skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well no ? A poison is a substance and emotional stress is a state of mind that causes vaguely similar symptoms. Seems fairly straightforward to me...
I worked for a book publisher from 1998-2002

At the time Amazon relied on huge 'subsidies' from the book publishers, they had huge trade debts, but the publishers couldn't afford to pull the plug as they'd loose that revenue
* I don't think this can be 'disrupted' either *

Tinder disrupted the online dating scene by introducing the feature that you can only write someone after you've liked their profile, AND they've liked yours.

That makes a huge difference, and solves the spam problem.
Ask HN: How is punctuality enforced in your organization?
I guess everybody agrees punctuality is a must for every and any organization.

So how is it enforced at your place and is it successful?

I'm talking about meetings too not just work hours.
Do you remember its name?
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The white horizontal edge bottom of the page is 8.5", and the white vertical edge of the page is 11".
If it's 2 mpg but despite this gets wildly used it means it was right decision.
Inward opening doors are also less safe when a bunch of people have to escape quickly.
edit: referenced article includes daily menu and in ultraprocessed menu you can find "Whole milk (Cloverland) with NutriSource fiber". I think it's not the milk, it's the addition of fiber what makes it ultraprocessed.
I did not know that, thank you very much for the heads up.
Manila-based payments processing startup PayMongo raises $2.7M in funding
OKCupid doesn't have fake profiles, right?
> Are DDoS attacks and bots really that big of a problem?

They are to the kinds of websites that Cloudflare takes an active stance in deciding whether to serve/protect/censor or not.
Thank you for the detailed answer.
That other search engine/shop has no eyeballs aimed at them yet, so is no threat.
>>At some point they'll be mainly melted. Then what?

Spot on. I was in Aosta Valley, Italy this summer and they were using glacial melt water at midday, in a 40 C heat, to sprinkle vast fields of grass, to be made into hay.
What about other fakes ? likes, followers, stars, collaborators, upvotes, star-reviews, backlinks, and clients. Where do you draw the line between fraud and Fake it until you make it ? Social proof is game-able and there is a whole industry dedicated to faking it. Should fakes be punished, or are you too naive for using these metrics when choosing - for example, what library to use, who to hire, or what restaurant to go to?
SSL/TLS encrypts your traffic between you and a server but by itself doesn't prevent your ISP from snooping some information about your encrypted connection. If you aren't using Secure DNS & DNSSEC, they may be able to see and intercept your DNS queries. If you don't use TLS 1.3, they can see the SSL certificate of the website you are connecting to. If you don't encrypt your Server Name Indication (SNI), they can see the hostname of the server you are connecting to.

This all allows your ISP to figure out which websites you are connecting to and this can be used to prevent you from accessing certain websites, sell your browsing history to an advertising agency, etc.

You can read more about it here: https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/encrypted-sni/

P.S. I don't work for Cloudflare.
A couple of shops (jewelry places mainly) and most food delivery services around me accept bitcoin.

So I can use them as a currency. It's like duck typing. If it looks like a currency and behaves like a currency, it'd a currency! (Overly simplistic I know, but I'd challenge the idea that it outright can't be a currency)
But then untraceability would be a quality or Monero or Zcash, not Bitcoin itself.
It doesn't mention it because it isn't really relevant. The international app is still being censored according to the same rules as the app in China.

It still prohibits users from discussing topics the CCP doesn't want brought up. (e.g. Tiananman Square, Falun Gong, organ harvesting, and Xinjiang)

The main differences are that outside of China you're not bound by their laws requiring users to sign up using their legal name and provide identification to prove as such. In addition to which people aren't being disappeared or arrested for their posts.
Will the server side component be open-sourced? This would be a prerequisit for me to switch from a custom sqlite -> postgres setup.
How can "big business" prevent alternative insurance companies?
I think the thing that most helped me learn python was having a project planned beforehand. I'd tried many times before to learn programming and failed, but having a project and a certain goal to work towards really spurred me on.
i'm not a woman, but i've seen women getting spammed with dick pics leading many to stay away completely from these sites
DoH: Canary domain – use-application-dns.net
The discoveries are not always so romantically ancient.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/history/world-war-one/10562017/M...
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This is correct. It’s become a winner takes all situation.
Do your contracted hours, we're flexible, but don't take it too far. If you're going to be in about half an hour later than normal, let someone know.
Maybe a few, but I’ve heard their US offices are more than 90% Chinese.
So if you insure yourself privately, you can not deduct it from taxes? That would be an issue then, but seems easy to fix. Why isn't that part of the health care discussion?
A /dev/null for the solor system would indeed be an awesome feature :) Though the most dangerous part of this would be the risk of loading the material onto a rocket. Sigh.
This becomes specially interesting if you imagine these components becoming smart enough to support high(er)-level atomic operations and some form of access-control, so you could have shared resources between two subsystems.

