skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Indeed, I’m sure it would be impossible to find 20 hours of footage of Members of the Left or the Greens saying racist things. Certainly it would be beyond the bounds of possibility to find a group of German IT professionals being incredibly racist. That could never happen. /s
And what is a neural network but just interconnected weighted functions?

If you can call that AI, why not a hashmap? :p
In many (most? all?) states children are effectively still property. For example, in many states it's legal for parents to steal wages from their children even if their children are high school graduates with a work permit - all based on age.

Happened to someone I know. She had a well-paying job but her parents basically stole all the income, naturally making it harder to move out with no savings.
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Bingo. The problem with healthcare-for-all is it's impossible to pay for without raising taxes across the board eventually, regardless of how much the candidates swear that it won't, and the voters know it. If you want European-style healthcare systems, you'll need European-level taxation.

(This is also why UBI won't ever get off the ground; voters aren't stupid. All that money has got to come from somewhere.)
If they play an important role in reducing the prevalence and severity of mental illness by an order of magnitude, I think that would be a huge boon to society, human well-being, and the advance of civilization. There have been a number of very promising studies.

It's hard to fully capture the damage that is done by debilitating depression or anxiety, for example. I think the statistics are that 20% of the entire population will experience at least one episode during their lifetime. And that number has been increasing.
> … shipping smalltalk applications generally means …

Is that what Edward Diego meant?

Is Hello world what "smalltalk applications" generally means?
Yeah I came on to leave a comment about Ryo Fukui. He unexpectedly popped up in my feed a few years ago. I have no idea why they suggested it, but I enjoyed him. (Jazz trio). When I read the comments everyone was saying, “dunno why I landed here but this is good”.

Have had similar things with topics like billiards, lock picking lawyers, and now ex-convicts. (Shout out to OG Badger and Wes Watson — CHICKEN ON THE BONE)
Me. You're fired.
Yes, although it's not very configurable in a Docker environment without editing the Dockerfile yourself (hardcoded IP ranges and all that, though it does assign a new IP to each new profile you generate). You can still modify the Dockerfile if you wish to have more control over things like IP ranges and the DNS server used by clients but you'd have to rebuild the container after modifying.

You will also likely need to make some changes to your iptables and/or sysctl depending on your server config and firewall.

Nothing too shocking per se; you need to do all that with any other kind of VPN as well.
I have observed the above re: parent vs. not yet parent.

Haven’t observed such a universal perspective shift across other fields of ‘expertise’, nor do those perspectives seem to shift until after more experience, while with parenting it seems to often shift on first realization (“at first sight”).

So no, “if I were a teacher” or “if I worked in medicine” and the like don’t seem as likely to be subject to change.

// Just to be clear: not saying this as a parent. I am not a parent.
> No easy backdoors to your data.

In many countries, the easy backdoors are already baked in on a constitutional national level.

See the NSA pressuring the German government to modify its G-10 law, or FAD "legal guidance" operations in Sweden and the Netherlands [0].

Case in point: Merkel might have complained loudly about the NSA spying on her phone for the PR, but I'm pretty certain she was fully aware that this was completely legal to do for the NSA [1].

[0] http://www.europarl.europa.eu/document/activities/cont/20140...

[1] https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2013-10/nsa-uerberwa...
Accurate. Much like how Sarkozy really wanted to bomb Libya but nothing actually happened until Hilary and Obama decided to do it.
I think so too. From their terms [1]

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[1]: https://coinmarketcap.com/terms/
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The headline seems incorrect as stated.

From what it claims it gave people a list of seven different terms and let them choose their preferred or state that they didn't like any.

So the headline should be "2% of Latinx people have that as their preferred descriptor out of this list ...".

This seems like such a basic thing for a pollster to mess up. They could have easily run through the list and ticked any that they agreed with and got an actual useful survey result.

As it is, it falls into a pattern where any poll that has an article written about it was probably designed from the start to have an article written about it.

