skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The article gives some examples of perception by viewers of what they think is "normal" for sexual relations.

There is an organization called "Fight the new Drug" which is combatting porn addiction.

Here is a article with citations on research and articles on the issue:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/how-porn-kills-love/
By building a phenomenal chat app and gradually (deliberately) building features around it to create a complete WeChat-like ecosystem, Telegram will probably improve people's uptake of chat-centric utilities in the markets they're targeting.

I think the fundamental component to their success is just how snappy and 'live' their chat conversations feel. Everything including their backend perf, chat bubble animations, etc seems to be finely tuned to make conversations feel alive and active.
EDIT: For clarity, the comment below has nothing to do with Telegram Login, but Telegram itself.

Telegram gets a lot of hate on HN, but I have to say that of all large messaging apps Telegram has by far the best UX. That said, I can see it slowly turning into a walled garden. For example, in public channels (distinct from groups, they're broadcast only) it should be possible to link to their content from the outside. Instead if you try that they force you to download the app to see the content. EDIT2: As someone noted you can link each individual post on a channel, but you can't see and scroll through a list of posts as you can from inside the app.

I wish we had a messaging app with a market as large as WhatsApp's, UX as good as Telegram, security as good as Signal, run by an organization like Mozilla.
Half the reason I like Instagram is that I'm able to follow people I don't know who post interesting things. Photographers, makers, artists, etc. Some of these follows are "brands", I suppose. This is all independent of the actual in-feed advertising product.

I'm not looking for targeted ads on Snapchat, but am looking to replicate that Instagram model of following non-IRL people/things that I like. I thought that's what the entire right Publishers tab was for, but (until today's update) I was only getting Kardashians there and had seemingly no way to promote anything else.

Or maybe I'm using Snapchat wrong.
To me, the biggest concern is taking my conversation and putting it up for sale on Amazon ad network. Already hate it when websites track me with ads about a search I did. Will be infinitely worse if now you get hoards of ads for something embarrassing you said and Alexa heard it.
They've sent one vehicle, I suppose they could send up a tow truck to repossess it...
y, you aren't really going to find a tool to build it for you.

Depending on what it is you might be able to build an early version putting together a basic website and some existing tools and manual steps that you perform behind the scenes till your idea is validated.

You're going to need a technical co-founder.

Or if you're interested learn how to develop one on your own.

I'd recommend Rails or Laravel as the framework.

If you already know html, css and javascript that's a good start.

From there you can go to

https://gorails.com/

or

https://laracasts.com/

That's a long slow road to build something, but if you're interested in it and spend a year or two learning it. You can be your own technical co-founder on this project and on the next one. Or at least have a better understanding of the technical side of things.

Good luck.
'And thirdly, the code is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules.'
Echoing other responses here: writing on it is practically lag-free (there's a tiny amount of lag, but I don't even notice it anymore); using the eraser tool to erase sections takes a little more lag, using the move tool to move sections around lags a bit more, and a full page refresh can take a couple of seconds.

In practice, it's been perfectly usable (for me). The only nit I've found responsiveness-wise so far is the startup time. It's not convenient when I suddenly remember something and want to write it down and have to hold down the power button for three seconds and then wait another five or more for it to get to the main screen and then wait another two or so to get to my scratch pad.
Google Cloud vs. AWS in 2018 (Comparing the Giants)
I'm sure it depends on how much of a music person you are and your budget, but I like having a good quality speaker in my bedroom. Granted, I think a decent portable speaker is ideal for apartment life - something to provide better direct sound in the kitchen or bathroom if the mood strikes.
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Reminder: Telegram’s crypto is bogus, and use of this app should be continually and consistently discouraged.

It is a car with seatbelts that don’t work; a car without any seatbelts is better.
If it was just me, I’d use plain text files like people are suggesting in this thread. In particular, if you want to be able to track and do retrospectives of what’s been done, consider using jrnl[0] to log what you’ve done.

For small teams, I really like Dropbox Paper. It’s better than text files here because it’s real-time collaborative, but retains nearly all of the flexibility. It supports Markdown syntax, checkboxes, etc. You can tag members of your team, comment in the margins, and link to one doc quickly from another. For small teams that don’t need a heavyweight process, Dropbox Paper fills fits my needs here rather well.

[0] http://jrnl.sh
Flu Vaccines Actually SPREAD the Flu: 630% More 'Aerosolized Flu
Not a manned boat, but it seems obvious that they would want to have another unmanned boat with instruments recording the landing event. This could be much smaller and thousands of meters away from the landing site so there would be very little risk of it getting inoperable by the landing rocket.
> err = v.Retrieve(ctx, []string{"Datastore"}, []string{"summary"}, &dss)

I am no Go expert but is that sort of thing ([]string part) used commonly in Go? Sounds like the API would be better if it wasn't so "string oriented" for a lack of better term? This sounds like you are parsing random text which is fine at a lower level where it could be better abstracted out?
The tiny, tiny fraction of boutique jeans, yes.
For one reason or another, neither of which matter, I was reminded of MMIX: https://cs.stanford.edu/~knuth/mmix.html
I have heard from many people that Beats sound good. Most of the time, the comparisons come up against your average $10-20 headphones, using modern pop, alternative, and electronica.