Also if all these components are reasonably smart and interconnected, it could become more common for the CPU to merely coordinate communication in many cases, so larger chunks of data could easily be handed around different components and the processor only telling them what range of bytes to send where.
I think the most effective way to stand out is for women to contact men. With men spamming all women with meaningless messages, there's little point for women to respond to men contacting them. But if a man received a message from a woman, it's more likely they're real and not a fake profile, and that they're actually interested.

But dating sites that create fake profiles and use all these dark patterns to try to con you into joining should simply be avoided like the plague. Nothing good can come out of those, and there's no point in rewarding bad actors with your money.

Articles exposing these bad dating sites serve a very important purpose here.
Wouldn't it be great to have the CO2 kg equivalent noted on the price tags of items/services?
Yes. This is Twitter's own implementation of the idea.

It may not get accepted. The maintainer of Graal asked Twitter some tough questions about whether they'd really be maintaining it over the long run and how much it really helped when they first proposed the patch and didn't seem to get any answers.

This seems like a continuation of the problem that has made Java a money hole for first Sun and then Oracle. Any attempt to stabilise its losses by making a better Java with proprietary extensions causes companies like Twitter or Red Hat to duplicate those features and submit competing implementations themselves, rather than simply pay the original team. Those duplicates then have to either both be maintained or one has to be rejected.

Given this sort of behaviour it's not clear that there's any sustainable way to fund core Java development, other than indefinite cross-subsidisation by other revenue lines.
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Should I buy stocks now or wait for a market crash?
Exactly the same experience here in Belgium, only the doctor visit costs are way higher. Instead of €2 it's more like €25 per visit or I think €35 for home visits.
I don't have experience with costs abroad so can't comment on that.

What is correct is that in Belgium you also don't get antibiotics because you ask for them. Only when the doctor deems it necessary you will get it.
I'm well aware of the structural fraud.
My point is that the reason that the bubble popped at that point (and not some years later) were the skyrocketing oil prices, themselves a consequence of (conventional) peak oil.

But I guess that it's a bit academical, as that bubble would have popped soon enough anyway...
I always wondered why A and a start one further than the beginning of their column (with @ and ` before them), any ideas?
Create a fake profile to prove these are not all fake profiles?

In any case, any site where the profile focuses primarily on your photo is probably going to see this going both ways: men going for the hottest women and women going for the hottest men.

If you focus more on people's interests, I'd expect you're going to see a very different pattern.
There was a story like that called "iHole", but it appears to have disappeared from the 'net..
You are not well informed, you can buy stuff with it and also can pay taxes with bitcoin, google "pay taxes with bitcoin"
Actually large parts are under the Universal Permissive License these days, which explicitly deals with patent grants.

e.g.

https://github.com/graalvm/graaljs/blob/master/LICENSE

https://opensource.org/licenses/UPL

I think Graal itself is GPL2+Classpath because it's derived from a codebase that was itself licensed that way, not because Oracle actually want ambiguity. If they wanted that, their new from-fresh codebases wouldn't be under a more precise open source license.
Sounds familiar, could that be the Big Mistake in Hyperion or the Hole Man short story? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hole_Man https://hyperioncantos.fandom.com/wiki/Big_Mistake
Uyghur woman forced to marry Han Chinese man in exchange for family's release
I've never heard anyone cite Amazon as the gold standard of user interfaces.
> What's "lawful speech" today may not be lawful tomorrow if we go down this path. I don't want governments deciding (except in very narrow circumstances) what people are and are not allowed to say.

Entirely agree and current laws already prohibit encouraging murder

> I really like the parent's idea that a company deciding to not provide service to someone they find objectionable is just a business opportunity for someone else.

Like it was in in the 20th century before civil right laws?

It is like saying that a monopoly is impossible because competitors can always emerge. It just does not work in practice.

Especially when the "competitor" become themselves target of a new witch hunt.
Related article “China coerces Uighur women into unwanted marriages” with more context:

https://share.america.gov/china-coerces-uighur-women-into-un...
the fast moving mass of earth will distort orbits via gravity. that will be noticed
I thought DLSS speeds up the rendering with RT ON.
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As an addition, this is not meant to discourage you from taking this path.
Perhaps its just that sufficient people find them interesting enough to upvote, but few people in the HN demographic have much to say about the subject. Nobody comments because nobody has commented.
> why on earth would you need 25 spare computers for 25 drives??? 25 drives fit into a single 4U chass

I have already mentioned that with other words at the end of my reply and in that case you will not have a speed 25 times higher, but maybe at most 4 times higher than a single HDD, i.e. twice higher than a single tape drive.

