skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sounds like someone who has got an angle and thinks they can profit from lies / misinformation, I seriously doubt anyone saying that stuff believes it.

On the bright side, Alex jones and infowars have been held accountable for spreading doubt about whether school shootings happened. Anyone who is denying the whole existence of obviously real large-scale conflicts can probably be held accountable in the same way if they are demonstrably profiting from the lies. If on the other hand it’s just signaling allegiance to an in group without merch and money changing hands.. maybe not.
> The keys are tamper-evident.

No. Attacker replaces the shell.
I would strongly recommend adding the ability to play back through a MIDI device. For me, I can get quite attached to the particular piano sounds on different devices I have, and being able to hear my playing exactly as I heard it when I played it is great. This is also, in some cases, the only way to make use of a keyboard/piano's built-in speakers.

This would also possibly widen the market for the product a little. Playing non-piano instrument sounds, even very technical synthy stuff, on a keyboard should “just work” assuming that all outgoing MIDI data like Program Changes and Control Changes are recorded and replayed. The further you get away from pure piano, the less likely the result will sound right on anything other than the original keyboard/piano.

Incidentally I'm curious if SysEx are recorded. Sometimes those are also used. For example some of the effect controls on certain Yamaha products use SysEx for historical reasons.

If you do add playback over MIDI you may want to familiarise yourself with some of the “reset” mechanisms to avoid hanging notes and other such problems, and make the app send them at appropriate moments. All Notes Off, All Sounds Off and Reset All Controllers are particularly useful “special” Control Changes.
As noted, using the term "incest" to describe this situation is, ah, problematic. At least in an era where web search is a big thing, and the language used at work needs to be family-friendly.

Vague memory is that I've heard the phrase "Siamese objects" used to describe this situation, or similar ones.
But it didn't land itself, unlike the cornfield bomber: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornfield_Bomber
Regarding section 230 immunity.

I think there's distributors and there's publishers, which traditionally were very distinct roles in the physical industry, a book is published by an editorial, who prints it, sells it to a book shop, and performs some content review.

As such the publisher bears some responsibility for the context and not the book shop.

So ISPs are undeniably distributors and do not bear liabilities for the content they distribute.

This has been extended to social media like twitter, granted. The claim being that they are a distributor and that users self publish.

Your argument that whenever a platform exercises their right to review and editorialize, they enter a category of publisher and thus become liable as a whole is compelling. You would hold the company in estoppel, either they are a neutral distributor as a whole, or they editorialize as a whole.

Now how this relates to the onlyFans case. I'm personally not convinced this is a distributor. I believe they may be a publisher. I feel this is very similar to other companies like neobanks and uber and airbnb, or an employer using a contractor categorization, attempting on paper to be something, but effectively being something else. Legal fictions.

The first element common in these legal fictions is that there's a legal relationship that bears a lot of liabilities, be that an employer relationship with taxes, a bank-client relationship with regulations, or a publisher with content liability. That incentive is present here.

Second, the undesirable liability role is most likely to be assumed whenever other roles have already been fulfilled genuinely. For example: if Company A contracts worker X from Company B, then the nature of company A with worker X is that of a contractor, so whatever the relationship of worker X is with company B, there is a strong claim that it is an employer, as the contractor role is already served in that chain.

Similarly, the role of neutral content distributor is already filled by the ISP and content neutral hosts. Onlyfans specifically hosts sexual content (de facto, they may allege to be a general social media platform but it is not the case in practice).

So what I'm saying is that content neutral distributors can be immune from the liabilities of the content they distribute, in the sense that they are ISPs or hosts, but these immunities may not apply to some companies like content-specific last-mile distributors which would assume the role of publisher.

I'm not familiar with the specifics of OF, maybe they make their best efforts to avoid being a publisher and have users sign as independent self publishers or whatever. But even if they make all of the right decisions, somebody has to be the publisher, I don't buy this self-publish legal fiction. There's a lot of elements that may constitute the publisher relationship, and charging a fee for transactions per content may be a big one.
Even what he said is valid for most big tech today, it is still a reflection of how messed up today’s tech jobs are.
> If I save $5 on beer […]

> It is easy to construct "just so" stories for anything

You lost me.

> Why should the mere possibility dictate anything or drive any action?

It shouldn’t. Revive and Restore communication/branding/marketing, probably does. From their website:

> "WHY BRING BACK THE WOOLLY MAMMOTH? 1) AN ECOSYSTEMS APPROACH TO CONFRONTING CLIMATE CHANGE"
Rails 7.1 Adds –Unused Option to Detect Dormant Routes
You should care about the seller who conceals them at sale.
That is before a smaller and nimbler movement, company or entity surpasses the now large, slow-moving and fossilized incumbent, which then starts the gradual process into irrelevance.
Of anyone is making a browser in todays age, I would imagine starting with something like Servo would be best.
There are far too many chromium based browsers.

