skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Object all you like; having grown up partly in the context of conservative Christianity, I stand by my statement. If you'd like to read more from others on the topic, I recommend Fred Clark and Christopher Stroop, two people who grew up evangelical and write extensively on the culture. Or you could look at how evangelical hermeneutics and policing of tribal dogmas have infected the US right over the last few decades.

Do you have particular evidence he's not a conservative or a Christian? He claimed to be both, and I haven't seen anything to think he wouldn't have met CPAC's or the Moral Majority's definitions of those terms when he claimed that.

Twitter had gradually been turning down the dial on awfulness for years. Many conservatives believe that liberal social media companies are biased against them, and many ardent free-speech types believe the platforms are far too fussy. I'm sure you and I agree that Twitter's hateful conduct policy [1] (which bans such things as "inciting fear about a protected category" and "repeated and/or non-consensual slurs, epithets, racist and sexist tropes, or other content that degrades someone") and their enforcement of it don't go far enough. But non-insane people could also fear that a policy like that could be misapplied given how much it depends on judgment. And they might reasonably be concerned how much further the policy tightening could go.

So again, I think the claimed purpose of Gab, could well be, in a sufficiently confused mind, the actual initial intent. A large part of the US right is no stranger to outright doublethink, after all.

And thanks, but I'm aware that Gab isn't Bianca's.

[1] https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/hateful-condu...
At this rate of return, they could make college free, and still get a faster return of investment.
I am not, you'd pass out before you got to a lethal dose. Especially with tolerance.

However China has been cracking down on it (and analogs like Deschloroketamine).

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vdxqk4/why-is-the-chinese...

And the list of people who died due to ketamine related things: https://erowid.org/chemicals/ketamine/ketamine_death.shtml

The latter is a rather predictable list of people dying while doing stupid things on ketamine and/or mixing it with depressants
In life you are either a consumer or a producer. Consumption is the silent killer that's killed more dreams than any other force in history.

Relavent: https://www.davidparkinson.com/beware-consumption-the-silent...

Also relavent: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicat... [I use this and swear by it... destroys your news feed when you do login to facebook]
Only made it through 4 documents so far, and while mostly dry, it's still incredibly fascinating. The underlying expectations being laid out in dialogue in the beginning (and knowing the outcome later) is really very interesting.
That's not how it works ad buyers are not going to automatically increase their budgets.
I felt like the problem is that some people will think of doing this, and use it to drive like assholes and endanger people without penalty.
> They seem to move between texts, facetime, tumblr, instagram, phone calls (!), etc. in a fluid manner.

Aah. Just like how we moved from text, the mall, AIM, Yahoo!, CokeMusic/Habbohotel, MySpace, and phone calls (!), etc. in a fluid manner.

everything changes, and yet nothing changes
Regardless of version number, it's new behavior that seems to roughly align with the arrival of v3. I used to be able to pass most recaptcha, but now I get that message on some sites (which are now completely inaccessible).
I think you're really on to something here. The details are different, but it reminds me of how I use social media.

Most of my engagement consists of a private Slack groups with groups of friends who enjoy discussing various topics. (And within these groups I tend to subscribe to only the channels that I find more interesting.) Similarly, on Instagram I have one account where I follow a group of close friends I've mostly had since high school, and another where I mostly follow a bunch of car related channels I like. Having that separation and ability to go and seek out a specific kind of content is fantastic. (As opposed to just being subjected to a fire hose "feed" of whatever an algorithm thinks will be engaging.)

Actually, I resisted RSS in the past for much the same reason. Even though you curate the feed, I vastly preferred having a bookmarks folder of blogs and other sites I followed, which I could then pick and choose from to suit my mood, than to have it all served up in a reader.

It would be nice to see things move more in this direction. For example, the default Facebook view, rather than a general news feed, could be a set of groups you belong to, along with ad-hoc groups of interconnected contacts, encouraging you to pick what genre of updates or conversations suits your current mood. Even then I don't know if it would be siloed enough to capture the same benefits, but it would be a step in the right direction I think.
And you think the mutual non-disparagement clause required Google to invest in Playground Global?

> Rubin has also pulled together a group of high-rolling financiers; the endeavor is supported by a $300 million venture capital fund, whose investors include Google, HP, Foxconn, Redpoint Ventures, and Tencent, the Chinese Internet-services company.

https://www.wired.com/2016/02/android-inventor-andy-rubin-pl...
The sender's identity is known to the recipient.
How does signal do media messages? All the time i'll open signal and see someone sent a picture but I have to download it. If signal doesn't store anything on it's own servers but ip and timestamp, where is this media message stored after it's sent but before I received? Am I just downloading it from the device that sent it to me? That would explain why it's so unreliable.
This would be more impressive if they stopped dodging taxes and milking local taxpayers all over the world for corporate handouts.
"The agreement with our project partner, Ravel, requires us to limit access to the full text of cases to no more than 500 cases per person, per day. This limitation does not apply to researchers who agree to certain restrictions on use and redistribution. Nor does this restriction apply to cases issued in jurisdictions that make their newly issued cases freely available online in an authoritative, citable, machine-readable format. We call these whitelisted jurisdictions. Currently, Illinois and Arkansas are the only whitelisted jurisdictions."

