skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even if that were so, it would not be sufficient for restitution, but bitcoins and satoshi are just abstractions and do not have individual identity, and cannot, in general, be individually tracked.
The reason it's fingerprint resistant is because lots of other people will have the same reported screen size. Not because a different screen size is reported to different sites.
Calling out google's practices is valid, but doing it in a thread about facebook's practices is whataboutism. It's just not on-topic.
React: write templates once, render on either server or render on client.

The main advantages to backend-only templates would be if your website really doesn't benefit from an SPA or if your code is mostly already written.
Is it because diet soda doesn't provide nutrition to gut bacteria, but still takes up the space actual nutrition could have been in, and thus the gut bacteria don't get access to as much nutrition?

Edit: poor wording above. I meant to ask whether the artificial sweeteners could take the place of nutrition for the gut bacteria but not actually provide enough nutrition.
Can we please stop using "gaslighting" as shorthand for "an opinion or perspective expressed by a single user that I disagree with?" I've seen it in several comment threads here in the past few weeks and it's getting really annoying.
>What value does it provide? The fact that you know with certainty that someone is single (or at least claims to be)?

You'd also know that they're advertising that they're open to being approached - it might relieve some anxiety knowing that you're going to be rejected simply for approaching someone that isn't interested in being approached at all.

>just put the digital equivalent of "hey ladies I'm single" and wait for the women to swarm? Yeah, ok.

Yes, they've gender-inverted their example in order to be politically correct. You're right that men will still pursue, but I think the app might offer something to men who are less than perfect at detecting which women are signalling they want to be approached. A lot of men would like some de-risking on that front, even at the expense of reducing the total size of the pool.

EDIT: wait, unless it's a thing like bumble where only the woman can make the first move? In that case yeah, I don't see it taking off
Poop from somebody who isn't depressed.

That sounds like I'm making it up, but unfortunately I'm not.
> It's becoming boring and boring, so that's why I believe people are leaving.

I'm not much of a user myself, but among my friends that use it heavily I've noted a number of complaints that it has gotten HARDER to use for their primary use: keeping up with friends.

Their issue isn't that FB has become stale or boring, but that it has actively LOST ground relative to their purpose.
Nor be stored for later retrieval.

Such a firewall, when disabled, would essentially have to restore the whole page memory to how it was when it was enabled, and block access to localStorage / IndexedDB / Cookies / Cache.
Meh who thinks about such things that has been in the workforce for more than a couple of years... nobody!
It's becoming boring and boring, so that's why I believe people are leaving.

The problem with Facebook, is that either it's boring, or it's not boring, and in that case it's often far worse. Facebook latched onto the fact that outrage measures as "engagement" then other people latched onto that fact and started to use Facebook for their own outrage mongering purposes.

Still, Instagram and WhatsApp are running strong with barely no competition. We don't see any news about their user base decreasing and news channels don't seem to dislike them. Facebook is doing a good job making sure their biggest three platforms are seem as independent from one another, keeping Instagram and WhatsApp almost free from controversy.

So one company, three brands?

If I were to start my own crowdfunding app, I'd have one app with three "skins" and three different brands, each a different level of "edginess." In the Terms of Service would be the discretion for the site to "shift" your account from one of the three to another. The only effect of this, would be to shift the public information around the creator and subscriptions from one site to another. I would do this, so that "maintaining our brand" would never become an issue in funding creators, even edgy or downright controversial ones.
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Folks hide valuables too - for fear of their being stolen. And rituals often have special places for the initiated, excluding the public. So not a slam-dunk that's its stolen stuff.
Corporations aren't AI. They're just the latest human hierarchy system. It's much more complex than any human system that existed before though. If corporations don't stand by any moral values it's because our culture doesn't have strong moral values. I mean isn't the American Dream really just to get rich? If consumerism is the only value that binds our country together what can you expect from our corporations other than to make more money at any cost.

I don't want to sound too cynical. Humans are doing better than before. Royalty and Aristocracy used to justify slavery and among other horrible things. It's a long road to get to a better society, and everyone is responsible for having moral values and sticking by them. If we want life to be about more than just making money we all have to talk about it, start valuing people that do good and not make everything about money or status. We can't scapegoat this shit to "AI" it's a human problem.
They are going to Instagram though. Thats one of facebook smartest move. Buying all the other social media sites.
I have been searching and waiting for someone to build this! Thank you so much! Currently reviewing code is a guessing game. "Does it actually do what it's supposed to do? I don't know but the code looks sound." I have only the code to reference and maybe screen shots if they're provided. I'm not going to spend the time to download the diff and deploy it myself just to see if the application is doing what it's supposed to.
> What does your daughter use to connect with friends?

