skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Depending on the jurisdiction, strictly speaking it's not up to the victim to pursue charges. The prosecutor can bring charges whether the victim wants to or not.

In practice if the victim doesn't want to testify there's usually no way to get a conviction so it won't be prosecuted. But the decision lies with the prosecutor.

(There are some exceptions- private prosecutions used to be the norm in English common law, but the US largely didn't seem to inherit that portion https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prosecution?wprov=sf... )

http://blogs.findlaw.com/blotter/2015/12/pressing-charges-wh...
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He might be referring to danish, where æ is a standard letter used all over the language.
from the department of justice:

"Sexual assault is any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient." [0]

[0] https://www.justice.gov/ovw/sexual-assault
I don't know in which country you live but I'm pretty sure that your definition of sexual assault (specifically where you say it is "where someone has sex") isn't what the law says in most countries of the world.

And remember that in most legal systems "ignorance of the law is not excuse".

(Edited for clarity)
> boy is it a fucking obtuse, verbose, difficult piece of bahoo to use.

I have used SQLAlchemy a lot, and find it very easy to use. I've used other ORMs as well, in other platforms.

I find SQLAlchemy a very good ORM.
I get what you're trying to say, but I don't agree with your defeatism. While I cannot single-handedly stop all sexual assault, every person that I can indirectly protect is precious. I will never stop trying.
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As a matter of law you are incorrect (at least in the United States).

"Sexual assault is any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient. Falling under the definition of sexual assault are sexual activities as forced sexual intercourse, forcible sodomy, child molestation, incest, fondling, and attempted rape."

https://www.justice.gov/ovw/sexual-assault
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A bit OT, but of the trading sites I use coinbase is the buggiest and most frustrating - despite obvious (but misplaced) efforts to be more consumer friendly. Please hire a product manager to clean up the experience! It's clear nobody has taken ownership. (and to credit, i see consumer satisfaction is part of Q3 goals on the blog)
If a guy who is bigger than you and had the kind of leverage he had did that, I wonder if you would say "aw let's give him a break, he's just hitting on me".
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At that point, what value is all of this infrastructure adding? It seems like the real guarantees come from having access to a stable court system, well-defined contracts, trusted third parties, etc.
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And the women in this locker room regularly pressure their juniors into having sex with them? I don't get the equivalence here.

Sure, women talk dirty too, rather less of them are guilty of sexual coercion and assault then their male counterparts, I would hazard
Citing the Justice Department is "virtue signalling"? Are you high?
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> Empires usually last centuries, and get off to various shaky starts.

I think there might be some confirmation bias here. A lot of the big ones we learn about in history lasted that long, but there were many that only lasted decades or a few generations at most. The Alexandrian Empire didn't outlast the death of Alexander, the Carolingian Empire didn't make the century mark, The golden horde only lasted a few generations, many of the early Mesopotamian empires came and went in decades, etc.
Except I didn't hold the view that being gay was a negative thing, rather I had gotten so used to the terms being thrown around that I used them in that way despite not agreeing with that. It's similar to how I can use "dumb" to describe someone as stupid without believing that people who can't speak are stupid. I meant to insult the person (and if I'd chosen another word, that would have been fine as it was clearly intended as a friendly, joking thing), but I didn't intend to imply that being gay was a bad thing.

It's a fine line that mostly relies on knowing my own intent - and I make no reservations in stating that whatever my intent, I know I caused harm at the time and I actively worked to ensure that I don't use "gay" and "fag" in that way, because it does have those effects.
From watching a few reasonably popular channels over the years, even those folks have a hard time making money given the time investment put into video production. I think the EEVblog guy posted a video when he went full-time youtube and he's looking at making somewhere between $30-40k a year and he has about half a million subscribers with most video getting somewhere between 40k-100k views and he puts out 1-2 videos per week. Considering the intense time commitment to producing content, this really doesn't seem like much. So he's making what...about $500 per video? Let's say all in it takes two or three days to fully produce a video, that's about $20/hr. That's honestly pretty terrible.

Another guy I like to follow, Lord Karnage, has similar number of subscribers, but most of his videos get far fewer views, 6k-10k and he's got over 4,000 videos up. I've heard an interview with him about his business and tbh, it doesn't sound great. He'd make more money panhandling playing video games on a street corner.

On the other hand, Simon and Martina, 1.2 million subs, between 300k-400k views per video and 4 videos a month, seem to be living a decent middle class life in Seoul and then Tokyo. No idea how much money they make, but they've had employees in the past to help them with their video production. Some calculators seem to claim they're probably making something a bit north of $100k.

One of the things that I find really disturbing is that, every so often, google will just "change" the payment computation and suddenly people who were putting 50-60 hour weeks into youtubing to make a fairly minimal living are suddenly seeing their income cut by huge percentages. Eventually everybody will figure out what changed and things will settle down, but there's a few weeks seemingly every year, where my subscription feed will be full of people complaining or shutting down channels.
Microsoft is a big company. They do not ship consistent quality across all teams. Some products are kind of great.

