skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
PrivacyBadger is a bit more aggressive in blocking CDNs than uMatrix/Ghostery/uBlock Origin because it's more than just an ad blocker: it's meant for privacy across the board.

According to https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadger/issues/746 CDNs are often blocked because they set localstore/cookies and do some stuff that might look like canvas fingerprinting. I would update your privacybadger, if you haven't. It might have been fixed.
> Are texts really an example of "sexual assault?"

He is accused of sexual assault and harassment. The particular harassment is, in principle, more readily demonstrable (though perhaps not legally actionable, “sexual harassment” short of assault isn't always illegal, though it may well be newsworthy, without an employment relationship.)

OTOH, in the case of a VC against people seeking funding, some forms of what would analogous to quid pro quo sexual harassment in employment could shade into the crime of soliciting prostitution.
OP not react as badly if it was.
Border Gateway Protocol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bgp
This looks awesome! I believe being able to express an entire app logic as data can be super powerful.

BTW shameless plug: If you're interested in this type of ideas, please also check out Jasonette (an open source project I'm working on) Just like this project uses "list" to describe an app, Jasonette uses JSON to describe an app. https://www.jasonette.com
WhatsApp doesn't read your conversations for ads because it can't. Message content is end-to-end encrypted. You must have leaked your plans through some other medium inadvertently.
"no need to bind methods", that's true but just letting you know its not a thing if you use es6 arrow functions.

class SomeClass extends React {

someMethod = () => {

// already bound

}

}
As is his wife.
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Quality in video games is certainly more objective than in painting. There are a lot of aspects of a video game that are not fully subjective: does it have a control scheme that feels good and generally works, does it run well, does it have a reasonable difficulty level or on-ramp for learning to play it, etc.

In judging painting, you don't end up with a lot of complaints about things like "I like the way it looked but it kept falling off of my wall", whereas if you have an unstable game...
choose not to use them, as in 'collectively until we are wiser and... '
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The fear is that people won't read that or just use the SHA256 example because it's before the bcrypt one, or maybe because they find it runs faster.

IMHO, I think examples of dangerous code should implement one of the following mindless-script-kiddie-consultant defenses (in order of most sane to least sane):

1. use screenshots of the snippet

2. use pseudo-code

3. put in deliberate syntax mistakes

4. have a javascript alert on right-click or ctrl/cmd+c with the warning about it being unsafe (a.k.a. going full 90s)
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My understanding is that those top marginal rates didn't matter as much as you might think because they mostly shifted forms of compensation. The data we'd really want to investigate this question is what % of taxes were paid by various income groups (top .1%, 1%, 5%, 10%) over time. See how much that share has changed with various policy changes.

I can't seem to find a relevant graph on fred.stlouisfed.org though. :(
Is this a CSS joke that backend people won't get? Or why does this site look like a 90s parody of web standards? I am not sure if I can take him seriously over which JS framework to use just by judging on his site.
One word: re-usability.
RIPE is one of the internet registries.
So you can see it: http://i.imgur.com/vphYLVa.png

The columns aren't lining up properly and the bold yellow is pulling my eyes away pretty harshly.
Well yeah, that's what those chambers are. Except it's a bit more complicated to do than "just" :)
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We do software development and security auditing in a very specific field. One of the top
security auditing companies, which does not develop software, sometimes receives requests for both development and auditing. This company would like us to develop the software in these cases. We would pay them a percentage of our earnings for this work. The auditing company recently objected to our auditing work for customers who approached our company directly. They want us to channel our requests for auditing to them. We receive more auditing requests independently than the software development they pass along. Both companies have under 20 employees. We are interested in sharing work but not in exclusivity.

How could we negotiate an alternative win-win situation in this case? I would appreciate your views and any literature on the subject.
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RIPE is the IP registrar for europe. like ARIN for north america or LACNIC for south america, etc.
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(I'm on the Flutter team.)

IPC is "inter-process communication". This message passing is same-process.

We haven't yet proved that it's sufficiently performant for extremely latency-sensitive work, and we currently copy the bytes for the messages when switching so it's not very suitable for high-bandwidth work like video where you're sharing the bytes between Dart and Java.
It's mostly because React does more behind the scenes. You can argue if it should do more but it is doing a lot more stuff than Vue, it's not simply bloat.

