skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a concern that if I find malware or suspicious activity on a system, when I report it through Virus Total or another channel I won't be believed if secure boot is disabled and that appears in the logs. Or if another threat actor got in during the brief period it was disabled and invalidated the audit trail.

"We won't accept any reports because your secure boot chain is too short." To put it bluntly and crudely. Not to dismiss a very real and important real-life issue.

I've lost people I love in my life over similar things. I don't want to be in a similar situation in other Walks or Paths of life.

It's a powerful incentive mechanism. Even if you're believed in the end how long did it take? How old? And now that difficult thing becomes a talking point when you just wanted to build.
Early adopters of the next generation of social networks have left. The passive (a majority) have stayed.
Why do you believe that about Mastodon?
Exactly. But I would like to take it a step further -- anytime you visit a page anywhere on the internet, there is an unwritten social contract that you will not block ads or trackers. For this reason, adblock in itself is unethical and basically equivalent to piracy. Additionally, actors like Mozilla who build tracker-blocking tech into their browsers should be held accountable for encouraging this disgusting behavior.

Don't like the ads? Don't visit the site then. Simple as that.
Right, so just make it a requirement that contract repairs have to be done in battle conditions and watch how quickly the contractors now want to allow right to repair. "Sorry, you've lost another repair person, please send two this time in case one gets blown up."
> Ultimately these decisions are made by Linda Yaccarino, CEO of X.

He's obviously known for his hands off "I just allocate capital" attitude towards his businesses.
When to Use a Workflow Tool (Temporal) vs. a Job Queue
OpenMetrics Is Archived, Merged into Prometheus
The whole concept of calling people NPC’s is weird as fuck.

You aren’t a superior being, Derek.
fair point bud
WOL is an old feature where you could even boot a PC that is off, not just asleep, but you had to confine it in the BIOS. It has become less useful with computers able to go into power save modes that are almost as good as having it fully off energy-wise.
AIUI LineageOs is an alternative Android OS. That would be particularly useful to replace GPL-violating software. Why wouldn't that be possible?
Can those be just globular clusters in their 'bright' phase? Globular clusters are not even mentioned in that article, which is weird.
You might want to review the handbook again. What you’re referring to is the basic speed law, which never trumps the absolute speed limits posted (or the special restrictions like the 15 mph railroad track law). Think of it as a clamped function: the speed limit is min(posted limit, safe speed under current conditions).
Seconded. My first experience with Tom7 was the "Super Mario Bros. is Easy with Lexicographic Orderings and Time Travel..." I've been hooked ever since.
Calumet park is a village right next to Chicago with under 7000 people. Northfield village has under 6000 people and it's located within about 15 miles of Chicago. It wasn't until I was about 18 that I realized what I thought was Chicago were actually small towns/villages. There's a whole slew of small villages next to or "in" larger cities.
I fully disagree.

I am free to speak in Brazil.

Freedom of speech must be defined clearly. You can’t scream fire in the theater, so I have proved it’s not absolute.

Is it okay to spread misinformation online? I don’t think so.

It’s as simple as that.

Brazil due to 1/ the penetration of WhatsApp, Twitter and other social media and 2/ low penetration of newspapers and reading in general, is suffering from disinformation more so than any other country.

I just have to read 5 or 6 tweets from X to see that twitter has become the cesspool of the internet.

Freedom of speech is nowhere absolute. Freedom of speech in America is not a model. It’s not free if most media conglomerates are owned by billionaires with their own interest. They buy media companies not because they love them, because they can use them. Assuming otherwise is simply naive. Communication has played a crucial part of politics since forever.

It’s impossible to take Musk seriously. And his stance is too convenient and hypocritical. He played by India’s and China’s very strict laws but is trying to gauge forces as a geopolitical player. This is not about freedom of speech. Pictures of dog scrotum are in my opinion a lowly form of rhetoric.