I've also simply accepted that many people just don't care that much about the quality of their headphones, largely because their preferred music doesn't require high fidelity; their music rewards heavy bass and doesn't punish muddled mids. My own preference for headphones directly reflects my choice in music: you just can't listen to classical music on crappy headphones, as entire groups of instruments can be lost to the mud and the bass.
It will not cross Ceres orbit.
Lawyer up, delete Facebook, hit the gym?
> non-wage benefits have been increasing.

I strongly suspect this is predominantly out of control healthcare, and the non-wage benefits stat doesn't even capture the full 'tax' on shifted out-of-pocket healthcare costs via plan terms like higher copays.
Well let's see.

He delivered the Roadster. He delivered one of the highest rated, safest, highest performance cars in history with the S. He's delivering the 3. He's very clearly going to deliver on the semi-truck and the new Roadster.

He delivered on dramatic battery distance capability for the S and 3, proving a lot of skeptics wrong. There was near universal skepticism that an electric car could do what the S proved it could in terms of distance, until Musk & Co. delivered on that.

From early on, few thought Tesla as a business would make it this far. Survival was unexpected, much less thriving. Instead, they're chasing down $15 to $18 billion in sales for fiscal 2018. Up from $3 billion in 2014. And they've completely altered the entire multi-trillion dollar automobile industry, refocusing it nearly entirely on an all-electric future for every automaker.

He delivered on the Australian power arrangement. In fact, it has worked so well, Australia is interested in more and bigger arrangements.

He delivered on Falcon 1, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, and reusable rockets. All of which proved a lot of skeptics wrong. Almost nobody thought SpaceX would pull off reusable rockets in the beginning.

All in all, extraordinarily embarrassing for the people that have repeatedly doubted Musk. His batting average is tremendous when it comes to actually delivering, this is especially true given the nature of the things in question.
As said xori, VLC works beautifully with a lot of things/streams, but has quirks I've not encountered with youtube-dl (which works with a number of sites other than youtube)
I really miss the Windows 95 ui. Tried to repro it on Windows 10 but no luck.
Strictly, a Dentist isn't necessary in order to pull a tooth. Yet...
> The lines between politics and business continue to blur.

welcome to the us of a.
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This isn't the only thing we do for UI/UX stuff, it's just one that I've found can really help, and most developers should be able to do it in some fashion.

We have plenty of analytics and user testing, but they tend to miss the case of users that are unable or unwilling to learn the application, and end up perpetually confused.
This is a completely different type of device. Do you question people spending $20k on a car when they can buy a pickup truck for the same price?
In the last 24 hours I've gotten the newly designed app, and it is much more prominent now on how to subscribe/block publishers. Did subscriptions even exist in the previous app?
I've always had difficulty finding clothing that fit because I'm tall but not big. When online shopping started to take off in the early 2000s it made finding clothing in my size dramatically easier and actually allowed me to choose a style beyond "whatever you have in my size".

In the past 5 years however I've noticed my options for dress clothing dwindling dramatically and choice being limited to only mainly what's unpopular and trendy (e.g. ugly variants of skinny pants).

I'm in need of several dress shirts and slacks and I'm expecting to spend somewhere close to $1000 to replenish my wardrobe but I'm not having any luck finding anything I'm willing to spend money on.

I've noticed a lot of brands have been refocusing or clarifying who they're catering too and apparently I'm not it.
So what exactly are you looking for?

If Google Keep is what you're looking for, then use Google Keep.

If you want to share to-do lists, then use Asana or Trello.

If you want to manage tasks, I'd recommend http://clubhouse.io

It's hard to say what would fit your needs without saying what you need or want from a product other than "project management".
There was the same comment when the Kobo came out (no audio) and that always struck me as odd as well. Why can't you use your phone or radio or whatever you normally use for your music instead?

I certainly don't expect my books to play music (except those silly little kids book, and those drive me nuts anyways).
Are there known vulnerabilities or do you mean the missing audits and security through obscurity approach? Because bogus in this context is a very strong word.
When such things matter you drop to Cython and avoid interacting with PyObjects. Then you get native performance for tight loops.
Just stalked you on linkedin with a similar question, but I was wondering if you were involved with the actual process of getting the library open sourced, and how that works at a large security focused company like JPMorgan Chase.
(former Chase employee)
You still wouldn't know, would you?
Gunpowder isn't some super secret formula. Anyone with basic chemistry knowledge can make it. I remember kids making it in high school chemistry class to make a black powder rocket.
You're probably referring to the Pirahã. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirah%C3%A3_language#Numerals_...
Under the assumption that the same event fired from the same IP at the same time, with the same environment, etc. would be considered a duplicate in your system, I'd have designed this system to be idempotent-insert-only and use content-addressing instead of nonces for identity (event ID = suitably large hash of event data to avoid collision). If that assumption doesn't hold, then add your nonce to the event data (and thereby modify the hash).
> We lost control of [Apps], it was meant to be free.

