skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> From what I understand the number of listens that month is pooled globally/in buckets for the purpose of distribution.

Yep, exactly. Views are pooled per stream rather than per artist, which is its own can of worms (I mentioned that somewhere in this thread), but if you watch an "average" amount that already accounts for such an artifact. At least 70% of your contributions go to the artists you listen to in such a scenario (that money has to come from somewhere; many artists _don't_ get paid much).

> And then the payout rate is a bit complicated because it comes from a variety of buckets.

Yep, that's why I simplified it as much as possible in the context of the net effect of your personal actions. Your paid listens will impact one bucket and not the others, and that allows them to be safely ignored when evaluating the difference in an artist's pay with you watching them on Spotify or just giving them cash.

> In practice though, I don't think it matters too much. I don't think many people listen to one artist exclusively.

This is a point I'm seeing crop up a lot, not just from you. I think we might be talking past each other; I'll lay out why I don't think that matters, and I'm curious to know what you think.

In particular, if you're comparing spending X per month on Spotify or spending X per month on other forms of music, in both scenarios you would be splitting that between the artists you actually care about. I'm pretty sure people spend more per month on music than they used to (still haven't found the original source, so maybe that idea is wrong), so IMO it doesn't make sense when comparing Spotify to alternatives to point out that in _both_ instances your money doesn't all go to one artist.

There is a point to be made that you'll probably listen to a broader variety of artists through Spotify than otherwise (why not? that's one of their core value propositions), so your individual X payment is split further than it would have been. However, everyone else is listening to more people too, and on average assuming everyone listens to the same distribution of music as in a pre-Spotify world those effects actually cancel out.

There is still an open question of whether that distribution is the same -- does there exist a pool of artists being listened to via Spotify who would rarely have their music purchased otherwise? My gut says "yes," but I don't actually know. Is it a bad thing for those artists to be paid?
>although there never were any lesbian inmates

that seems highly unlikely?!
There oughta be a smart doorbell
How could a driver mistake the accelerator(gas) with the break? Happens every day.

How many air disasters have there been because knobs and dials were mistaken. There's been many revisions on cockpit configuration purely because of this, ranging from placement to varying between knurling and polished surfaces.

I'm not forgiving what happened or the seemingly reckless actions.. but if this is an honest summary of the events we need to question if it is sensible for a non-lethal weapon to have the design of a lethal pistol, despite it being ergonomically good.
A friend of mine had a 4WD grand prix slot car - I can't remember what it was, but I do remember it was slow because it had steerable front wheels with the power being applied to them via universal joints, which was way over-engineered. It looked beautiful, though.

I also used to smash cars into walls - I had a Scalextric AC Cobra, that was basically just a flexible plastic shell with a big motor inside - couldn't corner worth a damn, but the fastest thing we had in a straight line. We set up a drag strip and fired it and others off the end.
Reddit has switch for NSFW content and I can browse porn reddits from the app just fine. I don't see why Discord should be different. Unless there's more to this story, that decision was made by Discord, not Apple.
GDB 'Exploitable' Plugin
Thanks for the feedback! Agree that the demo could be more explicit and there are other portions that should be introduced as well like the group edges feature.

Documentation, build and tooling is something we are working on right now and hope to get it right before open sourcing the visualization part.
>You can see the far-reaching impact of the odd "Violence yes! Sex no!" American morality in so many places.

1978: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNLOXJw0aUU

"better get down off that horse, sherrif: we're fixin' ter fuck yeh, now ... but we're not gonna fuck yeh fast; we're gonna fuck yeh sloooooow"
I'm actually not mad at Apple for enforcing this. Discord, and many other social media apps offer massive amounts of liability. Let's say your ex posts some compromising photos of you in one of these NSFW.

You could very well attempt to sue Discord and Apple.

Call me a prude, but it wouldn't be a horrible idea to have Discord and Discord NSFW as separate apps.
Am I the only one seeing the text body of that website in a horrible, barely legible font? I've always wondered.

https://i.imgur.com/q2wrnqv.png
The funny thing is, that aiming for inventory levels, or certain levels across the board, can increase the likelihood of shortages. Higher stock means larger production lots and longer lead times. If for some reason your planned production / procurement doesn't match demand, almost a certainty with large production runs, one part cart run out of stock. And the large production runs make replenishment of this part difficult.
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. What is going on at Apple where they dictate what you see and do online. I'm sure the discord app is already rated 18+. Will reddit clients be next since they have NSFW content and subreddits? Will they start banning purchases from "certain" places if you use your apple credit card? Sorry, can't buy ammo, alcohol, or tobacco with your Apple card starting today!
> Except maybe some "freedom of speech" which is almost unimportant to me.

Fine then, if money is enough to make this basic right unimportant then we're definitely not on the same page.

