skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is not antisemitic to want the borders of Israel to change (if that is how you interpret the song). Just as much as it is not anti-arab or anti-Muslim to want the Palestinian territories to stay disconnected as they are today.
Ur Quan Masters sequel Free Stars: Children of Infinity, by original devs
You’re obtusely mistaking the word “can” to mean “physically able” when in this context it clearly means “is permissible.”

Can you murder someone? Even if you are physically capable of pulling a trigger, I think you know damn well that’s not what anyone means.
https://owasp.org/www-project-top-10-for-large-language-mode...
usbip is a thing, is even a Debian package...
That's what they said about Rosa Parks.
I've never expected NPR to have all that much diversity of opinion really, I expect them to be centre-left but way closer to the centre than is advertised. I only listen to the podcasts, never the radio, because it's an obsolete format other than in term of robustness.
bipartisanship between who?
Here's a modern equivalent: https://cloudhiker.net/
Never look NPR or NYT to have an anti-liberal monoculture, I thought they were mostly liberal.
The tech was bad also
How Matzo Is Made
I really really hope R also becomes equally attractive as a dev platform. Some gradual typing and some extra softeng enhancements would be real good
>> Democracy is not only about the will of majority, it's about protecting the rights of minorities, too.

> No, it's not. It's about the majority getting its way

Majority Rule, Minority Rights https://www.principlesofdemocracy.org/majority

How Does Democracy Protect Minority Rights? https://constitutionus.com/democracy/how-does-democracy-prot...

Majority Rule and Minority Rights https://www.annenbergclassroom.org/glossary_term/majority-ru...
I think in Europe no one holds back in the grades, school will push a kid forward.

When I was a kid they did hold kids and they were usually worst bullies and bad influences.

Wonder if it still the case in US or “Alex” would be born somewhere 1990ish or earlier?
If they're smoking and boozing that hard, doesn't it seem kind of likely that they'll be dead in 5 years?
Breaking the law isn't a moral question, it's a legal one. You break the law, you go to jail, okay. But what is this "it isn't right" business? Some innocent bystanders are inconvenienced, so what? These people are protesting their employer's complicity in mass murder! And a corporation isn't a democracy, so they can't "vote to have it changed". Should they be bringing their concerns to HR, is that the right way to get things done?

The point is that the "right way"--the way that is sanctioned by the system--is deliberately hobbled by many people in positions of power, to be completely ineffective. So you may well have to push the bounds of the system to actually address these issues.
The headline is not clickbait in this particular case, but it still sounds very "click-baity".
The author mentions PostgreSQL's JIT compiler. Up to this day, I've only seen it degrade the performance of queries. Disabling it is on my install checklist.
If they had broken into the offices after violently clashing with police, or if they were ransacking the place, I would be 100% in favor of arresting them - just like the Jan 6 protesters who attacked the Capitol.

Instead, as far as I've seen even from the Daily Wire, these people just walked into the offices of their company's boss (at worst breaking a lock?) and were sitting there without disturbing his papers or breaking his computers or anything violent.
Cool, now do Israel.
https://archive.ph/40WTx

The JS/Scroll capture in the original article results in lots of blank areas in the archive but I think the text is all there.
Rosa Parks wasn’t trespassing or interfering with anyone else. And she wasn’t on private property; she was on a public conveyance. She had every right as a paying passenger to be on that bus.
Agree with focusing on doing it because you enjoy it, something gets lost when we try and impress others; I'm sure we can all remember being a child and doing things purely because we enjoyed it.

However, I disagree with the personal style part of things, or trying to make things look good. These things don't have to be about impressing an audience. It can be just as much about enjoying the process.
There are more reasonable, honorable, and effective ways to persuade your company of an idea than ambushing your boss with an office occupation, leaking to the press, or criminal sabotage (possibly treasonous given US and other allies use of the product).
It is strange to me. It seems obvious to me that it would result in more diversity to have say, a latino network with all latino reporters who interviewed latinos, and a different network which was multi-ethnic, and a Fox News like network which was white as heck, than it is to just have the 2nd.

Diversity is implemented in a strangely homogenous way where there is only one monoculture. One correct, diverse way to run such an organisation.
that's only true as long as you have media that at least tries to inform the public with good journalism.

the dw is a fascist publication that only cares about making money off people with misdirected anger by spreading hate. it has no value.
Reminds me of mmm.page
Indeed in one case where I was lost in the snow my dog saved my life.
I found the article long winded and a bit unfocused.

But what appears to be one of the main points is that stratechery and MKBHD are both successful because they speak the truth, and they can speak the truth because they are online.