That makes even less sense.
Well, depending on whether a script tag gets its own context, and each context gets the same seed (in which case you're boned?), you could use an extension of some sort that runs a random number (through your own pseudo random function with time and/or page location as seed inputs) of Math.random() calls to mix up the results.

Or just use an extension that replaces Math.random() with something more random, but it's possible that could cause weird performance problems on certain pages and it would be hard to debug.
Given that even payment processors like Stripe are removing it because the verification time is too long, it is sadly not satisfying solution in any way.

Also, again, good luck getting any b2b when you tell them they need to pay in bitcoin only.
For other readers: yes the Tardigrade is likely to be resistant to the extreme radiation of the Mars-Earth voyage.
None of which say anything about planetary contamination. GP is right that there is absolutely no laws enforcing “planetary protection” on commercial entities (thankfully).
The Making of the Interface for Flipside
Why is it so common to see people draw parallels from porn to behavior, but then not do the same for other form of video. It was only ~20 years ago that video nasty was a major concern and people thought that TV and film was a major caused for crime and violence, only to be categorized later as mostly pseudo science and moral hysteria.

If porn teaches kids about masculinity and femininity, should we not claim the same thing about romantic drama or comedies? What make porn so special that teenagers can't determine what is real or false, but a romantic drama where every character has exaggerated gender behavior and roles is perfectly clear that it is fake and where naturally no teenager will be effected?
Just to throw out a different approach: buy the most popular computer and use the most popular browser. Don't change the user agent or make any other advanced user changes.

Going to extreme measures to be untraceable is like wearing a Ghillie suit to the airport.
Not everyone sees that as a problem.
We were talking about 95, which is a completely different universe from NT (though current versions of NT have a GUI that's based on 95).
Nasty Little Truth About Spacetime Physics
In my experience of vfx usually the same author has ownership over the whole tool, so there's no incentive to pad time. We have joked about adding in sleeps and removing them look impressive to users, though.

Games probably have a situation more similar to what you're describing. Many games target 30fps, which is 33.3 milliseconds per frame. Each department usually gets a "budget" of how long they can spend. I've heard similar stories about padding memory usage and time, but it's hard to tell if they were serious and it's not common.
Having smaller packages each with many dependencies is a common node design pattern. I think this started because it doesn't have a lot of framework code to relay on, so simpler functions became packages.

It has advantages and disadvantages. People concerned about production uptime/deployment should keep copies of all dependencies on their network, and run npm against their network repo.
I wonder which one is better:

1) Quit Porn
2) Stop Masturbation

Any ideas?
> I agree with you that keeping the file metadata in a separate fork is far superior to keeping the file metadata in a three character extension

Since we're talking about Win95, then the 3 characters limit doesn't apply (long filenames was a major new feature of this OS after all). .jpeg and .html were relatively common for example at the time, and worked fine.

I find the extension system still kludgy, but arguing than it was worse in part because of the limited pool, is incorrect starting from Win95.
Let's hope oysters won't evolve that!
I'm not sure that meets the criteria of objective criticism. He's working hard to justify a design decision that he doesn't personally like, and makes sure that you know he feels you should buy the phone.
Their syntax is weird for someone coming from C-like langs (Java, C, C++, C#)
Agreed. I love the UX. And it's also a less evil choice compared to many US centric alternatives.

Edit:// Evil might is the wrong word. But if you have the choice between a self enforced world police with a history of using information against people in foreign countries and a country that is mostly involved in their own shit and area the choice is IMO easy
This is why I suggest that the question should be "what are the chances of a collision?" not "what has SpaceX done to mitigate this?" since the former question admits that the asker does not have the background to assess anything, while the later suggests SpaceX has done something wrong if they haven't taken concrete actions.