Maybe I misunderstood, but the initial posting mentioned a restoring operation from tapes that was slow and my point was that using HDDs is unlikely to make it faster. For a restoring operation the duration will be dominated by sequential transfers, not by seeking, so tape drives would be faster than HDDs, unless you use ridiculous resources, like in my example with a computer per HDD and with a network fast enough to aggregate the data from all computers.

If we are talking about general-purpose data storage on tapes, then obviously, what is frequently accessed should be on SSDs, because the average seek time for a file stored on tape will be between 1 minute and 2 minutes.

I suppose that there might exist applications where there exists a quantity of data so large that it would be too expensive to be stored on SSDs and with worst case latency requirements so severe that it cannot be stored on tapes, so you have to use HDDs. However, in some 40 years of using all kinds of computer systems in many companies, I have never encountered such an application. Everything I have seen could be better handled by a combination of SSDs and tapes, without any HDDs. The only problem with tapes is the prohibitive cost of drives, which limits their use to data sizes of at least 50 to 100 TB, unless long term storage reliability is more important than the cost.
Tbh with smart locks I'd be more interested in the lock detecting a break-in or destruction of the door mechanism, so it could for example call the police if someone smashes in the door.
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Doesn't run this afoul of the whole purpose of DoH? Any ISP could manipulate this record to switch off DoH, isn't it?
I don't want all my DNS requests to be sent to Cloudflare. I trust my ISP more than Cloudflare.

As for you claims about "astroturfing campaigns", — how do we know, that you aren't a part of one?
Onboard new users without asking them to sign up (with examples)
You realize people are worried about more power being concentrated among less people, right?
> However dismissing meat is inevitable for a healthy diet.

I dont think this is true. There seem to be many people that have (in some cases greatly) benefitted from a carnivore diet. Take Mikhaila Peterson as an example (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znGkfrl_F5s).
Personally, I much prefer continuous scroll on my Kindle. It lets me keep the part that I'm focused on in the middle of the viewing area so I always have context above and below. Addressability has been superseded by the ability to search.
There used to be two options, for both use cases. Now they just turned Pro into Air.
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> So to sum up my point, I'm struggling to see a solution here. Human nature can't be rewritten, no matter how hard we try.

You could write an algorithm that subtly punishes women for being too picky and at the same time punishes men for being unselective (only swiping right, then filtering later). Of course, as soon as it comes out that you are rebalancing the market that way no one will use your app anymore, but it would be a theoretical way to bring the numbers closer together.
> never find yourself alone in a room with your computer (put the desk in the living room, etc.)

Everyone I know has a computer in their pocket.
You can deduct it, but there are a couple of distinct minimums in the tax code for how much you have to spend before it starts reducing your taxable income. ( https://www.insurance.com/health-insurance/health-insurance-... )

Also, for simplicity, I left out payroll taxes, which are invisibly paid by your employer directly to the government ( https://squareup.com/us/en/townsquare/payroll-taxes-defined ).

So the choice from earlier is actually more correctly stated as:

- Your employer directly pays $220/mo for your insurance, or

- Your employer pays you $200/mo as cash and pays $20/mo directly to the government in payroll taxes, totaling $220/mo. Then the government takes $40 (adjust as appropriate for tax bracket) out of your paycheck as income taxes, and you have $160/mo left over to pay for health insurance.

The payroll tax issue would apply even if you could fully deduct the $200/mo from your personal taxable income.

> seems easy to fix. Why isn't that part of the health care discussion?

I am as mystified as you are.
Isn't that offset by the long summers?

If you mention district heating then yes, I agree
Doesn't matter though. Azul is probably doomed. Does anyone pay IBM for a commercially enhanced JVM? I never heard of it.

IBM might have some enterprise JVM, but they just bought Red Hat. Red Hat hired a bunch of former Sun/Oracle devs and then developed an open source pauseless GC, thus chopping the knees out from underneath Azul and Oracle's ZGC work.

What have Azul and IBM got now? They've gone down the path of trying to use LLVM as a JIT compiler, but they're now in competition with Graal and GraalVM+ZGC or Shenandoah would appear to match their capabilities. They had a good run with edge whilst it lasted, but ultimately there are only so many ways to make Java go faster and the world is apparently not short of companies willing to do JVM heavy lifting for free. But of course, only on the parts that other firms are trying to sell. I don't see Twitter implementing a Project Valhalla anytime soon.

Oracle have developed some great tech in GraalVM and are now trying to turn it into a real business. It's a remarkably long term strategy, but in the end there are lots of people who don't want to see Java go back to being a commercial product again and will happily 'burn' money to ensure it. And I'm sure some would love to just spite Oracle too.

