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There's nude art subreddits, no? And Vimeo has a bunch of channels featuring nudity on stage, nude art performances etc. It's video though, and maybe not super popular on a global scale, but just mentioning this to counter the 'all is lost' feeling the article sometimes gave me while reading through it.

For the rest though I wholeheartedly agree: the input (keyboard) and in between (servers) and output (search results/sites) being censored - with the majority of people not even realizing it - is quite terrifying.

Question: I do remember Nerve, but find it a bit hard to believe there is really nothing like it anymore, is there?
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I typically search TPB for recent action and horror films. Especially new Miike stuff.
Layers of middle management always sucks the life out of companies. And indeed governments. Try working for a bank, and you'll see exactly what I am talking about.
I know there are lots of alternatives but I'd rather have the author actually make a clear recommendation. For all I know, ODroid has some serious limitations that a quick Google search would not show.
That was underwhelming. I was hoping for some analysis of the statistics of causes, not just "more code can contain more bugs". I've fought the flaky test battle a lot at work and written a few articles that all contain more information and mitigation strategies that I've used:

https://medium.com/@boxed/use-the-biggest-hammer-8425e4c7188...
https://medium.com/@boxed/intermittent-tests-aligned-primary...
https://medium.com/@boxed/flaky-tests-part-3-freeze-the-worl...
>Are you saying that adult content is not legitimate art?

No, the commentator seems to imply the exact opposite: that a large amount of 'legitimate' art is also adult in nature, which lead to its illegitimate removal during the purge.
The artist claims that internet killed porn then switches to Yahoo News and is able to find what she is looking for, so it seems that she is unhappy that it is not reachable on Google. Another point is that when she worked with teenagers their biggest question was how to prevent diseases, pregnancy, one quick question- how would they find answers on porn sites? All the answers are available publicly on health related sites like the NHS for example, you do not need porn and sex-museums for that.
It takes two to tango. If a cyber war is ongoing, then I think the insurance company should cite retaliatory action in the war as evidence. From what I can tell western governments do not generally publicize any specifics of effective cyber operations.

So i wonder if this puts insurance companies in a position where they benefit from classified operations are outed to bolster the case that this was indeed an act of war.
Yup,that's called legal insurance and is often quite an affordable backstop, at least in the EU. Pro-tip is to get yours at another supplier than your regular insurance to best align incentives. In things like consumer conflicts I've never had to use my legal insurance, just announcing that you'll get them involved usually is met with some kind of compromise.
I think you should read the article, it's not complaining about the lack of commercial porn
There are a few red flags here for me. Libr has the signatures of a well known political movement who have a penchant for censoring anything they don't like under the claim of hate speech.

Or you're just marketing to the Tumblr user demographic.
> I hear of no stories where people have found happy and fulfilled lives as prostitutes

Here's one: https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/the-majority-of.... "In fact, when you ask sex workers about their job satisfaction and working conditions – as a study led by Leeds University just has – the majority of them are happy. When asked to describe their work, respondents typically selected positive or neutral words. 91 per cent of sex workers described their work as ‘flexible’, 66 per cent described it as ‘fun’ and over half find their job ‘rewarding’.".

That aside, have you heard many stories where people have found happy and fulfilled lives as coal miners? As Amazon warehouse workers? Lots of jobs suck, but we don't ban them.

>it is because prostitutes are routinely destroyed by their work.

https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/159/8/778/91471 found a standardised mortality rate of 1.9 for American prostitutes (almost twice that of the average member of the population), similar to what https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/pdf/10.2105/AJPH.54.5.... found for coal miners, but we don't ban coal mining. For prostitution, violence was one of the "predominant causes of death", a situation that would be significantly improved were prostitution legal, as prostitutes could then rely on police protection without fear of being arrested for their work.
What you say about those baby pictures is quite true. My American in-laws thought it was strange my family took those of me when I was a baby.
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I have the misfortune of having cofounded Cambrian Genomics with Austen. I led all of our technical work. I have almost never spoken publicly about the experience.

Cambrian Genomics was a small team working on building a high-throughput DNA cloning and synthesis pipeline using high-throughput sequencing and laser processing tools. That’s all we ever worked on, none of this other crazy stuff. We achieved an amazing amount of technical innovations on a shoestring budget and tiny staff - internally it was an amazing experience.

In the beginning Austen was the right amount of crazy for an early startup CEO, but as we grew he never matured as a person or founder and became ever more erratic in public. In the last year of our existence and his life he oscillated in full bipolar fashion between insane manic episodes where he talked on stages and to investors about glowing cat feces, feminine microbio hygiene products, terraforming mars, etc. All in defiance of the rest of us in the company.

