skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What you want sounds within Reddit's normal use case. If it's not a site feature, it's a feature of automod: https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoModerator/

There's a lot of subreddits configured to only allow text posts, one of the subreddits I frequent is configired to delete your post if it is an image post that doesn't have a top level comment by the poster, as the subreddit rules require all image posts to have text descriptions (to guide conversation/mitigate low quality posts).

I don't Tumblr so I don't know the full use case for tags, but from what you've described it sounds like flair: https://mods.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010513191-P...
> The App Store is provided with the intent that services which are based off of it contribute back to the App Store.

No, the App Store is provided to drive iPhone sales. If you couldn't install third-party apps on iPhones, no one would buy one nowadays. The market has changed drastically since the iPhone's launch, when a public SDK was still unavailable.

> We have proof showing that the App Store has provided an objectively more secure environment for the average user than Windows or even the repository model.

I'm not convinced that's true. Apple has also invested heavily into app/process isolation on iOS itself, and a permissions model that keeps apps away from sensitive data without the user's consent.

Not to mention the fact that it's more the review process that keeps malicious apps off the phone. Google Play Store is also an app store, but they don't review apps anywhere nearly as closely.

Either way, an app store is not a prerequisite for a review process.
2004-2008 > 45k - Tech consulting fixing spyware etc

2008-2010 > 80k - SEO / Bartending weekends 50/50 split

2010-2012 > 55k - Building servers for DC's

2012-2013 > 60k - Helpdesk Support - Law firm

2013-2015 > 65k - Cisco VoIP tech - TekSystems

2015-2018 > 70k - Electronic Trading Support - Bank

2018-Now > 110k - Same as above - Different country same company
No im talking about accidents pr. mile which is way lower for Teslas, than the average.
Rule one for a happy life and peaceful afterlife: stay off of Weibo, WeChat, Reddit, the Chans, and other social media. Where there is injury, trolls rush in with salt.

Have a little hardness of heart, for a bit of "fuck you too" helps mitigate the pain of being disrespected by strangers searching for someone to kick.

A lot of the hate seems to be based on class and gender. Resentment that the young lady was from a family that could afford college (for a female) and international travel.
Well, Apple just want to "grow the pie."

Although growing on the pie seems a more apt metaphor. Defending 15% fees on second-year subscription is pretty difficult. There's no marketing, very little fraud risk. It's really rent-seeking behaviour – which of course is the commercial point of the walled garden approach.

This is Apple exploiting a very lucrative market position, one that they did invest quite a lot of money in – and took quite a gamble – to create.
- create a company in the Man Island
- You pay yourself the minimum to have ok life style (dividend allowance + progressive tax could make it somewhere around 15% + NI). You move for a year to Singapore, so you are no longer UK tax resident. You close the company.

I don't live in UK anymore and I could do something similar in my location, but I want to pay taxes and my effective rate is good.
Bipartisan bill proposes oversight for commercial facial recognition
> proving they're implemented correctly never is

Let's be clear: Rust is still far away from formal verification; the borrow checker won't save you from logical errors.

Second, data structures like graphs, trees, hashmaps are well understood and have a lot of algorithms built on top of them. Algorithms with a lot of research behind them, and complexity analysis. While complexity analysis doesn't always equal performance, if I can't use these universal tools in your language, I'll probably think of it as a toy language which stops me from getting stuff done, which is still what most of us are paid for.
Can someone link to a particularly egregious example of an untrue/non-POV/non-verifiable Sussman edit, or an in-bad-faith comment? So far the ones I see are basically reasonable.
>"I'll show you how to do DP"

Hey it's the same 3 example problems that are in every textbook, GeeksforGeeks, Leetcode, etc.
Really good, and if you want to add a 100% on-device and private-by-design Voice AI to your Smart Home, you can take a look at what we are building at https://snips.ai (disclaimer: I'm a co-founder)

It works for english, french, german, japanese, spanish, italian, and there are more languages coming!
You can't just run someone over b/c private. The company or driver could be held liable.
As Apple says in the article, they put quite a few resources into making the whole App store platform, including in-app payments. The issue is that there is no opt-out for the end user - you cannot use a different app store to install applications for your phone, and jailbreaking is getting harder while at the same time border-line illegal in some jurisdictions, not to mention being quite technically challenging.