A very minimal Rust-only browser with security and privacy in mind at every single step is completely missing from browsers today. Things like waterfox et al are enormous projects that take far too long for one person to audit the entire code base to ensure correctness. Something like the 'wireguard of browsers' in this regard is needed (single repo that one person can read over in a day and can be built with a single cargo build command). Even servo unfortunately falls just barely shy of this goal, but one can dream.
According to the report, the jet flew for at least 11 more minutes. No one flies fighter jets at max speed unless absolutely necessary.
It's probably not Spotify's fault though, but it's actually on account of being able to finely control legal ownership of licensed songs. This is all insane imo, but legally sound. Welcome to the future.
We may have different definitions of 'temporary variable', but you don't need what I would think of as a temporary variable to make a self-calling closure:

toCapture := 99
var myClosure func() int
myClosure = func() int { return myClosure() + toCapture } // nonsense
myClosure()

It would be nice if Go would just allow the use of function definition syntax inside functions, though. Seems like a small and non-breaking change that could easily be made.
Yes! And the most interesting thing here, to me, is how the crowd splits in two groups: one group basically saying "That's how it goes, if you wan to get paid (and you're not intelligent if you don't) you need to play this game, even if you don't like it" and the other saying "This is unacceptable. We need to first recognize that the state of things is not good, so that we can then act and change them. So let's start by stating that this should not be accepted. It's wrong to accept it".

I belong to the latter group.
In 3rd world countries they don't care about piracy, drug dealing, or inappropriate content, but they do care about what you're saying about government. In first world countries it's the exact opposite, you can openly criticize government, hell you can make fun of politicians, but better watch out when looking for pirated content.
Orion supports FF and Chrome extensions, if you're in the market for a (good) Safari clone.
> I would suggest the relative viewpoint to geometry as one: is a beautiful concept and not too hard to understand at a rudimentary level.

See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grothendieck%27s_relative_poin...
I don't understand why other people are hating on Kanye's music. I understand that he is not a very likeable person, but his music is damn good y'all. Especially the ones you tried :D
You always had to, in the past it gave a 30s preview. It still does that in Discord.
Agreed. People who are good at their jobs and confident in what they do actively try to make their Bus Factor as low as possible. If you have a high Bus Factor that means your employer keeps you because of what you have done in the past, not your potential to do great stuff in the future.
I read the whole article and from what is described, VMX-1 is where the best pilots of the USMC evaluate aircraft. Which I take it they are test pilots and are expected to perform much better than "standard" pilots are required to.

I guess the USMC expected him to try until the very last moment to recover the aircraft.
My guess as the other commenters have mentioned they will start building integrations with CRMs, ready to deploy RAG apps for enterprise knowledge bases, etc. There is still money to be made. How much that I do not know.
Since I have been using the GPT3 API for some work stuff since 2021, I remember that prices had dropped dramatically when GPT3.5Turbo came out. Now they are engaging in what I presume is price wars with Google and Anthropic. Already Anthropic has a higher price, even for its Haiku model for what they called "increased intelligence" but it doesn't beat 4o-mini in benchmarks.
Trump has at least claimed that he will put a stop to things like this.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xJfUXVOoFBo
You wrote all that just to advertise algo.monster, good job i guess.
There’s a really interesting article that I’d like to read about the “first” - ongoing stakeholder management through the lifecycle of the project, the product and your time there all allow you to ship effectively (as far as the org sees it at least).

Focusing on the tech and even product UX minutiae doesn’t typically get the headspace you need from senior management for rolling down tech debt, the headcountb you need to really ship useful and market leading software.
I had that in my contract when I started in the games industry, it was made very clear to me that if I don't like the terms there are 500 other juniors willing to take my spot. Not excusing it, I'm just saying that sometimes you're not in a position to negotiate this if you really want the job(and I really wanted the job at the time, we can argue whether that was the right thing to do or not but the fact remains).
The sibling comment mentions rerere. But you can solve this even without that.

I assume you mean develop has a few extra commits from remote meaning feature branch diverges a few commits earlier.

Let's say the commit where feature branch diverges from has hash `abc`.

