a spatial index in v1.1 of the spec)
Cyber attacks in the Israel-Hamas war
Russia has no edge. Ukraine is routinely shoots down their "hypersonic" missiles with US Patriot air defense systems.
It really doesn't. Cheap phones have browsed the web just fine for a long time, now. Raspberry Pi makes some weird hardware choices and have been suffering from it for a while. The insistence on SD cards (other manufacturers support eMMC or m.2 or both, and while RPi5 does now this has been the case elsewhere for A While) is the biggest problem with overall perf, including browsers.

I would expect the boards with the RK3588 to still be more pleasant to use than an RPi5, but the RPi5, used with an m.2 drive, should be significantly better.
They could also check the physical meter for that, or if they are wardriving for the signal they could likely pick up the presence/lack of WiFi/5G/LTE signals which would probably be even more accurate than power usage.
"Never need to work again" != "Never work again"

There are dozens of reasons to want to have enough money that, no matter what happens, you know you won't end up homeless and destitute.

And unfortunately, in America today, that's a lot of money, due to our for-profit healthcare system making medical emergencies sometimes cost millions of dollars.

If I were handed enough money tomorrow that it would guarantee I and my family would never have to work another day in our lives, I don't think any of us would choose not to work. Instead, we'd be free to choose work that we want to do, rather than worrying about what will pay well enough to keep us fed and housed.
things micro pcs cannot do:

- rpi has GPIO pins

- many rpi boards' max power consumption is around the idling power consumption of a pc, rpi zero 2 can run off a standard usb A port of a laptop

- rpi zero 1/2, rpi 3A and rpi 4 has usb gadget mode which means it can be plugged to a notebook and two machines will connect over usb ethernet. That is especially helpful for debugging headless machines when in a hotel room (no wifi under your control, no ethernet cable).

- yes microsd is slow, but it's also cheap and easy to swap. That means you can: 1. if a board is broken then take out the card and insert it into another board. It will take you 2 minutes max and then everything will be exactly the same. 2. clone your entire microsd card as backup 3. you can swap different OS by swapping microsd. No need to partition your harddisk.

I do my development works on my iPad connecting to a remote VPS. And I always has a rpi zero 2 as my backup when I have no internet connection. You just connect ipad to zero2 using a usb-c to usb-c cable with a usb-c to micro usb adapter, then you can mosh from ipad to zero2 and keep programming. How wonderful!

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I think the crux of the problem is really the undemocratic nature of the EU. For any member-state, the decisions and laws at the EU level are almost as important—and in some things even more—than the ones at the national level. Yet the institutions are largely non-democratic. It is unacceptable.
How does a major corp allow this to happen. Isnt the solution as simple as:

1. Forcing a seasoning period on new accounts before they create DMCA requests

2. Ranking the # of DMCA requests by account and increasing scrutiny of top complainers

Could someone in the know explain how Shopify can continue to avoid the problem despite obvious solutions?
Addition:

Of course, people without the problems use the solution because $bigtech does it.

That is a separate problem :)
I have two Pi 3Bs that have been running as VPN hosts for two years now. I ssh in about once a month to verify that updates are applied, and they've just worked without a problem.

Where I've had problems with other Pis has mostly come down to power supplies that don't deliver enough power. Getting a properly sized power supply will likely solve a lot of your issues.
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> And usually those countries are of the same or similar development stage, plus they have to live close together, as populations, so enslavement is rarely if ever the case, nor is it made about racial inferiority.

This is just demonstrably untrue. Plenty of neighboring warfare is still waged on the basis of race. Look at the history of the Middle East. The history of Europe itself. Look at Israel and Palestine. Look at Japan and Korea's history of warfare... or really Japan vs any of its neighboring Asian countries. Han nationalism, if we want a Chinese example since that's what this topic started with. All of these examples also involve slavery at various levels.

Being neighbors does not in any way shape or form make for "better" or "gentler" war as far I can tell from history. Your point just doesn't hold up to obvious historical data.

