skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, vast majority seems like a stretch. Back-of-the-envelope calculation:

Google says
~100 billion humans ever lived
~60 billion since 0 AD.

Let's say since 0 AD, 10% of the average person's lifetime encounters are non-consensual, while the ancient human had 33% non-consensual. These proportions are totally made-up by me.

Anyway, that would give us .33 * 40 + .1 * 60 = 19.2% of all intercouse being non-consensual. It seems like any reasonable estimate would put the number well below 50% just given how many modern people there are.
Yeah, it might be an overreaction but the fact they did that does show that they have people who are clueless in their company and don't respect their customers

Given the target market of their product I would expect any such attempt to be quickly found so I guess there's not that much risk to use them
I thrived briefly, but even as an introvert the lack of any social interaction and being locked in a decent sized apt is starting to get to me. I used to love living in cities, now it just frustrates me and seems like an idiotic waste of money. The whole idea of socializing in my head also feels like it's no longer worth it since the barrier of entry is now higher than any time I can remember in my life - which as an introvert was already pretty high (why I lived in cities to lower this barrier a little bit).
Amazon Court Filing Includes Chilling Death Threats Published on Parler
Can we have the speaker impeached next? I fail to see how the President's comments are any more inflammatory than hers.

“I just don’t even know why there aren’t uprisings all over the country, and maybe there will be when people realize that this is a policy that they defend,” Pelosi said during a press conference. “It’s a horrible thing, and I don’t see any prospect for legislation here.”

- Nancy Pelosi

Definition of uprising : an act or instance of rising up especially : a usually localized act of popular violence in defiance usually of an established government
I agree. My fyp also has Dad Green, older LGBT creators, young PhD & postdocs explaining science Qs, lots & lots of dogs, linguists, cooking, trees, lakes, geology, etc. Plenty of light hearted dancing, but everybody seems to be pretty chill and glad to engage with their audience. It's pretty easy to get responses from creators, as compared to YouTube creators.
There is a difference between official and unofficial support. Also, Dropbox is big enough to be around for a while, but this is their product and if it goes south, so do they. I don't trust Google to maintain any product before rebranding, pushing the work to the users, or dropping the product. They have shown otherwise.
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Thank you! A talking clock hadn't occurred to me. Sounds obvious now that you've suggested it. I was all but certain that Apple's assistive technology stuff had these kinds of features, but now can't find any clues. Eager to try out your solution.
While I understand what you are saying, there was never a guarantee people would want to read what you wrote, just that you could write it.
> I do think that many of the new subcultures in the US praise personal hedonism over any kind of collective responsibility.

From an outside perspective the US looks incredibly individualistic. Even from a UK perspective, which is individualistic on a European scale. Which is itself individualistic compared to some Asian cultures.
Perhaps you're right.

My sense was that an "equivocation" is creating a false equivalency between two things by hiding behind a word(s) ambiguousness or multiple meanings. In this case I'm saying they're trying to use _moral_ equivocation: creating a false sense of equivalency between two things (jobless and sex-work) by playing on the perceived moral ambiguity of sex-work.
Running all of our control server tests (including integration tests) right now takes 8 seconds, and we're not even incredibly happy with that. There's no reason it should even be half that.

So it's not really in our patience budget for adding a mysqld or postgres start up (possible docker pull, create its schema, etc).
This is exactly what happened with the AshleyMadison hack. In fact, users explicitly paid for a "delete my account permanently" action.. yet it was just that, a "deleted" flag added to the DB which eventually got leaked.
Yes. Use the search, find a few videos you like on topic X. Interact with them (like them, comment on them, follow creators). There that is most of the interaction needed to influence your feed.

Then as you encounter stuff you like click hashtags that look interesting, explore sounds to find similar videos, checkout a producers other videos.
Selling Stock Before the IPO
It is useful even in apartments: you can have your router near entrance, where the ISP terminates, and then AP elsewhere in the apartment, where you can get better reception for your devices.
Curious. I wondered what other children would say about their parents, so I googled someone I know to be reprehensible.

