skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For example, they were happy about social media platforms censoring or otherwise suppressing content which opposed the COVID19 vaccine mandates; they didn't raise any alarms there while there was actual substantial manipulation of the algorithms involved...

But now that X has mostly removed filtering and manipulations from the algorithms, they begin proceedings against it! Just because they don't like the kind of content that people posted. They don't want people to have equal voice.
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https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Internet-Thema-34041/News/AVM...

Also one of the headings was mistranslated horribly.

In linked the article: "AVM threatens to ban the sale of Fritzbox routers".
The original in German: "AVM droht Verkaufsverbot für Fritzbox-Router".
Right translation is roughly: "AVM is threatened with a ban on the sale of Fritzbox routers".
I have a friend who grew up in Australia, who's from a state capital while I'm from the country, and he once said that I sounded "more Australian" on the phone to my family than I do while taking to cosmopolitan Australians. I think a lot of us subconsciously suppress our accents and vocabulary when we're not around the exact dialect we grew up with.
It seems to be about the "structure" of a packet, meaning bit fields that indicate if the packet is for a single user or multicast?

That seems more to me like a mere protocol convention, exactly the kind of stuff that should be in a standard communication protocol just so everyone agrees on the same fields.

How is that a new "invention"?
> I think you don't know what you are talking about.

I think I'm simply not buying into that evil ideology. I know exactly what I'm talking about, I've seen the consequences of bolshevism already. "intersectionality" is no different, same old marxist garbage.
To learn about something is to teach someone
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I think the interesting bit here is how quickly they’re going out of the gate, really; the DSA doesn’t even come into force for another two weeks. Companies who were depending on DMA and DSA enforcement being on the same basis as GDPR enforcement (ie extremely slow) may be disappointed.
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On the pre-Berne era, you are required to properly affix a copyright notice, but since that Night of the Living Dead was released without one it became outside of US copyright law (and automatically became in public domain).

In addition to the belated Berne Convention adaptation, the US also required registration of copyright, and to this day still "prefers" registration. (However the reality is that while modern work is still in copyright regardless of registration status, in case there's a legal suit the possible remedies are severely curtailed if it's not a registered work, so to this day it's still effectively mandatory. This... has been a grumbling of some countries since that Berne convention requires that there should not have formalities, and this seems to retain that formality system.)
https://archive.ph/0u0k4
I'm surprised that we got the whole way through all these comments and nobody mentioned "L'Acadamie Francais" and the French laws enforcing proper use of the language, requiring a certain percentage of broadcast media to be in acadamie-sanctioned French. In my opinion, this is the cause of the international friction with other speakers. On the other hand, I've been to Paris and as long as I open with French and ask questions to the best of my ability, parisians have been very nice about adapting to my lack of ability.
I’m really surprised by that price.

I live in a top top US state and pay <$0.10/kWh for unlimited electricity and can get down to 7 cents if I sign up for alternate times and special programs.

I used over 1,000kWh last month.

I’m trying to figure out if my future is 5x energy prices or there’s just a huge structural difference that makes one country’s energy infrastructure vastly superior.
It is in Italy, where I'm located.
If they did it independently, no. I don’t think it’s a travesty if someone pushes everyone to refuse to do business with him.

If the airlines passed names around, it’s effectively a worse NFL and, I think, should either be prohibited or run by a very transparent agency with clear challenge rules. No comment on how realistic the latter actually is.
So what's the betting that X will be unavailable in Europe by end of day?
This reminds me of "Big Trak"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Trak
There is nothing special here in terms of data. I've worked with the Youtube API before and basically everything that's displayed on this website is easily available there (as long as you snapshot it, which it looks like they started doing in October this year).

I think the only thing they are doing here that I haven't seen on any competitors website is the differentiation between shorts and normal videos. Last time I checked, there was no reliable way to detect whether a video is a short via the API, so you either have to build ugly heuristics for it or build a scraper that tries to access the video as a short. I think this might be quite valuable as the introductions of shorts has disturbed view numbers and accordingly channel/audience valuations quite a bit.

Per-video analytics are also not something that's freely available on competitor platforms IIRC.
Mid-sized creators want to get money from Patreon because YouTube is Google platform which means it's absolutely unreliable source of income with no one to talk to in case you channel get demonetized or banned. Algorythm can change at any moment and make any mid-sized channel 90% less popular.