He was clinically unhinged, though I don’t blame the press for not knowing that. His statements made himself a target… and when the PR machines turned against him he fell apart as a person and became a ghost. I tried everything I could to fix the mess, save the company, and help him out of it, but we came in one morning to find that he had hung himself in our office as a final parting gesture.

He might have been a dreamer, but he was also a narcissist and a jerk. He destroyed everything we had set out to do with his behavior and he never thought about anyone but himself.

To the young entrepreneurs: don’t be content to be a dreamer, and don’t be content to work with “dreamers”. Find builders with the strength, character, and vision to see things through... and if you ever feel the darkness closing around you in a startup, know that you really can walk away. Seek counsel. The end of a company should not be the end of your life.
Don't see much discussion around AWS support. Man, In my opinion its not AWS is great, its more about GCP & Azure are not even good.
>One can reasonably desire and agitate for the world to work differently than it does.

yeah, tumblr allowing porn again will make all the difference in the world.

lol
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Read cracking the coding interview and do a few problems from each section. Make sure to cover dynamic programming. I spent about a month and I was very well prepared.
Windows operating systems are just a gigantic bloated and underperforming mess.

Server 2019 is no exception.

At the company I work for IT ops deliver VMs as a service. The windows ones have huge disk footprint and take at least 3 times as long to deliver. Moreover dsc is not featureful enough compared with ansible. So it's also a pain to script/automate for. The failure rate is higher.
And let's not forget the need to put antivirus on them.

Lots and lots of reasons to escape from that platform, I could go on for a while.
I suspect this too. Also

> If I walk up to you and stand in your face, and you tell me that it made you feel intimidated I don't have the right to go "Stop, you're wrong".

Makes me think they never watched the many videos of the old man doing this, not the boys.

But they said they watched the videos and it wouldn't be civil to say they're not telling the truth.
Asus Tinkerboard, Libre Computer LePotato. Both much more powerful than the RPi. Both available with eMMC which is much more robust than your typical sd-card.
> The other problem is the audience is not just the local village, but basically everyone on the internet today and the future potentially. Everyone is watching, commenting, liking, up-voting and so on

One can blame the Internet for many things, but in this case, it didn’t contribute anything new. Many famous people who had fallen out of favor with the general public decades or even centuries ago suffered and sometimes died in poverty. Perhaps bad news travels faster now, but it’s not less accurate than before the digital age and while it spreads more efficiently, it also has to fight more for attention with all the utterly pointless bits of information the media disseminate (e.g. last week: „Matt Damon lost his luggage and had to borrow a suit“ - in the headlines all over the world).
SQS came before S3.
I wanted a macbook pro but then keyboard issues stopped me. I was absloutely sure I would buy the new air, but I had seen some youtube videos where some keys would behave abnormally. So I'm still with my old air. Old one has served me well, and I guess I will just have to do without the retina display.
I am not. I am saying that evolution is time tested on a huge scale, GMO can never be.

By using GMOs one is definitely going to get black swans.
I don't trust Uber, period. The idea of Uber gaining a monopoly on "rideshare" services in NYC makes me damn near sick.
It's not the same as a bank. Google is far far ahead of that. HN seems to have pitch forks for anything Google. It's the only company that let's you openly engage with the CEO and hold them accountable.
From an economic theory perspective if you have diminishing utility, pooling risks makes sense even if there are some profits for the insurer, since you have more certainty about the possible outcomes. With graphs [1]

If the loss you are insuring is large enough, the acceptable profit is quite large for it still to be a worthwhile investment.

[1] http://www.economicsdiscussion.net/articles/risk-aversion-an...
"it's their fault for even imposing this situation on their kids"

It obviously is.

Whether or not you should let them in is another question on which I don't have any particular opinion.
First time I read about this, but I was involved in a related project and ideas. What freaks me a bit is that I wrote a short fiction story about that project and from all the possible names I picked "Internet of Smells". Is here [1] or archived [2].

[1] https://telegra.ph/Internet-of-Smells-04-26

[2] https://archive.is/Ir9GG
> qualities of the spywares and phisheries which currently dominate porn adviertising?

do they?

you can go to pornhub or xvideos and get all the porn you want, and ads will only ask you to subscribe to "full videos" (which are probably full, but I have never subscribed). Nothing shady about them, no spyware or phishery.

I have no tumblr experience, but I dont expect tumblr porn ads being different from pornhub porn ads.
When using the TOR Network, they take literally ages to finish.
> the macOS version is as good as defunct because System Integrity Protection broke many aspects of DTrace

Of course, DTrace works on macOS if you disable the parts of System Integrity Protection that block it (csrutil enable --without dtrace).
This is exactly what I thought when I saw that the guy that did those lame demos on ChromeOS during I/O had just became CEO.
And my opinion hasn't changed since that, yes, he's a non-threatening kind of guy and for most that aligns with their shallow definition of nice, but other that this? From the outside I can't really see anything else (and so maybe I should keep my opinions to myself).
We are developing an add on for the Raspberry Pi (tujasdr.com) and I spent some time looking at alternatives particularly because the Rbpi lacks OpenGL 3 support, which would have been nice.

