skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think I agree with you. Most people are not really arguing on those terms though.
nixos is open source, I'm sure they'd welcome your proposed changes! they accept patches on GitHub.
This should be the accepted answer.

The issue at hand is that there is often a lot of dishonesty and deception involved in online discussion. People usually never reply back on their maybe wrong initial standpoint, and tend to radicalize their answers once they realize that they will lose the argument.

"Win the argument at all costs" is what statistically most online people use as a strategy. In online communities, honest curiosity is often punished, especially when you start with programming or other tech-related sciences.

I think that indirectly contributed to echo chambers and locality sensitive circle jerks, wherein a sub community accepts only one answer as a solution, either out of fear for downvotes of other proposals, or because those downvotes led to a socially acceptable answer.

I really miss the old phpbb web forums internet, where people could have interesting discussions with way longer attention spans than the 24 hours most platforms have nowadays.

In my opinion, interesting topics need active debate and cultural and knowledge exchange to make progress, but we somehow totally fucked that up on the internet. Be it missing enforcement of netiquettes, corruption of mods or anarchistic behavior for retalation against an opposing view (may I remind you that we still have 4chan, 8chan, 4plebs, kiwifarms, /pol/ and all the other messed up echo chambers, where hate is used a lot to "silence the enemy")

I wanted to give OP a general advice: Hate is a mind infiltration technique. If somebody uses hate in discussions, it means they cannot win by other - rational - means to convince the opposing party. If somebody intentionally uses those techniques, they follow ulterior motives that are motivated by anger, nationalism, religion, etc. Because they usually fear that they have to defend their own world view - otherwise it would shatter to crumbling pieces when it would've been held against their own moral standards.

Don't give up hope, OP, there are good and trustworthy people out there. Keep the ones that you find closely, and learn how to emotionally support them in times of need.
Don't be an arse, you imply that he was involved in sex trafficking and CSM which the article makes clear is not the case. He was just a porn spammer. Not the nicest thing to do, sure... but hardly heinous. Definitely not "some of the literal worse people". There are people that are actually involved in sex trafficking which I hope you would agree is worse.
I saw it in person ages ago. Didn't take any pics, lol. Sorry.
https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/cdn/glossary/anyca...
Headscale, the open source backend alternative to tailscale, which frontend is open source to begin with, is worth looking into.
> but proceeded to try to lock up Trump for the entire period of 2021-2024.

that's a very strange/partisan way to say that they tried to hold him legally accountable for his actions.
You fail to understand the difference between a society where speaking politic with your friend is a tabou because you may end up beating each other up, and one society where people speak politic everyday even if they have different view because they tolerate each other point of view.

I'd argue USA is in the first case, 'either you're with me or against me'. That's a fundamentally retarded way of thinking, think middle age with its religion war, and end up blocking any possible social progress. Thats what Putin and other dictator want.
If only anyone could have guessed that Reddit might be full of sarcasm, trolling, and subtext.
Oh wait anyone idiot could have told them that. See, the problem is Google hires too many smarty pants. Not enough idiots.
And I'm quite sure this is the cumbersome method consumer-level Mac users wade through day after day. Even if you have a full-sized keyboard with a Delete key, you're stymied by Apple's bizarre ignorance of its own trash can in Finder. If you select stuff in Finder and press Delete, nothing happens. It should move it to the trash can, which Windows users have managed to handle for decades. But nope; there's not even an OPTION to make it work.

Mac users also submit to needing double the keystrokes they should to delete characters, hitting the right arrow key over and over to get past stuff they want to delete and then Backspacing it away.
https://archive.today/F9WTx
> You can have Ethernet frames carrying IP packets too, but they are not "Ethernet packets"; that would be absurd.

Yes, because "Ethernet packet" would be the wrong way around, layer wise. The pattern is "x y", short for "an y of type x" or "an y containing x" in this case.

It would be "IP frames" by analogy, i.e. Ethernet frames containing IP packets, although I do find that association a bit harder to make.
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did you try running a simple bash curl loop instead of manually printing. The data and statistics will be become exactly clear. Because i want to understand how to ensure my clients get the nearest edge data center
How to build social technology and cultural infrastructure
lol UAC is such a lazy shitshow of a security implementation…

A) there is no interception to be had. It’s a fucking “Yes I am Admin” single click a child could do unsupervised.

B) It requires training for the user to know that this is a special UAC mode. That’s high-motivation, high-knowledge user training. Pilots train to recognize unusual signs. Your grandma does not train to recognize what UAC looks like, why it would come up and when. UAC is the biggest cop out of a security excuse and Windows should be ashamed.
When I have to use Windows I always assume the computer has been compromised.
I think the proposal is actually good for people like you.

