skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a reasonable perspective. I would have to ask my children to remain celibate, though, and would it be fair to put that burden on them, even (maybe especially) if they didn't accept it?

It seems more fair to me if I bear the burden of my moral framework, given the proposed determinism.
From speaking and publishing his videos? No.

From participating in a private online community that doesn't want people peeing in the pool? Sure. Harm done to Paul in exchange for others' benefit. Seems like an easy choice.
> But the market should have naturally handled it.

It did. Advertisers don't want to be associated with such content and made it clear to Youtube they want a sanitized landscape to advertise on. Youtube in response has cut Paul off from the Guaranteed Revenue Stream for now. The business partners involved in this situation spoke a long time ago on what they did and did not want, and Youtube made a business decision.

From the article, the viewers who think what Paul did was deplorable are calling out for more punishment, which Youtube has not done, so they are in-fact resisting the will of the masses here.

> I think there is a second problem that actually might be bigger. Intolerance for mistakes.

I do get what you're saying, but per the article and per Logan Paul's history with his videos and audience, his fame comes from constantly pushing the envelope with outlandish behavior. It's part of his character and also what attracts people to him, but it should be expected that he also sets his own limits and boundaries. There's not really a way in light of his popularity and work with Youtube that he could have not known about the policy on such video content, and even if he did, ignorance is not an excuse in this case.

Logan Paul is receiving a penalty for bad judgement and violating Youtube rules; he's not the victim of mob mentality, he's the victim of Advertisers wanting a sanitized advertising platform. If he made a mistake in earnest, then I hope he learns well from it and grows as a video maker, using this as a learning experience from which he recovers. Nothing Youtube has said so far though has made it out to be that this is some irreparable situation, it's a penalty for violating the Youtube Guidelines.

If Logan Paul is contrite, he will recover.
As soon as the code is redeemed, the server has access to the code.
Quite the opposite. Reporting details of suicides has been proven to lead to an increase in attempts, and for attempts to be more successful. The Samaritans in the UK has good media guidelines on reporting of suicide: https://www.samaritans.org/media-centre/media-guidelines-rep...
I'm a somewhat admirer of Japanese culture. I don't agree with that. Yet, I wonder, would you be in support of banning all people who disrespect American people or American culture? I think if you do want to also ban them, while sympathetic, I would find it odd and disagree.
Visit the maternity ward. Problem solved.
Adding to this, his show is similar to the MTV format "Jackass" modeled around shock value. So I believe the market would have actually encouraged and rewarded such behavior.
It's a tough task to let the air of a balloon slowly.

On one hand SK probably has to do something because so many people are jumping on and eventually will likely get burned. On the other, they just removed a bunch of "money" from the hands of their citizenry by tanking the markets. Which in and of itself may be world wide good deed as it could dampen dangerous rampant speculation but it does make less "rich" people.

My guess is the decline continues into spring but picks back up come summer and into next year (although at a slower rate which isn't a bad thing). BTC isn't going anywhere any time soon and although the whole thing is overheated right now I believe more gains are likely in store in coming years. Shaking the weak hands out stabilizes a market and a stable market is what is missing at the moment.
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> Who cares about start-up time? I only open the thing once/day.

I care.

I live in three editors: Xcode for iOS/Mac/Swift on server development, VS Code for Rust, Go and Python, and Sublime for a thing that starts up fast, opens new windows fast and can deal with huge amounts of text. I wouldn't mind reducing that number to two, but it doesn't seem likely to happen anytime soon.
You mean Taligent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taligent
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Yes it absolutely should. His behaviour was unconscionable, immoral, illegal and sets a terrible example for the young kids who largely make up his audience.

By allowing this content YouTube is defacto endorsing it which then encourages others to follow in his footsteps. "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
Yeah, heard this 100 times already. But why does it have to be like the dot com? What if it just stays a niche market for 50 years? What you say implies that crypto is as full of potential as the internet was to make it possible for businesses to grow as big as Google, Amazon. Not mentioning of course a lot of other factors that made Google, Amazon big like political influence, globalisation, lack of competition/regulation in certain areas etc.

Not trying to be pessimistic but genuinely curious why so many people make the analogy to the dot com period.
Logan and prediepie won out on the YouTube platform for a reason.

They are the ones generating the value.

In the extreme case imagine that all YouTube videos were of paint drying. Would people still watch?

There is real entertainment value.

Content is king.

Netflix agrees.
>"Not everyone has this reaction, of course: people in the fifth or sixth sigma of slot-machine susceptibility go out and[...]"