Imagine buying a car sold by a gas station chain saying "We made the BEST gas stations you can imagine, but you can ONLY buy gas here. It's a fair marketplace, everyone who wants to sell gas at our stations can do so equally, and we'll take the same cut from everyone!".
The (next) brightest hope for something changing here is Starlink. I'm sure that Comcast and and AT&T will throw up every legal roadblock that they can, but universal 1 Gbps internet availability could really shake things up.
its about payment not app store lock in. there is nothing wrong with paying by browser and not via the appstore besides convenience. your car does come with a 'buy new tires' button but you can still go to the store and pay with cash.
Not REA, they offer really low.

I'm talking about Atlassian, Canva, Google, AWS, IMC, Optiver.
It's a funny concept. People who haven't even purchased the product feel that the company has promised them things and feel aggravated if those "promises" go unfulfilled.

In reality, Tesla is a company with such ambitious goals that they often fail only to later succeed. The fact that so many people want to tear them down for that is very sad.
I am not saying Tesla is the company that should provide this, but at least Tesla generates headlines. We would need a modular approach, whether on a household level or on a regional level. The utility is not going to provide it and existing companies in SA don't offer household kits that includes a battery system like the powerwall.
Nice! Any specific artists or playlists you can refer me to?
>It would serve as a deterrent.

This argument has never worked in the history of ever. The examples from history are far too numerous to list but if you really must need an example, the War on Drugs would serve that purpose.
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I've seen some are mentioned as caught on the street. Just wondering about the rest where the situation was not listed explicitly.

> If it was network surveilance, you'd have numbers in the thousands easily.

That doesn't have to be true. If you want fewer people playing the game, it's easier/cheaper to catch a small number and make it known in media than actually arrest thousands. (Unless arrests are your goal that is)
What's the source of this and is there a URL?
Found, James Fallows at The Atlantic;

https://www.theatlantic.com/notes/2019/03/heres-what-was-on-...
In Orlando, Florida except for my first job. All values are essentially total compensation since any stock I have gotten from any of these companies has had zero value.

2007 - $42k Junior Game Designer in Australia

2008-2012 - $45k-$55k (QA Programming Lead)

2012 - $70k Software Engineer at a new company

2013 - $80k Software Engineer raise at same company

2014 - $90k Promoted to Software Development Manager at same company

2015 - $95k Software Engineer at a new company

2015 part 2 - $140k via freelancing

2016 - $70k First employee at startup I helped start

2017-2018 - $80k Raise at startup

2019 - $155k Remote for engineering team that used to be based in Boston.
This is the clearest way to say it. Spotify has utterly no argument in this case. Their claims make no sense, it’s just a lot of noise for Spotify to drum up an angry mob of people who vaguely misunderstand “monopoly” and hate Apple for whatever unrelated reasons.

If you want to put your product into the distribution channel that Apple spent shitloads of money to create and operate, then you have to pay their fees and that means you can’t engage in a practice like linking to an outside signup page that is solely for the purpose of circumventing the fees you rightly owe for use of the distribution channel.

Nobody has to distribute your app for free. You don’t like the prices Apple charges for it? Go to Android, or make your own distribution channel, whatever.

Spotify is free to not participate if they don’t like the pricing.
I think iOS app distribution is a bit too narrowly drawn a market. What if Apple had 5% of the smartphone market, they'd still have 100% of the iOS app distribution market.

No, I'd say the right word here isn't monopoly, but rather duopoly. That doesn't mean that antitrust law shouldn't apply, duopoly is definitely not the same thing as a fully competitive market.
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Haha, Modi fans are downvoting you for pointing out that the obvious. This incident took place in Gujarat. Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat for more than a decade before becoming Prime Minister of India. The BJP has now been in power in Gujarat for nearly 20 years. If Modi/BJP isn't responsible for this idiocy, then I would invite the BJP bhakts (devotees) to tell us who is.

