skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the past I used IG to interact with people from niche communities (primarily aquarium related) but I left both because it was acquired by Facebook and I was seeing the huge increase of ads and sponsored posts/accounts as you describe.

From what I've seen of tik tok it seems it's mostly young kids and teenagers lip syncing music, dancing, and doing comedy sketches.

Are there communities in tik tok where people from niche hobbies can share information and communicate? If I could join and find other serious aquarium hobbyists, for example, I may actually consider giving tik tok a try but I was under the impression that doesn't really exist or fit the use case for the app
These tutorials are nice but you can just hack https://hub.docker.com/r/analogic/poste.io (shameless ad) or any other containerized solution. You will get fully working solution in couple minutes and it will be somewhat easy to keep mailserver updated...
Managing Risk from Transport Layer Security Inspection [pdf]
> That said, YouTube represented this as safe to use

This is the crux of the issue... As someone who's dabbled in video creation, I have other things to do than look around for "safe" music to use. If I can't even take YouTube's own word on what music I can use, what the hell is there left?
- you can't choose in emergency care, so the libertarian pipe dream goes out the window when your supply is fixed and your demand is urgent

- cost discovery will be inefficient and time-consuming, which is why single-payer with standard costs is so much more efficient

- who doesn't have copays and out of pocket in the US?
It's just weird to read a review that doesn't make that connection, is all.
Unlike normal recycling, this process can tolerate impurities (i.e., foodstuffs or differing plastics) in the plastic waste input stream, due to the relatively high temperatures (for thermoplastics) involved (>400 Celsius). Normal plastic recycling doesn't even permit different types of plastic to be mixed together.

It's not clear if the biowaste is being burned away or if its constituent parts are being incorporated into the polymer like additives.
Welcome to modern computing.
Thanks for letting me know, I just increased the quota from the hosting service. The website is online again now!
Now 8Gb is a decent baseline, but it took a very long time to get there for a very expensive computer.
Instead you have TB sized streaming.

Instead, you have carefully controlled and moderated interactions between players. LAN parties and internet cafe's would just not be possible.

Cheating will still occur, just at different levels. And I have to ask, why is cheating in a single player offline game bad in the first place? Cheating was built into many past games.

Piracy I'll give you, but I firmly disagree that it will lead to more or better games. It will just pad the pockets of the gaming studios more.

Instead you get to play on wifi only. No cell phones (not fast enough). Nowhere with data caps. Nowhere that isn't near to a Google data center.
To be more clear: the women did not approach the police with the intention of them pursuing any allegations about sexual assault. The accusation was made by police after hearing the context around the women's request. So while the women communicated circumstances that the police interpreted as sexual assault, it was not their direct accusation
My mother had a fitbit and has gotten rid of it. She didn't mention it on social media because she dislikes social media companies and chooses to avoid them, which seems related to her decision to avoid Google-owned fitbit.

So there is a selection bias in play. Many of the people who dislike google enough to get rid of their fitbit quite possibly also dislike social media and won't be reflected in statistics gleaned from social media.
TensorFlow Learn-Machine-Learning Curricula
Yes, it is clearly obvious just from pulse rate when my heart goes out of rhythm.The rate suddenly spikes and becomes highly variable. It's just as obvious when it drops back into rhythm. For me, that's typically a few minutes or hours after it goes out.
I believe it's because painful experiences are more memorable than pleasurable ones and make deeper impressions. Running into hostile comments and opposing views is painful: they are like verbal smacks in the face. We remember these more, and they quickly accrete into our overall impression of a site.

It doesn't matter how infrequent the comments we dislike are relative to the whole. What matters is the absolute number of them that an individual reader encounters. If it's more than some threshold value N, they will conclude that the entire place is hostile, even if the hostile comments are a tiny minority. At a psychological and even a biological level, that makes sense: once a place has generated N painful experiences, it's dangerous. Percentage of the total is irrelevant. Indeed, it makes a place even more dangerous if most experiences there are pleasurable, since one will be inclined to stay—exposing oneself to future smacks—and to let one's guard down, making the next smack even more painful. We all have a version of this, and though N may vary per person, I bet it's lower than most of us would predict.