And Patreon is kind a exactly what every creator want - to just get support from dedicated fans who going to stick to their content no matter what platform they're on.
You seem to be confusing propaganda with the fundamental principles of an ideology. Can you specify which aspects of the defined fundamentals of fascism lack logic?
Putting aside the (very) funny aspect... If it worked somehow, would that fall under Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ?
"Damn, Jeff Bezos is making billions...let me just start my e-commerce company and get rich!"

If life were that easy, we'd all be at the top making millions. The amount of effort it takes to nurture and maintain a successful YouTube channel is staggering...not to mention a lot of luck involved because you could put in all the energy and make nothing at the end.
What are you considering "mid-sized"? To me that means probably 100k-250k sub and views per video, and most of those people are not making mega-bank.

CPM varies drastically based on your category. Finance-related channels for example are known for having extremely high CPMs.

Ad revenue can also be fairly unreliable. Patreon is recurring income.
The windows version is fixed, the posix version is depending on whatever meilisearch decides. A digital signature check would be great for supply chain security, eg. with cosign[0]. meilisearch prob won't make any effort there, since they want customers on their cloud offering.

[0]: https://docs.sigstore.dev/signing/signing_with_blobs/
How much do you expect to make per month from 1k subscribers?
This is really neat, I expected it to be a priced service but I was able to look up my friends' channel for free. Great stats, though I'll have to ask them what information this has that isn't available on their own platform.

Shameless plug for them: https://www.viewstats.com/@nickandmaela/channelytics
Someone on Reddit got a really nice love story between a Chevy Tahoe and Chevy Chase from it.

https://imgur.com/vfHGHW6

https://imgur.com/JSjNC2c

https://old.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/18kjwcj/why_pay_ind...
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Sorry, did you misread my comment? I think they absolutely should be able to put restrictions on their customers, provided they’re not the “only game in town”.
that only works in tight knit communities

on large cities everybody is anonymous to some degree
Air France-KLM estimated > 500M travel data vulnerable via 6-char code
Advertising is a direct consequence of premature optimization and shared mutable state
Researcher of the leak. I got a question from NOS to test the security of a 6-length short code link (https://www.klm.nl/s/xxxxxx) used in text messages. I've tested two ranges (FAbxxx and KLmxxx), which gave a consistent 1% hit ratio of customer data (57% Air France, 43% KLM), NOS tested a smaller size random set (and got about 0.5%), 62^6*0.01=568 million. It was probably base64url (we now know - was also used, not yet got a _ confirmation).

Original posting of Dutch article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38681302
It's funny because there's rules for dealing with alleged disinformation on social media platforms, but SVT, which is literally Sweden's official state television, get to distribute this actual disinformation which directly provides rhetorical cover for ethnic cleansing.

That is, the situation represents a kind of hypocrisy-- a small thing is attacked vigorously, by an entity which does something much, much worse.
What's your evidence for the assessment?
In my case, I have to hide the fact I seek treatment for mental health to avoid being denied registration to practice law as a solicitor. While it is not an absolute ground to reject registration, declaring that I have mental health issue would require me to produce medical certificate that I was treated with one, even though it's no longer relevant to present situation

Conversely, I have to declare the fact I was treated for medical health at specific military hospital to obtain medical certificate to be presented at the drafting installations. I have to do this for three years until they decided not to bother drafting me and certified that I participated in the draft, but not fit to be one

I still seek mental treatment on a quarterly basis, though with myself going freelance, I no longer have to worry that my treatment will be detrimental to employment and work
> If I get some 1k subscribers

Bro 0 -> 1 is always the hardest part. How many videos do you think you'd need to make to hit 1k subs? It's probably a lot more than you think.
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I will take the counter bet, and even go as far as saying X will remain available in EU for the next month at least.
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> But valuable employees recognize what’s important for the business not just their own careers or own interests.

That's valuable to the business. The problem is how to make it valuable to the employee.

When I started out in programming, I fell in with a set of people who attached a lot of importance to Delivering Business Value. It was what you did to earn respect within that group. Great for employers, but looking back, it seems a bit one-sided.

The usual answer is stock. But in any organisation larger than about five people, the relationship between your output and the stock value is too wobbly for that to work.

There's an arsenal of incentives like bonuses and promotions. But in practice, as many commentators have observed, those don't go to the people actually doing valuable work.

