skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It was originally for cosplayers and models, very very soft-core, not porn.

Platform is liable if it is offering prostitution (google "Craigslist controversy"). Only Fans has zero paperwork for this in their disclaimers. I am not a lawyer, but I think they are in gray area.
Why commercial and church advertising have more in common than you might think
This is really cool, and looks like it was a fun project to code.

Any reason why it’s not available on the play store in Canada? I’d actually be satisfied with any answer here, because it would be super interesting if there was.
Or the El Paso shooting targeting Hispanics.
> If we want to make the world safer, we should focus on making responsible and strategic use of the intelligence we have than to grant new powers.

Always look at the incentives. The Boston Bombing intelligence "failure" is not a failure of intelligence. We got exactly what the incentives were set up to deliver. The system works, it's just not spec'd out to deliver what people think it is.

A mostly law abiding protest group that dares loudly complain about the government "doing it wrong" is an actual threat to law enforcement because it is a threat to the status quo. The voters might listen to them. The voters might install politicians who make promises of "doing it right" which usually includes allocating resources on things other than law enforcement. Drug treatment instead of drug crime task forces for example. That's a real risk to law enforcement agencies and gets treated as such.

On the other hand you have two dudes with some bombs. Worst case they kill a couple hundred people and make the public hate them in the process. Sure that makes you look like incompetent fools but the public already thinks of you that way so you don't lose anything. No politician is going to get elected on a promise of turning your organization upside down because you failed to catch some lone wolves. Maybe you can even find a way to blame someone/something else and get some extra power out of it. Those guys were not a real risk to the organizations tasked with stopping people like them and were likewise ignored.

That said, as much as it pains me to defend the MA state police the failure mode of the status quo they have settled into is pretty benign. The false positive rate on terrorism is so high and they are so eager to LARP as combat troops that if they did thoroughly follow up on every tip they got they'd likely have a much higher body count than the real terrorists. Doing unethical things to maximize their incomes and minimize their work (the gripe most people have with the MA state police) is pretty harmless by comparison.
give some demo creds as well
If the price is giving my personal data to restaurants, personally no.
My parents went through a bankruptcy when I was a boy, they lost everything. All the assets of the business they owned were auctioned by the bank right from the property we lived on. We were thrown out of our house in the middle of a cold March. I remember a lot of what happened and what that felt like. Even as a child it was no fun. Mom says just focus on making it through one day at a time, it's gunna be a bumpy ride, just hang on. Things will happen that make you uncomfortable. Then you'll get to a "new normal", and you can start to rebuild from there.

For practical money advice during a crisis seek out Dave Ramsey. He's gotten a lot of people through this type of thing and went through it himself. Good luck. Don't buy a shotgun.
EthTrader now has 5% of distribution allocated to mods (changed by community vote). Initially it was 15% (I agree this was too high). These two new subs will be at 10% for the mods. Monetary policy was only influenced by mods for the initial distribution which was set at 15%. After that it required a vote and eventually it did get lowered.
>they also have jobs

bold assumption ;) other options include being retired or having a partner provide for them

>how many hours people spend

I'm not one of them, but I'd probably guess it's anywhere from 2-6 hours a day. Depending on job, one could easily can work that in before/during/after work. /u/GallowBoob, the user with the most karma on reddit, actually managed to turn it into his job. He was originally a landscape architect whose reddit habits got him a job at those awful viral licensing companies, although now he does social media directing at an eSports company.
A tweet that hit hard recently from patio11: https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1258224216156954624

> A gut punch of a paragraph in a 2010 vintage fantasy novel re: plague response:

> They were intelligently planned procedures, quickly and efficiently carried out, by men who knew what they were doing. They'd never worked in the past, and this time was no exception.
This looks pretty cool. The experience of doing this sounds very similar to participating in YC Startup School.

> You can leverage the Founder Summit forums for feedback from the Earnest team and our broader community of awesome founders and mentors (a free trial is included for everybody on Trailhead).

I’m not familiar with the founder summit forums, but this sound sounds similar to the community aspect of Startup School.

You mentioned that people get a free trial, but it sounds like someone can sign up for trailhead and stay in it for the long term without ever deciding to raise the earnest. What do you guys do in that case? When does someone get kicked out of their free trial? :)
Sex addiction fueled by free internet porn has ruined countless lives.

I would like to see a citation on this.

Moral panics around sexuality are at least a couple centuries old, and technologies that are said to have contributed to or created them include the printing press, radio, the bicycle, the car, TV, movies, magazines, and now the Internet. For many of the earlier technologies, Gay Talese's book Thy Neighbor's Wife has a serviceable overview of the moral panics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase-out_of_fossil_fuel_vehic...
I'm working on a macro recorder https://github.com/rmpr/atbswp, I recently made a release, you can try it :)
I'm sorry to hear about this man. Please check into your forbearance payment options as there might be more to it then you expect and you might have other options on the table, see [1].