It's not much different from what happens in places like Dubai.
I think you would need to pre-cook and freeze the meat in individual servings beforehand (in glass jars) When an order is placed the meat gets microwaved in the jar, then emptied out onto the tortilla and the jar is stored by the machine for collection and reuse.
Military would have you in jail in a heartbeat for this. "Oops I accidentally ended this innocent person's life" doesn't fly.
It was actually technically findable with links presented in this HN discussion, but I've dug down to the relevant bit to save you some time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests...
One of the causes of such technical debt is turnover. I've been in teams where the headcount has stayed the same for 10 years and technical debt is kept low. I've been on projects where people are continually coming and going and adding functionality gets rewarded - this leads to the most debt as you get nothing from cleaning up code.
If you actually managed to fry the components, then it's most likely either 5V vs 3.3V (or lower) mismatch or static electricity.

Not all modules sold have voltage translators built-in. These two for example seem to, but be aware of it.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000163323280.html

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32966164006.html
If you think being a landlord is such a great deal, why don't you do it?
In a panic we often jump to what we trained on. I couldn't tell from the footage (as shown on TV), and I wonder if the taser was kept on the left side (I'm right-hand dominant).

In additional to taking a few minutes: Pulling in help and admitting you'd just made the mistake goes a long way to ensure the fix doesn't make things worse by having more level heads involved.
So you don't have a citation to this being driven by "US morality"?

I do live in the US. I would not say that's pretty well known, and turning on the TV I find sex pretty much everywhere. Outright nudity is banned, but that's about it. The only place people are "puritanical" about sex is the bible belt, which is becoming a smaller and smaller portion of the US population.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/2021/03/29/church-me...
Being downvoted for providing the link to what parent is referring to? Seems unfair.
"This article is unabashed pro-free-market, anti-government propaganda."

And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.
I do not only get code, but mostly logs in the Windows terminal as image on GitHub issues. For them it's the simplest way to exactly describe the problem. I also get images per cad screenshot as problem description. "See, the colors are all white".

So the answer is that users are stupid, and cannot really emphasize with the developer. They also cannot copy & paste text on Windows.

The default GitHub issue template should describe how to copy & paste text from a windows terminal.
It seems pretty straightforward to me.

If you believe that your wealth is entirely, or almost entirely, through sheer force of your own will, skills, and abilities, you have no responsibility to anyone with regard to that wealth. You earned it all without anyone's help. It's all yours. They can pound sand.

If you believe that your wealth is in part due to factors outside of your control - having connected family, having family money, attending good schools, lucky breaks early in your career, etc. - you're much more likely to feel a sense of responsibility toward the next generation. To give other people lucky breaks, maybe even ones less deserving than you were. To set up scholarship funds so other kids can attend good schools they otherwise wouldn't be able to.

Edit to add: People in group 2 don't feel they "deserve" it any less. They still earned it. It's still theirs. They just understand the difference between being born on third base and hitting a triple. The run still counts at the end of the day.
I'm not being dishonest or trying to mislead you, so I don't know what you are talking about with the gaslighting.

I did ponder what the implications were for people with hand issues, but your comment above seemed to be about using one of two good hands rather than out of concern for people that may only have full use of a single hand.
Actually ww2 started when Germany invaded Poland and France and the UK declared war to Germany. Perhaps you are confusing Poland with Czechoslovakia and the Sudetens.Also, Poland wasn't "given" as a satellite to the USSR. Many of the polish people who fought the nazis were communists.

Please don't oversimplify this very complex subject (we already have Hollywood for that).
No.

"The groups cover everything from munition shortages to the resilience of society, including whether citizens are “ready to accept the level of casualties we have never seen since world war two”, says one participant."

…isn't at all what "NATO did" in any of its training maneuvers.
> There isn't really an industry standard any more.

It is utilized heavily within Animation. Universal, Disney, are all heavy users of Adobe, unless that's changed in the past two years.

source: I had a gig for an medium sized animation studio, a large amount of artists all wanted and used adobe.
I can only remind you, that this isn't everyone's reality and that the problem may not be external, it may be you.
I concur that Apples culture-grasp is really disconcerting.

Although I have made a living in the mobile industry for years and years now, I am personally quite happy at the moment to be middle the move from Android and iOS to PinePhone.

Nobody controls my content on that device but me.

It might be rocky, but the minimalism of Pine and its ecosphere represent, is refreshing - in light of the endless, endless tracking, deceit and plain uselessness of iOS and Android apps, in spite of it all.

It might be time for us all to reset our expectations and go back to a 100% open, compiler-onboard platform. I think PinePhone, and others just like that, are ripe for the attempt ..
DeeepHN is powered by our SeekStorm search-as-a-service, which has a full-featured API: https://seekstorm.com/docs

SeekStorm is intended that the user can index and search their own private data.