Before you speak, let me establish two facts. Modi and the BJP are synonymous since 2014. When the BJP wins an election, it's called a "Modi wave". The flipside of taking credit for everything and micromanaging everything that the BJP does is that he is responsible when they fuck up... like they have here. Second, the police ultimately report to the Chief Minister who is answerable to Modi. Now say what you have to say, without resorting to the downvote button.
Forgive me for perhaps being naively optimistic, but I'd probably give industrial robot design engineers applying optimal control methods to solve performance robustness issues the benefit of the doubt that their error budget would properly account for and derate any critical sensor.
I was thinking the same thing. When I "play" with a new language or tool or concept, I try lots of different scenarios (search), until I can reliably predict how the new thing will work (learning).
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इसका सबसे बड़ा कारण यह है कि हम शारीरिक श्रम उतना नहीं करते, जितना कि हमारे द्वारा खाए गए खाने के बाद किया जाना चाहिए। जो ऊर्जा शरीर में ज्यादा उत्पन्ना होकर अतिरिक्त रह जाती है, वह शरीर के उन्हीं भागों में चर्बी के रूप में एकत्र हो जाती है, जिनका उपयोग हम अधिक नहीं करते हैं। कूल्हे व पीठ का भाग बढ़ जाता है, पेट के लटकने से मांसपेशियाँ ढीली हो जाती हैं, हाथों व जाँघों का थुलथुला हो जाना- ये सभी लक्षण मोटापे के रूप में दिखते हैं। मोटे व्यक्ति अधिकांशतः कब्ज के कारण पीड़ित रहते हैं और उन्हें मधुमेह, उच्च रक्तचाप, दिल की बीमारी, जोड़ों का दर्द, गठिया, घुटनों में दर्द की संभावना भी अधिक होती है।

पिछले 20 वर्षों के दौरान, वयस्कों के बीच मोटापे की समस्या काफी दुनिया भर में बढ़ी है. नई शोध के अनुसार 80 लाख से अधिक लोग मोटापे से ग्रस्त हैं. यह वृद्धि केवल वयस्कों के लिए ही सीमित नहीं है बल्कि युवा लोग 1980 के बाद से तीन गुना इस समस्या से ग्रस्त है. बच्चों और 6-19 साल के किशोरों में (9 लाख युवा लोगों) का १६ प्रतिशत इस समस्या से ग्रस्त हैं . यदि शीघ्र ही इस समस्या का कुछ समाधान नही किया गया तो सम्पूर्ण विश्व में सबसे अधिक लोग इस समस्या से ग्रस्त होंगे
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Not nonsense at all. I answered with a list of companies.

I got offered $150k+ at Zendesk Melbourne out of uni, but that was a special situation. But also I literally did get that offer so no, 120k is not "nonsense".
Well let me explain it to you then. The motivation of my rant is safety.

When you put a x amount of inches screen in the front of the vehicle right next to the driver, and making that screen to take input from the driver and display output for the driver, you are distracting him. When you are distracting a driver of a vehicle that leads to car accidents, car accidents kill other people and ruin lives.

If you are on a hype train and you don't take driving seriously if you want put in your car a 4k 65 inch Samsung TV to watch your favorite show, but I don't see a reason then why you should be on the road endangering other people lives.

I like Tesla as a company and I like Elon Musk I would love to have an electric vehicle one day, but that doesn't mean I should I agree with some engineer design decision to place a tablet in the middle of the car.

I don't believe that either the software nor the hardware is so advanced today that car manufactures can safely build big screens without distracting the driver attention, which should be on the road.

I also think that Tesla is leading that game for now which means that other car manufactures will follow...

The last thing we need is 20+ inches screens in vehicles while people are successfully being involved in car accident with their phones...