[1] - https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/blog/guide-coronavi...
What makes you think porn is new?
From the issues I've read on github, anecdotally, is that the approach of the gazelle and rules_go teams is to leverage the standard go tooling and not make changes to go itself.

Also anecdotally, bazel and golang work really well together IME. The community seems pretty active, and the upsides of using gazelle/bazel with golang seem to outweigh any downsides (though I'd be hard pressed to name a downside, that isn't inherit to golang itself).
What kind of engineer are you? Email me (address in profile) and I'll see what I can do.

Edit - thanks for the comments, updated the about field in my profile with my email.
If you consider the purpose of emergency savings, the overwhelming majority of folks (even savers) weren't planning for an entire global economic collapse.
They also encourage users to store private keys on reddit's servers, user password encrypted.
I really appreciate how this is an inversion of the "time-honored tradition" of making founders do loads of extra work within arbitrary deadlines in addition to growing their company. Too often, this is more a one-sided scramble (resembling an "audience with the king") than a mutually respectful conversation.

It's really promising to see that you value the time of the founders you fund so much that you are ready to talk to them in a way that suits them, not just you.

I like this.
There's definitely a chicken-and-egg problem of the current user and developer base of GPGPU apps being a very tolerant bunch. "It's just a flesh wound" they say about a lot of things that are prohibitive to normal app developers. Maybe it's the natural order of things, or maybe the the "incompatible proprietary C++ dialects with different kinds of crashy drivers on each OS" approach will be suffiently unpalatable to some future generation of programmers.
Start looking for that new job before the previous one has ended. This is just a slightly next-level variation of simple networking, where you don't merely make friends all over the place, but make it clear that you'd take a better offer if one were to come along.
I remember listening to a podcast where some guy was describing how the FBI (I think?) had a map of the 5 most frequently contacted phone number and the average rate of contact for those numbers for all landline and cellphone users in the early 2000s.

They were able to de-anonymize burner phones by mapping what numbers they were contacting, who those numbers were contacting and who the 2nd hop numbers were contacting.

Given that this was the technology 2 decades ago, I’m going to guess that similar behavioral fingerprints have been collected for all sorts of data. I wonder if it’s possible to fingerprint someone from the frequency of the top 5 websites someone visits and the time at which they are most actively browsing a website.

Edit: I found the podcast from my notes. Episode 265 of the James Altucher Show
Probably a heatsink
this holier than thou attitude really isn't helpful. And based on the fact that they estimate their runway runs out in August, they did have at or near 6 months of emergency funds saved up. Have some empathy please.
> morally bankrupt

How so, in 2020?
Cities are transforming as electric bike sales skyrocket
Sounds like you made the right decision! When we started the project four years ago, coroutines were still quite experimental so wasn't a feasible option for us. If I were to consider all the trade-offs, moving to coroutines not something we should do now as I believe it would yield only marginal benefits but would break compatibility for customers.

One of the main problems with the Quasar/coroutine based model is that the semantics are quite hard to undersand for developers who are not very familiar with concurrency. They write code that _looks_ synchronous but is actually async. We get a lot of support tickets claiming there's a bug in the platform when the reality is that they don't understand what's going on. I sympathise with them and we probably need to do a better job of hiding the complexities. As you note, the bytecode instrumentation is a bit of a pain but not only that... It also has quite a big impact on performance!

There has been talk of doing some experiments with Akka and that's something I'm interested in exploring. But I think, hypothetically, that writing parts of the platform again in Erlang/OTP would yield huge productivity benefits... gen_fsm offers exactly what we need out of the box. From the little playing around I've done with Erlang, it feels like you can get a small, competent team, up to speed fairly quickly.
I grew up in Virginia, and any of the home schooled kids were hyper religious and profoundly ignorant.

I bumped into a few of them at a community college after I got out of the military. The USMC indoc'd me hard with the groupthink, and that took a while to get past, but I could at least do high school Trig and had basic history. I remember one girl who didn't believe the Holy Roman Empire existed and despite her extensively Christian background, didn't know a damn thing about the Crusades.
Having used both for years I honestly have not perceived the difference between blaze and bazel go_binary/go_library/go_test. What's the big difference?
You can borrow from your 401k for 3 years without penalty right now FYI, hoping for the best for you. Stay Strong, do what you can, it's not your fault.
Podcast hosting service https://wisecast.fm
> It will allow subreddits to monetize effectively and encourage users to post quality content using economic incentives.