Edda Goering on her father, the famous Hermann Goering:

> "My only memories of him are such loving ones. I cannot see him any other way."

> "The things that happened to the Jews were horrible, but quite separate from my father."

We, of course, are well-informed and know that "the things that happened to the Jews" are not, in fact, "quite separate from her father". I suspect that children of people are not reputable character references.
No, it is the memory of an interview for a book (which, AFAICT, was never published) back in 1994, and that memory was posted to a Harper's article in 2016 (I mean, it's right there in the URL), long after Ehrlichman was dead. As the inexplicably-downvoted GP comment says, there is no traceable basis for this quote. As far as we know, the author just made it up. The more likely case is that, at best, it is from old interview notes from 1994.
That sounds like guilty until proven innocent. Someone holding beliefs shouldn't be a crime, it's acting on them. Anyway it sounds like we'll disagree, I'll continue thinking about it.
The reporting is that Mitch McConnell is really upset with Trump and never wants to talk to him again, is undecided on conviction, and sees a potential opportunity to purge Trump from the GOP.

Honestly, I feel like the deciding factor may be whether or not on the day of the vote persons with the most influence over the GOP feel the party is better off convicting and blocking Trump from even pretending to run in 2024.

EDIT: Many in the GOP blame Trump for them losing majority of the House, the Senate, and the White House. He was already a proven losing formula before last weeks events. Now, I wouldn't be surprised if they viewed him as a straight up liability for the midterms and in 2024.
When your feature comparison page doesn't include your free plan, that's a sign that the paid plans don't compare favorably. It's also not very user-friendly because it makes it hard for people to figure out which features they already have access to (I just learned they have a direct file-sending tool, and I have no idea if it's included in the free tier).

https://www.dropbox.com/plans
The UI makes me want to vomit.
So a new privacy app called The Social App (Social) entered the domain for privacy apps and they actually allow you to directly import your WhatsApp chat into their military grade encryption backed by Virgil Security (www.thesocialapp.net). Would this help @_l4jh
Obesity is primarily a result of corporations not being adequately regulated, and government incentives driving down the price of particularly unhealthy additives.

In short, high fructose corn syrup leads to obesity.
Elastic means you can go without it. Can you go without housing?
Like many others here, Mullvad. I've also been experimenting with ProtonVPN because it was offered as part of a bundle with ProtonMail.
I'm still running a WRT54GL with Tomato firmware on at my parents place. I used it until I upgraded to a faster one, but the reason it's still running is that it provides the longest 2.4GHz range which is perfect for a large house. I've tried Ubiquity, newer ASUS routers and the range is shorter and their devices prefers to connect to the WRT54G. And my parents don't need super fast wifi, just a stable one.
Who needs google search either when you can just slap a ES instance to a web crawler you scripted in 5 minutes
Vancouver Gave Homeless People $5,800. It Changed Their Lives
Is this based on any particular evidence though or just a feeling?

I don't think it's really guaranteed at all. Sexual behavior and courtship (or lack thereof) varies a lot over different species and I don't think I've personally seen much to indicate one way or the other what early human or pre-human behavior would have been.
Many APs are routers. Unifi ones are bridges.
And now, lattice Boltzmann methods are completely mainstream, and are used everywhere in a huge variety of contexts. I was coding a LB simulation of virus carrying aerosol particles with OpenLB just a few hours ago :)
Thank you. I'm doing something wrong. I've dug thru all the settings, yup everything's enabled, and I don't ever recall getting a notification to stand up. I'll keep digging.
You can literally just run 'explorer.exe .' in a wsl1 shell to get an explorer to show up in whatever directory you are currently in. The wsl files are not hidden from windows, and can be edited from there just fine.