This phenomenon has some interesting consequences. One is that it enables you to guess with high confidence what someone's views on a topic are, based on how strongly they believe HN (or whatever forum) is biased against them. Maybe it is, maybe it isn't, but the feeling that it is shows what they find painful and therefore what they disagree with. Also, the intensity of the belief in bias grows with the intensity of their view on the topic. That is, the more passionately you believe X, the more pain an anti-X comment causes, the more strongly you will believe that the forum is anti-X.

Another consequence is that the closer a forum gets to being unbiased, the more all sides will believe that it's actually hostile to their views. That seems weird in the wild, but it's simple: the more diverse the comment stream is, the more likely all sides are to notice disagreeable comments and thus receive painful impressions.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
This reminds me of this commit in Redux: https://github.com/reduxjs/redux/commit/9276ff0af6400633d673....

"Simple" is always a relative term. I agree, if "simple" looks like the complication in the post, then I'm turned off from the language because I don't really want to see what "complex" can become.

I have no doubt if I had context of Haskell, I would be able to read that with no trouble - even without Haskell context I think I can grok it pretty well. But imagine a newbie to the industry as a whole? It stops being simple at various stages, very quickly.
But that misses the point. Sex in a monogamous, loving marriage certainly is good for your health. But the bishop wasn't saying "Sex in the context of a monogamous, loving marriage is wonderful and leads to one of God's highest commandments, procreation." He was saying "sex is gross, a sin, so get it over with as quickly as possible even with your spouse."

So I think implying that the Church was only interested in maintaining the nuclear family misses the mark.
If you are going to write your own webmail, use dovecot for your mail-server and then target the maildir store rather than IMAP. You will be much happier.
Your guide was smokin' hot.
I did the same for my Nest cams -- don't have a twitter account so maybe I don't count?
Master race != racial genocide. Master race could even have pity or compassion for the lesser race. The key differentiation is not that of genocide vs not genocide, is of imagining a superior set of people, vs not doing it.

Super heroes are described as that superior set of people, more advanced than mere humans (stronger, smarter, genetically advanced in many cases, and more relevant to boot). Heck, even the name superhero/supermen etc alludes to Nietchtze's and the Nazis' Ubermench.

They are also predominantly white, with good looks and physique.

That's the very definition of a super race...
Like wireguard, Nebula is using the Noise Protocol Framework[1], but it seems that Nebula is using a ca-cert authority to tie together the peers in the same Nebula network[2]

[1] https://www.noiseprotocol.org/noise.html#introduction
[2] https://github.com/slackhq/nebula#3-a-nebula-certificate-aut...
You also tend to have higher air pressure in hot sunny area's needed for this tech and that will also increase the melting point of iron. So whilst a small detail, certain one that would be measurable on running costs/energy needed.
My company is sourcing AI from MTurk. It's actually cheaper than running fat GPU model training instances. The network learns fast and adapts well to changes in inputs.

I envision the sticker "human inside" strapped on our algorithms.
Well some of those migrants families have babies who are not learning to speak or read at critical times due to intentional neglect. That's pretty horrific.

But I was referring to our in-nation prisons to clairify.
If you're concerned about hip replacement quality, you should care more about the surgeon than the hospital. Check out the ProPublica Surgeon Scorecard: https://projects.propublica.org/surgeons/
And why is that a problem? So what if I scroll through 200 Twitter memes on my lunch break and then throw on a 2-hour educational YouTube video in the evening? Sure, I've given 200 impressions to the bad kind of content and only one impression to the good kind, but I don't think I've disastrously eroded my ability to focus on things.
Yea I ran into the same issue. I've got SPF, DKIM, DMAC, and reverse DNS for IPv4 and v6 and still get flagged as spam. I wrote about this a while back:

https://battlepenguin.com/tech/how-google-and-microsoft-made...