Bear in mind, I don't say any of this to absolve the evils of colonial powers. It's just strange to me that in the modern day it's treated so differently when it doesn't really look like a deviation at all from man's "usual" cruelty.
I need peer reviewed data to suggest that women want to seek the best mate possible? In the modern context 'the best' doesn't include as much weight on providing food and shelter.
This is such an out of touch comment. Not every, definitely not a majority, hobbyist spend thousands of dollars on their hobby. You sound like a rich kid who doesn’t understand $8 milk is expensive.
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I was an ML engineer till three weeks ago, when I got laid off from my fintech employer.

I want to change course and do something more meaningful. I do not have ambitions for money or status.

I want a job that is meaningful and allows me to spend time with loved ones.
I find meaning in a job that touches lives and helps the world directly. Think teachers, nurses, police officers, environmental activists, etc.

I could learn from others who have made similar changes. Would love to hear from anyone who has anything to share.
Cheers
https://hidden3d.com/howto-view-stereograms/

It lists multiple methods along with an "easy" stereogram to view. Maybe one of them works for you, it worked for me.

edit: I don't see it mentioned on the page, but in my experience the absolute size of the image matters. It works better on a computer monitor for me rather than a smartphone screen. Play with zoom levels.
But the court did find that it was defamatory.

There is a world of difference, legally, between disparaging a powerful politician like Biden and a normal private person.
Legally it counts as notification even if they never open the letter.
10% should beats the current 0% most of them pay. The unfortunate truth is we have a system that allows you to legally bribe politicians called campaign donations. The corporations and the politicians are totally in bed w/ one another and typically they're the same people e.g. the revolving door of going back and fourth. It's fucked up.
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The linked webpage shows the attribution to OSM in the very first line:

Contains map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, www.openstreetmap.org/copyright

I thought it complied to the OSM license. Does it not?
One missing observation from this article is the existence of the sidekick gang that normally follows these types. Unlike their leader, then tend to be generally good people, but tolerate their leader as a means to an end. We see this everywhere, and it helps destroy our business, politics and social lives.

What I've come to realize over the years is that good people are reluctant to take the job in power, but allow bad people to float into those positions without much thought. That's a simplification, but it takes a warped personality to be able to distance yourself from the social or civic responsibility of having that much control. Speaking a bit from experience, the times when I actually managed a team larger than a few dozens, I couldn't actually cope (internally, not outwardly mind you) without thinking about people's well-being every waking hour. Most leaders with more responsibility above me in work seem to be able to suppress those worries (or maybe hide it like I did). I've come to believe a little narcissism is somewhat required in those roles. You really need to believe in yourself above others. The good folks always seem to step down after they've achieved whatever manner of success they set out to achieve.
I have both two OPi5's and an OPi5 Plus, and honestly? It's not a problem. Armbian support's there and is emphatically Good Enough for the 90%+ case. They're excellent boards.

If you want to talk about bad support, let's talk about something like the NanoPi R5 series. Oof.
> is (thus) very sensitive to the probability of the prior

Standard practice is to test sensitivity of the posterior against various priors. They're often non-informative, e.g., `effectSize ~ N(0, wide)`, and the results are quite robust.

Here's a typical playbook: http://www.stat.columbia.edu/~gelman/research/published/4358...
That is not part of the law, and infact the legal requirement to submit a DMCA take down is to affirm under penalty of perjury that you own the copyright or are authorized to act on behalf of the owner

paragraph 3A(vi) requires:

A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly in-fringed.

This would then necessitate some kind of identity confirmation, the fact these companies for their own expedient and costs have implemented an easily abused system because "scale" and over reliance on automated systems
Hence the wolves debate.
The European "Parliament" is a body unworthy of its name. Nearly powerless, and a perversion of democracy.
Most of the "meat" of this toy implementation of Dilithium can be found at https://github.com/mthiim/dilithium-java/blob/main/src/main/...
Unrealized capital gains are not income.