F# (and most of Dotnet core) is also a mess on linux, so no surprises here.
I wonder if this is more effective if you slide before eating or after eating?
Corrección:"Programmed" in C, but "programmable" in EEL, simplified C-language.
That article is from 2016, long after Ehrlichman died. There was no Harper's interview with Ehrlichman in 1994.
The slide with heroin doesn't happen overnight. Give the guy some time and he might tip over the edge.

>In the prologue, he writes, “I am now entering my fifth year as a regular heroin user.”

I've read stores, even posted to HN, where lawyers can go longer than that before their finances collapse.
Trump impeached for 'inciting' US Capitol riot
Slightly different trade-offs. This package is emphatically just "for" Etcd, choosing to directly expose MVCC types & concepts from the client.

It also doesn't wrap transactions -- you use the etcd client directly for that.

The Nagel delay it implements helps quite a bit with scaling, though, while keeping the benefits of a tightly packed sorted keyspace. And you can directly access / walk decoded state without copies.
Perhaps "what has happened to us" is less a matter of decline, but that we've raised our standards up. People live longer, and are more financially secure, because we no longer give people the rope to hang themselves with. In the past, dying at 30-something because of bad decisions you made was a lot more likely, now we've de-selected those bad choices for you.
Honestly, if there was a reliable public gateway between Hyper and HTTP, Beaker would probably be the easiest possible platform for blogging, with its instant Markdown editing & publishing. Maybe with hashbase as the freemium "hosting provider". Some extra development could then make it a WYSIWYG blogging tool (so even easier) or a photo gallery maker. I would instantly recommend such a gallery tool to all my friends and family. If creating a free account on hashbase was integrated in the gui and easy enough.
How important is funding for a tech scene? Am I the only one who believes that culture is much more important? The most prevalent jobs for Canadians is working in the banking sector or the energy sector, two big and risk-averse sectors. I think if Canada wants to have a budding tech scene, it needs to embrace failure and thinking big.
BTW, I WFH doing manufacturing ERP system implementations and custom development. I also have Psoriatic Arthritis, so have been pretty much sidelined at home since March 1, 2020. Used to travel a few times a year for work, which was nice, but companies are definitely starting to see the cost benefits of not paying consultants to come onsite. So I expect this is more or less a permanent situation. For most companies the servers don't live onsite, so what's the point having someone come to their office to install software, configure it, and customize it when it is all done remotely anyways? What would normally be $20k a week with travel expenses is only $10k remote. We are pretty much pros with Zoom and Microsoft Teams now and make use of digital whiteboards for presentations. Travel for implementations hit the ridiculous point last January anyways when we went onsite at one customer's HQ and all the people we were talking to were Zooming in - we were the only ones there in-person!

Do I feel fortunate for my situation? Absolutely. But at the same time I worked my way up from a helpdesk-like position for $12 an hour to where I am now 25+ years later. I have earned this and then some.
If it's not specifically true, it's proverbial. Stories such as this[1] abound.

Since I first read the post, it's been updated, but an earlier version in that same example called out unlikely to be Mormon. This similarly seems unlikely to me (of my acquaintances, being Mormon would dramatically increase your odds of having an advanced degree).

1: https://www.networkworld.com/article/2878394/mit-researchers...
Yeah, I wouldn't really consider many of these to be "rising stars". There were definitely some interesting libraries on here that I'd only heard mention of or not at all, but in what world are Angular or Node.js or even React "rising stars"?
Didn't your AC ship with an injector?

AFAIK, only the 5-piece package ships without injector, the individual ones do have it.
> I'd argue you're not commenting on any specific language at all here, but rather the sheer size of the community/user base for a given language.

Yes and no. A larger community will for sure help with filling in knowledge gaps, but those gaps stem from the documentation not covering something in enough detail.

Maybe it's just me but whenever I read Elixir, Phoenix or Ecto's docs I can't really relate to them. It feels like they are written for a completely different type of person and very rarely do they focus on practical applications of something. Most of the docs feel more like a reference guide to a library's API and if you're lucky you'll get an example or 2, but there's not enough context written around it to figure out how to apply that to your specific problem. That and the docs are rarely linked to a meaningful result when Googling for stuff.

