skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To add to this, there's potentially a similar security problem if you have a bunch of systems with different certificates sharing the same TLS session caching backend or session ticket keys. It doesn't allow any one system to impersonate another, but they can perform active and passive network (MITM) attacks.

For server-side caching, some systems now take into account SNI hostname and use it to prevent contamination. If you're in this situation, it's worth looking into how exactly your backend works.
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> They've done nothing but increase over the last 100 years.

Have they increased in line with the larger national budgets required for basic public services?
I researched the topic further, I would say that commercial offerings for automotive use with 1<degree resolution are not yet there, but that can be achieved.

Generally, to increase resolution you can do following - increase antenna size, increase number of antennas, increase amount of processing power thrown on it.

Right now, existing offerings can be improved in all 3 ways with ease.
10, since it is policy here to use a subdomain of the university.

Of course, all data hosted on the lab website is usually not sensitive. But I know of a couple of unis where the policy is quite rigid and they simply do not allow any external hosting. Do you have any plans to allow self-hosting? It seems to work quite well for wordpress and ghost...
There is no such right.

Perhaps not in California, but it's worth noting that some places, England being among the forefront in this[0], do recognize the right to light is an important property right.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_light
Come on, it sounds like these people believe the KKK is going to gather a lynch mob if they can't peddle porn through Patreon anymore.

Besides, apart from the disabled most of these are in a weak position because of their own lifestyle choices. Even certain ethnic minorities, like the African-Americans or Mexicans in the United States, are overrepresented in terms of risk-seeking behaviour through gangster culture. Not that I think they're behind the petition, it's probably all white kids from privileged families who decided to act out their teenage angst through sexual experimentation.
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The UK is in record levels of debt, people are using food banks and the NHS under attack from both industry and government. This would definitely be a good use of public funds. Priorities?
> They should add:

> - Run a static file server but ...

Not really. To do a fair comparison, the three examples that I've listed are things you have to do each time (finding USB cable, or logging in the webmail, or opening Dropbox, etc.)

Here installing the PHP on a server is something you do only once for all.
Corporation tax, right?
My fault; I should have said "by what quantifiable critera as compared to previous presidents".

Woolly opinion pieces mean nothing.
How about the other way round: allow individuals to deduct every piece of interest from tax?
This is a fantastic write-up. Also I never knew this about S3:

"While it does provide read-after-write consistency for new files, it only provides eventual consistency for overwrite PUTs and for DELETEs."
A minimum wage is not direct. It's payed via an employer who also has the option of choosing not to hire someone or paying under the table.

The minimum wage is always 0, so this policy will likely lead to more misery.
Yes, it's a lot. If you can create an app and get 5 million users on it that people are using frequently, then you can sell it for around $20/user-$30/user. This is around the standard number for social network
apps and somewhat lower for games and apps without a network effect.
> my problem is in the reverse - getting things from my computer to the phone.

It also works in this direction with Yopp.
> Mason, the Harvard student, attends an event on campus with Facebook engineers teaching him how to pass the technical interview.

> Emily’s school has an informal, undergraduate computer science club in which they are collectively reading technical interviewing guides and trying to figure out what tech companies want from them. She has a couple interviews lined up, but all of which are for jobs she’s desperate to get. They trade tips after interviews but ultimately have a shaky understanding of they did right and wrong in the absence of post-interview feedback from companies.

This pains me every.single.time.

Being part of a specialized recruiting agency, I want to double down on how much preparation and insight before the actual interview matters.

Devs spend most of their time developing, not sitting in interviews, so every recruiter should spend at least a few minutes with every candidate giving them some heads-up.

Not like "for question 1, the answer is b", but like how to carry themselves through the interviews and generally what to expect.
Should you ban murder?

(I leave this as food for thought and an explanation of why I downvoted you. We're off-topic though and shouldn't continue this thread.)
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> In 1952, the U.K. was a shell burned out from WWII. Today, it's a tax haven luring American companies to reincorporate there. You cannot fight this process with legislation--you'll just shoot yourself in the foot and drive companies out to other countries that will be happy to receive them.

And this is one of the many reasons I despise the UK currently (I'm British). The citizenry do not benefit from these arrangements. If anything people seem to becoming more aware of it and more pissed off about it.