So what I would do is

git checkout abc
# write the test, then suppose hash with test files is xyz
git checkout feature
git rebase --onto xyz abc

You will now have test commit as root of feature branch. And now you can move it wherever you want just like in my original answer.
I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. I've seen too many software systems that failed in undetectable ways, and the user was disbelieved. The damn thing is fly-by-wire and if the instruments are failing for unknown reasons, then I could easily believe that the controls started glitching too, and that this isn't reflected anywhere.
this feels more like an art piece or statement, not an actual tool

what if i have a youtube link and i want to stream on spotify? what if i have an apple music link but want to play it on a linux device where only spotify works?

it's more likely that you discovered a song on youtube and wanted to add it to your spotify playlist, rather than browsing spotify and then deciding to listen on another platform.

someone should make a service like this, but make it universal for all platforms.

however, i found the ability of matching a spotify artist profile to the artist's platform profiles impressive.
> To your comment about politics: I would say that from a high enough viewpoint "happy customers" should converge with "happy leadership" even if it doesn't happen every single time you ship something..

To look at a concrete example, with the quality issues Boeing has been having in the recent years, we can claim "happy leaders" diverged from "happy customers".

Yet Boeing will still be around for a long time, and failures can be catastrophic. Whistle blowers who came out since can be said to have advocated for "happy customers" against "happy leaders" but were suppressed.
Since the environmental regulations are about to be somewhat gutted in the US, would not the best way to fight for the environment be to just limit the purchasing conspicuous goods and services! Maybe it's time to do as they tried to do some 60 years ago and become less materialistic.

Just purchase less cars and electronics and other things unless they completely wear out or just purchase used and not the new that's polluting the planet. But I'm also all for avoiding the agricultural products of the Red Districts in favor of some backyard gardens in the Blue Districts instead. But why anyone "Progressive" wants to use X after MUSK took over is beyond me and folks need to stop buying the products/services of the billionaires and purchase more from alternative channels.

Boycotts can have some effects where Politicians are so bought and paid for and so that appears logical to just purchase less of the items that are not really needed unless one is replacing some product that's worn out. But used laptops and other non new products are an option to help the environment when the Politicians are so corrupted!

In stead of shouting How Dare You just shut your wallets instead and no need to suffer the environmental regulations being gutted as the production of the major polluting products slows down in the face of falling demand!
DjangoCon US 2024 videos released
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We'll see who automates who
Until you get to actually fly it for real, you read the manuals a few times over, do countless hours in the simulator and so on.

Those 50 hours can be misleading as to his experience with the aircraft.
One year my city put the sidewalk snow-clearing out on contract to a private company, but then the sidewalks didn't get cleared between Christmas and New Year, because the company was on holiday during that period.

Someone wrote an editorial that would not pass HN's comment policy, basically to the effect of "who would ever have guessed that it might snow in between Christmas and New Year?" and sidewalk-clearing went back to being a public task.
2000 hours isn't all that seasoned, and he had less than 50 hours in that type. He was accomplished all right, but not what one would call seasoned.

In fact, the root of the word "seasoned" means "prepared" and he clearly was not prepared for the events leading to this incident. That through no fault of his own, hence he was not formally disciplined.

The Marines expect someone of his position to perform above and beyond their training. He didn't, so he lost that position with no formal discipline.
There are several uses of the phrases "he or she" and "himself or herself" in the linked text. I suspect it originally said "he" and "himself". Which would have made sense in a mostly-male audience (the Navy at the time).

It has not happened in every instance. Probably for readability, e.g. consider how dense this paragraph would become:

> The person who behaves defensively, even though he or she also gives some attention to the common task, devotes an appreciable portion of energy to defending himself or herself. Besides talking about the topic, he thinks about how he appears to others, how he may be seen more favorably, how he may win, dominate, impress or escape punishment, and/or how he may avoid or mitigate a perceived attack.
You can achieve the exact same thing in Firefox using the Sidebery extension: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery
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*In my experience, projects almost always ship because one single person makes them ship. To be clear, that person doesn’t write all the code or do all the work, and I’m not saying the project could ship without an entire team behind it. But it’s really important that one person on the project has an end-to-end understanding of the whole thing: how it hangs together technically, and what product or business purpose it serves.*

Yes that is pretty much what I see as well, I see how things go to nothing with wrong people who think they can make bunch of requirements and dump them on dev/qa - then be surprised nothing works - and also how much stuff I try to hand over ends up not happening despite people claiming that they are very motivated to pick up a project. If they are motivated and I see nothing happens in 3 weeks I just take it over again and don't even talk to the guy anymore.

I am also quite often seen as an asshole because I don't ask "everyone" for permission and mostly care about my actual boss.
https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/structured-output
From the article:

> The jet had flown for 11 minutes and 21 seconds after Del Pizzo’s ejection, slowly climbing as high as 9,300 feet.

