skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here’s a new take on the future: the direct democratic simulated multiverse (static place superintelligence) with long-exposure-like walkable UI
https://substack.com/home/post/p-158317867
"Reasonable suspicion" is the UK equivalent of what Americans call "probable cause" i.e. jargon for when the police are allowed to search you.

The police have to conduct stops in a certain manner, because of the law that gives them the power to stop people: They are legally required to tell the person they're being detained for the purposes of a search, the purpose of the search, the grounds for the search, and the legal power used.

Getting a load of jargon thrown at you about "detained" and "offensive weapon" and "Police and Criminal Evidence Act" sound a bit officious, but once they've stopped you they've got to give you the officious jargon, it's required by law.

Also, while it's rare that the police will have occasion to stop and search a middle class, middle age white guy like myself, when the situation does come up, it's reasonable for them to do it thoroughly and by the book. They should treat a report of me carrying a knife the same as they'd treat a report of a black teenager in a bad neighbourhood carrying a knife.
Why add "Support European Values" to the title when I can't find it anywhere on the page? Pointless inclusion for something with quite the potential for polemics...

EDIT: whoops, either I'm blind or some JS blocking hid it from my eyes...
Sure, but its turtles all the way down.

How many are hosted on AWS, Google or Microsoft? How many are using Windows or macOS? How many use nvidia, etc.
It’s so iconic that they have a cookie banner covering 60% of my phone screen.
Since US English retains more historical features of English and has fewer of the newer ones (especially in light of Received Pronunciation, rhoticity, and random u insertion), one could argue that US English is the more traditional one.

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20180207-how-americans-p...
Similar experience here with task manager and killing processes to free up RAM
Nobody but I don't believe any company saying their product is open source if they aren't willing to point me to where to find the code right away.
"We Are Fighting Against a Dictator Backed by a Traitor" - https://youtu.be/j51HZncBvEI

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You know it includes a backdoor for the government.
>Not every european company embodies european values.

What even are "European values"? Is there such thing? Every EU country I know has varying values to the other members, that's why we have separate borders, languages, religions, cultures and laws with autonomy over them.

The EU is not one-nation one-culture like the US, but an org that doesn't impose any kind of universal values across the different diverse members except some laws that ease trade, labor movement and cooperation and that's it, but every country, and even every citizen has wildly different things they value based on culture, economy, history, social class and upbringing.
While I do agree with what you say, I feel the og post is more in the spirit of "buy local, support your local x/y/z" rather than just sharing values. At least, this is how I see it, even if the title says support European values, which is surely much more inspiring
I don’t see how that’s relevant to this point.
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It should not be just about values but also security. Well I use Signal but what if their servers are sized or blocked for EU users? (This is also valid for many companies listed in the page that are hosted on US clouds).
> Lightsails have already been demonstrated several times in practice

Solar sails, yes. Starshot needs a Death Star Laser that makes the NIF look like a cat toy.
What are European values, actually? I don't think there is a lot that all member state citizens actually share, except for a lot of wishful thinking.
> how close humanity was to having pretty nice stuff right before Facebook came along. [...] RSS/atom [...] IRC for real time message

Those protocols are "nice" to you but they're actually not nice technologies to use for most normal people who are not techies. The decentralists who evangelize RSS & IRC have to step outside of their heads to understand why normal people don't find them compelling and easy-to-use. The web couldn't have "stayed as RSS & IRC" unless it also stayed a small niche community for geeks. I tried to explain why those technologies are not useful to a lot of internet users:

Why a lot of normies don't use RSS: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35861928

Why many chat groups don't use IRC: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42964882

If you still insist, "I don't see why regular people couldn't just adopt RSS and IRC like me" -- it means you still haven't truly stepped outside your mind to internalize why users have different preferences and priorities on how to interact with the web.
The US has been an empire for a long time. They were just much more clever and effective about it and have been aligning themselves with western democracies.

This seems to be ending now.

Europe is being bombarded by fascist propaganda internally, from Russia and now the US as well (primarily perpetuated by Musk). For some reason everyone decided that breaking up and weakening Europe is a majorly important goal. I can't shake the feeling that this is a coordinated effort.
First of all, a node added to tailnet doesn’t not have the ability to decrypt the traffic in tailnet. All it can do to contact other nodes, decrypt traffic users sent to that hidden node, or modify settings in admin console. Furthermore, with tail lock, the coordination server should not be able to add nodes from outside.