I love how the UK likes to torpedo any EU attempt to overhaul and address these greedy little sweetheart deals as well.
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It may have been the "literally scared for our lives" part.
Please ping me if you find a solution for this (please post on https://github.com/josephernest/Yopp/issues), I'm highly interested!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'd be happy to answer any questions about our experience.
Re "reducing isolation":

Currently, all research group web pages are scattered across the web and we want to connect them, make them discoverable.

E.g.:

Let's say an undergraduate/graduate/researcher who wants to find all research groups/professors working in a certain field has to scour the web to find a handful of labs that are interesting to him. With Labit s/he will be able to filter all laboratories/research groups that might be interesting to him/her. And as user base grows the benefits of having all labs connected into a single network will yield even more benefits.

The above example is from personal experience of mine and my peers and the reason why we started to work on Labit. And there are many more similar examples that can be thought of.

Re Design:

Customization of the design is one of the top requested features. We are working on it. That being said one of the goals of the platform is to organize information in a structured way. We are still not sure how availability of deep customization will affect overall structure, ease of use and discoverabilty. This is something we are experimenting with. Locking down most of the structure and design of the web pages, while allowing minor customization might be a good thing in the long run.

I would love to hear your argument on adding advanced customization options.
Yes, I did something like that for when I DM'd Shadowrun! (Writing bits of computer code for dice rolls).
Hey, most porn out there is straight. In fact it's a multi-billion dollar industry. Really shows how the straight community uses their sexuality to make money, doesn't it?

If you don't fit the target audience of the porn industry, you have to look elsewhere, like Patreon. The mainstream porn business does not cater to everyone. That's fine. The queer market is much smaller. But it also means its over-represented on platforms like Patreon, and thus particularly hit by this change.

So what exactly do you take issue with?
Does anyone else wish to use Ctrl+C to copy selected text from their terminal? And, Ctrl+V to paste?

I miss the Command key. Here is a work-around:

# setxkbmap -option ctrl:swap_lalt_lctl​

I map all of the Alt keys using AutoKey when in the Terminal so that they type the equivilent Ctrl key, and all of the Ctrl keys mapped so that they do what I expect. For example Ctrl+C types Ctrl+Shift+C which in the Terminal I am using will copy selected text to the clipboard.
.. after 9pm.

British TV censorship used to be much weirder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1988%E2%80%9394_British_broadc...
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The product is great. But you guys will need to launch a fully feature rich desktop client, which can sync with the cloud.

Else its the same thing mentioned in the previous comments. You would build a web app with 5% the features of excel, and the moment somebody reaches use case that can't be solved with your tool, they will have to switch to excel. If they have switch every second time they use your product. They might as well do all their work in Excel to begin with.

You have to be feature compliant with excel and you can't do that on a web app alone.
He's not asking to replace existing signs, only to have new signs be correct.

There's zero cost to this.

you can hear him talk about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btPqKAGyajM
Yeah, when I hear "people of color and those whose first language is not English" my mind goes to some poor untouchables who live in a slum in India, and not speaking English can't work in a call centre so they have to resort to prostitution. In which case they probably don't give a damn about Patreon's NSFW policy if they have heard of Patreon at all.

Shows how out of touch these people are with reality and the problems real people face around the world.
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Yes but not really. Imagine it is uploaded on phone. The URL is https://send.firefox.com/share/bec9e0497c. Will you spend 30 seconds writing this URL in the URL bar of your computer browser? (oh no, I made a typo in the URL, let's start again...).

Once again, the idea with Yopp is 7 atomic actions and no more: https://github.com/josephernest/Yopp#minimalist-ux
This is the petition started by Matt Parker, YouTube's stand-up math comedy guy (https://www.youtube.com/user/standupmaths). While I wouldn't say it was entirely serious, he suggested that, while existing signs could be left, future designs could at least be designed to be more accurate. The official reply seems to have continued the mildly amusing spirit of the original.
Yes! :) I played Wheel of Time MUD for years. It was great fun. I've not played a video game since that managed to capture the atmosphere, danger and risk in the PlayerKilling system there. WoW and other MMO's never really came close. I heard DaoC was pretty good but was still busy MUDding when that was popular.

Coincidentally I just started a sideproject making a browser based rogue-like game... with online multiplayer! Don't know if it's been done before but it's a fun little project...
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No. The change in your share price is a function of the change in how well your company is expected to do. The absolute value still corresponds to how well you're doing/expected to do.
If it's important to include the bit, then why stop the list there? What about apostates? Autists? Fat people? People who are otherwise unemployed?