Questioning the utility of that stuff is quite reasonable however.
That is amazing. Does anyone have similar examples of weird technological art?
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From their About us page:
"We’re the Regional Internet Registry for Europe, the Middle East and parts of Central Asia. As such, we allocate and register blocks of Internet number resources to Internet service providers (ISPs) and other organisations."

This interface is the historical bgp announcements for this particular ASN. The X access is time. The Y axis is ip address blocks.
It was interesting (but I suppose a random bit) that after reading this article a new email showed up in my gmail inbox that was spam. I wonder if this isn't the first move in a plan to create a 'pay' gmail service for individuals.
Just to add my voice to this, I read about 3 sentences before closing the tab. That is extremely difficult to read.

Also seeing issues with the right column overlapping the left
Wow. Very cool.
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In general, it's harder to reason about as to which way the data is flowing.
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The warring states were all part of a more-or-less unified preexisting Chinese culture, sharing sacred objects, rites, language, etc. It's not ridiculous to see the quest to take control of China as a different sort of thing from the quest to take control of foreigners.

If you believe the analysis in https://www.amazon.com/Early-Chinese-Empires-History-Imperia... , the Qin dynasty immediately flamed out because its institutions just didn't work in peacetime, and the Han dynasty had to develop practices more suited to a stable empire.
I'm not a court of law, I'm not locking him up in a prison, and I don't need proof of guilt beyond an unreasonable doubt to take these allegations seriously.
Buddy I hate all that shit. I use uMatrix and block as much as I can while still seeing the real content. In fact that's how I know what the domains are.
Oh I hadn't considered the statistical advantage here.

You do lose out on a lot of human bias in the research process, but you also create blind errors that are hard to validate.

I know in my work there is plenty of times I run analysis and go back and manually check some entries as a sanity check - pros and cons here!
There's 28,000 IP addresses that could be used for something worthwhile instead of hoarded by clowns playing games with BGP to draw internet cats.
I did the same thing at UCSB 10 years ago to constantly poll for seats opening up in a class.
This was back when GOLD was a primitive web interface that was clearly screen-scraping an IBM AS/400 terminal app. I used python and twill--put values into forms (no JavaScript and the form IDs never changed), login, search for the class, and scrape.
What about people not using gmail but sending email to a gmail users? Those don't gain anything here.

I actually host my own email but every time I send a message to somebody using one of these webmails it gets indexed and monetized.

But I would argue that it's a technical problem first and foremost, email security is mostly a joke. If I need to send sensitive things through emails I can always use PGP to actually protect it, instead of relying on the goodwill of the email provider not to peek into the message. If people really valued their privacy they'd be doing something similar.
I actually like the yellow on black (not so much the red). There is a reason highway signs often combine yellow and black, the contrast makes it very easy to read.
Exactly.

The spike in divorces starting in the 1970s can be largely attributed to the woman's liberation movement and is most likely a historic anomaly in the long term view.

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/02/upshot/the-divorce-surge-...

>“Two-thirds of divorces are initiated by women,” said William Doherty, a marriage therapist and professor of family social science at University of Minnesota, “so when you’re talking about changes in divorce rates, in many ways you’re talking about changes in women’s expectations.”

>In the 1950s and 1960s, marriage was about a breadwinner husband and a homemaker wife, who both needed the other’s contributions to the household but didn’t necessarily spend much time together. In the 1970s, all that changed.

>Ultimately, a long view is likely to show that the rapid rise in divorce during the 1970s and early 1980s was an anomaly. It occurred at the same time as a new feminist movement, which caused social and economic upheaval. Today, society has adapted, and the divorce rate has declined again.

>If current trends continue, nearly two-thirds of marriages will never involve a divorce, according to data from Justin Wolfers, a University of Michigan economist (who also contributes to The Upshot).

That's for the general population. As mentioned above certain populations (college educated, older, high income) are much less likely to get divorced.

Furthermore, people like the GP act like marriage and divorce is just a diceroll. However, you can do many, many things to decrease your likelihood of divorcing. Openly communicating about expectations before marriage is one of them.
Security isn't graded on a curve. The crappiness of Lisk doesn't make Solidity any less crappy.
Pricing is yet another area where Google Compute Engine is superior. Automatic sustained use discounts[1], the ability to commit long term to a certain amount of cpus and memory and get a discount without any upfront cost[2]. Extended memory[3], basically you can craft a VM instance of any size. Need just 1 cpu but 32 GB of memory, no problem.