It’s just too common, nowadays, to see freedom as a lack or constraints and not as the possibility of satisfaction. Freedom comes from Frater in Latin, since freedom in Greece meant to be among your brothers (Fratii in Latin), because when you are with your commons, you can achieve greater things.

Freedom in speech as you say only serves those who can produce tons of bullshit which must be refuted with much more work by whoever’s sane.
Oh? Could you explain why he did "the right thing" in Brazil but not in Turkey, India, China, and other countries?
I guess they watched Minority Report and thought 'that'd be a great place to live'
That's probably because your original social circle largely already had the government minimize their taxes for them, in the form of a standard deduction that exceeds what they could hope for with an itemized deduction.

In that regard, most people minimize their taxes by doing nothing. The wealthy have to put effort in to get the same effect.
iMessages and Signal group chats. WhatsApp for those who won’t migrate to Signal or don’t have iPhones.
That argument MAYBE worked 25 years ago when ads genuinely paid for hosting costs and nothing else.

But now it's intellectually dishonest at best. We're not serving static images with hyperlinks anymore, either, but full-blown malware that tracks people against their will.

So who's really being unethical here? The amoral ***** who write this malware "because it's their job", or the people who are simply trying to protect their privacy from being raped?
apps don't host data, PDS (personal data servers) do

apps implement views on that data, and may or may not follow the rules, of gov't or users. For example, even though you can block a user, detach a quote post, or hide comments, apps have to implement this behavior, and nothing stops a person from finding that relation.

ATProto is federated, not centralized, and not something gov'ts and regulations have thought thoroughly about. Also, with DID, I believe DNS blocking will be hard because I can change the name and still get to the same content
Isn't it about the people who invaded government buildings on January 8 2923 because they claimed Jair Bolsonaro won the election much like the January 6 attack in the USA after Trump lost?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Brazilian_Congress_atta...

The same people who wanted to overthrow the government and wanted a coup d'état by the military?

I doubt that the US government would differently in such cases.

And Twitter censored accounts on behalf of Turkey and India for political reasons but in Brasil they act differently, maybe Musk is in favor of Bolsonaro.

And that Linda makes the decisions is questionable at best

https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-linda-yaccarino-tw...
The Craft of Text Editing¹ should be required reading for everybody who wants to write a new text editor.

1. <https://www.finseth.com/craft/>
>this culture of expecting Google to host the data then freeloading off it by blocking the tracking and ads is also a bit ugly

it's not ugly at all: parasites deserve their place in the ecosystem right alongside carnivores.

What I don't like is people like this who broadcast and evangelize as if google will allow it to keep happening. I'd rather it survived longer hiding under the radar.

"hey everybody I discovered a secret hack to get a free donut with your coffee!!!"... how about just keep doing it yourself, donuts for life?
Is it censorship to block accounts of people who want to overthrow the government?
The code ? Why you think Apple found a way to reverse the heat death of the universe ? They just ... do less stuff so they consume less !
I agree that art is human expression, in case it wasn't clear, and a human using AI is human expression, just like a photographer is, and therefore it's art. No human is ever going to agree on what tools can make a person an artist or not, some people don't think you are an artist if you draw on Photoshop, some people think you are if you use AI, so there is nothing simple or unambiguous about it, and if you want to prove my point you can argue that AI is not a tool like a brush or a camera is, and no, Google is not going to give you a universal answer ahah
WoL relies on a special magic Ethernet frame being sent to the MAC of the sleeping computer. A normal ARP or TCP SYN from an incoming HTTP request won't do it. The wikipedia article has the exact frame format:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN

I've seen setups where the router is configured to send the magic WoL packet when it sees an ARP for the IP of a computer it knows is sleeping, but you'd almost certainly know if you had an exotic configuration like that on your network.
The thing I don’t get is, what if these guys get margin called in the middle of a big crisis? Don’t they get liquidated like everyone else?
I got my first IT job doing Y2k compliance. About 20% of our systems broke with the date changed to 01/01/2000, including the PABX (continual reboot cycle) and the sales leads system which would crash every few minutes.
> differentiate the design to establish your own identity.