But if there is demand we could also allow to search in a central public index for web data or other public data.
Breakfast tacos in Austin and San Antonio will be similar but smaller and with more options.
If it was made by Discord, it would be very unlikely to be made specifically for iOS.
The real cost of constantly having to firefight: people will inevitably leave or demand a higher pay to stick around. No one wants to be the one wasting 3 hours because a design pattern was poorly / wrongly implemented, or doesn't realize they need to downcast what is essentially a data object, or whatever gotcha the people making it before decided to implement.

It doesn't help further one's career. It feels bad, like a dead end. You're always far behind the curve, and you always feel like a third class citizen behind the whims of management. It goes directly against why most ambitious software devs became a software dev in the first place.
And high beam assist:

https://twitter.com/_jakegroves/status/1374872023596417024

https://twitter.com/_jakegroves/status/1375002783103995904
Announcing the Ubuntu Desktop Team Indaba (AMA) – April 23, 2021 – Desktop
Logica: Organizing your data queries, making them universally reusable and fun
How Iraq’s crystal meth epidemic is ravaging the nation
Has anyone pointed out to them that teens generally don't work? Although some do - so what does being 18 years old have to do with work? And if it's NSFW, it may still be perfectly safe for teens, like a Discord about poop jokes. And is artwork considered NSFW? Or is it safe for teens, and not safe for work?

This whole thing seems so poorly implemented. They should just call it the "don't show kids pictures of boobies" rule and drop the "work" pretense.
I find this unlikely. Discord has an interest in keeping as many communities as possible on its platform. If they had moral concerns with NSFW content on mobile devices they could have made the same change on Android.

And this wouldn't be the first time Apple doesn't apply its rules equally to everyone.
If anyone is feeling relaxed about the prospect of war, I recommend reading The World of Yesterday by Stefan Zweig, which is about exactly this moment. it describes the build-up to WWI in Vienna, where the feeling was very much "nobody is stupid enough to start, or be taken in by the idea of, a large-scale war", which was only true until it wasn't. The most chilling aspect of it for me was the way that people who Zwieg had previously considered calm and sensible became rabidly pro-war in a very short space of time.
Not the type of "conventional warfare" that's common today, but I thought a lot about total nuclear annihilation as East German teenager in the middle to late 80's. And if war had happened around that time, it probably wouldn't be the cliche of Soviet tanks flooding the Fulda Gap, but instead Germany would have been a nuclear wasteland within half an hour of the start of the war. Movies like "The Day After" (US 1983) and "Briefe eines Toten" (SU 1986, don't know the official Russian or English title) didn't exactly help to settle the overwhelming anxiety ;)
Climatist extremists who employ legislative acts as weapons of mass destruction
> The adult you had sex with broke the law, and endangered people.

16 is the age of consent in the majority of US states. The law in my state is simply wrong.

"they did harm even if it wasn't directly to you" - that's rubbish. There were two people involved here, and frankly what they do in private is none of your business. I did not want or need your paternalism. I already have parents.

I'm not sure what the proper age of consent is, but I am very comfortable saying that 16 is within safe bounds. We're biologically wired for sex long before then. This puritanical religious drive to "lock up the children" needs to end.
My sister just got this vaccine and now of course she is freaking out. Two questions: would taking aspirin help? What are the symptoms of blood clotting in the brain?
Seems like an odd coincidence that this is coming alongside a massive shortage: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/johnson-johnson-covid-1...
see page 199 in this dataset[0] which is the dataset used for this list of countries on Wikipedia[1]. If you sort on Wealth Gini (2019), then Netherlands is ranked first.

0: https://www.credit-suisse.com/media/assets/corporate/docs/ab...

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_eq...
I'm still shocked how many companies basically pay for slack and use it the exact same way they used email before.
It could in 50-100 years. Brazil is much more capable than Portugal.

But I agree it seems kind of a weird thing to be worried about right now for France. Russia is probably the much bigger threat, but invasion seems pretty unlikely given the distance from Russia and the relatively low population (vs the Soviet Union).

I guess some resurgent Soviet Union (ie Eastern Europe comes under the sway of Moscow, voluntarily or otherwise) could do that, but that seems really unlikely.

I can see Turkey or Russia invading its neighbors (I mean, Russia literally is doing this right now... slowly consolidating their annexation of parts of Ukraine), but not much further. If Turkey and Russia became strong allies (as well as maybe some disgruntled former colonies), I suppose that could pose a legitimate threat.
Easiest way to do it is to install via Flatpak, e.g. for Chromium with only access to the Downloads directory:

sudo flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
sudo flatpak install -y flathub org.chromium.Chromium
sudo flatpak override org.chromium.Chromium --nofilesystem=home --filesystem=$HOME/Downloads
> Citation? I don't see anything in the announcement that indicates this is being driven by "US morality".