TLDR: 500 cases per day, but looks like you can buy access from Ravel [1].

https://home.ravellaw.com/
I'm not sure I understand the feature. It protects the sender's identity from their servers, or from the recipient? What's the use case / threat model?

I think it prevents their servers from correlating my identity and my IP address etc., but since I want replies and I'm asking the server about replies, doesn't that operation tell the server what my identity is anyway?

(There are some comments here talking about anonymous messages, but that doesn't sound right since the phone number is apparently kept in the encrypted, inner envelope, and also how would you route replies if you didn't have an identity of some sort for the sender?)
So, in summer, I gave an introductory talk into web performance. This is its textual version :)

The talk includes 94 slides with text about:

— why web performance matters
— how to optimize:
— JS (async/defer, code splitting)
— CSS (the critical CSS approach & tools for it)
— HTTP/connection stuff (Gzip/Brotli, preloading, CDN)
— Images (compressing images, webp, progressive vs baseline images)
— Fonts (the `font-display` trick)
— and what tools help to understand your app’s performance

Would love to hear your feedback :)
They will have to satisfy regulators from all major regions where they want to operate. Non-compliance results financial, or criminal penalties or not being allowed to operate in EU.

In theory FB could just agree with EU that they will cease all operations in EU and leave in peace, but that would effectively kill FB over long term. Competitors would crush them. Imagine a mobile carrier who can't make calls to EU or email provider who can't sent or receive calls from EU. FB is in the same situation. It's a social network. Value for the users comes from connections.

Every international company negotiates some kind of deal if they want to stay international.
It seems reasonable that an individual should bear at least some responsibility for who they allow to borrow their car.
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I used my 6s plus at night in bed for extended periods of time without eye soreness. Switched to the XS Max last month and my eyes have been sore every morning. Could you try taping the IR emitter and see if that helps?
People always complain about younger people not getting it, but to me this sounds like a new generation of internet users actively self-regulating their social media use.
I’m in my twenties and that’s how my close friends and I use them... just fluidly communicate through all of them
While you're welcome to that opinion, Django has been freaking awesome. This whole thing got written in 3 months, not even working full time. I wrote pipelines in like a day.

It seems like you're saying I should have used a many-to-many there rather than 7 FKs. Probably, but shrug... it can be fixed later if it ever becomes a problem.
There are Bars in Boston where I would not make that statement :-)

More seriously the split between the north and south is no joking matter in a number of places.
No he's not saying the data is unavailable, he is saying it is absurd for the police to demand your help in convicting yourself or another.
That's not important. Apple argues they are buying chips from companies that already paid to use Qualcomm's patents. So, Qualcomm can't double dip and have Apple pay the same patent for the same psychical device.
About as well as a Bitcoin, I would expect.
Funny you should mention AskReddit. I'd consider the sad state of that sub an example of exactly how far mainstream Reddit has fallen. It's mostly content that makes me feel like I'm actually losing intelligence by reading it. Endless September writ large.
Why not Philonist or Philon ?
This does seem like the kind of news that recently would have generated quite a bit of discussion.
r/the_Donald was "quarantined" by the admins, so it cannot be discovered by users in the same way as other subreddits. That cut off a lot of the organic growth that you would normally see, and it cut off users who might normally see r/the_Donald on the r/all or r/popular wander in to comment/argue. People who are not already subscribers just no longer even see anything at all from r/the_Donald.
They started tracking outbound links before the redesign, so it's on old reddit too. You can disable it in user prefs.
Gratitude for the things you do have and remembering how fleeting all of it is.

We all die the same in the end, so what really matters?

Jesus said:

“Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.”

16 And he told them this parable: “The ground of a certain rich man yielded an abundant harvest. 17 He thought to himself, ‘What shall I do? I have no place to store my crops.’

18 “Then he said, ‘This is what I’ll do. I will tear down my barns and build bigger ones, and there I will store my surplus grain. 19 And I’ll say to myself, “You have plenty of grain laid up for many years. Take life easy; eat, drink and be merry.”’

20 “But God said to him, ‘You fool! This very night your life will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have prepared for yourself?’