But maybe the Typeform design i not very original, too. Maybe it makes sense to use some design that is rather neutral, easy on the eye, automatically recognizable without an effort to parse.

I see a commendable humility in picking a clean, usable, not catchy rendering. What's original here is the form language, which is actually the centerpiece. And frankly, I wish the code examples were more colorful, bringing attention to the keywords and separating them from the static text runs. It would help understand the language structure easier.
You do know it's about the people who stormed government buildings in a riot to overthrow the government?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Brazilian_Congress_atta...

Musk ist protecting the Brazil version of the January 6 rioters of the US.
AMD has a viable competitor to H100 but no one buys it because it doesn’t support CUDA.
Clearly given he is excited to receive the traffic
Criticizing?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Brazilian_Congress_atta...

It's a bit more, isn't it?
this is my dream for AI to help with. "I read all the news you showed me yesterday; from now on, just show me anything that I didn't already read [referring to content, not sourcing]"
> Suburban housing is one of the most inefficient ways to build cities.

First, it's not quite true. Second, the most efficient way to build cities is a camp with bunk beds. I'm personally not looking for the most efficient place to live.

> Suburbs make everything car centric.

And?

The future is already here: Waymo in SF is the first example. In 10-15 years, Waymo (and its competitors) will solve the last disadvantages of car-centric life.

Want to go to a bar? Just press a button on your phone and a self-driving taxi will drive you there (and then back). Not yet old enough to drive a car? Waymo can drive you where needed, with a parent's authorization.

And you won't have to worry about missing the last bus, or to wait for the next one in the rain.

> Everything is far, services are more complex and expensive to offer, public transport non existent.

Public transit will die on its own. It's already stinking like it's been dead for a while.

And services in the suburbs are NOT generally more expensive. Quite the opposite. My favorite example: one mile of Manhattan subway now costs more than 1000 miles of 6-lane freeway.

> What you find comfortable I find terrible example of humans building golden walls around them at the expense of their own well being.

Dense cities are misery centrals.
I've never seen a hallucinated link. You might be thinking of academic citations, but actual links from performing an online search are always valid.
Not if they're poorly timed.
Been running HA and a couple other services on RPi 4 with old SSD and DietPi as the OS, behind tailscale for 2 years. It needs a restart maybe once in a blue moon, and it's back online in 1 min, that's it.
I keep thinking "tax what you want less of"

Is having fewer investments worthwhile for society?
>> This style of form is aggravating to fill out,

> In what sense?

You just answered your own question.

I want to see what I'm getting my self in for so that companies/entities can't trick me into filling out a questionnaire with 50 questions in that, "Will only take a minute!" It's easy to get people to get answer enough questions that they reach the point that stopping now would mean everything they've just done is a waste of their time, so they keep going. It's abusive.

Give me everything up front and let me decide if I have the time to commit to that.
That's literally what an emacs is though.

long history of that that predates GNU emacs, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zmacs
You wouldn't spend any time. You would pay a CPA $300K per year to save you millions in tax liability and never even think about it.
How the proposed schema distorts the society? Sure, the federal government will have a little less money, but they still have trillions and are not exactly frugal with it. Between two worlds, one having that tax loophole and one not having it, I can't identify any societal difference that could be attributable to that loophole. Can you name one?
When you want to overthrow the government and a military coup d'état because you don't like the election outcome.
So Cloudflare's D1 is actually not global.
isn't this exactly what CSS is meant to solve originally?

Write a class & map it to the relevant component or DOM node in a template, so you only have a single source of truth to maintain the styles of that component.

Writing the explicit style declarations directly to the DOM nodes themselves is precisely what _prevents_ portability and reusability.