Steam and SMS, primarily. WhatsApp, too, but to a lesser degree.

And, probably, something else that I'm not aware of.
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Nextdoor really needs to get it's act together on siloing neighborhood discussions, it's basically built for this.
Oh Zuck, don't feel bad. You still have lots of money and a beautiful family.
I find the responses to this suggestion very amusing.

General rule. Women like being able to preemptively filter men out of their dating pool based on a variety of fairly arbitrary criteria. Men who fear being so eliminated want to not be filtered out by those criteria.

Given that this site has mostly men, most of the opinions expressed will be against any such filtering.

Put another way, suppose that a woman wants to find single men, over 6' tall, under 35, with a university degree, and a job making more than 100k. Men who fail to meet any of those criteria do not wish to be filtered out.
Nice - I signed up for it and I'm seeing images of mail being sent to my previous address (that's actually addressed to the current occupants, not my mail being mis-delivered).
This just boggles my mind. I have been getting emails for 60 days before a domain expiry.

Are you sure somehow a weird account isn't your namecheap contact email?
I love EVs, in fact, I own one. But I think we will be using internal combustion engines 100 years from now. We keep finding more and more oil, and more ways to extract oil, that we will probably be OK for centuries. And the energy density of Gasoline and Diesel is fantastic, and will probably remain superior to batteries for a long time.
He said interesting feature.
Why do you call it the diaspora? Doesn’t that imply forced removal from homeland? What about those that opted out of their old country and voluntarily wanted to come to America.

Would you consider white Americans to be part of the European diaspora!?? This just screams victim mentality and seems to be an over extension of the YC organization to capture mindshare and influence people like Pichai and Nadella who I have an issue with leading 2 prominent tech companies.

Don’t even get me started on how the Indian caste system is invading traditional American values.
I have no idea what things were like "back in the day" but as a 20-something it's really interesting how there aren't many places (excluding 'nightlife' venues) were strangers can mingle and micro-conversations are frequent. The best place I can think off currently is the gym.
You want to know which hour of day you are most efficient right?

The heatmap can identify whether which working style suits you.

Sounds like a good idea.
I’d be beyond shocked if even one percent of all Facebook users would pay $5/month for it. I think the only population of users who’d consider doing so are the intersection of those who are affluent (by Western standards), are extremely opposed to Facebook ads, and use it enough to consider paying for it.

I’d be surprised if you could get 1% of the US population of users to consider it, let alone the global population. You’d realistically be looking at single to very low double digit millions of users at the maximum.
Great quotation; reminds me of Nassim Taleb's remarks on planning in "Antifragile".
For me (and for a lot of other people) what I wish they would release as open source is VB6.

There are a ton of good reasons why this is unlikely to ever happen, though (third-party licenses mainly).

There are a ton of VB6 applications out there running, and Microsoft so far has continued to keep the runtime around, but that won't always be the case.

When it is finally EOL'd, people aren't going to be happy at all about it...
Many folks are on these drugs not because of depression or anxiety.

I got put on SSRIs because it was the only thing that helped my IBS after getting some kind of GI infection while traveling in Europe.
I agree, and a concise response to this article can pretty much be summed up as "Don't roll your own security" for... the fun of it I suppose, I wanted to take a swing at one particularly (IMO) good tear down of why it's stupid for technical reasons, but simply rubber stamping "Don't roll your own security" is pretty acceptable on any of these proposals.

This stuff is complicated, if you're a professional at it good on you, it's a tough job, otherwise... just listen to the professionals/best practices and don't feel the urge to be creative, you'll probably break something. It is possible that everyone is wrong, but it's unlikely... and when everyone is wrong (for example Dual_EC_DRBG) if you're using that system it'll be hard not to be aware of the issue when it comes to light.
There is no "high definition radio." In the context of FM radio the H stands for hybrid and the D stands for digital. The digital often sounds worse when you compare them. Less noise for sure, but synthetic treble, almost as bad as Sirius XM.
Can you try again and let me know if the problem persists?
very poorly phrased question. Without "the cyber security industry" we wouldn't have been able to launch stuxnet or hack into NK missile systems, so yeah, I'd say it's helping us stay safe.
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> I thought react was php for the frontend.

Erm. In what way? Ubiquity? Code quality?
There's nothing wrong with the article. The March Report merely says they were able to recover the cold storage wallets and discovered they were empty; it doesn't go into how they got access to those wallets since that isn't relevant to the report.