Some are absolutely awful and it perplexes me to no end how people and organisations are so willing to throw money at those products. It's like they could do better with sending hand written letters sometimes.
This is so stupid. There are so many horrible things that can happen in life. A bald ugly guy trying to kiss you is not anywhere near the top of that list. And furthermore, the majority of first sexual encounters involve going back to someone's apartment for drinks. Women rarely tell the people they want to sleep with that they want to sleep with them, they drop subtle hints, like inviting you back to their place to drink scotch.
It's a five page article in the Monthly, but I'd hesitate to include either topic even in a book.
I agree with others that append-only is best way to accomplish this. Maybe with an additional feature that specific files won't be overwritten when it starts running out of space. Far as doing stuff on the HD, there were Australian products in high-assurance sector that had user profiles w/ access controls on partitions. Most products like this disappeared since even the military wasn't buying enough of them. Here's one you could build that in that retains lots of good capabilities:

http://securesystems.com.au/index.php/high-assurance-silicon...

The other reason these products didn't take off is that it's really the operating or file system's job to do this. That's where it's easiest to enforce access control whether using labels or just crypto. There were and are systems that can do that with small, attack surfaces (i.e. TCB's). So, the integrators offer a combination of stronger OS's (eg trusted OS's, separation kernels) for data in use and encrypted drives for data at rest. Two examples: one of the first, security kernels (GEMSOS) enforcing MLS at FS level; a modern, crypto-oriented filesystem with small TCB usable in a variety of setting.

http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download;jsessionid=048...

https://www.usenix.org/legacy/event/atc11/tech/slides/weinho...

The first one was deployed in the field for a variety of applications including controlled access of files. Similar kernels were used in databases. The other one could be modified to do access control (i.e. write-protect) on files that had been labeled as such by the operating system when it was in a clean state after trusted boot. It would be a configuration sent over IPC to an isolated app w/ privileged access to secure filesystem.

So, there's how I see it happening. The hard disk could also be used as an accelerator by offloading interrupt handling, some file access, and the crypto parts. The filesystem would then be mainly doing startup and handling issues reported by hardware. They'd have to be designed compatibly, though.
How much time are those individuals putting into their channels? I know quality videos take a lot of effort, but is it consistently 40+ hours a week?

It's not dangerous, no longer requires expensive equipment, rarely involves a commute. I think most people would rather play or talk about games than flip burgers.
You're being silly.

If every time I hear about a woman being harassed I would get myself mixed up in the case I don't think I'd have many friends left. Just in the last year alone one of my female friends was raped in her own home and if she wanted me to do something I'm pretty sure she'd be more than willing to ask, all I can do instead is to be there when she wants to talk about it.

What bothers me is that people seem to think this stuff is rare.

What I can do - and do - is when something is happening around me and I'm aware of it when it is happening to step in, but after the fact if you are not a party to something then you are not going to help matters if you on your own without the consent of the victim approach the authorities, and you also don't have the right to take matters in your own hands.

So seriously, what the fuck, realize that if you are not in any way shape or form a party to an event that you may not have the right - and definitely do not have an obligation - to approach the authorities.
Because there was a big business in providing a spying interface onto Skype users?
I'm no expert, but I've read that their use of volcanic rock is a major factor - since "pumice" has a swiss-cheese like surface, and that tends to add strength to concrete. Also, they used incredibly little water in their mixtures - there are descriptions of them pounding in the concrete (as opposed to the way we "flow" it.) I understand that studies have shown that concrete mixed with very little water is much stronger. I also read that fast-setting concrete has been found to be very weak - and was never actually tested in any significant way before it was approved. So very long curing times result in much stronger concrete.

Obviously, all these discoveries are being fought by the building industry - so none of these things are reflected in current code. Instead, they just argue about rebar while ignoring the other discoveries.
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This lacks linux-tools and thus breaks cpu frequency and cpu governor management tools (cpupower, TLP, etc).

For reasons unknown Fedora's RawhideKernelNodebug repo includes that package but Ubuntu's doesn't :)
The difference is easy to explain;

You adapt yourself, and your requirements, to Django. Django is "convention over configuration" which means thar first you need to learn all conventions. This takes time.

You adapt Flask to your requirements and your preferences. You build Flask to your liking and needs. Flask is extremely easy to learn.
Artpip is great, use it for months now, really love it!

There is one thing though: I also have LittleSnitch installed and it shows that Artpip often tries to connect to direct IPs.

Personally, I don't like giving apps permissions to connect to some random IPs.

Would be nice if it used something more meaningful, like images.artpip.com.
Did you mean to say correct? That description and those examples are very different from the story I read.
Because color and privilege are foundational to and inextricably linked with the problems of racism, sexism, and others.
This appears to be a hack, or data corruption.

See NASDAQ's official listing ( http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/amzn/after-hours ). Several other ticker symbols (AAPL, MSFT, etc.) are also affected.