Because actual facts wouldn't get people as riled up about stuff.
what about Polar?
The same Noam Chomsky who infamously denied the "Killing Fields" communist genocide in Cambodia, blaming it all on America instead? The smoking gun: https://chomsky.info/19770625/
Maybe that's how you stay 'creative', because you never have to face the consequences of your creativity :)
It's processed cheese, but its still pretty much cheese. And its better on a burger than any other type of cheese because it melts well. Putting good cheese on a burger is a waste of good cheese and makes a worse burger.
I didn't say they were comparable in power. That's an argument I didn't make. I said the result is the same.
> I was shocked to hear and be told I can no longer talk negatively about Google on Hacker News and provide my reason why if asked.

Because it's baiting people into allowing you to grind your axe? I just looked up what you are referring to, and while like the mods I agree there's likely something to your story, that doesn't mean it needs to be injected into every conversation, nor that you can be excused for saying "they are pigs" with regard to Google.

The job of the mods is to provide a civil place for discourse that people enjoy and find benefit in participating in. If they think you repeatedly bringing up something that you've already expressed on multiple occasions is impeding those goals, it's their job to take action.

The fact that you've started the same behavior over their actions to correct your prior behavior (note how the person you replied to thought you accidentally replied to the wrong person?) is evidence that you didn't understand what they tried to express initially, or possibly don't care.

The solution to this is simple, stay on topic, or at least make sure your tangents have a reason. A discussion about Google wrongdoing, or poor experiences, or even weird interview problems would be a good place to bring out your Google grievances. A discussion about who the moderators are and how they come to consensus for purely educational reasons is not an entirely appropriate forum to air your grievances about past moderator decisions, as it's a large shift in tone, and that's ignoring its tendency to derail any conversation it happens in.

If your message has merit, it will be better received when it's in the right context. In the wrong context, it's likely to be ignored, and possibly even negatively received, as you've seen.
I find the playgrounds in my city (Tampa, FL) to be excellent. This article is completely wrong about the parks here.

I have 5 young grandchildren and a 20 month old son, so lots of observation time. The grounds are wildly loved by the kids there. They have rubber surfaces that dramatically reduce broken bones, but do not prevent pain. I love that they still get scrapes, bruises.

The sets are large, complex, and fun. My kids will spend as many hours as we let them.
A new PEP can be created. At some point the RFC phase ends and the feature needs to be committed to.
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> and required substantial time and effort to perfect.

Perfect what, exactly? What's the end goal of the perfection? There's no way to measure it.

Signing my name is technically very difficult - I've been perfecting it for 20+ years on various random documents and I can 100% tell if someone other than me signed my name (you can too if you study my signature for a few years at a college).

Does that automatically make my signature praiseworthy and worth millions? What if I put my signature in the center of a football field sized canvas and name it "Football Sig 100.1ZZZ"?
Well advertising is over 80% of their Q32019 revenue, what else do they want it for?
On one hand you're saying that Xenophobia and divergence from free market principles will make USA lose its edge, but at the same time you are saying China, which is a lot more xenophobic and less adherent to free market principles, will have an advantage...
If I own 1000$ in US treasury bonds then I will make some return (like 3%) after it vests some time from now. But if the US government tracts me down and pays me the principle of 1000$ ahead of schedule then I have lost the scheduled rate of return. It’s a harm to me and in aggregate a harm to social wealth growth.
DDD is about modeling which is data and behaviour.
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The key points could be how you react when other users report these activities to you, or you have tangible signs that would be suspicious to an average reasonable person.

These problem would be the same if you had a hot dog stand and customers reported to you a child prostitution ring massively buying your hot dogs for the kids. What would you do ?
With the introduction of GitHub Actions not to mention the existence of GitLab CICD, is there any reason whatsoever to use any of these third-party CICD services?

Edit: why the downvote?
You can download your data [1] and delete your account [2]. These are two things I always check for before trusting anyone with my data.