Per the company and prior news reporting, those cold storage wallets discussed in the March Report were only stored on the owner's laptop, which was previously inaccessible due to various security mechanisms. (Reports suggested that the laptop was "locked" but did not indicate whether it was boot-locked or locked via the Windows mechanisms.) The fact that they were able to access those wallets means they "cracked" the security measures on that laptop.
I understand the original title was, "War, What is it Good For?"
I'm in Australia, no deadline when I went through but it seems like it is changing. Plenty of friends who took 6+ years, record of 13.
Yeah, but we still think of them as ephemeral. I mean if a colleague lost work from open tabs I'd put a larger portion of the blame on them than if their hard drive dies and they lose bookmarks.
The politics has destroyed the friendliness. Same goes for Twitter, to some extent; even for us political junkies. The constant drip of miserable stupidity of others is just exhausting.
People already do this type of filtering implicitly. In sociology, it's called "social sorting" [1].

In fact, all the characteristics you're looking for can be satisfied by going to a top-tier university or a nearby city: most college graduates have higher income levels and probably higher SAT scores, and most move to metropolitan areas after graduation. In this case, we call a "sorting mechanism".

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_sorting

Note: I'm not encouraging this behavior – just pointing out that it exists without technology. A dating app like this would just cause more sorting.
I don't think there's any point to that since people could lie about that info if its up to them to put it up themselves. Even worse if it requires some sort of proof, I don't see people using an app that requires them to submit bank forms or a transcript. Then again, there may seriously be a market for an app to match up rich people with attractive trophy spouses, but I don't think that's what this app is going for.
If your game doesn't give competitors perfect knowledge of the game state, it would make sense for the AI to track previous activity of its current opponent as part of the 'play state' for making decisions. For instance, if it doesn't know where the enemy is, but the enemy has attacked from this direction every time so far, it would prepare for another attack from that direction. Or if the last time the AI made a given offensive move, the player countered effectively a certain way, it may modify its next offensive to overcome that counter. The longer the game, the more it could appear to be learning to counter its opponent, even though, as you say, it's just making the optimal move given the current state of play.
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The problem with the non ad driven model is that to you 5$ might be nothing, but some people 5$ is an impossible sum of money to spend a month on entertainment. Ads allow companies to offer first world products to customers who could desperately use technology to help them connect and trade in their local communities.

I think the discussion on privacy and ad based platforms should really be orthogonal.
Servants for the rich never went away. What's new is the concept of easily summoned single-task servants for the middle class: now anybody with a phone and a bit of spare money can delegate tasks, and the people fulfilling those tasks lack even the basic job security of having a steady employer.

All that said, I do find the article's use of "servant" somewhat demeaning. Is a self-employed tradesman like a plumber a "servant"? How about a freelance software developer? Where do you draw the line?
That's funny, but it also sounds like a cynical way of looking at your work. Once you throw in games in the "waste of time" bucket, where do you stop? Movies? Music? Drawing? etc?

20ms sounds like very little, but have you ever tried to get anything done in a place where everybody has a lax attitude towards time?
Reminded me of this: https://www.ioccc.org/
This is also one of the biggest failures of the modern antitrust law.

If giants like FB can't innovate and must buy competition to survive despite all the advantages they have, something is wrong.
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> Those with IBD already have a difficult time with people not believing they’re sick or that symptoms aren’t that bad

That's surprising and sad to hear. I have a close friend with Crohn's who is always very stoic even when he's obviously feeling miserable. But I can't imagine people downplaying such a dreadful disease.
I don't get why people even try to store their cryptos in a cloud-based wallet. Just store it in a USB and put it in a safety deposit box.
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There is, in fact, a thriving chip industry for automotive ECUs, so that's not true. Yes- they are black boxes, but they've almost all been cracked and modified to some extent. At least for cars that people care about.
Uber wasn't available before Uber. Taxis were available, but those are very different things. It really is a job platform designed to take advantage of people who need multiple jobs, and surprise surprise, there's a slew of 'em here. It simply wouldn't work in a country that did not have such huge wealth disparity.
I mean, I'm no scientist but dreams seem to serve a purpose on some level and it doesn't surprise me that after all of that time locked down behind a medication your dream state might have something to communicate to you.
I find that to be a really intriguing idea. Offering a gradient instead of platform ultimatums. Could this scale, is the question?
Ask HN: Any alternatives to Nuzzel (Twitter news notifications app)?
Company got acquired by Scroll last month and seems to have stopped sending out notifications.
Maybe it is. I know many women who would prefer strange men never randomly bother them in pursuit of romantic and sexual interest.
IMO what you describe can be summarized as a UX problem. Those things are there but it takes time and effort to find them, usually hard to figure out and therefor not adoptable by the masses. It's much easier to sign up for FB and start consuming through their slick UX. This is why big money wins time and time again. This is why Bitcoin, Linux, IRC, p2p, etc never had as much of a mass breakthrough as some had hoped, and likely never will.
Relax dear facebook employee, go treat yourself to a burrito at Teddy's or something from the Sweet Shop.
With neural networks, real-world data and real-world use-cases have expensive hardware requirements.