Right, 'cause Apple (presumably; otherwise this restriction would apply to Android and desktop as well) imposes such rules for gits and shiggles.

Those of us living in the United States and subjected to the inconsistently-applied puritanical moral code that permeates throughout it witness and experience said permeation daily. You want a citation? The article's a citation; it's literally an American company imposing this restriction. Tumblr banning "pornographic" content entirely is a citation. Google making it literally impossible to disable SafeSearch is a citation. The continued existence of rules around profanity on TV and radio is a citation.

> What about it? They're a private company who may choose to not be associated with that content.

I think the point of that remark is that Discord does currently allow "servers full of war scenes and car chasing with shootings", and hardly anyone bats an eye at this, yet the moment anyone shows so much as a boob it's suddenly an outrage.
What is Web story format?
From your description, it seems to me that renting is cheaper than buying. So it seems renters get the better deal.

It's a pity if a flat is empty for a year, but that in itself also does not cause a shortage. After all, it was rented out after a year.

The market is supposed to deliver the flat to the person who needs it most. In that case, apparently it was you. Without the speculator, somebody would have rented it for a very low price long ago, and you would not have been able to live there at all. So maybe the market worked.
> I personally don't believe that an unskilled worker in the US deserves to be paid 10X what an equivalent worker in Bangladesh makes just because they were lucky enough to be born here.

So you're saying we need a 100% estate tax? Because the same applies to those lucky enough to be born into rich families.
So your hypothesis is: Countries like the Netherlands or Austria are bombing say Iraq so they can reap the profits by staffing their military with refugees? Can it get any weirder?
You are right. The preview is far from perfect. We just wanted to ship early. We will continue to fix and improve.
Even that advantage is fleeting. I can't access NSFW content on Reddit through Chrome on my Android, it wants me to login with the app. The only way around it is to request the desktop site. Who knows how long that will last.

It galls me to be 'required' to use an app to browse a website.
When Your ISP Won't Give You a Static IP
Sorry, can't buy ammo, alcohol, or tobacco with your Apple card starting today!

I don't think this is as far fetched as some would believe. Someone should tell Apple that even Disney produces R-rated movies.
Then you would be inferring that as a professional, I would be incapable of making an objective assessment of the teams I have been asked to manage, recruit for, rescue, reform, refactor, or disband .. over a period of 30 years.

But that's okay, I could as easily dismiss you with the rationale that you are probably a HR person, as you seem mostly interested in psychology and not the very real, counter-productive problems one might encounter were one to work in the technology industry.
I would still take the vaccine but the point I'm making is that it's serious enough to offer younger people some other vaccine, investigate why is it happening, how to fix it (use a different vector, adjuvant or dosage?) and roll it out safely. Call it version 1.1
Oil is not irrelevant. Energy is a substantial cost in the production of many products (also in getting products to customers). Rising oil prices do matter for normal people. And while we may decarbonize eventually, politicians have to balance that with feeding their populations and providing them an adequate quality of life.
The link doesn't even work.
What people privately do (browse porn, of course they do, being people), and what is produced in one of the most liberal places in the entire country, has very little to do with the public mores and norms of the country as a whole. Of course taboos are always fetishized more than more mundane things. The Victorians, famous for their prudity, were privately… not quite that. And really, why would anyone produce porn in a place as expensive as the LA region if they could reasonably do that anywhere else?
This is why I never want to get into "apps". It is literally controlled by Google and Apple Duopoly. Yes we still use web browsers that are controlled by 2-3 companies but at least we have the flexibility there to an extent. I worry for the future when they start doing shit like this on web browsers.
For anyone discovering this later, here is a more detail answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/67057078/368691
What a fantastic discussion this is. Someone needs to archive this for future reference once the whole thing has played out one way or another. I have a feeling we're at a massive inflection point, with two possible futures facing us. One, featuring incredible innovation focused on enhancing the human condition through collective endeavour, the other one in which climate change forces us back into a kind of pseudo primitive social state. It feels like crypto has the potential to do trigger the former, if we still have enough cheap energy of course. :)
Well, real estate has always been one of the best ways to invest money. But the problem is that there's much more demand than there are supply in some places. If a lot of people wish to live in a specific place, then the price will go up, and vice versa. You could buy several houses in small cities for the price of only one house in Paris, for example.
This makes me love the Polish even more!
You make a good point that I never thought about. People who donate their money get tax breaks because it’s sorting offsetting government spending.

But if they donate to a charity that spends the money outside of the US, should they get the full benefit of that tax break? It’s an interesting question that I never thought about.