21 “This is how it will be with whoever stores up things for themselves but is not rich toward God
Explain what trade? If the CEO dies the stock will go down due to the uncertainty of the future for the company.
Host with AWS. They are 50% powered by renewables and have a long-term goal of 100%. They’ve also helped build solar and wind farms generating 250+ gigawatts of renewable energy.
President Trumps threats to leave the international postal union would hurt the low margin Chinese companies more - as they currently benefit from low cost shipping deals agreed decades ago
Second this. A phone number is tied to an individual. Even though the conversation is secure,it makes targeting easier since the attackers know who is talking to whom(comments on pgp usage and why the NSA loves pgp: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/27/nsa_loves_it_when_y... ,former NSA chief hayden also made similar remarks).

Let'a say a journalist is targeted by a sophisticated attacker. The attackers want everything on the phone,why just calls and messaging? They won't even attack the protocol,they'll first try putting a RAT in place which will have access to everything. Signal does not promise to protect your communication after your phone is compromised(which only makes sense) but now the attackers don't just have access to your messages but also to your contacts. They now know the journalists sources and contacts by the phone number they used.
It doesn't have to be fraud. The industry is smart, it could just be implicit collusion.

It's like the prisoners strategy game ... except they are not prisoners - the are the wardens and we are the prisoners.

All they have to do is 'not compete against each other' and just play the 'price game'.

People love Musk and Bezos for their little boy rocket experiments, sure I'm glad they're doing it, but that's easy, it's so aspirational anyone would want to do it. They're doing what NASA can't seem to do - great.

You know who'd have actual big balls?

A billionaire that took on Healthcare and started putting insurance companies out of business, started scaring the crap out of fraudulent hospitals etc..

Who started class-action lawsuits against hospitals for lack of clarity in billing etc..

I would actually respect Wallmart or Amazon if they got into the healthcare business - both of them exist to wipe out costs in the value chain as a natural modus operandi, they might have the power to do it.
I'm really losing faith in bloomberg. That's a huge detail to leave out of a story like this.
Revenue tax not sales tax maybe you should have read it.
If the only thing holding you back from murder is a lack of funds, you are probably more likely than average to become a billionaire.
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Why not just create a queue per tenant? IIRC, SQS charges per message, not per queue.
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You're assuming they give a prebate. Most people I know just want a flat sales tax, without any prebate. Which does harm the poor.

> This system does not discriminate based on gross income.

But it does. It still impacts those who make less more. It costs more of what little income they do get to keep after bills, and applies it to all necessities. It's a horrible idea.
Civic engagement happens in the real world, not by commenting on reddit, fb or Twitter.
I don't think it is, read closer. They're referencing this survey: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/09/05/americans-ar...

The 26% number is adults, total. The 44% number is people 18-29.
Except there won't be any businesses around if tourists price them all out of the city.
> I hope that MLK would have ...

I once said similar things. Then I learned that MLK was told similar things then - he was constantly told that he was creating trouble by inflaming things. I strongly encourage you to read his "Letter From a Birmingham Jail" to see not only that the same things have always been said, but his response - it transformed my understanding of these issues.

> partially healed wounds ...

> re-opening those wounds and undoing any healing that had already begun.

I think we should question the assumptions that the wounds were as healed as perhaps is widely thought by people who aren't in minorities. What makes you say they are healed to the extent you think? When I ask people who have those experiences personally and directly, they almost always have a starkly different view of the amount of 'healing'.

Part of MLK's response is that, unless compelled to address it, people don't take them seriously and they linger. Racism has lingered in the U.S. for centuries. IME, people who aren't directly affected by problems tend to project their experiences onto them - they unconsciously infer that 'I don't see bad things' means 'it's not bad'.

Finally, a bit of a tangent: MLK is often adopted by white Americans because his message, misunderstood, makes them feel comfortable. MLK was very much about making people uncomfortable, and he believed (again, see the Letter) that that was the only way to foster change. (And IIRC, even after the Voting Rights Act, surveys showed that MLK had more people in the U.S. who thought negatively about him than positively.)
By putting the crap up top they're inducing you to start that downward scroll...
> I realize the issues with my perspective, I just don’t have much sympathy for drivers who could easily stop driving if the economics don’t make sense for them.

This is an incredibly privileged statement. Uber is how many people put food on the table. Many of these people do not have a better option available.
My guess is if you reactivate and immediately deactivate, it should do what you want. I don't know what else that triggers, though.
Pretty sure the code would expose just how much of a rush-job apple did with APFS. It may be released one day..
devise an alternative to "proof of work" blockchain ledgers.

cryptocurrencies are sucking down electricity at a rate larger than many nations, and all for literally doing NOTHING useful...