It's not as bad now, so I suspect someone at Google is finally listening, but I still don't trust the reliability of e-mail. If I sent someone an e-mail I haven't e-mailed before, I'll let them know on Hangouts/SMS/Facebook that I sent them an e-mail and to check their spam folder.
RIP Path.
The pricing to me seems horribly expensive especially as they are fighting a competitor that is ‘free’ and has way better network effects?
If you think the American people aren’t concerned with the rampant fuckery taking place at all levels of our government, then why are you even talking? You don’t know a damned thing about our concerns.
I hear you but Facebook, for better or worse, is the social networking site everyone you know is on. It has a tremendous advantage over any upstart for that reason. Lots of geeky folks flocked to Google+ in its early days but that wasn't enough to replace Facebook. Even when they gave everyone who had a Google account of some kind a G+ profile it still wasn't enough. I will definitely check this out but it'll be back to FB when I need to know what my friends are up to.
You can't. The Natural number definition combines a sum type with a recursive position. Or in other words, a finite tag (either zero or successors, 2 options) plus a pointer to the next value in the case of successor.
The above does not describe homer at all. He is not from humble origins and does not follow black and white morality of Christian myths. Does not save the world either.
These days you can use JMAP instead of IMAP. It was just standardized!

https://jmap.io/
Step 1) Don't.

Step 2) Dude, seriously.

Don't do this. It not only will drive you crazy, it's getting worse.
That's like, your opinion, man. Maybe stop being a jerk and try and see things from my perspective...

I think a jerk is just someone who evades / sabotages communication efforts around the analysis of a given action. Or someone who knowingly holds onto bad assumptions in the presence of new information.

The first line of defense against jerks is communication. It seems that more jerks emerge when communication is stifled and mutual understanding is never reached.
Thank you so much for this! :-)
> lately many of the protestors have been anything but "peaceful".

That does tend to happen when peaceful protests get violently suppressed. It's extremely difficult to not defend yourself against violence.
This is patently false. Most "streaming only" tv shows do get dvd/blue-ray releases. But this is a bad-faith argument anyway, imagine all the times this has been said about new formats of any kind. Streaming is an option and does not prevent people from owning things and it isn't hurting you so maybe just let the people who want to stream things...stream them?
What about https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/6284708426022912
?
It's hard for me to understand why someone would want to go after reading about the case of Otto Warmbier[1]. There are plenty of interesting and exciting places to visit in the world that don't put you at the mercy of DPRK officials and their reaction to geopolitical events.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Warmbier
So now that Assange is in custody in the UK Sweden drops the transparently bogus charges. Not Sweden's finest hour.
I've been trying to get my family to install signal for our family group chat to no avail... i feel signal is so much smoother than fb msgr, but no one outside my techie / ativist friend groups ever agree to even try it.
With Cloudflare, you also have to realize that any site that uses them that you are visiting could possibly already be being tracked.

To those saying that you are paying your ISP, Cloudflare has customers with much more buying power than you that might want to guarantee this privacy -- and less government granted monopoly power than an isp.
I was quite fond of my 13" from late 2013. One of the major differences that I find quite distressing is the soldered on SSD in most if not all new models. Good luck with data recovery if necessary.
There is no evidence of an extradition order from the US at the point when Assange first claimed it, and the extradition now is based on Assange being very directly involved with and directing hacks on targets, which is a valid legal justification for extradition.

Even if he hadn't lied in claims re: extradition, the current extradition is for credible and serious charges and he should face justice.
Any type of heuristic search = AI. hand-made decision tree or lookup table = AI, Naive bayes = AI, KNN = AI. Uses numpy = AI. One employee in mobile app startup has graduate thesis in ML = AI startup. Approximate string matching in SQL query = AI. Not clear what the product is going to be = AI.