AWS on the other hand... A labyrinth of pricing tables, spot instances, EBS optimized, enhanced networking... Complexity.

[1] - https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/sustained-use-discount...

[2] - https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/signing-up-c...

[3] - https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2017/05/Compute-Engine-...
Everyone should throw their whole source trees at ImageOptim:

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Sexual harassment exists and is a thing people can be publicly accused of even where it is not legally prohibited.

An action need not be legally actionable to be newsworthy, or to be important for people who might want to know of their risk of being subjected to similar action.
There are many flavors of Buddhism, which one matters here for the point you are making?

EDIT - I am not sure why I am being downvote, I legitimately don't get his point and figured I would for more info rather than just calling him out as a troll or something. Is there something obvious I should know?
I am as curious as the next guy but just a link to a random graph and no explanation... Uninteresting
> You can't fight information theory.

I totally agree with this statement, but I think you are confused about differential privacy. Its guarantees are information theoretic (specifically, a bound on the relative Bayes factors of any conclusion, with and without any individual record).

You are obviously welcome to be skeptical, but much of what you've posted so far is not correct.
Really glad to see people like this getting called out. Dealing with sexual harassment/assault from someone in power is the last thing you want as a female founder - you have a million other things you need to do to keep your startup afloat, and you don't want to rock the boat if it affects your likelihood of being funded. Feels like the valley is slowly but surely changing.

And yes, I recognize that this hasn't been "proven", but really what's the chance than there's a shadowy cabal of women who start companies in order to target individual VCs. These women have little to gain from this and everything to lose. Occams razor is that he's at the very least doing something that's inappropriate.
I would say it's more like purchasing a standard transmission instead of a semi-automatic transmission because a standard transmission gives you better control on slippery roads.
He has a wife? Oh man.
Single file components are extremely common in Vue. You can also render templates with JavaScript (although from what i've seen, this is much more intuitive in React than Vue)
Yellow font on a black background = I won't waste my energy reading it.

Just follow readability standards and people won't skip your content based on presentation.

Also, your sidebar's content is cut off and hidden... in Chrome. Which I shouldn't have to explain how problematic that is. :)
Can you briefly talk about the issues you experienced working with Haskell and the even worse issues you experienced trying to find Haskell developers?

Did you post on Functional Jobs, haskell-cafe, and r/haskell?
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Haha same here, I've been considering writing Nix expressions for window manager configurations for quite some time now, but some config files are so complex that it would take ages.
> I am surprised by the lack of outrage over this behavior.

How about we wait for due process first before we start tearing into it? There's a reason why "innocent until proven guilty" is an important part of our society and comments like these undermine that.
The distinction to me is: Are they building and saving some data structure that they've created based on my emails which is designed to target ads towards me, but could be used by some nefarious actor to learn a lot about my life?

The spam filter (hopefully) probably doesn't store that much about me, but an ad targeting bot could be a lot more problematic.
They refer to "mass media", so I assume the point is technology as a dopamine button... however, cell phones have been linked to damaged / lower quality sperm in men. That could subtly damage society in the same way that lead-based paints hurt Rome.
Okay, so what about this:

Students rank their course preferences in an order and submit it. For each course, free seats are first allocated to the students who ranked it as their first choice, then what is left to the students who ranked it as a second choice, and so on until the round n and there are less seats available than people who ranked the course as their nth choice: the remaining seats are allocated by a lot to them. (For a very popular course, they would have to start with the random selection right away on the round n=1).

However, instead of enrolling the lucky students right away, everyone gets notified about which classes they have been tentatively admitted, and they must confirm their attendance before they can take their seat. If they don't confirm in a timely manner, they lose the opportunity and the free seats are propagated to students left in the waiting list until someone accepts (again using random lot).

The one problem I can think of: the process (especially the propagation of rejected offers in the waiting list) may be too long-winded to be practical. So maybe skip the confirmation part: there's a set maximum number of courses you can take, M, and slots are filled until you're enrolled to maximum of M courses.

But in any case, if the overbooking is enough of a problem so that you are looking at methods like these, the real problem is that have too many students compared to the teaching resources. All other attempts can only mitigate the symptoms of the root cause.