It's an open question, as far as I can tell.
I wonder why you are downvoted.
I have no skin in talking about your second part (other channels + breakdown of MrBeast money), but I sympathize with your first part.

Optimizing for monetization seems to degrade quality most of the time.
E.g. click bait video names/thumbnails that do not tell the viewer what they are about to watch. Or reducing the feature set of apps so no casual user is confused, but advanced users are left behind.
Or stretching video lengths to improve ad income without actually adding any valuable content.
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So... another, but less functional (has some stat bugs from what I can see), SocialBlade.
Why is social media held to a higher standard than journalism?
Look at a channel I watch (RMTransit). 269k subscribers and only the 191,056th most popular channel. Never would have guessed there were over 200,000 channels each with over 200,000 subscribers.
I'm in Canada but English. Years ago a French co-worker from New Brunswick went to northern France on vacation.

He's Acadian French for those non-Canadian or non-French reading this that's different than Quebec, how? I'm not sure.

But the guy told me the people the people there were amazed by his accent. Apparently it wasn't like Quebec accent it was more old French but I guess not the slang of Quebec French? Not sure but I guess it was a hoot and he had fun.

From what I know Acadians originally emigrated from northern France area. So maybe Acadian French is closer match to Parisian standard French than Quebec French?
Huh? Why would they drop development of key components to their main product?

What is Mozilla without Firefox?

Update:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lkIX5ryZZ4

Basically, Mozilla gave Servo employees the foot and the project was taken over by the linux foundation.

Servo dev has been restarted (mostly) during 2023 and the changed Firefox made to their servo implemementation is now being added to servo in batches (ongoing).

So Servo team is aiming to become a full featured (standalone) web platform (browser).
Not sure what the issue is? European countries not being allowed to have their own culture around speech (which rolls up into the EU to some extent)?
These penalties always seem sooo tiny. Of the $140M fine, $90M of it is to have a reserve for helping customers if this happens again, which isn't an outright fine.
This is a very good point, and why I would argue that a human-in-the-loop is essential to pre-review customer-facing output.
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> But the big problem for X is that Musk burned so many bridges with fired employees that the list of whistleblowers for any issues will be endless.

That is great, I don't think any company should rely on employee trust to keep illegal practices under wraps. If you put it like this maybe it would be good for Meta to piss off their employees also so we can also get some insight into their illegal practices.
He was probably speaking about the concept of disinformation, especially when it suits the current political climate, and not the law itself. If we're talking about disinformation, pointing it out in other places is important too, doubly so if the media is owned by the same government who points fingers at others.
>A mere 3 years! This is, in fairness, quite proactive by EC standards.

Isn't that just because EU rules have quite long transition periods to give companies time to comply with the new rules? GDPR had a two-year transition period before enforcement, and even then there was tons of complaints towards the end of the two-year period on how there just wasn't enough time to comply.
I don’t really want to play rules lawyer. In general, if you refuse to comply with crew member instructions, per the contract of carriage (I’m probably getting that name wrong), the airline should be able to tell you they no longer want your business.
What will we do after the end of work?
Good looking website! And my mind is blown by the figures some of these Youtubers make! $4.6M in revenue. "Last 28 days". (Well, that's Mr. Beast, I think world's most popular Youtuber) Insane!
Ah, yes, avoid meetings with experts so you have to wait until a non expert who talked to the experts tells you what to build! Pesky, asocial developers, avoiding talk at any cost!

It's a well established fact developers love building things so much and hate wasting their time with useless meetings! The hero PM saves the developers so much thinking by being brave and talking with the scary outsiders.

The PM's selfless bravery gives the developers the time and space so they can focus on the really important part of building. The really important part of building is, of course, being in a 2 hour meeting where the PM is repeating (badly) what the experts said, and making you play card games where you pick some numbers, very much unlike a nursing home for the old playing bingo.

I love your take! You totally treats engineers as responsible adults who have multiple skills and abilities besides coding, and not at all like autistic children that would flip out as soon as somebody touches their crayons.
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> The issue is, no tech company is interested in adding D3D or Vulkan backend

i'm using Apache TVM right now to run LLMs via Vulkan on Intel Arc cards.

Intel has their own pytorch wheels here for their GPUs: https://developer.intel.com/ipex-whl-stable-xpu
It isn't inciting violence, and despite what people say about Germans we haven't actually outlawed humor. The joke might be tasteless or insensitive, but I doubt it's illegal.