I quite disagree. MKBHD is more dependent on corporate sponsorship than reviewers were back when consumers had to buy a magazine in order to get access to a review.
And look how effective the Occupy Wall Street protests have been!
The medium income is about $48k vs £38k which is much more realistic than averages when a select few make millions per year. Healthcare costs can easily exceed this difference.
Prompt Fuzzer: the first interactive open-source GenAI vulnerability assessment
There's a right to life, there's no right to social media.

I think it's fine to cut off FB entirely in response… but then, I also think FB monetised what was previously free, collecting rent on being social, and as such everyone will be better off if it gets blocked in their area.

Including the advertisers. Sales can't exceed global income, so at this point the extra ad slots being forced everywhere only serve to make the advertisers part of a Nash game to spend ever more to fight each other for the same potential reward.
Eh, well, in this scenario they did keep the installation media, and Microsoft isn't in a position to add resale terms to other parties software, etc., etc. They are not the copyright holder.
No, that is the kind of thing that gets you fired and arrested and possibly worse.
> They didn't have a choice.

They had a shitload of nukes. That gives you a lot of choices. They just sadly chose wrong thinking that the world is better of with them not having them. Should have kept a few.
It feels like some folks have a sense of entitlement for customers and success and for some reason they project it on companies they like. Maybe they feel like someone from the pack was attacked?
Probably many games do, but there is often an external master server that the local server fetches data from e.g. Team Fortress 2's local server calls out to a master server that tracks which items you have, Counter-strike: Global Offensive calls out to a separate master server that tracks your level and stats etc.
First of all, these are (probably now former) Google employees. I don’t work for Google, but I do know that most big companies have established channels for addressing employee grievances.

Second, Google isn’t a democracy, but we have a democratic system that allows us to influence our representatives to make reprehensible conduct illegal. If you want to change how a business operates, you can arrange a boycott as well. Companies take the threat of losing significant amounts of money very seriously.

If you honestly think that this type of action should be legal, then by all means, go convince our government to make it so. But I don’t think you are considering the long-term consequences such a change would have.
The problem for Ukraine was that they didn't have that much control over the weapons.

The ability to launch them was only something Moscow could do (they might have been able to reverse engineer control and remove safeguards and the might not). They needed to have tritium replaced every 12 years and IIRC many of the nuclear forced remained loyal to Russia.

That's their bargaining position at the time and that's before we add the international pressure to get rid of them.
There is too much lobbying involved every time any government touches capital gains tax. Usually they end up changing capital gains tax only for stocks and bonds as they are rather virtual, while capital gains on gold, currencies, and especially real estate remain unchanged or even zero.

> what problem are you talking about these countries?

Check real estate prices in Toronto, Dublin, or London.

> how can rich evade divident and capital gains?

Charities, trusts, family foundations, own army of lawyers and accountants.
Zint
That’s it really, mention someone with higher reach to get more visibility
Older devices can keep working without additional features and get the latest iOS still. I think there were several phones that got upgraded to the latest iOS without Siri for eg.
I don't own a steamdeck. But searching around the web a bit I found out that raw-gadget^1 was merged into the linux kernel in 5.7.

And AFAIU that would enable proxying of USB devices.

[1] https://github.com/xairy/raw-gadget
> Ukraine was a poor country

It has a lot of nuclear physicists and rocket scientists. My uncle was a Ukrainian ICBM scientist!

IMO, a quintessential American foreign policy error is to measure the worth of others based only on purchasing power of imports; and then, even when they go past that 0th level of the expanding brain meme onto the value of human capital, the only human capital they value is traditional Western human capital.

Anyway, the engagement on this platform over foreign policy issues is great. I’m literally a product of foreign policy. Nearly everyone I know is affected by foreign policy. It’s valuable to have an opinion about this stuff.
We finally found Ilya! He is coming alive on https://bealive.ai. We asked about his recent status,superalignment,and the relationship with Sam
. Glad to hear his voice again and will keep the communication. The world needs to hear his insights and voice in #AGI.
The image of a dog MMO style Leroy pulling a bear causing you to wipe on a hike wasn't a laugh I was expecting to find on a discussion about drowning and hiking misadventures
> I‘m always shocked at how many people don‘t realize how little information is accessible on the internet anymore.

Any millennial or nerdy Xer with a good memory would tell you what the deal is. We were the first ones who came of age online, and saw what the Internet was like when it came to prominence. Now, our libraries, town halls, and weird gardens are all ash. Try to surf like you did in 2010 and all you'll see is spam; the filters work in reverse now. Log in to what "social media" is these days (after filling in your phone number and uploading your driver's license) and it's just cable TV with some extra widgets.

At least Wikipedia is still there.
It makes me wish for forums where posts and comments are automatically synced and cached locally. Then everyone has a copy in case it closes down, and someone could use the content to bootstrap a replacement.