So maybe staff should choose limit the amount of students eligible to take some very popular courses by an entrance exam, or imposing certain mandatory minimal GPA requirement in the prerequisite courses. This option should be especially considered if the attrition rate is high (there's a problem of students taking much-coveted seats in the class but who fail to show up or otherwise don't put in enough effort to pass). Usually that would have been done on the admission level already, though.
Last time this was discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14192383

Still not convinced about the usefulness of the source, given the criticisms raised here and there.
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It depends. Have you ever sat down with an older person and tried to explain to them how tablets work, with them having minimal prior experience with desktop PCs? Of course, that might not be your target audience in any case...

But for the most part, it's not about the difficulty. It's just an eyesore. Kinda like that one house in the neighborhood that has bright red fences, when everyone else has green. It might even be a very pretty bright red, but...
I'm sorry, I'm from Slashdot. Can you write this in the form of a car analogy?
"specialising in UI/UX work with both React and Vue".. "rare occasions I needed to write javascript in the past 5 years"..

Hmmm
OMG. The ingenuity (and geek level) of achieving this with something that is essentially invisible to 99.99999% of the human race (even most network admins) and planning ahead to do this is... indescribable.

(the AS holder is http://instituut.net/~job/, to those uninitiated - I had to double check my comment)

Sir, I take my many virtual hats off to you.
Right. So the Show HN page says you can barely go below $5 per gigabyte with on-demand pricing. OVH RAM instances consistently cost 1.33 $/GB for a machine with 30, 60, 120 or 240GB of RAM.
The current version of Vue does not favor two-way binding (although it is still technically supported using `v-model`, it's entirely optional).
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Another option is to reach out to more successful (or at least venture-funded) startups in the dating space and see if they want to acquire your assets.

That said, with few users and no revenue, your brand is not worth much on its own.
Care to give some specific examples instead of just making vague allusions to how perfect it is without providing any details?
I very recently switched to fastmail and couldn't be happier. For $90 a year, I don't have to deal with people snooping and tracking me around for ads. I know google is trying to give me value with all their facial recognition and recommendations, but I don't think it is going to end well. When it does end badly, it will be too late for the user because we would've given up all the data. I don't want Google to build models to track my toddler's face when he isn't even capable of consenting to such tracking.
It's not RESTful if it doesn't use hypermedia. Look into HAL, it actually probably makes this server a lot easier to use and discover when dealing with things like foreign keys.
Yes the problem with "unsafe" examples is that people will use them -- perhaps thinking, "this is a POC, we'll come back later and do this properly" -- only it gets forgotten and ends up in production.
> It's hard not to notice that the claim of sexual harassment is as equally damaging now as being called a communist was in the 50's. It's obviously quite different, but the damage is identical. And when it comes to something so powerful, we should at least respect due process.

It's not, and it's not.

Communist witch-hunts were conducted by secret, back-channel, anonymous snitches, and were all about guilt by association. Accusations of sexual harassment put the accuser incredibly out in the open.

They were also largely used as a weapon against the weak and unconnected - people without the resources, or even awareness necessary to fight back against secret blacklists.

Not to mention that there is a colossal distinction between blackballing people for being communists, and blackballing them for being sexual harassers.

And besides, if history's any indication, the latter don't have problem making a living. There's always someone willing to take a chance.
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> ultimately better life for us all (such as antibiotics).

Yes. A number of generations had a good life. But what about the coming generations. What does the "progress at any cost", have in store for them?

All things considered, what does the future look right now?
I couldn't agree more with the above. I firmly believe that "Explicit is Better than Implicit".
> data isn't shared with anyone else without my consent

Do you have any way of verifying this? I am not accusing google of anything, I just find this to be an interesting level of trust to have with a free online service.
To play devil's advocate (as a huge FP fan myself), it's undeniably harder to find a Haskell-literate programmer compared to a Go one. If an organization is going to be changing and maintaining software, too, it can also be unwarranted debt and risk to introduce a new language and ecosystem into their software stack. Seems like NuevoHQ is a Go shop.

I was just confused by whether or not this project was inspired because it's difficult to extend PostgREST or because of operation issues with PostgREST itself. Seems like the former...though I'm not sure what this does that PostgREST doesn't.
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Thanks for the reply.

I think I can understand why two-way data-binding would be bad on a complex app. Or even with more than one person working on the app.
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