(majorly non eco activity...)
Coming to the US to pick crops is a victimless ‘crime’. If anyone, the bigger criminals are the US citizens who own the companies, large and small, who hire undocumented workers and know full well they are doing it.
While I feel that Serge (the OP) is being too harsh on the RMS' announcement, which obviously was born in attempt to reconcile the differences between the people who insist on introducing "a proper CoC" and the people who feel that "it is the heavy-handed way of teaching people to behave differently", your comment is going too far in the different direction.

Emotional labor is a thing. As someone who both prefers direct communication and (thinks that he) can relate to what other people feel, I'm always facing a choice between spending some emotional effort to be "nicer" or having my counterparty deal with it. I tend to choose the former and it does feel like labor.

Absence of barriers is also not the same as making one feel welcome. But I feel the KCG are actually a step in the right direction in this regard; and since it doesn't alienate as much of the anti-CoC crowd, it seems foolish to battle it.
As does the FTSE - and I am not sure if London even allows new listings with this dual class set up any more.
”Indefatigable” made me think “British warship”. Google showed me right. It was a World War One battle cruiser (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indefatigable-class_battlecrui...)

The British Navy had a lot of ships with names that are good sounding archaic adjectives such as Indignant, Illustrious, Indomitable, Undaunted, Vivacious (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ship_names_of_the_Roya...)

They also use names that seem bad choices today such as Inconstant, Inflexible and Terrible (that word changed meaning over the centuries. Originally, it meant “terror-inducing”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Terrible lists eight ships with that name, going back to 1694, so I guess that stil was the intended meaning for the one from 1944)
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Strictly speaking, Cloud Foundry is not Pivotal's, it belongs to the Cloud Foundry Foundation. We're the leading contributor and we sell the leading commercial distribution, but it's still an open source project.

We compete with Red Hat in on-prem and hybrid scenarios but we're also cooperating with Red Hat, Google, IBM and SAP on Knative.
Are there people driving your car that you could not recognize from a photo?

Now, there's a separate debate about whether you should be compelled to name that person...
Or they will get beaten to the punch by a competitor (probably Waymo), and they will become even more economically unsustainable.
Where is this small-print free paradise you allude to?
If this is aiming to invoke the tired "virtue signalling" cliché, it's rather vacuous.

Kierkegaard's alternative was an armed rebellion. Are you seriously advocating for civil war, and dismissing all peaceful methods of achieving change?

That gets to the heart of what's wrong with the concept as it is used by the 4chan crowd these days: The success of democracy is exactly the possibility to effect change without shouldering grave personal risks. Trying to reframe this accomplishment as ineffective, weak, or lazy runs the danger of provoking exactly the sort of dramatic, self-sacrificing gestures that have been in the news recently.

In the specific case, maybe quitting would be slightly less dramatic but more forceful form of protest. But it's quite obvious that exists a gray area where it's perfectly legitimate to try to change an organisation, while still being convinced of its overall benefit. Recruitment & retainment are also huge factors for Google's future prospect, making a walk-out with the implied threat of quitting, an effective tool.
Right. Give me literally the orders you put in, with a timeline for the hit. Then explain the price points, liquid capital & risk stats you need to make a particular profit.

This is basic stuff for actual short sell trades so I presume it is easy to produce in the “hit a CEO” fund space.
I think I tend to trust outlets more if they don't pay so much attention into keeping up with the design style of the day.

Overfocus on this shallow surface quality has a correlation with a lack of underlying quality in the actual content. It's not that you can't have both or that I don't appreciate surface quality. But if something is ugly or simple or doesn't follow trends and has great content, it tends to remove a certain sort of person as consumer and perhaps lowers the temptation to cater to shallow desires because not many are around to get hooked.

That is, many things are better because certain parts of them are objectively worse and turn away certain people.
The shittiness of their system goes both ways -- It's not fun running a couple blocks down the road trying to get to an uber that won't drive to you, only to have them cancel and collect the $5.
Yikes, that is some ridiculous condescension I think we can do without in the future as well, if the wishlist is still open.

Also, if you're factually wrong about something, nobody owes you research even though it would be nice. You're still wrong even if you can't be bothered to click a few links, so it's a weird complaint. They didn't just have a "point"; they were right.

Finally, lighten up. It's just gaming-related chit chat. Nobody here is paid to use their free time to write comments on HN or to give you better links.
if you have a blood parasite, the virus will hide inside the parasite and re-infect you, and it won't matter if you are on a drug that kills the virus (unless the drug can get into the parasite and kill it as well). Even worse the virus could theoretically hide in your DNA or immune system as instructions-to-run-later, and your system could screw up and accidentally re-create it -- I am not sure how exactly that would work but it is worth exploring the possibility. If it was easy to kill, it'd be dead by now.
> And you think the mutual non-disparagement clause required Google to invest in Playground Global?

Not directly.

It is a reason that he details of the separation would be tightly held, and thus may not have known to those in whatever of Google's investment subsidiaries was making the decision on that investment.