Every time a new one of these mental attacks gets invented, a new five-sigma cohort falls off the "normal life" wagon. How many times can this happen before expansive hordes of people who have had their priorities destroyed start a new social crisis?
In order for a license violation to to exist a valid contract need to exist. and for a contract to be valid both contracting parties must enter a contract on a informed and non coercive basis an bar practically no click wrap EULA/TOS page meats.

With out a valid two sided contract any website operator wanting to sue a user for misuse will have to resort to whatever laws is actually on the books.
"An evil plan" might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I think he might have expected more (read more private data or ad push) from WhatsApp users than he currently can get. Of course, that's just speculation, but as you've originally mentioned, it makes no business sense for Facebook to maintain a free messaging app with no strings attached.
So we are getting a text editor with the features of a 20 years old application, using enough memory to run several Emacs instances.
I use Polymer at work quite a bit, and its really nice, but it's a completely different approach based on trusting that the DOM is sane and running as close to web standards as possible.

React and its 1 billion clones run off of the assumption that the DOM API is not to be trusted, and that lets you target more browsers, even non browsers. I mean have you ever tried to get Polymer stuff to work in Firefox? It's not Pretty.
Well, there's always preimplantation genetic diagnosis[1] and CRISPR. That wouldn't require the termination of any pregnancy.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preimplantation_genetic_diagno...
1) He was smiling and joking at the scene.

2) He failed to report the incident to police despite being close to the station and having a phone.

3) The rest of that video had a wealth of racist and disgraceful content.

4) He exploited the incident for monetary gain.
Well if you’re not aware of an artists politics you can easily find yourself consuming propaganda. It’d be foolish not to exercise any restraint in that regard.
This is fantastic news. MDMA and psychedelics when taken in the right setting with the right support people can be incredibly healing. Right now it's primarily focused on PTSD and other traumas, but it can be a powerful experience for improving relationships or personal growth as well.
> It was nice ten years ago when JavaScript was absolutely horrendous but not now.

ECMAScript 5 was released in December 2009, Coffeescript first appeared the same month with release 0.1.0.

What was absolutely horrendous about ECMAScript 5?

edit: Javascript 1.8 shipped with Firefox 3 in June 2008.
It is always a crime to criminally commit a crime.
#this
I can't believe people here don't think it's piracy or stealing, just because it doesn't deprive someone else of their object (as in the case of a physical good).

If I took your journal entries from your room, and copied them all, and put them on the internet - that's not stealing, because I returned the journal? No, that's still theft.

If someone stole bread, how would you feel about It? Screw that person right? What if they were stealing the bread from someone who would never notice the loss, and it was for their hungry kids? Suddenly it seems more reasonable.

So both of these examples show (pretty goddamn clearly) that the whole "it isn't depriving the original owner of a physical item" thing is total, and absolute, hogwash. Clearly that point is totally irrelevant to ownership.
From Frankenstein to the pacemaker (2009)
I'm shrugging it off like a papercut. It's not good, I don't like it, and I don't want it to happen again but I'm not going to waste more than a few seconds on it.

Honestly, what surprises and worries me are the number of people acting like they lost an arm..
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Talent by no means is cheap.

Human capital is very expensive.

Every country on earth competes hard and pours a ton of resources on creating human capital.

In the case of Logan he won out on YouTube’s platform. This is not an easy feat.
>It must be tough to see how quickly the community turns on you when something better (in some ways) comes around.

I agree, and i want to like atom. I love the motivation and i love how they have moved the "friendlier than VIM but not quite an IDE" market forward, because that's exactly the sort of editor I want.

but ultimately i'm trying to do a job, and that job is a lot easier when i'm not waiting for a text editor to catch up to my keystrokes. Even if it is some plugin's fault and not actually Atom's fault that the editor is slow, I don't have time to troubleshoot that when other editors don't let plugins screw up the editor.
I think it's more complicated than that.

YT makes money off these people for virtually pennies on the dollar. They could be more vested in their content creators, they could treat all their creators equally (rather than selectively). They could do so much more to be even handed and create expectation and you know, provide some guidance. No, that costs money.

So the easy way out of all that costly messiness is cut that cheap troublemaking "talent" at the drop of a tweet because you know you have a firehose of more creators waiting.
there is no way to get a human to look into...

Yelp's Talk forums in many cities have been bombarded with spam postings for fake toll-free support numbers for numerous brands. They persist for days in many cases. There seems to be little staff supervision of their site contents as a whole.
"Damn the fools, Docker is so much more than cgroups and chroot! [I just reimplemented the rest in two days]."
> I think it is going to make shitty society to live in if you will be judged in perpetually for the worst moments of your public life.