"Information is not knowledge.
Knowledge is not wisdom.
Wisdom is not truth.
Truth is not beauty.
Beauty is not blockchain.
Blockchain is not AI.
AI is THE BEST.”
You should fund it with an Initial Coin Offering for maximum credibility
I'm not the personal arbiter, I'm describing a reasonably objective measure of the difference between straight news journalism and political activism. This measure is available to anyone who understood basic literary analysis in high school, so it's available to almost everyone.

I welcome you to provide a different measure. In your opinion, where is the line? How could all observers reasonably differentiate between a piece of straight news journalism and political propaganda?
One of the default EasyList element hiding rules is:

##.sponsor_block

You have the class name `sponsor_block` on some of your cards, so it hides them.
Not true. GoldSrc wasn't ever really sold. They just acquired mods built on the engine (which was source available) to sell themselves (like counter strike or team fortress)
Like the education system, the health care system's retail price is basically ludicrous.

This is to extract maximum situational revenue, basically get as much from the patient as they can afford.

Colleges charge 100k, but will adapt spending (as little as possible) to get students to be able to pay. They even preferentially let in richer students.

It's the ideal way for a business to make money if they can charge based on how much each individual can pay (and bankruptcy is someone-else's-problem in both healthcare and tuition)
Please explain how a ban on oral sex in a monogamous marriage makes any sense given the medecine available at whenever time in human history.
I don't eat them myself, so I'd guess hardboiled ya. There is one way to do it that makes the shell soft I believe.
You kind of miss the part where he says "Usually implemented transparently for the data layer API clients." Transparently as in no work, no boilerplate.

I guess your mileage might vary, but Java has JPA/Hibernate, and .NET has Entity Framework, and they both make it easy, so I'm going to be surprised if any major framework or language doesn't make this easy.

The concept is also called optimistic locking, if that makes Googling it easier. Using that term, I easily found that Node.js's Sequelize supports it too https://sequelize.org/v5/manual/models-definition.html#optim...
Swift is being used in practice and will most likely see more use in the future as Objective-C fades.
Federated moderation enables extremists to blacklist people who endorse something they don't personally like and limit their ability to use other sites.
I first looked at 8base about 4 months ago and then again when you announced the product here. The pricing improvements are great but what impresses me the most is how powerful your schema builder is and that it instantly generates your GraphQL API. And, that 8base’s GraphQL engine is really badass and more powerful than any others I have seen.
Since Micro Snitch is referenced in one of the comments, yes.

https://www.obdev.at/products/microsnitch/index.html
Even kids shows feature romances. Have you not experienced love or attraction as a major motivator in your personal life, even as a child?
Hospital networks usually have you sign a waiver agreeing to pay for all costs before treatment begins. It's a bit strange to be waiting in the ER and a have a billing handler ask you to sign a form on a clipboard before you can get service.
While 160,000 is a very small number compared to Facebook's user base, it's two orders of magnitude more than what the "thousands"in the title made me imagine. A more generous title would have used something like "a sixth of a million".
> I look forward to the practical soldering test for developers at FANG's

This seems equivalent to whiteboarding algorithms that you'll never use.

FWIW, I'm 42, have built and repaired many, many computers over the years, dating to 286's, and I've never picked up a solder iron.
> It would be nice if these rates were publicly accessible in a easy to search database.

That will make surgeons avoid complicated cases due to the risk of failure and its consequences for their careers.
A century ago America saved millions of Russians from starvation
The size of the network didn’t doom Google+. It was the product management
This is a sum of absolute differences, so in Rust:

let satd = d.iter().cloned().map(abs).sum();

As an added bonus, there's no undefined behavior!
Pretty cool that it's written in clojure https://github.com/uxbox/uxbox
They are already being brainwashed by propaganda in the US, both left-wing (the mass media) and right-wing (some online rabbit holes), I don't see this as much worse.
hmm not a bad idea, I've never done it, I always assemble inside the case. And then after the loud beeping sound, check around to find which connectors I've missed.
If this were a big enough cost advantage, suddenly it might make sense to transport over longer distances. Putting the carbon saved back into the process. The law of unintended consequences is a harsh mistress.
Podcasts that many people have playing constantly. In the car or on the train. In the elevator. At work. In the bathroom. At the store. At home. For many people, it's mindless banter they put on in the background while doing other tasks. Youtube, but you can use your eyes.