I agree with the other poster. This feels like not only emotional blackmail, but tired, overused emotional blackmail. You can very reasonably bring up the angle of people who depend on the platform for their income without dragging around the identity politics baggage with it.
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Being rational, and without arguing either way, we can certainly ask about the logic here: let's agree that the stated groups are more "vulnerable" than other people. Is the enrichment for vulnerability among the NSFW content creators a necessary part of the appeal to Patreon? Would the appeal not be reasonable, or be less compelling, if the creators were not enriched for vulnerable individuals?
The key thing with Yopp is that it only requires 7 actions: https://github.com/josephernest/Yopp#minimalist-ux.
This is one of the major pains that tore me away from Android (where I had several ‘flagship’ phones and kept them free of crap). If iOS keeps heading this way, what’s left?

Back in the 90s I decided we needed a real-time UX - hard real-time guarantees. I had no idea how to even start with this, especially as the only OSes I knew well were UNIX-like, none of which did real-time. There was QNX(?) but I didn’t have access to play with it.

So do we need an effort to make a new real-time phone OS? Kinda like the Firefox phone OS project but built on an OS that allows guarantees?
If you google stem cells + <disease name> you can find <promising> research for almost any disease, can anyone explain in simple terms, what is so magical in stem cells therapy?
The real key idea of this tool is to require 7 actions only: https://github.com/josephernest/Yopp#minimalist-ux.
What precise meaning does "memorize" denote that "memorize" wouldn't? Sometimes jargon is just jargon.
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The market is inherently volume-weighted, and there is much more "smart money" than "dumb money".
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Fuck is more of an adjective or conjunction in the UK, whereas in the US it’s definitely considered profanity.
The reason we don't have any of those people is becauses they all recognise the rigged, cynical quagmire we have built for ourselves.
For those cases, where the policy is very strict, we are going to contact universities directly first. If that doesn't work then we will have to find a way to allow self-hosting while preserving the connection to the whole platform/network as that is the main purpose of the service.

Can you tell me the name of your university? You can send me an email (rc[at]labit.io) if you would rather not share this information on HN.

And regarding custom domains. We are definitely working on that. It is our top priority right now.
the watershed is a guideline, and you can hear fuck before 9pm.

the watershed doesn't apply to radio, and you can hear fuck any time of day on bbc radio 4, although they do try to limit it to times children won't be listening.
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Why are demographics not defined by their sexuality (disabled, PoC, english-second-language) more likely to make sexual/nudity content, and hence be more affected by this issue?

I'm big on egalitarianism, but I'm not keen on co-opting unrelated groups in order to make your case sound more important.
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For those who admire Victor Hugo (a French writer of 19th century), he wrote a lot about Africa and their inhabitants (and also of inhabitants of Brittany and Vendée). His views on "inferior people" are absolutely terrifying:

"In the nineteenth century, the white man made true men of black people ; in the twentieth century, Europe will make a world of Africa."

http://www.imagesetmemoires.com/doc/Articles/B29paulhachugo....
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This issue is much bigger then zoning. It's about redistribution of wealth. Currently there is very little of this happening, yet is it constantly mentioned and threatened to be reduced even further.

Concentration of wealth in the hands of few: this is actually being promoted by all administrations the US has seen in the last decades. If only 80% of the insane military budget could be used to house, feed, cloth and educate EVERY citizen...
If you count everything (opening Airdroid app on phone, choosing the file, opening airdroid on PC, etc.), how many actions (including every click / tap) does it require? See https://github.com/josephernest/Yopp#minimalist-ux.
A bloke making a maths joke and a civil servant responding humorously to a maths joke does not plunge us further into debt.
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Patreon probably uses a credit card processor that prohibits selling pornography, as many of them do.

If you're an original content creator you should not be using Patreon as your sole source of income. Patreon is a good way to get attention for your brand, but your primary goal as a creator of goods for sale should always be to funnel your fans to your own website where you control all sales and you don't have to give a portion of each sale to someone else.
I hope this doesn't sound too snarky, but ...