Not perpetually, but the crew needs a reality check. He treated the streets of Japan like his own theme park. He repeatedly disrespected its people. He also recorded, edited and posted his childish reaction to the hanging corpse of a man. Making that vlog took several hours and was reviewed by multiple people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vtpEwGgdf4
since when is being an asshole online a bannable offense. especially going outside to be an idiot and filming it? its just you doing obnoxious things, and there are laws against public neusaince but thats not at play here.
Multiple tweets stating this is all FUD. Can someone contradict or corroborate this claim? Lots of

"I talked to my contact in South Korea who works for a major exchange, don't fall into the FUD. The ban is ONLY applicable to exchanges that are not following the previous KYC regulations."
It’s a bit like finding a piece of code that does something crazy.

If you ask around, there could be a really good reason for it.

I don’t think we’re going to have a usable crypto currency until economists get involved, or we simply relearn all the lessons we’ve learnt to date.
Could you expand a bit on shorthand property syntax or provide a link to somewhere I could read more? I'm still doing a lot of .bind(this) in many places and I'm looking for an alternative.
You are aware that death is a part of life right? I think is way overblown to be so mad, at someone showing a part of life.
noted. thanks.
A simple makefile is a unicorn
Sorry, can't provide more details. My relationship to these kind of games is Ruby Tuesday like, come, have a little fun, go. But usually it's just a few weeks until the next friend suggests such a game. I incorrectly assumed that would be the same for everybody.
You literally dont have to watch his content. why do people jump to bans to try and shut up poplar idiots. same goes for the most popular of idiots, Trump. I see frothing at the mouth when people mention banning him from twitter! whats the point???
So censor the crap out of everything, on what supposedly is an open platform?
Why do you have to go to sin? What’s sinful about being born any which way?
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> They don't determine everything is my point

What else affects agency? I think you have to look to religion, rather than science, to come to any conclusion other than human actions being essentially deterministic.
Sounds like you don't agree on who participates in a market. It's not the audience. An easy rule of thumb: the demand side of a market is the side that pays the money.
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> when something is “decentralized” it just results in a relatively small group of people becoming the defacto authority through force

Failure to grasp this principle accounts for a large percentage of libertarians, and to somewhat of a lesser, though still significant, degree, ideological conservatives.
I have seen somebody accessing a grading sheet from Stanford. The directory was indexed on shodan. I wonder what that was all about.
> Not only is this probably illegal

Definitely illegal.
Very well for scammers and serious businesses, not so good for naive people.

There are more naive people than the other kinds.
My government will be ecstatic. More and more catholic church makes it to the ruling party. I imagine some other states (China?) would also want to tamper with its population genome.
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Try product-specific subreddits like /r/coolgithubprojects

There are other subreddits too which are trying to find cool projects like yours.

Other approach is to write a blog post and post that to e.g. /r/opensource
Not wanting to dampen your high hopes, yet, the rules of Go seem a lot simpler than the rules and grammar of the current hypertext markup "language", particularly if taking the "browser dialects" into account, which are crucial for professional pages....
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I was one of those assholes that ran a bot farm to devalue your labour. RS was a great place to learn about the race to the bottom, economies of scale, and other random economic topics as well.
I’m really interested in the future of twitch in that regard.
I wonder if that's really a problem or if it's the same group people getting manipulated over and over.
I watched 3 or 4 videos of paint drying just this evening. Well, it was actually wood floor filler.. Close enough.
This is great example of deep learning that is applied to real world problem. I am just curious if that can be done more easier and more robust by using simple image processing algorithms? Box detection and OCR can work well and may produce better results with different types of mockups. Sometimes I feel like we are making problems even more complicated trying to solve them by using popular concepts.
You mean the one where he attached an ad to so he made money off it? If he was sincere he would have turned that off like most apology videos.

Also let's not forget his history of racism towards Asians.
I was a long term user of Brackets (since 0.14!) before I switched to VS Code sometime in 2016 because it just worked so well with Typescript. I tried to switch to Atom several times but could never get over the slugginess of it compared to the other two editors.

There were other issues too, the way they handed project folders, intellisense for Scala, but the slugginess was the main issue. I often had to debug large JSON files and while Brackets and VS Code would open them almost immediately, Atom would take several tens of seconds.

Also, personal issue was that I didn't like the default keybindings they had for macOS. I don't remember what they are anymore but there were lots of what I thought should've been obvious defaults that weren't.
I think this was a way for Logan Paul to start his own streaming service.

I have to believe this was intentional so he could essentially force his audience to go some paid network he owns. I don't think it was as accidental as their making it seem.

Disney is trying to start their own streaming network as well.

I have to think these are all related.
I'm in Korea right now. The news is not true.

Gov is working to legalize crypto
A TOS isn't really legally enforceable. A TOS can determine when a company will push for enforcement.
Sometimes we have to learn to enjoy things as they are without thinking about the meta context. I think Reagan, like him or loathe him, you know, liked Springsteen's "Born in the USA", despite it being a protest song.