[1] https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1133

[2] https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1285
I remember at some neighboring school this happened and teachers and students moved on like nothing happened since the school was so competitive.
This guy uses it tastefully though and its not hard to see why he likes it and he's right. It's highly readable. The people who hate it probably encountered it during Web 1.0 with accompanying Geocities style webdesign. GIFS! Cursor trails! Neon! Ads in technicolor! And double embossed chunky comic sans links and tables in too many colors because you just could. Web 1.0 was crazy and I miss it.
> It's amazing this project is still alive and kicking.

It's not really amazing. It's the OpenWRT of phone systems. There are lots of commercial PABX systems out there that are Asterisk with a skin. VOIP providers often use if for instance.

It's "dial plan", which I guess was originally a list of phone number patterns mapping to instructions one how to handle them, grew into a fully fledged but absolutely horrid language, complete with function calls, variables, and macros and threads of execution. The addition of IAX, which is effectively a protocol that lets a dial plan running in one copy of Asterisk invoke functions in another dial plan running in another copy let you build distributed PABX's.

From a computer science language design perspective the this conglomerate of organically added features is truly ghastly. But that doesn't matter. What matters is it does allow you to build amazingly complex that can deliver any feature you care to name. I've built systems that with over 20 instances of Asterisk, most with no external SIP lines of their own, that to the users functions like a single PABX in the cloud. All the calls are logged to a central place so the organisation can track who is doing what. None of this requires stepping outside of Asterisk provides in the box.

When you have a system that powerful and flexible, and yet bloody horrible to configure, it's not surprising lots of 3rd parties base their own products on it. I have absolutely no doubt those 3rd parties would not let Asterisk die. They must know, understand and appreciate the power of the open source model, so if the current project died some of them would stand up and fork a replacement.
> Total dollar value of debt is irrelevant, only thing that matters is ratio to GDP.

The debt to GDP ratio has also been increasing since the end of the Cold War.

> Unlike people, governments don’t have a fixed lifespan, so it’s not like the current generation is going to be on the hook for it when they’re older.

Never paying down the principal doesn't get you out of paying the interest for your whole life. Recapitalizing the interest doesn't do that either, because that's an opportunity cost which could otherwise have allowed for spending or tax relief at the same level of outstanding debt.
Fantastic.

But it needs a router. I'm using svelte-routing which works pretty well but even in a lightweight package like Svelte I think it's almost essential to provide basic routing as part of the package.

After all, stores are provided even though plenty of third-party store libraries exist.

The refreshing thing about Vue is that it includes a great router solution out of the box. The Vue team obviously realized it couldn't be considered an optional extra, just as stores aren't.

Yes, Sapper has routing, of a specific kind, but a developer shouldn't have to employ a framework like Sapper to get basic routing functionality.

Otherwise Svelte is killing it. Well done.
Wireguard! And a VPS and HAProxy. You can use Wireguard to do remote port forwarding. Follow a tutorial [0] to expose the home server's port on a VPS. Now use HAProxy to reverse proxy that Wireguard port to the world.

[0]: https://staaldraad.github.io/2017/04/17/nat-to-nat-with-wire... - you can ignore 'NAT-B' in this one.
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How do you downvote someone? Asking for a friend
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Oh, interesting. I thought they just provided secure authentication to an app’s end users’ bank accounts for things like payments (an alternative to someone like PayPal doing two microtransactions, then having you confirm the amounts as a way of validating it’s your account). It’s not like Plaid is scraping financial data though, right?
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That’s the real question.

I wrote a little script that creates the configuration files, and shows a QR code in the terminal to easily add new clients.

The problem I ran into is dynamic IP allocation, without extra logging, or storing the client config files after they’ve been distributed. If I want to avoid assigning a used IP, I need to know what I’ve already given out.