You can choose to just work with the core and maybe a minimal sugar library. Which will probably be faster and don't include "all the language features that were forced upon you".
Why do we have death row?

The answer is the same.
WTF? DYM TLA?
The article refers to "Cadillac Desert" but seems to miss the part about how it was all a bad idea in the end.
So to summarize, someone saw the Google Grants program, figured out how to abuse it and scaled it up. I wouldn't even call this much of a loop hole because it seems so obvious.

How widespread / prevalent is this? Does Google care? Is Google incentivized to not care? Is it such a small drop in the bucket that it's basically irrelevant (and boring)?

I wonder if we'd see the same on other ad platforms like Facebook.
>If you try to create a 64000*64000 texture

Huge texture was a quite famous Linux NVIDIA driver vulnerability.
Of course they are, nobody's disputing that.
> judiciary is independent from government

Correction: The judiciary is independent from the legislative branch of the government, but it functions alongside the executive and legislative branches as part of the Indian government. While the separation of powers is fundamental, it’s important to acknowledge that the existence of this structure doesn’t automatically guarantee impartiality or independence in practice.
The standard today is to use a relatively low TTL and to health check the members of the pool from the dns server.
Transforming Particles Are Probably Here to Stay
Agreed. Nothing wrong with it. I was just trying to fully understand what the other commenter said.

If following the law is such a burden on them then they should by all means pack up and leave. This is also what the Delhi High Court said after Wikipedia chose to ignore its order. This applies to all western institutions and corporations. If the expectation is that, Indian courts and the Indian public should continue to bend over then that is not going to happen.

> The rest of us not in India don’t want to be affected by the rulings of a Delhi court.

How wikipedia choses to follow rulings of Delhi High Court is not India's problem. This is 100% on wikipedia to implement it without a geo block, so maybe you should take this up with Wikipedia.
Do their policies differ? They both run an authoritarian, expansionist ethnostate bent on commiting genocide.
Of course the lawyers would see to that, but the lawyers don’t sell the product, that would have been catastrophic for revenue and market penetration.
I don't understand why moving to system designs that require exploitation of the accessibility layer to turn a device into something semi functional.

Those OS go out of the way preventing features that hinder usefulness of the devices. Such as recording phone calls. Allowing the blocking of network IP addresses and domains. While supplying monolithic integration that is limited to all but the OS maintainers.

Google dialer does not allow for integration of 3rd party contacts. It is built around Google remote storage. Apple Messenger doesn't allow for conversing with non Apple device users except for insecure text messaging while promoting cyber bullying with green vs blue text.

Another security and business risk of using Google or Apple for content storage with limited recourse when they lock out our accounts.
You can agree or disagree with Ben-Ghiat's thesis, but legislative meddling in the autonomy of institutions that set American defense strategy is a horrible precedent to set.

The whole point of these kinds of lectures and discussions are to spark debates and conversations among decisionmakers.

It is especially ironic because Ben-Ghiat's research is explicitly about that - political meddling in military administration lead to degraded institutional capacity.

Look at 10/7 in Israel or Russia's fiasco in Ukraine - both are examples of how military and intelligence capacity can be degraded by political meddling.
Americans have less vacation time, but so what
One option might be to visit your local Jetro or Restaurant Depot, if you live in the US. If Sysco has showrooms/open warehouses I’m not aware of them, but Jetro and RD are of a very similar ilk.
This seemed to be a fairly explicit case of “I hate traveling to Australia because of so and so”.

Sure, it’s retarded in general, but that was not what I was talking/asking about.

They apparently both have a need to travel to Australia, _and_ data on their PC that requires wiping. That makes me curious what kind of data that could be.
I’m not sure what the supposed takeaway of this article is. I guess the author is pushing debt at the end of the article? Regardless, trying to look at investing through the lens of “it’s either ownership or debt” is a very narrow view of all the ways an investor can invest. I don’t find it terribly helpful
You mean, all the exchanges before https://lore.kernel.org/all/CAHk-=whNGNVnYHHSXUAsWds_MoZ-iEg...

I will still prefer to suspend judgement as it is not immediate what was in Linus' mind when he accused some of being trolls (on suspicion of being organized trolls). He is there and knows names and past - we the outsiders should get properly acquainted with all of that.

Surely, this outcome feels like better-if-avoided collateral damage.
Also, all that info has been leaked a billion times now, and there are tools to allow real-time filter/overlays of faces to make it even easier.
The UK is poorer than you think. Per-capita GDP is $82k in the US vs $49k in the UK (source: World Bank), which accounts for about two thirds of the gap in ad spend.
What? The US has been pulling this crap since 9/11, so I'm not sure what you're going on about IRT the Anglo-Sphere.