This article wants a wealth tax because they think this is "income" that is going untaxed.
It is easy to make a comment. A comment with hard truths that could be upvoted, not so much.
So sounds like Shoppify should make the counternotice take effect instanteously.

Elsewhere in this thread people are posting that they are leaving shoppify because fake DMCA takedowns are such a problem. So this is clearly self-interested on Shoppify's part. The lawsuit against the John Doe is a good thing, but it's more just an announcement of intent, they haven't even found the guy yet!

Making the counternotices instantaneous, as the notices are, would remove a huge chunk of the harm here to shoppify's customers, no?

> but are hesitant to put back anything based on a counter notice, lest the claimant - likely a large corporation or their agent - decides to take them to court for continuing to make it available.

This is weird, as they scrupulously followed the DCMA, and should be immune from such suits, right? Of course, anyone can sue for anything, but if they put it back up only after a counter-notice, a judge should throw out a suit pretty quick, no? The whole point of the DMCA is that hosts are not liable if they have adhered to it, and putting something back up after a proper counternotice is adhering to it.

This is the way, Shoppify.
You're correct, but that's an orthogonal effect. The cost of raising children is definitely lowering the number of children.

But it also should put pressure on parents to stay together once the children are conceived.
This is really the crux of it - a privacy quiz is not inherently a bad idea I think. It’s a pretty low effort way to educate laymen.

A privacy quiz which gives nonsensical, misleading, and incomplete results is obviously not a good thing.
I'm currently in the process of dumping all my old Amiga floppies too.
If your basement was relatively not too humid or hot, the disks should all still be readable.

There are two popular USB floppy drive controllers for archiving Amiga disks: KryoFlux and Greaseweazle. You need a standard disk reader to use along (not a USB one).

The KryoFlux is a bit more expensive but can create complete archival level images (called KryoFlux stream). Otherwise both devices will produce floppy images (ADF) that can be used in any Amiga emulator or written back to floppy to use on a real Amiga.

Here's an overview of the available tools, some of them are pretty old, you can't go wrong with the two I listed above: https://www.amigaforever.com/kb/13-118
Companies exist because we collectively allow them to. There is nothing special about a company, like fiat and wealth in general they are a shared delusion. If the rules aren't working to encourage the desired collective outcome, the rules can change.
If you want to go fast, go alone.

If you want to go far, go with people.
Wireless spectrum is limited, and older protocols were less efficient so the same spectrum can handle more devices.

This made a massive improvement in places like subway stations, stadiums, airports, etc. where you have a ton of clients in a limited area, often all activating at the same time.

It would be interesting to know how much of the efficiency improvements were only in software – a lot of waste could be avoided if your old Subaru could speak enough 4G to be on the network even if it couldn’t do the higher data rates. Obviously improvements which are just due to clients completing their transfers wouldn’t be an option but I wonder whether any of the more efficient background activity, notification, back off, etc. logic could be backported.
The UK got rid of the EU just so the establishment could control the population more.

It's no coincidence that the pending tax evasion laws from the EU coincided with the tories pushing Brexit (using tons of lies, like the NHS bus). Now they have free reign, at least until the next election when labour will probably win.

In a way it was truly about "Taking back control". But not by the population but the big vested interests.
The problem I find with these global taxes is not the arbitrary percentage set but the agreement and collaboration between countries that implement it. Some specialize in offering tax incentives in differing sectors (i.e. Ireland with their innovation tax). Some are very lax on enforcement or keeping a good eye on things (i.e. Switzerland). Are they really going to scrap that for this global tax if there is high likelihood that not everyone will play ball?

If you only have a subset of countries on the same page, the accounting firms will definitely exploit that and move the wealth away from them, avoiding the tax. I just don't see this working at all any time soon, period - too many corrupt states in play at the moment.
Byte-Sized System Design Concepts
Add a wifi radio operating in AP mode with a well-known username and password.
> 1) They are not government economists, it’s an independent body.