There are a lot of boards with stronger hardware which are maybe great for general use, but they very often lack good drivers, for example many support I2S out but very few support I2S in.

Also the community support for the Rbpi is great.
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the choice does exist, Apple iPhone does everything privacy first, Android does things cost savings first (aka the cloud)

Most people seem to like the Google Assistant for more natural interactions and only tolerate siri for her limited uses she can do.
Paywall but can read article if you stop the page from loading before the modal pops up
"The billions are not arbitrary, but to settle obligations arising from the UKs past membership, such as pensions for their EU personell."

No UK monkey was ever able to understand this. "Just walking away will make this obligations disappear". And "paying them is the fee that we get all the EU rights with no obligations".
I can't find Joe Rogan Experience, one of the most popular podcasts in the world, on Spotify, though I can find 10 related or similarly named podcasts. I'm not sure why they don't seem to have it.
>The United States is quite a violent place...

This does not address the OP's question in any way.

The US is also quite a sexy place, with a lot of sex happening. Last time I heard, everyone's parents had sex at least once, and most people had it multiple times over the course of their lives!

Why then we censor this, by every definition, commonplace activity?
If you want to run something heavier, like Nextcloud it’s a good idea to consider an Atom board. It comes real SATA connectors and USB3 and you can get them for 70-80€.

If heard good things about the Beaglebones, but never used them myself.

I‘m not a fan of the Odroid board, because they require custom Linux or Android and at some point those are not updated any more.
I agree, but your last paragraph highlights the problem. Whose moral standards do we have to follow? It seems like everyones (or at least a subset of nations with enough spending power).

Everything ends up lowest common denominator. Probably why I don't watch Tom Cruise films anymore.
I'm aware that this kind of sushi roll isn't traditionally Japanese. But GP was talking about which Japanese food might go well with cheese. Sushi with cream cheese is a battle tested example from the west.
From a business perspective, Google's way to work with products makes totally sense, as you described. But - and that's that problem I have with Google - from a user perspective, their way to work is unprofessional.
Why did this become an internet meme? Because all the projects they launch are launched with a lot of loud tam tam, they advertise them and for new users it clearly feels like this new product is here to stay - only to find out two years later that the product will be cut off. People start to use this new fancy app which is marketed to be the "next big thing". And then later some product manager thinks that it may be not worth to continue working on it.

IMO if Google really wants to try out new things, they should make these things invite-only to find out if they are working and how users interact with it, or clearly mark them as 'beta' or something like that. Google has a huge fan base and the internet is full of people excited to try out new things. But if users clearly see "hey, this is kind of a beta product, I am just testing this out" there would be way less disappointment if the product shuts down after a while.
No mention of SD card failure rates? By far one of the biggest shortcomings of pretty much every generation. I'm aware USB boot (only relatively recently) exists, but this lacks the cheerful simplicity of slotting in a ready-formatted SD card, especially for "appliance" style applications of the Pi.
This would be a massively interesting suit, if fought out to conclusion. Looking for a proper definition of war, you might even go back to the Hague Conventions or some historical precedents in common law. Probably the terms and conditions do not further specify 'war', let alone 'cyber war'. But if it would be an easy case, the insurer wouldn't take on Mendelez, unless perhaps as long shot to prevent ruin.
>89% of the company took the poll

More changed minds or simply more minds reporting?
Good luck proving conclusively in court that russia was behind the software
> Speaking as an OS engineer who's worked on both kernels a lot, Windows is way better under the hood for low-latency, responsive end user stuff than linux

Still it's probably a lot cheaper to fix some latency issues on linux that to maintain your whole kernel.
The main issue with linux is the GPL for drivers, a long with kernel API instability.
distributed systems or distributed in time and space?
>It's the only company that let's you openly engage with the CEO and hold them accountable.

That's a very big claim.

I can instant message mine. And I still have my last one's personal mobile number.
Jobs told the dropbox guys that their product was a feature... go figure.
Isn't that probably a French tradition in Quebec, considering it's a French speaking province?
Yes, there's even an image of an SD card at the bottom?!
yeah, right.

I was online since 1999, which is probably year when article author was born. I've seen internet changing at least 4 times. I do remember using napster, for example.