It's a much different world than Python, Ruby and PHP IMO.
Agreed, TS is a big productivity boost and is here to stay, definitely worth investing time into if you want to get further into JS ecosystem.

You can safely ignore Deno for the time being.
Seattle and SF are examples of what happens when concentrations of homeless people appear in an urban environment.
Isn’t that basically Keyboardio? Except it’s a San Francisco company selling them for $150; expensive, but still within reason for boutique mechanical keyboards.
To be fair, the FRITZ suite also wants to (and does) support Cable internet (afaik the only non-ISP-supplied modem or router-modem you could even buy in europe), DECT, and a range of 433MHz home automation products. And of course, you mentioned their homebrew mesh stuff.

So there's a lot of non-standard tech available in those boxes and it is no huge surprise that this is kept proprietary.
That headline sums up the European startup scene (I say this having worked for a shady German startup myself, that has owed me and other former employees money for ages)
Yes, word-of-mouth still exists and is more robust than ever.

Blocked by Twitter? The link to to your diatribe can still be shared there. If that link gets blocked? That’s more unlikely, but you can add another step of indirection and you’re effectively unblockable, especially if any news site links to the original.
Why is a car for hire company called a startup?
For an 18th-century pamphlet writer, there was something of a guarantee that at least the people sympathetic to his cause would read the pamphlet. Today, even few among the target audience would read such writing, simply because internet communications have made it seem “too long”.
I don't say you're right or wrong, cause I don't know. All I can say is that you cannot say "makes no sense" because it's been working OK for them so far. They have ~15M paying users and the number keeps growing (not at a very high pace but still steady growth). Their revenue is growing at a higher pace than expenses. Enterprise sales is not easy but they have been doing it for a while now. They also expand their product line to be a more complete solution for team productivity and collaboration. They have been doing a lot of mistakes on the way. They launched many products that failed. Their vision was lacking. But overall their numbers show it's a healthy company moving in the right direction. It's just not been growing in the pace everyone was thinking they would after their IPO.
I don't know which route is better (clearly the Nuvia team decided to accept the acquisition) but I think independence would have been possible.
The "Banality of Indifference" is very real
Why not spin up NextCloud on a Linode instance? I think they're cheaper than DO, but I don't know about their access policies.
Boohoo, billion dollar web infrastructure companies are being criticized for leveraging their market position to advance partisan objectives. Can no one see the damage this will cause to public discourse if we don't stand up for a megacorp's right to do as it pleases?
It's not like housing is much cheaper in e.g. London. In London you can be on the top 2% of earners in the country and still not be able to afford somewhere decent to live
I mean members of the board of supervisors can't even figure out if the health department has an actual plan or what it is https://twitter.com/MattHaneySF/status/1349189438241325057

I guess "exactly zero" is poor wording, but they seem to only have a very loosely defined plan that hasn't bothered going beyond phase 1A tier 1 even though vaccines started being distributed a month ago and 2/3 of them statewide are just sitting around.
I think you're raising an interesting point regarding the CEO's focus vs. company performance.

Friendly advice from someone who's learned this the hard way: If you edit your comment so that it's tone is a bit more friendly, it's more likely to foster a real discussion.
Discord for Startups
The adiabatic (reversible) computations themselves would be zero-loss, but in order to actually read the result of your computation you need to waste heat.
Making RPKI mandatory is like turning off IPv4 after everyone has adopted IPv6.
Decoding the NEXUS π/4-DQPSK signal
Not yet, but you can scan the QR code to send the recipe to your phone.
The drug use itself might not inflict harm on the general public, but the effects of addiction certainly can.