The perf issue of "zombie css" is seldomly an issue in my experience: if it really impacts your load time or perf, you can still easily serve subsetted stylesheets at build or request time

If the perf impact is negligible, you might in turn profit from serving all the css at first, since it will be cached and accelerate subsequent request or rehydration

Removing unused CSS is mainly a concern for _inline_ styles, since the bloat of the initial HTML might impact FCP and repaints/reprocessing once additional stylesheet are loaded.

... which ironically also means that adding truckloads of utility classes to every DOM node might introduce quite some initial load & paint performance implications aswell, depending on your app.

It might even be interesting to benchmark if a stylesheet with a bunch of "zombie css" really has more perf impact than serving a minmaxed css file, but requiring dozens of classes on every other DOM node to be processed for painting

it's not a file size game in the end, the amount of selector statements & DOM nodes they might apply to has much larger paint perf impact than a few kb of unused gzipped text
Looks like they're based in Hyannis, but the website says they cover Greater Boston, so I'll give them a call.

Thank you for responding!!!
Speaking entirely personally as I don't handle those questions at bsky. I couldn't even begin to comment without seeing knowing what the court orders were and what the cases are. Every social company operating internationally runs into this issue, and it's daunting to say the least. So, again, this is not something I decide.

What I can say is that the protocol is a neutral global layer for data, which can then enable multiple applications with their own moderation policies and decisions. There's always going to be moderation decisions we make that people will disagree with. The point is that something can be done about that disagreement - you can have other applications on the same network that makes their own decisions. I think one of the best things that could happen is that Brazilian developers fork the Bluesky app and build locally-owned social platforms on the atmosphere.
I'm gonna guess that the prominent astronomers at several top-notch universities mentioned have heard of globular clusters, and that the reason it's not mentioned is it's not relevant.
Why do they think that thirty years will be sufficient? PFAS won't degrade in the environment for centuries to over ten thousand years. Various remediation techniques exist, but they can require growing something on the land to slowly take up the PFAS, and this is not compatible with using the land as a solar farm. In practical terms, without prolonged remediation, the land is finished for agricultural use. At some point, they sure will try to regrow and sell PFAS-poisoned food though to unwary consumers.
Because Boox won't give you the sources to all the kernel patches that allow Linux to run on these devices. If we didn't need that, there would be no problem, but Linux doesn't have a standard "E-ink" DRM driver so there's no hope to getting this working without a rather intensive reverse-engineering effort.
This style of forms only makes sense when the next pages depend on previous pages, that is, when it's a tree of possible steps, not a linear path.

Not the case here though.
Secure, offline, handheld e-ink Android device with pKVM VMs could be used for more than e-reading.
Until your government is overthrown by the military in a coup d'état.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Brazilian_Congress_atta...
Since most of their code is GPT-generated, their velocity should increase with better models.
Blueskey seems to have all of these neat features that developers/nerds seem to like, but literally nobody else cares about.
Indeed, anything that is currently below Android 12 (and eventually Android 13) is a no-go for connecting this to anything business-critical.

https://endoflife.date/android
The point is that a public university doesn't gain anything from a good logo, so really anything over $0 is too much. And that $80K doesn't take into account the probably much larger expense of updating that logo throughout the university.
> But now it's intellectually dishonest at best. We're not serving static images with hyperlinks anymore, either, but full-blown malware that tracks people against their will.

> So who's really being unethical here? The amoral *** who write this malware "because it's their job", or the people who are simply trying to protect themselves?

No one is forcing you to visit sites with "malware", you are equally as free to visit an alternative site that doesn't have ads or trackers. And call it what you will, that "malware" is essential for the web as we know it to survive. How else will Google be able to maintain the monopoly on video hosting if they can't harvest and profit off the data off freeloading users?