The US only has privacy rights for Americans. As a non-citizen traveler, they routinely belittle, humiliate, and violate such privacy, demanding access to people's phones at risk of detention (or at best being sent back home) being exactly one of the things they do. Ask almost any Canadian what they think about the border in the last 20 years.

I've also had them mock and belittle me for no reason ("what event are you going to?" "that sounds stupid."), just petty stuff.

I wipe my personal data when traveling to the US, which I pretty much only do for work. (And likely won't even do that anymore if Nov 5 goes to Trump)
> As you can see, all clients correctly detect it and choose an alternative server.

This is the nasty key point. The reliability is decided client-side.

For example, systemd-resolved at times enacted maximum technical correctness by always returning the lowest IP address. After all, DNS-RR is not well-defined, so always returning the lowest IPs is not wrong. It got changed after some riots, but as far as I know, Debian 11 is stuck with that behavior, or was for a long time.

Or, I deal with many applications with shitty or no retry behavior. They go "Oh no, I have one connection refused, gotta cancel everything, shutdown, never try again". So now 20% - 30% of all requests die in a fire.

It's an acceptable solution if you have nothing else. As the article notices, if you have quality HTTP clients with a few retries configured on them (like browsers), DNS-RR is fine to find an actual load balancer with health checks and everything, which can provide a 100% success rate.

But DNS-RR is no loadbalancer and loadbalancers are better.
Thank you very much for your comment!
I completely agree that the solar technology available today is not yet strong enough to supply machines with higher consumption (e.g. laptops). I hope that there will be progress in this field soon and that more efficient solar devices can be invented.
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That's like saying there are traffic rules in Saigon.

Exact implementation of TTL, is a suggestion.
Thanks. Must be the Gulf stream and general seaside climate. We have it better than we deserve.

But only 20000 years ago Sweden was covered in 3km of ice.
They come with the book in their hands... oh... convert or be burn in the fire!
Great!

One hint: your examples need to be escaped to show the fence syntax. Add 4 spaces I think.
Did you look at Vespa? I used the Yahoo internal version of it way back when, and would try the public version if I had search needs again.
So your method of assessing the veracity of information has nothing to do with the information itself, but is entirely based upon who it's from?
It makes a lot of sense for the same reason California is the most productive agricultural region in the world. The arid climate is optimal for consistently growing crops with low risk of disease year-round. Instead of having to import winter crops from overseas we could instead grow them in Arizona, and transport them on rail across the United States vs. importing them on ships from around the world. That also would have a huge impact on greenhouse emissions, and farmland really does "Terraform" the desert and make it more livable by lowering temperatures and helping to keep down dust.
I go where the argument takes me. Is it my fault that OP did not actually check the background of the person they were defending on ( apparently based on this fact alone ) purely political grounds? No, how dare I actually read the article and, the horror, look up the person at the center of attention. After all, I am not supposed to do that. Facts are evil. My eyes will deceive me as it is likely Russian propaganda.

What I am supposed to do is to blindly go all-in for defense/attack depending on whether it is my team or not my team? Sorry, I don't swing that way. I smack people as needed depending on how easily their argument could be defeated.. here it took a google search so I was being generous with a smack on the hand whack.

<< I suspect the ordering of the list on the site matters. so of the prominent, public things that Ben-Ghiat self-identifies as, commentator is the _least_ important.

How dare you assume the order of importance in which Ruth views herself? How dare you even assume there is an order? What if I suspect she is the believer in chaos and the order semi-randomly selected each day and rotated backwards for maximum confusion. Just as plausible as your half-baked explanation, but at least mine has the value of being entertaining.

In all seriousness, did you even THINK of asking her? Such a man thing to do.. explaining what SHE meant.
Don’t misinterpret what I wrote to think we should leave it alone! Obviously, we’ve been doing it for millennia but we’ve only had the tools and machinery to massively change things for 200 years, or so. A farmer digging ditches to route water to his fields using a shovel, plow, and some mules is hardly equivalent to something like Three Gorges dam, the LA aquaduct, or the deforestation of the Amazon basin on a massive scale.
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Keep in mind the list may be random or non-deterministic because no explicit order was imposed, and the source of the data is non-deterministic.

For example listing files in a directory and adding them to a list for further processing, without explicitly sorting by some stable criteria like filename.
Some of the things I learned from implementing a FORTH on a CP/M box back in the early 1980s were

- writing Z80 assembler

- using the assembler and linker

- getting a clue about how the CP/M file system worked (it didn't, very well)

- writing a number of utilities (VT52 emulator, PacMan clone & stuff) in FORTH, which was fun

- macro programming at compile/runtime using things like BUILDS/DOES

It's a lot of fun and you don't need to invest much time in it to get things done.
Pg_DuckDB beta release: Even faster analytics in Postgres
Hence roadmapped. You can’t today, certainly, it also can’t represent floating point numbers or be used with the Math object as noted.