Can you clarify?
Yeah, that's going to end well with the mail-in-ballots when Trump sells it to a buddy.

Additionally, this would make it a lot more expensive for rural areas to receive packages. Eg. Amazon only does dense areas and gives still use UPS for the expensive ( rural) ones.
I'm not sure that's the best example, as Signal places a strong emphasis on personal freedoms which is _not_ particularly representative of European values at this time.
Historically, Palestinians rejected all compromise attempts to end the conflict and get their state. that's the only reason why there's no palestinian country.

There's a great project led by a youtuber called
Corey Gil-Shuster. This guy walks around the west bank and ask random people about the conflict.
I think it sums up a lot of the public opinion in the palestinian territories about the conflict. Here is an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbPK7NnPRUk&ab_channel=Corey...
I don't see this as an attack, but rather a push for independence from the US.
I don't want America to be irrelevant, but i don't feel like I can trust them as much as I did before. Both private and in business.
It's useful for people who don't know how to alias something, or what uv is, or how to use uv run.
You could say that ASML (Netherlands) and TSMC (Taiwan) are the final turtles though.
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What I would like remote working advocates to say more for the benefits of this arrangement is not only the time saved, being with families, but also these things regarding pollution: by not driving to the offices co-located in the same districts, people not only stop emitting themselves, they also reduce the emissions of those who must drive by reducing or eliminating traffic jams.

Also, expanding and living in suburbs, I believe in contrast to the general consensus, reduces emissions as well. Though people still need cars to get somewhere just because the distances are larger, the use of cars is much more efficient.
Any chance of using a couple of 3090 with Deepseek and fit the whole thing in the video RAM? I'm thinking to something like a software or "fake" NVLink.
Even with Linux (where the manufacturer could fine-tune) if they want to, the story isn't much better.

The performance/power gains come from the own ARM-chips and a OS/build system/framework fine tuned to make use of that
There's a size point at which rolling your own infrastructure is worth it, and may get government support. Help grow companies you want to see succeed.
> Much more slowly and gracefully than any digital medium we have concocted so far

https://arcticworldarchive.org/ would like a word
What alternate does farming have?
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While every country has its own culture and values, the European union is founded, at least theoretically, on some shared values such as promoting peace, democracy (...)

Well, one might say that we sell weapons to dictatorships (and they would be correct), but at least on paper there are some shared values we more or less share throughout European union. Full list here: https://european-union.europa.eu/principles-countries-histor...

Edit Wikipedia page as well https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_values
Popular media like Back To The Future 2 was already predicting how bad things would become if he made it to the top, back in the '80s.
> Many Americans exist that do not carry the opinion of their government, as do many Russians.

I can’t speak for Russia because I have no data, but most Americans don’t carry the opinion of this government.
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What's not communal about it? Should they allow anyone to participate without limits?
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I did a "trial week" at Linear a few years ago, essentially the same thing but for an entire week.

Nice to get paid, but even getting paid is stressful if you're used to working PAYE and not having to think about how to do taxes on foreign income. The process works out very well for Linear, but as a candidate... not so much. It was probably the most stressful week of my professional career. You can't really simulate a typical work day or week with the stress of a sword of damocles over your head.

The thing I was tasked to do was pretty simple on the surface, but had some unexpected dead-end avenues that ate up quite a bit of time. So ended the week with "you're not fast enough". If I'd hit on the correct approach from the start i'd have probably easily finished early, so it really felt like a coin toss to me.
This sounds like a violation of freedom 0, if this extend to the software you run (self hosted).
It's not all or nothing.
Yes, but still important question for the future.
A benevolent assumption would be that GP tries out a lot of stuff (according to their other comments) and therefore mixed something up, unwittingly spreading FUD about Revolt
Tracking their stats is a great idea!
Your premise that it is a hard task (that I agree with) doesn’t lead to the conclusion that stopping doing how it is done now will be harmful to the company. It just might be the opposite.