Quality content, properly understood, is almost always created because of other-than-economic incentives. In actuality, economic incentives are in conflict with its production, and quality only emerges with the economic incentives are (at least partially) subdued.
No because it's more transient. I'm diving into a topic, opening a few different sources, then following links from those sources into further tabs. But I try to roughly group them in windows so I can just close out the window when I'm done with the topic.
New games will be in a single room. But it will be a very detailed room.

Covid-19 games.
HN should require a reply in order to downvote, and downvoting should cause multiple lost points for the down-voter....and maybe down-votes should be publicly visible.

I come here primarily to read discussion and to provide my unfiltered critical thought....but what I'm seeing recently is petty downvoting with little discussion or replies.
They are going to have to pass a bill to push the arrearance payments off. With a little luck you may be ok.
Really? Chrome's history search tools are very good, and it's just a SQLite file. I've only had to break out the SQL queries once, but it allowed me to find something very specific. Take a look here: https://gist.github.com/dropmeaword/9372cbeb29e8390521c2
You're right. We call this "vendoring" your dependencies. And it's a good way to do things.
This would’ve been a good comment if you had left out the part in the parentheses.

I’d say it’s more of a class thing. They will be angry at the the ruling class and wealthy. I don’t think they are going to be taking it out on old ladies...
Yep, ditto Atlassian. There's a big thread of people complaining about it on their forums too.

Unfortunately of course it'll always be a minority, and won't affect whether even those people (have to) use Jira or whatever, so not really any incentive for Atlassian to fix it.
From a mobile developer's perspective, I feel like a lot of these problems can be solved by using "Sign in with [Blah]" buttons. It requires a 1-2 taps for the user the sign in and almost always requires no email verification. Seeing that Sign in With Apple is also available on Safari, maybe this trend will slowly creep into the web and eliminate some of the problems the author was talking about.
Even simpler (though not necessarily a great interface, but it's sort of a Hayes AT command set) is the TCP232-T2, which can be had for about $10 off of eBay. I wrote up my experiences with it on my VIC-20[0]

[0] http://obsolete.site/?p=39
Nothing about your business sounds like it reflects the rest of the white-collar working world.
Moving the voting mechanism 'up' the hierarchy makes it more vague. People aren't going to bother reading individual comments to find the value, they'll just skim and get a gist of who won. These debates are built on conflict, and having a blow-by-blow (individual comment) voting system will always be more engaging and fun.

Cutting out the plebs makes it less rewarding to read the debate. Celebrity debaters will be required to overcome the lack of organic pull into the conversation. Why not just watch an interview between the two people?
90% of mortgages in the US are owned or insured by Fannie or Freddie. The Federal Government has provided rules that mortgage servicers are required to follow for these loans. I am guessing that the majority of the other 10%/privately owned mortgages are non-conforming jumbo loans, typically in more expensive areas.
Hacker News is a marketing tool for Y Combinator and the companies they invest in - there’s a reason it’s on news.ycombinator.com and not e.g. hackernews.org, and a reason YC’s application periods and companies get hyped up on here. There’s a reason that pg’s writings get discussed ad infinitum.

It is also, secondarily, basically the “social media” equivalent of a newspaper - a mechanism for YC to push their opinion of how the world should work and create a consensus around that ideology.

Putting ads next to someone else’s content isn’t the only way you can make money off it.
Nicholas Nassim Taleb has a nice YouTube clip that shows how this kind of studies comes about.

The Randomness of Correlation and its Hacking by Bigdataists
https://youtu.be/D6CxfBMUf1o?t=208
> Also anecdotally, bazel and golang work really well together IME... and the upsides of using gazelle/bazel with golang seem to outweigh any downsides

This is really not my experience from having used Bazel with Go for the last four years. But I'm happy you are are apparently not running into issues.
Surprised that Google didn't take proper pre-cautions here to not run into this.

If there is indeed such an identifier, enabled by default its pretty obvious that its technically possible to track a user. And with all the other data Google has, they also can link to the actual identity pretty easily.
With the potential for anonymity and digital-only connections, OnlyFans is a big improvement over prostitution, strip clubs, or crushing poverty.