Also, for YouTube there is a simple solution: it's called YouTube Premium. You see no ads and you get great perks to boot. And Google promises to respect your privacy so long as you use YouTube Premium.
It's just an observation: this proposal aimed at penalizing bad drivers gets upvoted and generally supported, but proposals aimed at hunting down child pornographers get attacked as dangerous overreach. "I have nothing to hide" is an invalid argument for E2E encryption backdoors, but it's the correct way to think about a dashcam botnet.

It's just an interesting insight into the collective tech consciousness.
You mean the fake news that lead to this?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Brazilian_Congress_atta...
Interestingly, the cohort moving to Bluesky isn't the same as those who were having trouble with the law.
Some yellows aren't too well timed, especially if on a downhill slope.
I'm curious, are you able to use it to read text at night when it's dark? Because that's probably the only reason I would use it, but at that point it would be better to get an e-reader or something, I guess.
It's easy to assume it's malicious. But instead this allows laptops to be thinner, cheaper, and have MUCH better performance.

Nearly all PC and laptops have 128 bit memory busses, which is a major bottleneck for iGPUs, as well as weird use cases like LLM.

However the M2 pro doubles the memory memory width. M3 Max doubles it again, twice as wide as an AMD threadripper.
Although in practice Japan currently has 5 days workweek, but in law it’s 6 days (Saturdays included).
Do you think others might like it as well or do you think your love of it is more idiosyncratic? As a fellow Anki user, I know the feeling of "Why don't other people LOVE this???". Only to learn they have good reasons - reasons that, for whatever reason, don't apply to me.
That definitely seems like the least ethical response to finding a free donut loophole? Unless it's not a loophole at all, but just a marketing tactic deployed by the coffeemaker.
Many people end up logging into Google for the play store which puts a pretty sensitive credential on an untrusted device.
Google's mission is "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".

Sounds like they can't really complain if someone took that information and made it universally accessible :)
Yes, it is; governments do not have a magic right to never be questioned or even advocated against.
As a content creator with seven years experience, hundreds of videos and thousands of hours of content: just charge me a fee to host my videos. I'd pay $100/month, possibly more, to run a YouTube channel without.

Why is running ads the _only_ choice? Why can't a creator opt to pay to host videos on their channel with limitations? $10/month? That's 30 videos in HD max. $100? 300 videos in 4K... etc. ... or whatever.

As a content creator with seven years experience, hundreds of videos and thousands of hours of content: I use Freetube. Please use it until abusive adverts and practices aren't a thing anymore.
Social media has significant adverse effects (along with beneficial effects) on society, and the adverse effects are worse outside the US because although the media corporations do try to make their service less toxic, they focus those efforts on US society (because US politicians can hurt them worse than politicians in other countries). The former head of Facebook's effort said that the majority of the effort at reduction of social harm at Facebook were directed at US users and US-based conversations. (I looked for a bookmark documenting that, but could not find one.)
Context: atmosphere is like "Fediverse" but for the AT protocol and also way more schway
That post is flagged though.
Love docker and have dozens of app containers running but so much easier to do the addins on HAOS
You believe the riots in UK are because of twitter?

People are living in parallel universes.
Library for feature engineering across many table using graphs
Enabling DCI.DbC on a Jasper Lake NUC
Love.

I think of them, I may txt them, but I reach out and express "Hey I love you" every so often.

I dont need to speak to them - as we communicate through how our thoughtds are the same.

When I need to check-in, I do so by a txt or email.

my signal folks privacy, but tbh - ive given up on the reality of privacy, period. there is none.

So I oblige signal. and I am open on the Open Internet with my feelings that ALL THE KNTZ are spying on you and ALL THE CORPOS are exploiting you.

So My comms are basically telepathic - at ~50 years into this game, IRL know who is an NPC and else I dont need to speak with those in my circle with meta-data on defining the state of things.

https://i.imgur.com/jFZRbeE.png

Do you think that those who downvote and flag deserve creds/audiance/ \thought? when thoughts are things
99% of speech is bland and unobjectionable. It’s the 1% that needs protection.