Also, the GP seems to wonder about better ways to do interviews, not stop doing those entirely
I see it when I click, it's literally big black text on white background, both mobile and desktop view
For me, "Support European Values." is prominently displayed on the page.
Denmark postal service to stop delivering letters
So... except for the arxiv one, all AI related stuff. Personally I don't flag those but the overabundance of links about that can easily become tiring for people, I'd guess.
obviously it massively depends on what subs you follow, but yes this is the problem with reddit. it's completely antithetical to long-form content that builds over time.
Also Twitter specifically penalizes outside link posts, so if you do this you have to put the link in the second comment in the thread.
We should migrate away from Github, an american company.
Would be rapists and murderers simultaneously aren't deterred from committing their crime in the first place by the threat of execution, but also will escalate their crime in response to the threat of execution. Very curious.

Liberal Europeans and Americans like to say that no civilized country executes criminals, but in fact several developed democratic countries in Asia do, and to say they aren't civilized seems absurd. Executing criminals seems to work well for them. Very curious.
DuckDuckGo is another such example
License? Isn't revolt open-source, so you could have as many users as your server can handle? https://github.com/revoltchat/backend uses the AGPL, I assume whatever other things a revolt server requires have similar licenses.
> Of course, I’m self-aware enough to recognize that it might be because my writing is terrible or because I’m covering topics no one cares about.

I've hard similar issues with you, and actually think the opposite to be the case. When I was trying to build an audience, I actually found that it was the low effort nonsense that would get the most traction. At a certain point I was attempting to try to get followers by making a lot of those, and then trying to mix some quality posts in, and had some success. But I started asking myself, to what end? What kind of community am I building that's only interested in low quality junk?

And one thing I noticed about Blogging and Twitter is that they're extremely cliquish. From what I've seen, most people would rather interact with popular Bloggers/Twitter users that they hate or say are idiots than they would with users who have a low follow count/seldom read blog. Sure, there are ways you can juice your follower count so that you're large enough that the big guys will think you're worth enough to pay attention to. But again - what's the point? When you see the complete vapidity of many of these supposed thought leaders, is it really worth it? So what, you can get into the daily Twitter slap fights that they seem to love so much?

I mostly wish their were more places were thoughtful people to find and chat with each other, without having to get involved with petty blog/Twitter vanity games.
Nice, looks much neater than the previous one.
I doubt that "Air pollution can be high" is really enough. I don't think someone living in rural France or Scandinavia is really equipped to understand the level of pollution in a city like Beijing, without more information.

The Danish government actually does write that "Air quality in major cities can be very poor" in their travel recommendations for China, and links to statistics (http://www.aqicn.info/city/beijing/). If that data is any good I don't know, but the US government feels that it need to collect it's own data.
And then there are games like undertale that have all the dialog trees in a single gigantic 1000+ line switch statement.

Determination can make up for a lot of deficiencies in other areas.
At least on the desktop the prominent greeting text is "Buy European Made. Support European Values"?
Please don't conflate Europe (the continent) and the European Union.
If that is the case, how did this government get a majority?
Wouldn't you implicitly support Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, Intel, Dell/HP, Snowflake/Databricks, Datadog, etc. with almost every sale though? For many European businesses, infrastructure and platform costs likely exceed their own margins. In that sense, a lot of European businesses are really just "value-added resellers" of US hardware and platforms.
> I am not really aware of any court cases or litigations based on copying a design

Apple tried it in the 90's with the infamous "look and feel" lawsuits against Microsoft. They lost.

They've had more success suing Samsung over phone design and UI (which was about more than "rounded corners" to be sure, but a lot of the patents are still questionable).
Once Trump is through, America will lie in ruins. The only question is whether his followers will have the guts to acknowledge that.
There is broad consensus in Europe that we don't want to be like Trumpist America.
That's mostly because of them using Musk's other business as leverage. A good company created explicitly to operate like this has no such vulnerability. The UK can try to stop them by trying to block the IPs or whatever, and the company is in turn free to try to circumvent it. The only issue is they may be banned from App store, which is a self-inflicted problem caused by Apple.
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The U.S. goods trade deficit with Canada was $63.3 billion in 2024, a 1.4 percent decrease ($926.9 million) over 2023.

source: https://ustr.gov/countries-regions/americas/canada#:~:text=C...