Nobody is taking away the accomplishments of Tesla, but then again I don't see why we shouldn't comment or criticize something when it is not right or could be better, simply because I want to see that future with amazing electric vehicles and I am just hoping for Tesla to consider other design options because they can solve the driving problem, rather that you ranting of my motivation to comment.
A big problem is also that Wikipedia doesnt get rid of contributors pushing a bias and sabotaging wikipedia pages. Jörg Matthias Claudius Grünewald "Feliks" is just a rather prominent example in the German Wikipedia.
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That's very true. But also today all telco company's are really private company's and so the government can't tell them so easy buy this because we like to spy our own people.
I might not be able to explain properly but I think there is difference in suppressing anger and not getting angry at all. I agree with what you say about suppression but what if that emotion of anger didn't germinate at all? Latter is what this article is referring to. However, you do bring up nice point and it has expanded my understanding too.
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Apple has a monopoly on iOS app distribution the same way Sony has it for PlayStation distribution and Microsoft for Xbox: nothing gets on the platform without their permission. It is their platform.
Not that funny for those of us in Sydney haha.
Can’t be trusted. China should not as well. Use huawei by china and Cisco by USA. Qed
Big fan of iTunes, aren't you?
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I'd like to think this is going to be a smash hit for Tesla, propelling us into an electric car future.

But I really have fears it's a last-ditch effort to raise operating capital, at $2.5k a pop.

Time will tell.
How old was your sister? Had she already internalised an idea that her job was to look pretty?
I'm not an expert on NLP, and I don't know the exact claims that NLP makes, but I'm sure some of the exercises work.

One for example, is conflict resolution from a past event. You had a conflict with someone, you feel treated unfairly etc.

This exercise lets you go back to that situation in memory, as yourself. Next step is to go back as an observer of yourself, looking at what you felt, etc. Then you are an observer of the whole thing. And finally, you go back as the other person, trying to understand why they acted like that, trying to understand how they felt.

After such a thing, a certain "wrong" situation can suddenly become way better, by understanding the other person and their drives. Understanding what other people feel, stepping in their shoes, can be very beneficial. Stepping "outside" of yourself and observing your feelings can also give a lot of insight.

So that was basically what I was referring to.
I totally support higher education. Education can also equip a person with better life skills and improves an individual's quality of life. I'm in college right now and I often apply to writing service https://paidpaper.net/edubirdie-com-review/ to save some time and get good grades. Want to make a successfull career in Business in the future.
I wasn't talking about big banks or wall street. I was talking about startups who take investors money, and often totally mismanage their companies. They usually don't do it to cheat investors, they are just over optimistic, and not experienced enough.

What I guess you are referring to is when big banks and wall street deliberately cheat and take investors money. And I think that should require people going to jail.
>Education is a lagging effect. What you put into the public school system today will take 50+ years to feed through to the pensioners with higher voter turnout.

My brother and I went to high school in different states. The obvious differences in the education we got about politically charged topics was disgusting. The state I went to school in basically omitted anything that could lead one to question the government's decision making the way religious schools sometimes "forget" to teach evolution.

It wasn't like they neglected to mention the Indian wars or Japanese internment in the 3rd grade because those are heavy topics for 3rd graders, they just gave those sort of things got a quick mention and no assigned work specific to them or serious discussion. They repeatedly failed to mention (early grades) or downplayed any legitimacy (later grades) of any grievance with the government. In retrospect they conspicuously skipped the 14th amendment (you know, the one that protects people from state encroachment on rights) because there's a very short path from it to some tough questions.

Edit: Come to think of it the one history teacher I had who actually promoted critical thinking grew up out of state.
I did a search on "How Inuit parents teach kids to control their anger" and didn't find anything, hence, I submitted the link. Otherwise I wouldn't have.
McDonald's doesn't host other food companies though.

In this case apple has a marketplace AppStore.
It is quite different in terms of market share (which matters for anti trust issues).
50mil/year passive income puts u at the billionaire level. Obviously they are not going to describe themselves middle class. I do believe the commenter is referring to people making 200-1000k+ and still calling themselves middle class.
I agree. I think they need the cash from orders now, and to show it in their q1 financials.
I haven't read it either but I know the insidious thing about many conspiracies is that they aren't even technically conspiracies - they may collude but that isn't a crime in itself or even when all combined. Look at the increasingly blatantly selective and hypocritical tech hit jobs - you would think one of Google, Amazon, or Facebook were the most hated companies in America given the coverage.