Its funded by the EU and NORAD - https://www.taxobservatory.eu/about/

Not exactly neutral parties in 'we need more tax money' circles.

> 2) With increased tax revenue from billionaires a government could choose to reduce the tax burden of non billionaires and keep total taxation the same.

A big IF ... I don't trust government to lower taxes in any regard.
I don't know about that. Even with a company like Google, 12 years is a long time. What if the responsible attorney retired? I've never worked in a legal setting, but I could imagine that causing their work being reevaluated for cost effectiveness.
Sure the use of the term may be inflated these days, but if one is level headed, they'll really know when they've encountered one.

I pray never to allow one to slip into my life ever again after personal experiences. If you find yourself praying, and I'm not religious by any length and I'm confident enough to consider myself pretty resilient, then yeah...

Edit: Just to note, my experience isn't limited to actions that just affected me directly, but also from observation of actions/behavior towards others on a daily basis.
You are probably right. What I remember there was this chlorine gas, and there was some other gas (oxygen?). And in between them we had to flush everything with lots of nitrogen to prevent formation of potentially explosive mixture. The wafers would be placed on a graphite support, which was heated by that induction coil (as copper itself would melt at that temperature I guess).
I don't think sociopathy is simply a lack of empathy, rather, it's a stress-response characterized (among other things) by an inability to express and possibly experience empathy. It's probably perfectly adaptive in many situations, I wouldn't want e.g. a sniper for my country's military to express empathy for the enemy in his sights (whether I'd want my country to have a military is a separate question here). The trouble more seems to be that a lot of organizations trigger this stress response particularly among its leadership. We talk about sociopaths as being born bad and then getting drawn to CEO positions, but what if we have it backwards? What if it's really difficult to be a CEO without eventually displaying sociopathic characteristics?
I am not sure if you know this but when a "website" asks you for your api key (youtube api key in this case), they encrypt and store it somewhere else like a vault storage by 3rd party regulated storage services (Like one which Amazon provides), so I don't see how a "website" can misuse the access via keys :)

Thanks for sharing your thoughts though
To blindly listen to anonymous reports on the internet is not good faith. Shopify has a duty to handle these in good faith and it’s infinitely foreseeable that this bad faith conduct could result in serious damage to their customers (as you explain).
It’s a start.

Yes, it seems insufficient in so many ways, but it is a huge step in the right direction.

Getting countries like Ireland, who are getting rich helping big tech legally avoid taxes, to sign on was very difficult.

I think Yellen deserves a lot of credit for this.
The draft law makes it clear that chat control is a surveillance tool: Non-public communication services are to be exempted, for example if they are "used for national security purposes." This is to protect "confidential information, including classified information." States do not want chat control for their own communications to avoid surveillance .. Poland demanded that only chats of "people under concrete suspicion" should be scanned .. Netherlands and Germany want to exempt audio telephony, while Sweden wants to exempt communications over mobile networks.

https://newsfromuncibal.substack.com/p/the-death-of-the-rule...

> The making and enforcement of rules – abstract, general, binding and enforceable; ‘thou shalt not steal’ – were once considered to be the essence of government. But rules are, in modern governance circles, considered to be about as outmoded and silly a tool of governing as there can possibly be ... The focus is on institutional architecture and the relationships among private and public actors, rather than on the substantive prescription of state legislation, rules, and judicial decisions ... Global governance has become deeply impatient and dissatisfied with the wearisome business of rule-making and especially rule enforcement. Rules are rigid; rules are boring; rules are annoyingly transparent in respect of their breach.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37479001

> This article explains a phenomenon I've been observing with growing uneasiness that I couldn't quite put my finger on till now ... this trend towards delegating power and decision making to an individual office or committee is an abandonment of this [rule of law] principle in favor of a return to rule by individuals who decide at their whim whether to allow or prohibit a thing, where by simply being in favor with certain bureaucrats one can be immune from accountability where politically unpopular targets can be harassed by the state without end simply because they are not politically favored.