But the idea is that it should have been proposed with a roadmap of what it would look like to have it eventually supplant Number
Apple is offering $1M to anyone that can complete task with new system
> … Apple will grant access to the source code for key components of Private Cloud Compute, so that they can analyze the software before trying to hack it.
I think this is what you're referring to: https://twitter.com/JoelBurgess/status/1428008041887281157

Some discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28230305, but half of it is complaints about twitter.
I think a lot of people in Europe would disagree with that notion of fine

There’s an image around the internet of a dog in a burning house saying ‘this is fine’. That’s the kind of fine I have in mind when I hear that.
> the Venn diagram

( ijawfnltl: ( f ) af )

ijawfnltl = is just another word for nothing left to lose

f = freedom

af = ain't free

Lagniappe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLZtnqnV2Jc
Not sure what was so wrong with that or why people like it so much, but yeah.
more that if a baby dies from being shaken, there will be physical evidence
Thank you for info!

I most time avoid to read about top ultrabooks, because mostly this info useless for me, but now I first time hear about notebook with server processor (xeon 5xxx).
To be fair they always say that. Everybody gets the "one time exception."
Sounds like a great way to destroy one of the most diverse and unique marine ecosystems on the planet, thanks to the brine waste.
So half of your content is served from another server? Sounds like a recipe for inconsistent states.
And they do so while whining about “cancel culture” all the time and pretending to “defend free speech”…
> meditation/self-hypnosis

That's an interesting comparison. What's the name of the book?
They're saying it doesn't amount to a syndrome.
What Republicans are doing is not normal and we are not safe from it in technology.

If you think you should be able to moderate, or not turn over commenter data because of their political content, then you should be worried. It's no different that trying to plan a curriculum with guest lecturers. If they feel welcomed to intrude on this decision, then it won't stop there.
It's almost criminal that all of these bode plots are missing their phase diagrams.

Phase diagrams + OpAmp phase shift specs / phase margin are what you need to predict instability.

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EDIT: IMO it's also a lot easier to explain in the frequency domain. At 180-degree phase shift, all your negative feedback turns into positive feedback, causing instability. You need your amplifier to stay as far away from 180-degree phase shift as possible.

I get that what the author was trying to get to with the 'Tape Delay OpAmp' example. But it should be double downed upon and the starting point of the discussion rather than something brought up later IMO.
An clients tested in the article behaved correctly and chose one of the reachable servers instead.

Of course somebody will inevitably misconfigure their local DNS or use a bad client. Either you accept an outage for people with broken setups or you reassign the IP to a different server in the same DC.
This post is set in a beautiful, liminal place between fantasy and reality. Could we actually do all of this? Probably not. But we don’t think about the specifics of things like this enough. It challenges us to think about ideas like this in ways more practical problems cannot.

I read somewhere that we dream as a way for our brains, as complex predictive analytical machines, from overfitting. This kind of post feels the same, but for our collective intelligence.
It's all of those things. Yes the list is nearly endless and by default they all should be considered harmful to humans.

Also, there is no need to stop using the word just because it can be used in arguments to make unfalsifiable claims. Talk about the claims instead; it's silly to talk about the word.

You seem to come from a perspective that we should consider these chemicals to be safe unless proven otherwise. That is an extremely naive perspective.
I guess Notion Mail is an Email client and not an actual webmail services?
Then I find [the first sentence of] the title obnoxious.
I dont share your sentiment, but I agree that this is what drives it.

Some people seem to have the idea that Companies are supposed to run as a charity operation, maintaining employees they dont want or need on staff.

Companies use excuses like "times are tough" or "we just don’t have the cash" because most people have fragile emotions that cant handle the truth "market value for your work has not gone up" or "We arent worried about your retention".
A statement that does not say anything. Don't even know why you would bother posting this.
Hmm. I've asked the authoritative DNS team to explain what's happening here. I'll let HN know when I get an authoritative answer. It's been a few years since I looked at the code and a whole bunch of people keep changing it :-)

My suspicion is that this is to do with the fact that we want to keep affinity between the client IP and a backend server (which OP mentions in their blog). And the question is "do you break that affinity if the backend server goes down?" But I'll reply to my own comment when I know more.
There are alternatives to Emacs. Unless you want Emacs :) Architecture is what makes Emacs Emacs. Sure other scripting languages are Turing equivalent to eLisp. But there be tarpits.

It is not just lisp technology, it is four decades of developers (excellent and not so excellent) committed to improving the tooling within a framework fundamentally designed for developers to improve tooling. VS Code was designed to be user friendly. VIM to be done. Stallman never intended Emacs to be either. TANSTAAFL. Good luck.
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