Note, that isn't the same as an ambitious fully federated mesh network or anything, but being limited in certain ways makes it efficient and easier in others.
That's some 'Comaneci perfect 10' level semantic gymnastics. Honestly I'm impressed.
While we are at it: throw out the boxes of your old phones, expecially if you have already thrown out the phone itself 5 years ago. Please. I promise you don't need them and you could use an extra drawer.

This hits close to home.
Rosa Parks was both trespassing (she was subsequently arrested, the exchange shockingly resembles the one here) and interfering with folks that her race was legally proscribed from interfering with.

We should all be glad that the view of "she should have just founded her own capitalist, nonwhites-only bus company" did not prevail.

(Google's anti-Gazan defense-dealing is the bus company, in this example)
This is a bizarre article, and feels like an example of that weird phenomenon where tech people believe they've discovered something new and noteworthy, but in reality they are just so deep into their bubble they are out of touch.

MKBHD is a tech critic / reviewer / nerd, like Ebert was a movie critic / reviewer / nerd, or Kermode is now. A thing got released, and he's talking about it, and his opinion is his value.

> Vassallo is touching on something profound about Brownlee, that I myself understand intimately: what the Internet has made uniquely possible is total loyalty to your customers, and that is threatening.

What? Threatening to what? Your ability to hoodwink people? Is the implication that because we're all in tech we should make sure to say everything's awesome all the time as some form of truth collusion, so that when we end up releasing our shitty product hopefully everyone will say nice things too?
Occupy Wall Street protests took place in a park. I assure you if the Occupy Wall Street protesters entered bank buildings and unfurled their banners they would have been arrested.
The short "What did Jack do?" is also strange, even by his standards.
Thanks for pointing that out! We're totally with you on keeping things unbiased. Just like the team at AllSides (https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news), we make sure to pull from a wide variety of evidence sources when we check facts. We are trying to keep the outputs as fair and balanced as possible—no leaning, just straight facts. Of course, this is an open-source effort, so we welcome any contributors who share the same vision!
By using proper insurance, import documents and inspections which would make acid dissolved gold quite obvious.
A mistake. Every single country should have nukes and effective capability to deliver them to anywhere on the globe. It is only reasonable deterrent that would work against the evil imperialist countries.
Even when Bezos was at the helm, Amazon had tons of trash and nonsense in its marketplace...

But it'd be epic if Bezos got all pissed off about things like these books -- and various other declines of his baby -- so he forced his way back, to smack it into better shape.

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

(Why I'd guess there's a nonzero chance of this happening is that, externally, it sounded like Bezos cared strongly about certain ideas, and implemented them forcefully, yet it seems like lately those ideas are being disregarded. If there's any truth to that external impression, then there could be a reckoning. Billions of dollars buys some latitude.)
Read the fine print. Extraditing Assange is signing his death warrant.
Tow company was recently banned from doing business with SF, city attorney says
Myth of the 10x developer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1LnYLp-2qg
Quantum computers are only tangentially related to P=NP, in that some problems in NP may have solutions that are polynomial time on quantum computers, but this says nothing about the rest of them. This class of problems is know as BQP. Is is possible, but unknown, that all problems in NP may belong to BQP, which would imply that a sufficiently large quantum computer could solve all problems in NP in polynomial time, but even then it would be possible that P does not equal NP, since P and NP are about classical computers.
How are you so sure?
I have this thing where it’s very difficult for me to use something that I know will run out and can’t get more of.

And so I have a lot of wine that I don’t drink because this vintage isn’t made anymore (obviously), and if I finish that bottle I can’t replace it with another one (technically I can I guess, but you have to find a seller and it’s not cheap).
That seems like a poor definition of "clickbait" in the context of YouTube, as that definition would effectively apply to every video being put on the platform these days and as such makes the label meaningless.
Employees leave and they presumably didn't ask for anything not in inventory and couldn't ask afterwards with any consequences..

I would view it similar to letting people pick through your ewaste trash. It might have value but the company has written it off.
You obviously cannot levitate but you may be able to convince your brain you are. Meditation is an avenue to do that.
They're describing a border. When I was a teen in the late 90s, the internet without borders was cool (until I wandered into trolls I didn't have the resilience to deal with), but very obviously not compatible with national sovereignty on what counted as "illegal".

Now? Does any country today block zero domains? There's nearly 200 nations so I've never bothered to check, but my guess is all block something.
First of all - this is how the song is interpreted by most of the people.

Second of all - if you really believe changing Israel's borders is not an act against Jewish people (and thus antisemitic) you and I cannot agree on anything.

Freedom to agree to disagree....
Concurrency is not so hard if you have the right tools / primitives:

- Monads with do-notation

- Atoms

- Immutable data structures
It's an interesting journey.

HTTP 1.0 was released and among its listed "features" was that it was stateless and it didn't need persistent connection.

Very soon after, the HTTP 1.1 patch hit which added persistent connection support, and caching.