I suspect eventually Oracle will let most of the Java and Graal developers go, probably reallocating them to a non-profit foundation that it slowly winds back commercial support for until its investment in Java is more evenly balanced with other large industry players. The existing OpenJDK people don't seem to be under any commercial pressure or urgency already so it wouldn't be a big shift for them.
The lack of a desktop app really hurt it in my eyes, but to be honest I think it was really just killed by the fact that WhatsApp, Telegram etc are downright better (and most people are pretty happy just using Facebook anyway).
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In Australia, most of the technical / science subjects requires four years to reach a Bachelors degree. I think this is the norm for most universities.
https://www.vttoth.com/CMS/physics-notes/311-hawking-radiati... -- "Hawking radiation calculator" which will tell you how long a black hole will survive based upon e.g. mass. Very fun to play with.
I don't think it's grossly unfair to assume people know the name of the fastest human being in the world.

It's also fine not to know, but your comment assumes we know who or what, for example, "allegory", "database", "cats" and "misnomer" are. My point is that every discussion assumes some knowledge, and if you lack it you can just look it up, or ask, without making allegories about cats and databases and huffing and puffing about information technology elites.
<shrug> If you leave the keys in a safe and never use them? Yes, they're going to stay there.

But as soon as you make a transaction, in or out, the transaction history of those coins is exposed. And as soon as you make an infosec mistake, you're at risk of loss.
If you were the last person on earth to receive USD banknotes, would you still endorse them?
As your comment exchange elsewhere shows, the nature of China post's contribution is exactly the crux of the matter, and is not at all obvious/indisputable to someone reading the transcript of that NPR podcast.
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It may have been incompetence instead of malice (eg they only implemented the marital status filter a while after designing the onboarding form). Either way that sounds really annoying, though.
They should have named it OASIS...
Simple. I wear my glasses all day every day. I can't wear earbuds all day every day.

If I have to insert earbuds to talk to Alexa, then I could just bring up my entire phone.
There is only one universal law that applies to online dating, and that is: women don't need it as much as men.

For women, online dating just doesn't make sense. Even on Tinder, where the ratio is kinda okay, women are bombarded with messages and likes. To the point that they can't even respond to everyone even if they wanted to.

This means men are left with unresponsive women and just start to send cheaper pick up lines to more women faster. Thus continuing the cycle of women getting bombarded...

There was a blog post I read once where some employee used statistics from the dating site to show what the relationship between male and female profiles where, who had good chance of getting dates etc... Conclusion: it really doesn't work for 90% of men.
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That may have solved the problem initially, but not forever.

I got back on Tinder about 6 months ago and bought a premium account after they kept waving the number of potential matches I had, only to discover that the vast majority of them (roughly 18 in 20) were 2,000+ miles away from me and looked like spam.
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I guess that is an artifact of 5 bit encoding (invented in 19 century), as all zeros define NULL, see [0].

- [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudot_code
Even if that is correct, you still need to have a couple hundred grand in reserve in case the judge is a dumbass and you lose.
Well, no. You can't.

The fact that you think you can makes me wonder about what you consider normal.
That's not really the point. Your diet works for you - great! Noone's saying it's biologically impossible.

But most people won't find it easy to regulate their caloric intake eating ramen and chocolate. They will find it much easier with vegetables, lean protein and high fat.
Really doubling down on demonstrating my point huh.
That's the idea behind bumble. AFAIK men and women rate each other similarly to Tinder (yes/no). However, when a match occurs, women have to send the first message.

This doesn't solve the gender inbalance though. This problem is much more difficult to solve, and requires further homogenization (?) of the male and female gender role.

This should be one of the more important challenges of our time. Lonelyness and sexual frustration have only negative impacts and are two accelerators for radicalization - which is a pressing concern in developed countries.
After a break-in I had the most disheartening conversation with the Police :

- put an alarm : they're either too fast to care or they deactivate it

- get a dog : they poison it

- bullet proof door + security lock : they break the wall

etc
Subsidizing own postal service would mean paying it with tax dollars. Why would those who never use this service should pay for those who use it more? Besides that (and its my own observation only) I have noticed that subsidies usually distort market and make service/product less sustainable and competitive.
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>In fact, since 2011, more than 15 brands of turmeric – distributed to countries including the U.S. – have been recalled due to excessive levels of lead.

I could not find references about this one, but I found:

Ground Turmeric as a Source of Lead Exposure in the United States
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5415259/
Tracking crypto-coins are actually real business [0].

[0]: https://www.chainalysis.com
Even out here in the rural part of the country, the 900 MHz band is already so crowded and full of interference. I can't imagine what it looks like in more heavily populated areas!
That doesn't seem to solve the issue of when a chip fails all together. While difficult, it's not impossible or unheard of for people to replace chips on a PCB like a charge controller that has fried.
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An honest question: Do you have any evidence to back up this claim? I keep hearing this claim, but I haven’t see any solid science or other data supporting it.

My understanding is that women are more picky than men about who they find attractive, but less picky about who they will message and respond to.