It appears several tech stocks (AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, etc.) have their prices set to 123.47. Definitely pointing to some sort of data corruption.
I was responding to "Sexual assault is when someone has sex with another person without their permission" which is incorrect in that it too narrowly defines sexual assault.
My chemistry's weak, but isn't this basically a way to extract the energy put in when aluminum is refined? A quick internet search suggests that's 75 KWh/kilo. Lithium Ion batteries are apparently 0.2 KWh/kilo, so even assuming a lot of loss in refining and then "burning" the aluminum, it seems plausible.
Protection is useful before and during some action. In the few cases that I was a witness I definitely stepped in and did something about it, but in most cases you only hear about things long after they've happened (in many cases years afterwards).

So you will 'never stop trying', but tell me, how often have you been there when it happened? For me those instances are a small fraction of the number of cases that I'm aware of and I suspect that the whole reason this number is so low is because of how these things play out, see the linked article here: mr. McClure did not bother to harass her until he'd isolated her. Who would stop him other than the woman?
How many times do you have to choose to not walk down a particular street at night because of the real risk that you will be raped?

How many times have you have to 'politely' brush off some random creep, without hurting his feelings, to avoid being intimidated, coerced and assaulted?

It's almost impossible to comprehend if you don't live with the very real possibility hanging over your head that today is the day when someone, most likely someone you know, is going to try to rape you
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I'd like to apologize for the misunderstanding, I said what I said because of the phrasing in your original post "[...] based on what I see and hear around me when no women are within earshot."
> It is said that flask doesn't try to suggest any particular structure for your project, but I would say that the effect of that the majority of the time is to produce a project with no structure.

Don't blame Flask, blame whoever hired mediocre developers in your company. No framework that "enforces" things will compensate for bad​ human capital.
Romans had neither elevators or air conditioning. They did build on a fairly large scale though. I believe 150 foot tall structures were not uncommon, and those are the ones still standing.
Yes, my comment was in reference to that. :)
Pozzolanic concrete with basalt rebar supposedly addresses the spalling and other issues with long-duration reinforced concrete use cases. There are various pozzolanic concrete recipes being tried to reproduce the list Roman recipe. No one I can find has combined the two and stuck it in seawater for 50+ years, though.
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The Windows version doesn't set a setup GIF, so it gets a default GIF. You should make a nice one :)
Yes this is very weird. Any significance to binary representations of 123.47? Other than 123.456789... rounded up a bit ;)

Not quite as good as buying Ethereum at $0.10, but at a market cap of $60B for $AMZN, I'll take the lot!
> if the numbers are that bad in your experience, then you do have a very not normal experience.

That would be good news. But I fear that it isn't. Here's an experiment for you: ask the women you are close to in your life if they've been raped or assaulted. The answers may surprise you. If you feel brave ask someone who spent time in an orphanage or jail or some other place where they have little access to representation and are at the mercy of people that have power over them.
Oh dang. If only I had actual experience being a Data Scientist, I would apply. This is a field I really want to get into.
It's probably for round-tripping with old single byte character sets. In this case, with Dutch VT220 character encodings.
I'm 100% certain that absent a ruling letter the current guidance from the IRS is that a transfer of one token for another token (e.g. Ethereum for Bitcoin via Poloniex) is considered a taxable event, similar to, for example, selling gold and purchasing copper. I'm not sure if Ethereum tokens would be able to stretch into a different definition, but I suppose time will tell.
Except I didn't (and still don't, of course) hold any negative views about gay people. I'll make the same analogy as I did in my other comment - people use "dumb" to mean stupid all of the time. Do those people harbour subconscious anti-mute sentiments, or are they just picking a word that they think of as meaning "stupid"?

Likewise, at the time, I could have replaced "fag" with "dick" with no qualms at the time. It was an insult, and it's meaning didn't matter to me. (Until I was reminded of it's meaning and harm I was causing, which made me stop using it).

I guess I'd describe it as - I'd become desensitized to the meaning of the term and used it not expecting it to cause any harm. You can say that surely it's obvious that it causes harm, but it wasn't obvious to me until the described moment that I was propagating this negative idea of homosexuality. When I did notice that, I stopped.
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I watch tons of youtube, easily as much as other media. But I've spent a lot of time over the years curating my subscription list. I don't really talk about youtube with anybody unless it's to search for something very specific like you mention. I think it's because "my" youtube is such a map to my interests that it's likely to be almost entirely non-interesting to anybody else, so there's really no point.
I like the simplicity of this. If the app is of appreciable size, do_some_thing depends on databases, webservers, external processes, filesystems and configuration. How do you test/debug/explore its functionality without setting all of that up?
CoinGeek is either run by or paid for by Craig Wright.

Prove it.

Known fraud and scammer

Evidence?

"And for all my searching, I can't find any evidence that CW was actually convicted of any fraud or taxation crimes, despite everyone yelling from the tree tops that he's a scammer and a fraud." [0]

He has recently threatened to sue anyone who questions his claims

You are mistaken. He's not suing anyone who questions his claims. He can sue for libel.

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/6l24vo/sgi_craig_wrigh...