Beside, propaganda is not in and of itself bad. Maybe propaganda has made me more of a conservationist or environmentalist. Should I have disregarded those readings because of the inherent propaganda?
Border-box is arguably more useful than content-box, so the IE5.5 is not a huge deal. You can make other browsers act like IE5.5.

Back in the day it was quite a PITA though.
Because the people who would want to get rid of their homosexual children want to do so because they consider it a sin.
The news is not true. Gov raided only coinone
Very nice, on reddit people suggested they donate the interest alone like University endowments do

They could buy a bunch of masternodes because those are dividend producing assets in the cryptocurrency space

The yields should be pretty good
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FYI—I’m running the latest public beta of 10.13.3 (17D34a) and couldn’t duplicate this issue.
Let me have a go at answering as disciple of Jesus Christ and a father and grandfather. Irrespective of any "genetic disorder", I would bring those children up as followers of Jesus Christ, teaching them to be Holy as He is Holy. Part of this holiness is to keep oneself pure, avoiding sexual misconduct of every kind. So irrespective of any same/opposite sex attraction, the way of life is the same. Whether they end up choosing to follow that path is, however, their choice and their responsibility.
Includes a Monero miner.
We'll definitely consider it. What benefits would you get from having non-Docker? (Not saying there aren't any, just curious what your biggest needs are.)

Re: PostgreSQL configuration, is it that you want to be able to manage and back up the data yourself (not using the Docker container's internal PostgreSQL), or is it a tuning/performance concern, or something else?

BTW, someone else down-thread asked for this, too (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16121182).
Unfortunately there are an entire stable of Disney-funded Maker Studio-groomed content creators willing to make the same videos. YouTube talent truly is a dime a dozen.
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> One that I'm sure many of us would have considered if we were implementing it, things like this do get missed too of course, but enough eyes on the design could have caught this.

It wasn't a design flaw, it was an insecure-direct-object-reference implementation flaw. IDORs are extremely common, but since the group id is an unguessable 128 bits, the bug can only be used by someone who was already in the group previously to rejoin the group. I'm sure it'll get patched shortly, if it hasn't been already.

For the WhatsApp case, a malicious WhatsApp server could add someone to your group, but everyone in the group would see it.

These bugs are not big deals. The real harm comes from regular people reading articles like the Wired one or the famously wrong Guardian one and switching to much worse alternatives, like SMS or Telegram.
This is great. However, I didn't see anything about whether it is a civil violation and assume you could still be sued by a third party (you just couldn't be thrown in not jail over it). Please correct me if I am mistaken.
They're not low enough to account for the look elsewhere effect[1] (known by a different name in this field, but the idea is the same). In this case they look at 500,000 measurements so finding p-values of 10⁻⁵/10⁻⁶ is expected.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Look-elsewhere_effect
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since.. always? moderation is the reason reddit/hn even exists. Nearly every online community is moderated in some way to kick out trolls and assholes, and the ones that don't quickly become like 4chan or voat.
We already know its a vital disorder for society. Near all larger contract-institutions of the past where run by "conscripted" closet cases.

So without that- no contracts, no law, no real society - this is why people instinctivly yell for better morals when corruption is detected. Pressure on the outliers creates more contract-caste-conscripts. Problem solved.
Being disrespectful, while supremely offensive to me and a very good reason not to watch Logan Paul (or let your kids watch him), does not meet my personal bar of "should be banned". Mainstream media routinely gives the mic to people acting far more offensively, and with actual malicious intent rather than mere youthful stupidity.

Free speech is not something that private companies need to protect as far as the law goes, but I think it's an ideal that they should try to hold dear nonetheless, as much as possible. "Acted disrespectfully towards a group" is way too wiggly and subjective as an offense to start banning people over.

Edit: just to be clear, I think the suicide video is clearly over the line. I'm only talking about his general shithead-ness the rest of the time.
The Good War: How America’s infatuation with WWII has eroded our conscience
Yes, we had been planning to switch from Angular 1.x to React but our legal team determined it was too risky. The licensing issue was cleared up (I think) right after that decision was made
> Tools that let people leverage what they already know will always do better than those that require a whole bunch of learning up-front to use. Electron is just the latest example.

Yes.

In "Code Complete", Steve McConnell argues that although a programmer can learn a language syntax in a couple weeks, mastering the language, tools and libraries that make up a platform can take a couple of years.

In other words, asking developers to build and maintain non-trivial products in a language that they don't already know is an even bigger burden than you might think, to the point that it's probably an unreasonable request.
Sr NetSec Engineer Reveals Twitter Ready to Give Trump’s Private DMs to DOJ