After about 11 minutes, the report said, the jet banked down and started descending to its right, clipping the treetops of a forest along the way before crashing. The report said no one was injured by the crash, but it did damage several trees and crops. The $100 million jet was shredded into pieces and a total loss.
Watchdog reluctantly blesses Vodafone-Three merger – with strings attached
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On how well the software caters to what a person needs?

It's actually pretty damning for Fusion that an hobbyist project can punch high enough to "compete" with professional software.
> But it’s really important that one person on the project has an end-to-end understanding of the whole thing: how it hangs together technically, and what product or business purpose it serves.

In the before times, we called this an architect. We're too agile for that now, apparently.
People already commute from Johor—not just JB, but further afield too. But yes, stops along the Singapore-KL HSR route will get very gentrified, methinks, as rich Singaporeans move across the border for cheaper housing and lower costs of living.
People are also usually suddenly much more reasonable and cooperative when you're discussing something face to face with them and not through third parties :).
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It helps to have telepathic users who can hate software that you haven't released.
> I don't have long work hours. I receive a good salary.

Perhaps consider creating your own product as a "micropreneur": a mobile app, a SaaS service, a social media website, etc. Evenings/weekends at first, using your salary money for dev outsourcing and marketing. This kind of endeavor will feel very personal in the context of "ownership" and very hands-on in every respect. Make sure to read a couple of Product-Market-Fit books first (e.g., "Start Small, Stay Small" by Rob Walling), if you are not already familiar with the subject of business development.
I've had songs I uploaded later disappear due to their changing agreements with music providers. A google take-out contained the missing files so I was able to recover them, but I'll never again rely on such an integration.
There is a Tree Style Tab addon for Firefox, but it's nowhere near as polished as what's shown in the promo video. There's nothing like this in Chrome, since Chrome doesn't offer access to any browser UI elements beyond a popup over the extension's icon in the navbar. At one point I even tried to do my version of a vertical/hierarchical tab sidebar that would live in an extra tab in the Dev Tools drawer, but had to give up when I realized that there's no way to keep Dev Tools automatically open on every page.

I think it's a cool idea and something I'd buy for 20-60$, but only if it was an addon, not its own standalone browser. Those are too important to get from a tiny startup.
Agreed. What I am a little surprised is that some engineers seem to trying to defend something that is knowingly bad just because it is the status quo.

BTW, I don’t think catering the upper management as described is the only way to get paid. I ignored many upper management’s preferences because they are plainly stupid and in some situations get fired. But I still made good career growth and so do many of my friends. In fact being in a conflict and holding position tends to give me higher rate of returns, even in case not being able to “ship” as defined in the op.
> He was doing an instrument landing at the time. When the ILS switched off, he automatically aborted the landing as trained.

No, if you read the report, he was on final and, for whatever reason, instead of continuing the landing procedure he decided to change the aircraft mode to vertical landing and this caused the helmet to glitch.
Why does everyone seem to blame digital nomads - that seems lazy and probably not backed by numbers. I bet if you actually look into it, there’s way more retirees from northern European countries in the desirable sunny, warm places. And those ones actually have money to spend and buy property, etc.

Also, if “capitalism” means “freedom of movement” of people and of money I think I’m gonna stick with that system versus the alternatives that we’ve seen play out… also, people do not wanna hear this ever - but the solution is often to build more housing, to build housing up (meaning vertical). For example, more people would be interested in moving out of London if housing was affordable.
I mean, it's basically been Startup News for People Who Like To Pretend They're Actually Hackers from day one.
I once saw a YouTube a short clip of some kind of Chinese street music / singing performed by old men. It was ear piercing and weird and also strangely fascinating. I'll never be able to find it again
Ban what? City-scale tourism and immigration? How? Passport controls on the city borders? Walls? We are not at this stage yet.

If you live in a nice city (and Barcelona is a great city, truly a world's treasure), it attracts tourists, by definition. I don't think anything can be done about that (except maybe ban AirBnB and introduce hotel tax -- but they will just live in places nearby and drive in by cars). You can also of course make your city less nice (by riots, crime, graffiti, trash, whatever), but this is shooting oneself in a foot.

The "problem" has no solution. Great cities are attractive, people want to go there, and have the legal right to.

Locals can do things to regulate tourism by economic means, but you can't say "don't come", except on state level. The city is not your property.
Type-safe configuration files with TypeScript
The loop variable change doesn't break existing code because the new behavior kicks in only if you update the Go version in go.mod.