Nope it is Comcast who has earned that distinction. The same one who while technically a rival to them advertises heavily with them. The same one whose past actions have made net neutrality not a theoretical matter. Nothing illegal but their actions are flagrantly self-interested.
Lets take the temperature control for example. I am not able to adjust it with the touch controls without looking (or it is too difficult), however I am not able to adjust it with knobs as well, because sometimes the feedback is either missing or there is a bug in controller or whatever and my temperature is changed one step more than I wanted. Am I being more confident with knobs? Yes. Do I still have to check the result? Definitely. Do I spend less time checking the knob related 8-segment/LCD panel vs Tesla UI? Not sure, probably not.

Btw I have to take my eyes off the road when I check the speed and the mirrors and that is something I do quite often and considering the behavior on the roads more drivers should.
18 years old: 4k$ / year (after the first year in the university, Russia)

19 years old: 7k$ / year (promotion)

20 years old: 42k€ (moved to the Netherlands, switched job)

21 years old: 50k€ (promotion)

22 years old: 70k€ (switched job, still in the Netherlands)

23 years old: 81k€ (promotion, this year)
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How to Write Secure Code?
Reminds me of: "A/A Testing: How I increased conversions 300% by doing absolutely nothing" <https://kadavy.net/blog/posts/aa-testing/>
Come on, pointers are easy. In a 45 min interview you could teach someone pointers and still leave time to solve the problem.

DP is much less easy to understand unless one has purposefully studied and solved a lot of DP problems.

I agree with a lot of comments here. Interviewing for DP only nets you people who have studied DP.
I have never encountered this. Good mobile developers are in extremely high demand.
Closest Lexus dealer is an hour away and they will bring a loaner when they come get your car for warranty sevice
That's what I would suspect. The main thrust is above board but why not tip the balance by corrupting Wikipedia editors or having a shadow stable of editors.
For cars they count all passenger-miles equally. Car accidents are much more strongly correlated with distance than aircraft accidents, but I don't know the actual risk factors - these are all heuristics for much more detailed models that I'm sure some academic is building.
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John von Neumann: Theory of Games and Economic Behavior (1944)
I think their hypothesis is too narrow. Manufacturing consent is more than only gov + media creating a narrative. Pretty much any significant interest with some kind of ideology is manufacturing consent.

Let’s build toilets. If traditionally a locality has no toilets and you come in and want to do good and bring sanitation you’re still manufacturing consent, albeit for the good. Grassroots also manufactures consent if you have a main outside driver.
Ancient Domains of Mystery (ADOM) is a very good roguelike, and has been actively developed for decade(s). Recommended.
In the knapsack example they say...

> "No global variables should be modifed in the function"

Am I wrong or does the author immediately go on to modify the global variable 'dp'

p.s. @author typo in that sentence 'modifed'
> Most of the child porn probably wasn't known stuff shared by rings, but teenage users uploading their own photos.

Except that's not what the issue was.
This may be true.

But I use wikipedia for mathematics and then things like geography and history. For the former, it works very well. For the latter two it seems like it's not too bad.
I suppose an argument against banning such profiles is that it's easier to spot a consistently bad actor than to try to play whack-a-mole with new profiles.
This was simply the normal for any child where I live when I was younger (we had a big Tuberculosis epidemic in mid XX century and some good practices from the time remained up to the present).
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Usually this is abusive, and can be fought. Yet many companies are using this as a roadblock to slow down data requests.
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> Jörg Matthias Claudius Grünewald "Feliks" is just a rather prominent example

Could you elaborate?
> Real life isn't a Disney movie. Doing what I love, I would be lucky to make $10k a year.

Unfortunately, an increasing number of people don't feel this way. Their solution is to increase their salary (and benefits) at the ballot box.
Can you elaborate on the US fear spreading and not giving children space?