But when do you get a free thought that's entirely your own? Just a moment when someone or something isn't barking at you to listen to this or buy that. I at least can't think clearly about something else if someone is reciting a story to me. Scary when most podcasts also have advertising, so you are getting a subconscious dose of that during all your waking hours.
Why not? It not being rape is based on having consent. If the consent was not there, it is rape. Also, if she was sleeping, they couldn't discuss consent vis a vis the condom.
What I have done in the past (which is a temporary solution)
is play a matching frequency from a free phone app and make the volume repeatedly lower and higher for a few minutes..
This cancels out the pitch in my ear for a while.

Sometimes the tinnitus just stops by itself, and this can be for days. I am aware of some triggers for it.
So why the whole charade of extraditing him from the UK to Sweden, to then begin the "to US" process, when the "to US" process could have simply started in the UK?
When you say regular IPC, have you tried this?

https://github.com/LiveAsynchronousVisualizedArchitecture/si...

It should be MUCH faster than loopback IP IPC if that's what you were trying.
Can't all games be hacked/cheated? Clients are inherently untrustworthy...
> My ISP. They are regulated and I pay them.

Depending on the regulations (this is true some of the EU)

On the other hand, Cloudflare has larger customers who also often have an interest in your privacy (the services you are using). And CloudFlare isn't a government granted monopoly, so both their customers and their users have more ability to switch.
Coreboot 4.11
I have a few VMs that run all my networking services. One of them runs cloudflared and Pihole. Cloudflared is a DNS server that routs all DNS queries to 1.1.1.1 using DoH. I have Pihole configured to use cloudflared as its upstream DNS. So in addition to the Pihole's ad/tracker blocking, all DNS requests leaving my network are done over DoH regardless if clients actually support it.
correction: I'll be ready to pay when they ship all what promised, not half-backed "something" they've launched today.
Meditation Is Like Debugging Spaghetti Code
Drug shortages are worsening, and there are no simple solutions
I'm talking about playing with 4k screen resolution.
I'd like to point to another smtp server, which I am using and is much easier to set up than postfix in my opinion, especially for small servers like mine: https://www.opensmtpd.org/

I'm running a personal mailserver (opensmptd, dovecot, dkim, spf, dmarc, spamassassin) for some years now and although I initially had problems with deliverability to google there aren't any (apparent) issues so far.

Also I don't understand why people keep emphasizing google's spam filter being so much better than anything else. For my personal server SpamAssassin has proved itself to be more than sufficient, its spam filtering performance is on par with Gmail's (I have a Gmail account aswell), at least for me.

Of course, Gmails spam filter works better for the billions of accounts they manage, but in order to handle the spam of a tiny mail server I'm probably not the only person who is satisfied with SpamAssassin.
I don't have any articles specifically about canvas performance, but I'm pretty open about development so I probably will at some point in the future. If I do they'll be posted at https://loop-thesis.com/blog/ (https://loop-thesis.com/rss.xml)
Show HN: Space Invaders but the invaders evolve with genetic algorithm
This is great. We in Third World nations can afford this .
Is requestAnimationFrame still capped at 60fps? My monitor runs at 165hz and the last time I tried requestAnimationFrame it would only do 30 or 60.
I find this very naive. The op is not trusting Google because someone told them not to trust Google. They were trusting Fitbit because nobody told them not to.

How did Fitbit make their money to pay for the online services? Only from selling devices? You really believe that?