I mocked up a few things then decided the perfect was becoming the enemy of the good. Since I’ll only ever have a few peers, I ultimately just decided randomize the 4th octet, each time I create a new client config. Obviously, this opens me up to a potential conflict in the future (prayers to St. YAGNI for benevolence).

I suppose I could/should be pre-generating all the configs, handing one out at random, then deleting it.
Cubans launching sonic attacks on US embassy?
A great, older, lower-tech example of this: I go to the store looking for Lays chips and they only have Ruffles. They're chips, sure, but I don't want Ruffles. I want Lays. I don't come back to that store because they don't have Lays.

I go to the store next door, they have Lays. It's exactly what I wanted. I now come back to that store frequently. Store 1 has no way of knowing what I wanted or why I didn't come back. Store 2 has no way of knowing why I suddenly started coming to the store.

I would still frequent Store 1 if they had the products I wanted. I only go to Store 2 because its (inadvertently) personalized for me.
Can't help but wonder what the unintended consequences of decriminalizing psychedelic plants would be in society? I'm thinking this might create a new market for Shamans (therapists ?) that guide you through psychedelic uses! What else?
My suggestion is to set up a proxy. This has long been necessary to run browsers like Mosaic on the modern web, since many websites are inaccessible from HTTP/1.0 (or earlier!)

It's funny how ever-moving Internet standards mean an Apple II from 40 years ago is more functional than an iMac from 20 years ago.
Unfortunately this article is pointless. It's just unsupported assertions. The only part of the article which approaches something worth writing about:

> As for the increased dangers, she says Play England has a rigorous assessment system that measures the risk against benefit.

I'd be really curious to know how they quantify risk for different designs and how they calculate "benefit" in way that can be measured against it. Unfortunately, the author decided to fill an article with unsupported assertions instead.
Is it possible to make a valid QR code that is human readable by manipulating the size, weight, greyscale?, and positioning of letters?
This marketing message always confused me: my techie understanding was that Telegram is actually one of the least secure messaging choices. If you want security, my understanding is that your preferences should go Signal, Whatsapp, iMessage, Hangouts or whatever Google's flavor-of-the-month messaging app is these days, Telegram, and Facebook.
That's probably https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OCR-B - developed in the 1960s. (OCR-A might be more common but I'd say less human readable).
If you’re talking about decrypting messages encrypted created and read via SSL (what they imply is the case), it’s not possible unless you have the private key, versus the widely available public key.

I doubt it’s lying around in Facebooks repositories but I’ve never worked there so cannot say that is the case with certainty.

This is all assuming they are even using modern SSL and are careful with user data. Unfortunately, not a great track record there for FB.
The first track is very reminiscent of Geoff Knorr's work on the Civilization V soundtrack. Maybe they have a common inspiration somewhere.
I'd say they are incomparable, but I hope it helped to get my point across :)

I've read and liked his book, btw, but I had to ignore all his stupid Windows-bashing where he attributes every bad practice to the Windows world and every good one - to the Unix world.
So, not sure what is meant by “old internet “ ... is meaning 1980’s BBS ‘s ? Because the equivalent of those probably still exist for those who seek. Is meaning 1990’s and early noughties? Or is meaning the noughties in their entirety?
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I mean, increasingly more Millenials [0] support censorship and surveillance when it's for the "right cause". Maybe the result of having grown up with the pressure of social media?

Yet many of them completely miss the problem that somebody has to objectively decide what's the "right cause" and rarely will most people agree on the causes being "right" or "wrong".

[0] https://medium.com/@nayafia/why-do-millennials-support-gover...
The pictures though. In the background of the top one, behind the hand of the kid who's standing on the tire, there appears to be a the ribcage of an enormous animal sticking out of the ground.
We need to promote the use of messaging apps which default to SSL. It shows a user-focused product and perhaps a healthy company.
would anyone use it though? Isn't this the same as launching a instagram clone a couple of years ago. It's not a challenge to build but your a clone and presumably don't have the clout to get teens to even see it let alone use it.