As always, the core issue is economic insecurity, not human sexuality.
Cool! I did something similar and it was a fun little project.
Talk to your mortgage servicer. They have a vested interest in keeping you in your home. Foreclosure is an expensive and time consuming option for the lender.
- nothing wrong with NIH syndrome if you have the means and resources to refine existing ideas and rebuild them with scale in mind

- uber is a 50 billion dollar company and they have to de-risk themselves by owning entire stacks, top to bottom. if it means re-creating something from scratch... who cares, they have billions.
Vivaldi Profiles. Only difference is that in Vivaldi each Profile use separate window (as far as I know).
The evolutionary origins of the cat attractant nepetalactone in catnip
At first glance it seems like it's the Multi container extension of Firefox without cookies isolation
Hmm, maybe. I find the technical depth lacking in those videos. Hooking something up, or writing a couple lines of basic/assembly isn't anything compared with the list of peek/poke/call addresses in the back of two or three books books from the 1980s. I have the original apple ][+ manual with the assembly listing for the ROMs. I will put that manual up against every youtube video I've seen for technical depth (it also has schematics).
Pretty cool! The room has no door though :)
I work at a huge non-tech company (bank), and we are guilty of the same. Tons of stuff built in-house for stupid reasons, including an entire buggy IDE that people curse every day.

I have not had the privilege of working for a "tech company" where tech and tech employees are first class citizens. I'm pretty certain the in-house tooling would be much better at a company like Uber or FAANG than a company like mine.
I wonder how this will spell out for communities that already support images in comments. Are they now circumventing reddit's monetization scheme? For example, /r/anime has a bunch of images you can insert. Only works on the Old layout though, no apps and not the new layout.
By the time the Velvet Revolution started, Poland was already after it's semi-free election, Hungary dismantled the heavily protected border with Austria, and the Berlin wall fell.
But still, part of the local communist army had a contingency plan, 2 MiG-29 jets going supersonic, as low as they could, above the 300000+ protesters in Letna park. Thank god they didn't go through with it.
Sources in Czech: https://www.seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/stacil-by-prelet-stihacky...
https://www.parlamentnilisty.cz/zpravy/Havel-vzpominal-Staci...
We do mob programming at work, and one of the main tools we use is a timer. Plenty of apps out there for timing on one machine, not many for sharing the timer. I started spiking out a shared/collaborative timer.

That eventually became https://mobti.me , and it's working well for us. If anyone else tries it, I'd be very happy to get feedback here or on twitter ( @mobtime_app ).
most VPN will tell you they don't keep log, which is probably not true
I think you meant to link to https://github.com/turtlesoupy/this-word-does-not-exist/issu...
Of course cause they’re putting a lot of time into getting work experience
Just like here in Germany, it is the ideology of the party that changed (a lot).

I've been a Social Democrat for over 30 years, that's why I left the social democratic party here.
I'm not familiar with the Kotlin build chain, but what role does Bazel play? Is it needed for integration with the protocol buffers?
Back in my teens (mid 20s now), I was very (very) interested in Photoshop to the point where I would consume dozens of tutorials a day and just work on projects for things like forum signatures or post headers and graphics. My "graphic design" career never took off, but to this day I still have muscle memory of certain tasks and actions I've created and still set up my workspace in the same way.

Now that I'm a programmer I rarely find the itch to dive into things like this again. Every now and then, I'll want to create some silly website with a game or something and again I'd find myself spending late nights just working on it. I've realized that the fact that I "know something" isn't what drives me, it's that I'm interested in what I want so much that I'll learn anything just to get to do it.

Lately, I've been starting to feel the itch for doing something related to baseball (again, something I love), like data analytics or amateur scouting or something. I have no idea how to get started, but I just know I want to. I hope I find tutorials from people who are just as excited to share information as I am to absorb it.
Only years later, as in the case of a certain Vietnamese hacking group that did exactly this starting at the end of 2015 and didn't have their apps yanked until Nov & Dec of 2019 and another batch located & yanked only last month, well after any and all damage was already done to those who used the apps.
>It's like a musical instrument, in the sense that it has unique sounds and textures that you can get used to.

All creative software that outputs the level of complexity of a song, video or image is like this. Each has their own algorithms and quirks that end up in the final work in some way. There is nothing uniquely romantic about Logic vs other creative tools.

Plenty of us start the project off right there in the software the project is finished in.
I know about those, but those are about passing the algorithmic interview/conducting the tech interview.

I am thinking more about how one might demonstrate expertise in the kinds of things one shows off in blogs, such as expertise in Spring with respect to financial systems.

No ideas presently, just something I would like to see.
No one should accept the state's justifications on the basis of terrorism for expanding its surveillance powers. Terrorism from the middle east comes from US imperial intervention there, if they wanted to stop "terrorism" they would stop terrorizing the middle east. Instead, expansions of the police agency powers are probably aimed at surveiling political targets that have become disfavored.

The bait and switch the USG loves to use, and in fact all governments love to use, is to point to a (possibly nonexistent) external enemy and use that to scare the population into accepting ever increasing authoritarian measures domestically.
no. so-called 'microservice architectures' increase the complexity of the platform in terms of ops AND the code