You can, however, try this service for free during the first two months:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/sagemaker/

(I am not affiliated with AWS and I have not used SageMaker)

You can also read the DeepMind blog to find out the latest state-of-the-art real-world usage of Neural Networks.
Students swiped doorknobs in our chemistry building and analyzed the swabs by mass spec. Antidepressants were found on every one of the doorknobs...and no one was even surprised by that outcome. My boss' estimate about how many grad students are on some sort of psychiatric medication is "all of them."
I lost too many "friends" on Facebook: I knew these people for many years, but I was shocked what they posted - from stupid to incredible things, mostly politics and mostly far left. I started cutting all these people and I was left with less than 20 when I closed my account.
This is a neat idea. The fundamental premise of the software is that you can't contact other users digitally. You can only contact them face to face. That cuts through a huge amount of BS such as catfishing. Also should increase profits of local bars and hang outs if this concept catches on. The app hopes to eliminate the risk of approaching people who are not in the market. Though it also eliminates the tactful decline of "Thank you, but I'm seeing someone".

On the other hand, and as people have mentioned, there's definitely already countless venues that cater to the single scene where it's fair to presume it's ok to approach anyone you like. But this might entice people who don't know where those hangouts are to find them.
If I don't see a known number or known contact when the phone rings, I let it go to VoiceMail.

I have an answering message for VoiceMail that contains two things: the tones that signify "this number not in use" and the terse 'leave a message'.

The tones kill off the autodiallers that most scam/cold-call diallers use. The 'leave a message' is for the few real people that are on the other end of the line.

Anybody who doesn't leave a message will be ignored, and only the (very few) voicemails that I select to answer will be followed through.
> latched onto the fact that outrage measures as "engagement" then other people latched onto that fact and started to use Facebook for their own outrage mongering purposes.

So this must be your assessment of twitter as well? Same current observation, Same predicted outcome?
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Though it is possible there are some withdrawals that weren’t backed by any deposits.

You don’t need to steal a wallet if you can update your account balance and then do formal withdrawals through the front-end.
Coffee shops are indeed perfect. Low commitment, public, not weird to meet during the day, usually fun relaxed vibe. I do all my first meets there and its always well received.
You can just threaten to reverse any transaction they ever make.
> They did their duty, as the people of the nation asked them to.

As you may infer from current headlines - "The president told me to do it" is not exactly legal justification. We're a nation of checks and balances. If domestic spying is what the people wants then congress needs to act on that. For people intelligent enough to "own the globe" I don't see what's so confusing about this.

Bypassing the cornerstone of our democracy is not a heroic act. Spying on Americans by routing traffic through five-eyes is not clever or heroic. It's incredibly dangerous and represents an existential threat to our democracy. You can't even begin to imagine how blackmail will be used to silently and invisibly form the political landscape for the next 50 years.

Maybe Snowden isn't a patriot - but the NSA is a traitor to the American public.
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No, I have my own mail server and don't do automatic spam filtering (not enough volume that I could be bothered to set it up yet).
I also use that, but I find it faster and more straightforward to just drag the window edge, especially when devtools are not opened. One example is using browser and editor side-by-side on a single macOS split-full-screen.
Collect matches? More like connect bedpost notches. If your (and I'm speaking generally to HN, not you directly) Tinder matches have a low conversion rate to hook-ups, you:

-need more attractive/higher-quality photos

-need to revise your seduction-by-text techniques (get their phone#/WhatsApp#/whatever, build a little rapport, move the conversation OFF of Tinder ASAP, arrange a face-to-face low-pressure coffee "date", etc...)

-need to try a different geographic area (some areas just have a terrible dating market, even on Tinder)
I think the meetup protocol with this app is getting it wrong by asking women to initiate. Men tend to initiate despite the rejection of interest; most women are not as forward and find it attractive that the man approach them. Why would the app depend on women to initiate?
Hey, I work on the commandline team too - We can't give out exact timelines for anything we work on, but I can tell you that it's pretty high up on the backlog. It's closer now than it's ever been, that's for sure.