As it turns out, the difference in probability between the things you mention and interplanetary collisions is astronomical -- like dozens or more orders of magnitude -- and a minute of Googling shows that NASA frequently satisfies the planetary protection rules by ensuring that non-sanitized parts of inbound spacecraft miss the planet on the first pass (even though they will in principle be circling in the same general orbit for a billion years).
if you compare centralized vs decentralized with tps you really don't get what's all the deal about no government control and immutable ledgers. downvote away and think about this comment in 10 years.
I think you're doing yourself a disservice by defaulting to assuming "meme" means the biological definition. The "correct" definition of a word is however most people use it, not whatever internal definition you yourself have in your mind, nor whatever the dictionary happens to say.
Unless you watch cable/OTA TV you could just pair it with an appletv.
The conceptual origins of Maxwell's equations and gauge theory (2014) [pdf]
A lot of the wind went to the web resulting in a lot of churn there. Think of this as the LTS.
Or, in other words, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Please do not 'Jurassic Park' this thing back to life. Kthxbai.
Evernote is a lot like Google Keep. As you've mentioned GK I thought this was relevant.
tl;dr - Both work. Article favours GCP for pricing and speed and AWS for support, redundancy, and availability per region.

Aside: To check latency from your current location to AWS or GCP, here are couple of useful services from the article:

http://www.gcping.com/ (GCP)

http://www.cloudping.info/ (AWS)
One of the nicest parts of this library, to me, is the 'govc' command which it provides: https://github.com/vmware/govmomi/tree/master/govc

It fits in really nicely with plain-old Bash scripts, and has some niceties such as being able to output dumps of data as both human-readable and to JSON for further manipulation/inspection (e.g. jq)
But doesn't this mean you're really logging in with your phone?

It's 2018. Why are we still trusting the phone network for anything related to authentication? Surely companies like Telegram can't use the excuse that they didn't know how horribly insecure SMS and the phone network in general is, no?

I don't know how Telegram does it, but it keeps picking the wrong security options. It's like a gift they have.
Well since our honest feedback, they added a footnote “Please note that these best practices do not constitute legal advice. You should consult an attorney if you have any questions in how to respond to requests for information from government agencies. For example, even with the nondisclosure requirement, National Security Letters expressly permit the recipient to consult “an attorney to obtain legal advice or legal assistance with respect to this letter.”
Talking about total spending misses the income gap.

The median consumer has real impact even as the wealthy consumers have an ever larger impact on the averages.

Consider housing, people that make 10x as much rarely spend 10x as much on their home as excess becomes useless. Similarly, some people spend a lot of disposable income on clothing, but plenty of rich people don't care about clothing and spend relatively little.
Tangential but related: Brownian motion (i.e. continuous-time random walk) is recurrent in one and two dimensions -- it hits zero infinite times, but in three dimensions it is not.

The way my professor explained: a drunkard can always find his way back to his building, but not to his apartment.
People may think this is harsh, but there's a lot of truth to this. These are great questions!
The link is wrong. I work in this space and I know of no such international law regarding biological contamination, unless they are grossly misinterpreting the outer space treaty way beyond what it says and the context in which it is written.
> wish we had a messaging app with a market as large as WhatsApp's, UX as good as Telegram, security as good as Signal, run by an organization like Mozilla.

This would be ideal. Until then I still feel Signal gives me the best balance and I haven't had too much issue with friend/family adoption.
It is super performant and stable though. I'm often surprized how easily it works through a shaky slow connection while others end up in an endless loading icon.
Obviously Stallman is modifying his wget user agent to show curl just to prevent fingerprinting him accurately... ;)
Quick thought: Your pagerank score is higher if your page loads faster. If you're 100% confident it's the googlebot accessing your site, you could remove all sorts of content from the page being presented to the bot so that it appears like the page is quicker than it will actually appear to real users.

On another note, this might be a neat way to avoid or deliberately screw up Googles "knowledge scraping" thing that they're doing which is pissing people off mightily (where when you search for a question, Google gives you the direct answer that they've scraped from another site.)
Type systems and languages that make them easy to use. I mean, other approaches are possible, but type systems are something we already all use and understand, and they seem to be enough.
Where is the shame coming from?
It’s not binary; home-brewed original cryptosystems can be bogus without a known vulnerability published.

All of the peer review by qualified professionals has been negative. Don’t take my word for it, go look it up.
Ask HN: Which languages have best interop / FFI / extension?
I find https://usehelix.com/ for Rust/Ruby very elegant!
Waves of Fintech Transformation
Because it also means there's no text to speech capability.
Having a self sufficient human settlement on Mars would also be super interesting, and vital to reducing existential risk. You have to pick one.
If you, at first thought, believed this to be about shame, it says something about the JavaScript ecosystem.
I also prefer an e-ink reader for reading. Still using the same Kindle Touch that I bought used probably 5 years ago. Probably charge it once a month, and don't have to worry about blue light before bed.
Maybe C-devs are easier to find than Python devs with competence in C?
I strongly doubt that they were able to shrink Darwin/iOS down to the Cortex M0+ that the AirPods have. I would love to be proven wrong, though.
So the men you meet on a hookup site (and particularly, a hookup site for people you’re unlikely to choose to build a life with) are less romantic than the men you met organically?

Color me shocked!
https://repl.it/ also provides C++ (and many more) support in an online version.