If option 2 will become illegal in the future, would that mean that startups would have to optimize to turn into real companies? You know, that kind of company that need to be profitable on their own? And perhaps, but only perhaps, with a sustainable income?
Yes, but that doesn't make it a "key problem" with the question being asked. The question was fine, even though it wasn't global in scope, but why should it have to be?
According to the File Manager the linux kernel is a DOS/Windows program:

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> it was pretty hard to read anyway

Yes, and they did not invent the space character back then.

the wrtng looks like ths tht my couisn just writes andgets mad if i dont understn him
Lets be realistic, probably a 6'ish figure sum to get the bureaucracy completed. Still, peanuts.
A better way to put is that, without death we wouldn't have progressed as a race as much as we have done. We need new people with fresh ideas to come to top, take higher roles and make radical decisions. People living longer will stay in power longer and keep the status quo alive. In a longer stretch, conservationism, which grows like age, is an impediment for innovation and progress, IMHO.
No, because as a startup founder and now investor, I would work day and night to find another "loophole" for easy money. There are hundreds of thousands of people who think like this

Sustainable income? If you're getting a check for $10 million, do you care?
Because personal identity becomes more important to people in sexual content, and so sexual content is a disproportionate market for people in those demographics?
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What does being "queer, trans, disabled, people of color [or] those whose first language is not English" have to do with selling pornography for tips?

Not quite sure why this letter conflates the two.

Anyway, can't they use some service other than Patreon? For example, there are already quite a lot of 'camwhore' sites around that seem to be doing just fine.
> At the end of the 1982 TV movie “Mazes and Monsters,” a troubled gamer, played by a pre-fame Tom Hanks, loses touch and starts to believe that he really does live beside an evil wood in need of heroes.

Man, I have seen that movie. Having spent a good part of my youth playing AD&D, I did not know whether to laugh at it or yell at it angrily. Either way, it sucked really, really hard.
> It becomes a whole lot easier to give the position of the letter 's', I just have to say C5.

Except that doesn't work correctly if you move the formula around, whereas R5C3 does (and makes relative addressing very explicit).
Just worked? The amount of security advisories for Nvidia kernel module or Nvidia X module are staggering.

X is also insecure from the ground up, that alone is enough incentive to move away from it.
It's not government puritanism, it's because pornography payments take place in the shadier parts of the spectrum, where there's a hell of a lot more fraud.
See the comment by "nippples" above:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15548719
I had an admittedly very old ATI card that I was using in my Linux box while saving my pennies for a newer Nvidia card. I had to give up on it and use an equally old iMac (2008-ish) because the ATI card was locking up my desktop with ring 0 errors nightly (if I ran something that required the 3D hardware, 2D was fine), and no amount of searching could find the solution. That put me off an AMD GPU. I would love to support something else in the ecosystem, but sadly I just don't have the dollars to waste on new hardware that may not work.
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Are you wilfully trying to not see the point I'm making or something? Electric cooking is always sold as more energy efficient than the alternatives, while it turns out that gas is by far the most energy efficient option for Western cooking if you do the actual calculations. And you still don't have to chop your own wood that way.

When it comes to growing corn: of all the sunlight that comes in, how much of that is converted into potential energy by growing corn? How much external energy and resources does it cost to grow corn otherwise? How much energy and resources does it cost to turn that corn into biofuel?

By comparison, how much sunlight can be converted to electricity by photovoltaics? How much of that energy is lost when getting that electricity into an electric vehicle? How much extra overhead do the batteries have compared to fossil fuels due to extra weight, given their lower energy density?

Those are all questions of conversion losses. If you honestly want to say that they are not, or that they don't matter, I would like to know why. Because I do not understand what the comparison with the Sun's generated energy has to do with anything.
Yes but it's misleading to look at the ~130/~7,000 acceptance rate. The barrier to send out a YC application is much much much lower than sending out a top-tier college application. Michael Seibel said that 30-40% of applicants don't even have a real company, just an idea.
You're using the same kind of 'emotional blackmail' speech, and it is annoying because it forces the discussion into a Manichean stereotype of good (poor, weak, discriminated) vs evil (big company full of white guys trying to stomp on the weak).

This is bad for the debate as it tries to shut down all opposition (and I'm not even opposing) and remove all possibility of nuance. This is taking the conversation hostage.

There's saying that this might greatly impact the (especially vulnerable) LGBT+ population, which is a very valid point and should be taken into account

And then, there's tearjerker speech like :

> the most vulnerable among us – disproportionately queer, trans, disabled, people of color and those whose first language is not English – are literally scared for our lives.

> We know people who would be homeless if it wasn’t for making porn on Patreon – and it’s not a small number.

Which just feels like strong-arming the reader into your opinion
It's in another comment elsewhere, but here is the video explaining the point:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btPqKAGyajM
5% is a pretty small middleman 'take'. I agree with the 'you shouldn't rely on an independent entity you don't have leverage over', but not because they're taking a cut.
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