So, some 20 year old is unhappy that tumblr she liked is no more? Cry me a river.
People said the same thing about Microsoft in the late 1990s - The Windows NT kernel was supposedly a thing of beauty, while Cairo was way ahead of its time. Problem is, computer science advances, so the type of programming that was state-of-the-art in the 1990s paled in comparison with what Google developed 10 years later. And the Google stack of 2003 is remarkably outdated by 2018 standards.

As a Xoogler I use & value the engineering chops I learned at Google every day, but I'm not naive enough to think that'll last forever. There are some really exciting developments in multiple areas of computer science - notably blockchains, Rust, GPGPU, serverless - that Google is poorly positioned to take advantage of, as well as others (machine learning, search, big data, distributed systems, capability security) that Google has historically been the market leader at but that are rapidly being commoditized by very high quality open-source projects.
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It's almost like the author forgot to write the section on this...
As much as I want to agree with you, those old phones had low resolution, low refresh rate screens. You need a much higher quality connection to push UHD video down, and I doubt you can get a slip-ring to reliably carry signals of that high a frequency. The capacitance and signal reflection issues would be tricky to work around.
The sex-bad-violence-good meme confused me at least since I became aware of its existence aged about 14.

I was 16 when I got a letter published in a UK national newspaper on this topic, pointing out the absurdity that deliberate murder could be shown in a cartoon aimed specifically at young kids (i.e. BBFC rating Uc), but people “my own age”[1] couldn’t see pictures of uncensored sex even though we could legally[1] perform those acts.

I’m now in Berlin, where “Dildo King” is advertised on rotating billboards in the City Centre next to adverts for kid’s dentists and nobody bats an eyelid.

In the other direction, I also remember being shocked when I first visited the USA and seeing “to my dad” and “to my daughter” Valentine’s Day cards in the supermarket.

[1] My own age at the time being the age of consent in the UK: 16
Wish we could print plasma coils into the air and energize them. Magnetic force on demand, wherever you need it.
Born in Europe but domesticated in USA, where I live for last 17 years. Its funny how your mindset change because of all the signals we constantly receive through media and just living around.

A story from last summer. I went to Italy to visit some friends. We pulled over at the gas station. Regular spot with regular stuff that any station sells. And with huge newspaper stand. I took first colorful magazine, turn second page and there I see an old man dressed in all jeans, with big beard smiling, holding what could be maximum 2-months old baby... all naked wearing only shoes. Baby's penis is sticking out and the way the man holds him or her is that his hand is under it, basically holding newborn's ballsack. All in color, bright and proud, second page, a newspaper about clothes that you can buy in every single newspaper store across Italy. It was commercial for supposedly oldest shoe company in Italy and the idea is that after you are born, first thing your parents put on your are shoes. I did not know whether to be shocked or what. I showed it to my Italian friends and they looked at me "what?". And then I was dumb enough to take a photo of it. I don't know... I guess wanted to show folks in USA how ads in Europe look like. Of course totally forgot about it later on.

Until a cold sweat showered me when all of sudden, when a Board Patrol agent asked me a random question: any suspicious photography you took on your European trip that I should know about ... on your laptop or your phone? No idea where he got it from... perhaps he was a mind reader or something. I barely could say "nope", but God only knows how much trouble I would have been had I told him the truth...

Sometimes you have to be super careful when you travel across the big pond... Not all laws rules and regulations are all the same everywhere, boys and girls :)
"Technical EM"? What about architect? Or is that title no longer in fashion?
> Advertisers concerned about their brand are going to avoid anything they fear will damage the brand image.

And rightly so. You frequently see complaints to company X about their ad appearing on content Y which is for some reason offensive to demographic Z. Usually it comes with dire threats of boycotting the brand.
I wonder how long this woman spent finding the next thing to complain about. Her real gripe is quietly dropped in the third paragraph where she claims porn is about "women". Porn is made by men for men on the whole. I despise porn personally and while I don't support censorship I certainly don't want to use a service where I constantly see news about porn. Porn is not about "people". It's just something almost every young man is addicted to because it simulates the feeling of mating with multiple women.
“We value your privacy. Please let us track you.”

No
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That is like double the price though.

I know its all trade offs, but for its price, there isn't really anything to beat the pi.
Actually, I've built a side project/POC, to check if the concept works, 6 months ago.

Recently I picked it up and continued.
Selectors still valid.

Just sayin :)
I personally hate take home tests that you aren’t compensated for, but I see your point. As to your last point, depends on your definition of “couldn’t code”. I think we tend to give the hiring and HR at companies like google too much credit. Things still slip through the cracks, especially at an organization of that size.
Majority of Americans are religious and sex is taught to be sacred when young. Thus it’s engrained and Even when the majority are not practicing it themselves as they age. Violence on the other hand is considered bad but isn’t on the level of a sacred act. I’m estimating in the next generation things will change.