And again what will be gained? What is the problem exactly you think our genius president will fix?

Canadians are massively boycotting the US, in addition to being the US’s largest export market they are the number one source of tourism to the US.

Canada is the top source of international visitors to the United States, with 20.4 million visits in 2024, generating $20.5 billion in spending and supporting 140,000 American jobs. A 10% reduction in Canadian travel could mean 2.0 million fewer visits, $2.1 billion in lost spending and 14,000 job losses.

All this is just dumb and reckless, but not surprising coming from a business man who managed to bankrupt casinos
Hello, you seem to have been in a long coma, but welcome back from 1930.
The thing about today is that former European imperial powers have ceded their colonies to the people living there.
What kind of values? Hypocrisy at scale?
Keep supporting the values of freedom, democracy, self-determination.
These are not national or cultural preserves.

There are plenty of fascists and mean-minded frightened little people
here in Europe, just as the body of US America remains founded on
liberty.
Promoting peace and democracy? By arresting politicians opposed to them and funding and supporting wars?
I have the M3 Max, and a custom built pc using some Ryzen chip that has roughly equivalent benchmark scores to the M3 Max.

The amount of cooling and power required for such a PC versus the aluminum slab with small fans that almost never turn on is a testament to the insanely good engineering of the M series chips.

I compile large c++ codebases on a daily basis, but the M3 Max never makes me feel like I can “grab a cup of coffee”.
Really? there was a poll or a vote I missed?
There's one thing I'm sure I missed in this all narrative - evidence.
Yeah, I had to click around a bit to find the link. Oddly it was only on the discover page for servers I found it. Bottom left corner https://rvlt.gg/discover/servers

But now I also know where to go if I'm in need of a femboy community.
> maybe they can adopt "stop begging USA for military protection" as their value first.

Basically we did that already. But the preferred wording is "Don't rely on the USA because they are no longer trustworty."
I think it's interesting that they support Kubernetes connections as well, so you can access the control plane, or send data in or out of an environment via Tailscale. I don't have a use for it myself, but it does seem useful.
Could we avoid politics on the tech scene? I think we're all better than that, and we know the tech scene thrives through collaboration, not isolationism.
One benefit of owning a lot is that we see the big players using self driving tractors, bigger machines, etc. The point was that farming has consolidated over and over during the past 100 or so years. The point was that "no one asked farmer to do less work", but now you need fewer farmers to do it. That means those jobs need to go somewhere. That's going to be true of the jobs supplemented by AI - they aren't going away, but you'll need fewer and they will likely be concentrated with the big players.
Absence of a (high-level services) cloud provider is a big problem. I hope that changes at some point, but probably impossible to start something like that without measures in place to make the existing offering less attractive.
Is this polemic? Seem more like it is a choice people can make, same as American freedom fries.
Looks like the last tweet was from 2022? https://x.com/FlemishScroller
They said "iconic".
What do people find upsetting about Discord? It's free, there's no ads, it's reliable, it has many established communities, it's cross-platform and even works in the browser, supports voice chat and screen sharing.

What more could you ask for? Or, are you asking for too much?

What I mean is: What innovative functionality is missing to such a degree, that if it was introduces, would make people abandon Discord?
Oh. I completely forgot about that. As I remember it DVD cases was when big boxes were abandoned, but in that case there was a lot of overlap.
Government backdoors to devices not only allow governments to manipulate their people in domineering ways, but make it easier for hackers to steal form users. This will always be true.
It's a long-term investment betting on the arctic climate disappearing in the coming years.
"Don't rent from Amazon! Buy from Dell, HP, SuperMicro, Cisco, Juniper, Intel and Nvidia instead."

It's all American below AWS/GCP abstractions as well.
Article 5 Contingency (2001)
He (oh he is you, OP) has got a lot of different projects, including one that was tracking people on EarthCam streams and trying to find their Instagram post (or the other way around):

https://driesdepoorter.be/thefollower/ , which went sort of viral:
https://mashable.com/article/instagram-stalking-ai-facial-re...

I wonder why you self-promote and repost your "old" stuff though..