Of course many platforms wouldn't want such content on their platform, but there is also a vocal portion of people who have long called for platforms to behave more like town halls or public plazas, letting public discourse run uncensored as long as it isn't illegal. That's exactly what Musk seems to be doing
Do you think MrBeast is lying when he says that his videos on his main channel lose money because of the production costs and that he just puts the money he makes back into making more videos?
Hello there. Thanks for taking the time to read this.

I figured I could use PostHog on a server as well but if I was doing that anyway, I'd probably use something better suited for the use-case instead of PostHog. I did notice the Web Analytics feature and turned the toggle on for my workplace but I haven't gotten around to using it and haven't heard about it from my team either. Will get back to you if I have anything to share. Cheers.
It was actually a great system. All those Elon free crypto giveaway scam accounts could make a profile that looked exactly like Elon Musk, but they couldn't get that blue check. It was great when it was a completely neutral system to state only "this account is who it says it is." But then they ruined it by removing the checks from people with unpopular political opinions, even though they were in fact the official account of that person, and then it became seen as a sort of political endorsement from Twitter.
Well SVT is a joke. Examples too many to count, but my two favorites are probably first, when they reported on a police notice on a rape, and republished the description of the perp, with all from the police notice (height, hair, eyes, clothes, etc) but not the skin color. No explanation given on why they felt it necessary to leave that out, and actually harmful since valuable witness reports may not surface.

The second favorite is a "boo-hoo"-interview with a person that risked deportation, hence why he lived in a shed in a forest since two year back to avoid being arrested. He was given ample opportunity to solicit empathy for how hard it was and how insecure he felt. He also said that he was running from a prison sentence in Syria for smuggling guns and had been declined asylum on several applications and hence was living illegally in Sweden. No questions from the reporter on that. They're a joke, simple as that.
It's more from ignorance than anything. I speak Quebec French and had little trouble being understood in France in the two times I've visited. I have folks from France, French Africa, and Haïti here at my job. It's more just ignorance about the accent than a lack of actual experience not being able to understand it. It's certainly not analagous Californian English to Shetlandish Scots, far from it.
Not really, you can fine tune an LLM to disregard meta instructions / stick to the "core focus" of the chat.

May be a case of moving goalposts, but I'm happy to bet that the speed of movement will slow down to a halt over time.
I have dreamed about an extremely rich document which actually presents the internal state of the runtime and compiler. So all the abstract syntax tree and control flow graph, SSA and data structures are presented in different sections of the document. Have animations of data flow too.

It could double as REPL and you can reach into any part of the compiler pipeline and write your own transformations.

Does anybody remember the documentation for Backbone? The "annotated source" documentation was side by side the code, it was really helpful.

https://backbonejs.org/docs/backbone.html (This is the annotated source) Imagine if it was "alive"?

I have practically no exposure to Bazel and Buck but these advanced build systems have advanced refresh logic which is feels it is an advanced caching.

These systems and Makefiles essentially do refresh logic/regeneration from changed sources. Maybe it could be like Greenspun's 10th rule, every system eventually builds its own caching system and refresh logic and dirty-rechecking. (See React's virtual DOM)

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun%27s_tenth_rule

There's also crossovers with Knuth's literate programming here. And spreadsheets.
The Germans are not famous for making jokes about killing Jews, and their market: their rules.
> Romanticism of 19th century can be thought of as rationality winning over less rational religion.

Quite the opposite: Romanticism was a reaction to (and rejection of) the rationality of the Enlightenment. Romanticism celebrated strong, overwhelming emotions, such as nationalistic zeal.
Most of these layoffs have been very odd. These are companies making bank and then laying off people left right and center that are key to them making that bank.

Corporate companies are totally baffling Hasbro is no different.
It’d be interesting if this could integrate with plocate (mlocate’s replacement) which is incredibly quick at indexing and returning results but relatively basic.
And the article seems to be a stolen version of this German one:

https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Internet-Thema-34041/News/AVM...
I know, but I'd like to read some input from the HN crowd aswell.
No ranks, just suites. The idea is that stocks are fungible. Stocks don't have ranks, so why should a card representing them have ranks.

Also the numbers would leak far too much information on the goal suite.
Rate limiting output is a form of filtering. It would be effective at this kind of resource consumption attack.
Correct. Thanks for pointing that out, I might not have mentioned it correctly in my post.