It's pretty obvious that extremely powerful chemical addictions in conjunction with poverty are a recipe for petty crime. So unless all drugs are made free, then a i.e. broke heroin addict will constantly be tempted to steal to feed the addiction.
I hope they give him the proper roast he deserves.
Author here, the exact same thing that I did is possible for any 3rd party SSO on mobile apps. It's not a Google exploit, it's an exploit in the idea of SSO.
Oh, and interest rates on mortgages in the UK are still like 3-4% for the longer fixes and you won't find a fixed term of more than 5 years...
Has this happened as HTTPS adoption has increased? Do you believe BGP RPKI will be different?

A lot of threads about rising use of encryption seem to have this fear - that it will be used against us at some point, and I'd really like to understand where this fear comes from

Even taking a recent example of Parler; as far as I know it had HTTPS support and the corresponding X.509 cert was never revoked - instead hosting and I think the domain was terminated
It's been on Hulu for a few years, just FYI.
Reminder: Democrats lost house seats even with the huge surge in covid mail-in voting.

With this action by Pelosi, I guarantee Trump will hold office again after the next presidential election.
When he started debunking the voter fraud claims, he had a voice of objectivity. Over time, it seemed to me he just presumed bad faith on the other side (which is fair) but then started the usual "mind reading" bits where he would start claiming he knew the motives of individuals saying certain things, based upon that assumption of bad faith. When someone says "so-and-so says X, but they're doing it because of motive Y" then I don't consider that person a journalist anymore, just a commentator.
FWIW, Microsoft's Visual Studio App Center will build and distribute iOS apps: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/app-center.
This jumped out at me: "The obvious next step to take was to move to SQL"

No. Not unless your data is relational. This is a common problem, relational databases have a lot of over head. They are worth it when dealing with relational data. Not so much with non relational data.
People like this are dangerous. I believe the vast majority of people can barely handle the stress of daily life, let alone juggle a drug use hobby.

I know there are people out there who are exceptional, one of the perils of the internet is that you get a glimpse into their lives through social media.

But we can't all compare ourselves to these exceptional people.

Take a relatively harmless drug like cannabis as an example. I personally know people who are very active on cannabis and can still steer their life towards their long term goals.

But most people are not. Most people use cannabis as a way to make a boring day fun and in the long run those boring days amass to nothing gained.

So people like Carl are probably right but they should speak for themselves, not for the masses.
I make pretty good money as a consultant. Last year I had 180 hours of saved vacation time (4.5 weeks). I gave up 115.5 hours of that on January 1 because I didn't use it. I expect I will lose a similar amount on next January 1st. I did get 6 federal holidays off. I used a bit of vacation to also take the day after Thanksgiving, the day before Christmas, and New Year's Eve off.

I paid $8400 in insurance premiums for my insurance. I also added $5200 in pretax to my HSA account which I used.

I paid about 30% to taxes.

I'm not complaining. I'd just like to point out that my high salary (which is not > $200,000) comes with some costs.
If you mean a NextCloud instance that you created on your droplet, then only the family members you have given permission to view would have access. NextCloud encrypts files at rest and only those given permission can view them. This does not protect against DO doing a memory dump of your VM, but that should only happen if there is a lawful request to access your droplet. This is the same risk on any VPS provider. So I would say that is probably one of the best methods to share family photos.
Clearly old-world type of reasoning.
No injector came in the box. I remember reading forum discussions about it at the time that explained which models/packages came with the injector, but I forget what they said.
It's not quite the same, but Bojangle's are all over the east coast: https://www.bojangles.com/
> I’d say the internet has obsoleted earlier forms of communication.

Well, given that I've seen Devin Nunes on Fox News arguing about how it is now impossible for Republicans to communicate, you aren't alone.

On the other hand, it clearly is possible to get messages out other than via venues controlled by the tech firms at issue.
Facebook tracking a rise in violent rhetoric tied to US president inauguration
Also checkout SWR https://swr.vercel.app/
That's the extra hardware I mentioned. I guess I wish the RPi just included one of those chips and had say 4 to 8 pins for ADC. It would make things simpler versus having to find something already well integrated or building it.
Was this a plot point in ME? I don't remember that.
Now is possible to use many NPM packages in Deno, find out on the Web