It's almost like HTTP 1.0 was created with the assumption that FTP was overkill, but then 1.1 added a bunch of FTP's features?
In cases where the client needs to stay separate, we have had a good experience with Orval[1] to generate a fully-typed @tanstack/query client from our OpenAPI spec.

[1] https://orval.dev/
How did that work out for Ukraine?
> This product is building a NEW CATEGORY, of course it is not going to be perfect on first itteration.

Oh man you're right. It's a NEW CATEGORY which means the product deserves softball reviews if not just thinly veiled advertisements. Since it's a NEW CATEGORY everyone should buy maybe two or three of them, you know since it's a NEW CATEGORY. We want to support NEW CATEGORIES because reasons.

You first.
I had almost the same experience with my four year old this weekend. We were in the public swimming pool and she wanted to put away her swimming ring. So I took the ring and moved it away 3 meters.

I come back and she immediately jumps into the water where she could not stand. She was under the water for marely a second but I saw the panic in her eyes and I also saw that she didn't move in the water. So I quickly went in and got her out.

Luckily we stayed in the water for an hour more after this, so she's probably not afraid of the water. But she wouldn't take off her swimming ring anymore this day.
NPR has always been a very particular neoliberal bent as well, with equal skepticism for leftists as for the right. The both-sidesism and he-said she-said reporting, and the general third-way-ness of it all has always been fucking intolerable for half of the blue party too.

There probably is no org more emblematic of the backslide of journalism into “reporting facts, not taking perspectives” than NPR. They are simply craven, they have no perspective or spine, they stand for nothing, and that makes them instinctually repulsive. Like they literally are the journalists in movies who will happily say whatever their masters want this week. It’s disgusting, you might as well be VOA for all the perspective you’re getting.

Swapping Diane Rehm for JJ Johnson or whatever is emblematic of that change for example. Diane Rehm never let a guest gish-gallop unopposed etc, JJ just went into sputter mode and was like “I don’t think all of that is true but-“ and gets run over again on his own show etc. It’s just bad in an aggressively “it’s your right to feel that way but…” kinda milquetoast way. They stand for nothing and have no position or perspective. And I know that’s the new school of journalism today but jesus christ it’s pathetic to see in action.

What makes a man turn neutral? Unironically.
Those are some interesting uses of the words “trespassing” and “interfering.”

You’ll find a copy of her arrest warrant here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/26/us/rosa-parks-montgomery-...

“It took the police a couple of tries to settle on legal language describing her alleged offense.”
Happy to address any counterarguments from the multiple downvoters.
Not sure how else you would label spraying "Kill all the Jews" in a toilet stall.
I remember playing (and finishing) it on a 166 MHz Win 95 machine.
Well of course no, there us simply no logical way how that could work, and claim what you (not you personally) can, reality and society are at base level quite logical, even if obscure way.

If you start life race very far behind athletes who had best training and nutrition, how easily you can even catch them, not even going into overcoming.

But adversity is a great, massive stimuli for those few with right mindset on their own, even if it stuns most. They would wither and get comfortable in comfort and security, instead they gather drive and focus that very few can match eventually. Often great men and women, albeit broken deep inside.
Sure... lets hope those countries taken over by ISIS lunetics only use it as deterrence.
Yes, this is maybe something that is true that we can tell victims of this scam/attack: If I get an anonymous mail with a picture of any sort, I'm not going to look at it. No matter what they say it is. This goes for other platforms too.

There are fortunately few ways for random strangers to cram images I don't want to see into my eyes. Most of the ones that do exist (e.g. making a social media profile and trying to "add" me) are automatically scanned for porn by the social network site.
Instinctive things are things the entire species are born with. Things you pick up via experience (“nurture”) can never be “instinctive”.
Definitively agree here. Once the data is in BigQuery, people will start doing ad-hoc queries and building Grafana dashboards on top of it.

And sooner or later (usually sooner) somebody will build a fancy Grafana dashboard and set it to refresh every 5 second and you will not notice it until it's too late.
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it."

An EV website selling an EV sales report says the EV market is doing better than everyone else says. Hmmm.
> Possibly because a developer hired to write something around usbip would cost a lot less. https://usbip.sourceforge.net/

Would it? For the sake of discussion, I'll assume "thousands of raspberry pi's" = 2,000 RBpis, or something around $10,000 in license fees.

I don't know anything about either project beyond the links shared by you and the root comment, but based on the information at each link and the assumption of $10,000 spend:

I would choose the one time cost of VirtualHere's purpetual update license and release cadence over a some short dev for hire contract to write some unmaintained wrapper code around a sourceforge library that hasn't been been touched in over a decade.
This was summer camp and hunting camp for the executives. If you read the man in the gray flannel suit, you'll be surprised by how a lot of white collar execs didn't work that hard. Things moved a lot slower
Guarantees in international relations are only worth the will of the guarantor to enforce them.