skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It seems like in the startup world, accessibility is about the last priority.

Right after security.
There are already lots of adult content sites; the reason these streamers exist on twitch specifically is because they can reach an audience that isn't on adult sites.
South Africa and Brazil have a common root cause of their crime problem: a tiny but grossly engorged upper class holds the majority of the wealth and income while everyone else eats mud. As the USA edges closer to that reality, our problems will begin to mirror theirs.
It is true for Bitcoin. People who buy into Ethereum are buying into a cult of personality, so it might not be true in that particular case. We will see.
Hah every girl streaming in tubs have pornhub channels as well as onlyfans. If we know it, twitch knows it too. This is such a bullshit post.
Twitch has an audience that's largely children...
Judge in Fortnite case holds Tim Cook's feet to the fire
Negative Capacitance for Next Gen Computation (2019)
Negative capacitance in transistors reduces the switching power of transistors. This competes with high-k gate oxide technologies in device physics.

8 angstrom effective gate oxide thickness is possible, comparable to the SiO2 lattice size.
Grass usually doesn't make people horny.
It might make customers less safe: If you delete the file, you reveal to the attackers what you know. The attackers may move more quickly to exploit the seeds, and it may disrupt your investigation, on which your customers depend: The attackers may abandon that path and follow another one that you are unaware of.
I'm not so sure. My experience is that ORMs often discourage (or at least lessen the need for) getting a good grasp on databases and SQL because they abstract away a lot of fundamentals. Like any abstraction, there are obviously benefits too, but I do think it's reasonable to say that "makes it too easy to write sloppy/unperformant queries" is a real cost.
It’s... trash. While it’s not an elegant thing to dig through trash, what’s wrong with someone doing it? You threw it away which means you don’t care what happens to it, right?
I hear you, but I think it still worked. I was in elementery school in the 80s and learned logo (and had it at home on an Apple ][+). My teachers fit your description - they were most excited by the pictures we were able to make. None of them knew how to code. But that didn't keep the students from having the Aha! moments that logo provided, or from developing an understanding of key programming concepts. It was the interaction with logo that taught us, not what our teachers did or didn't explain to us.
Talk about optimizing the wrong loop.
> healthy margin between the stated limit and the actual load

Not only that, but in some applications the stated limit is irrelevant. Utility trailers aren't usually a big problem, but a lot of people mistakenly think they can tow a 7500lb RV with a half-ton truck just because the manufacturer says the tow rating is some ridiculous number like 11,300 lb.
You seem to be in need of some non-regime propaganda information. I must warn you though, you will have your rose colored glasses smacked right off your face when you hear the truth and even just learn of all the extremely suspect things surrounding just Waco and the OKC Bombing. And no, it's not some crazy stuff, it's solid fact and official record and FOIA/lawsuit based investigative journalism and reality.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scott-horton-show-just...

https://libertarianinstitute.org/author/richard-booth/

And that's just the tip of the iceberg. If you believe the government on anything, then I not only have a bridge to sell you, but then I guess we are going to find those WMDs soon.
”I don’t need your fantasy women!”

- William T. Riker
Payment processors? Not that Amazon don't have opportunity to run their own, but still the whole thing on that side is a mess. So they choose to not try to cross the line...
What happens when your private security is infringing my rights? Maybe I'll hire my own private security to fight your private security. Only a fool brings nonlethal ammo to a knife fight...

Funny thing about the second amendment, people always gloss over the well regulated militia, and we're accelerating away from that, pedal to the metal
Less limiting really? What makes you say that?
If your kid is on the internet, it's on you to manage that. Full stop.
"Rolling Coal" is a thing in some parts of the USA.
To be honest this is the best selling point in my opinion.

It's a great tool for MVP scenarios and especially in business contexts that price tag is entire negligible compared to the hourly rate of most engineers! So a single hour saved will already make up for it.
A friend of mine just owns a trailer that he occasionally hooks to his minivan.

The main disadvantage is that you're driving something larger and more unwieldy, like backing up.

But the advantages are numerous. Still lots of seating in the minivan. Much lower deck to roll/drive/ride things on (I can't recall if the trailer tilts).

It's basically a portable pickup truck bed, maybe it's even bigger.
Why not just put the mouse between the halves?
There are currently some performance issues on iOS, this being the most well known https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/76180
I guess you think that Twitch should allow itself to become a cam site then.

The issue is that Twitch is not supposed to be for this type of content.

When you think of Twitch, do you think of hot tub streamers and cam girls? No, you think of things like gaming and IRL.
Could you please elaborate on your game idea? I'm wanting to do something similar, but I haven't quite found anything that I'm happy with, and I'd love to hear what you had in mind, if you were willing to share...
Imagine if Europe was pre-metric system today. Merely proposing unification I'd be instantly downvoted, and called a bigotted racist who doesn't respect the cultural heritage of every nation.

Unfortunately those are the times right now. We, the most adaptable and intelligent species on the planet, have become used to bragging about not having to adapt or know a lot. We sure do have really strong opinions about everything, though.
It isn't just Americans. Many cultures around the world have some form of it.
It wasn't a TOS violation until today's announcement... at the time her revenue stream was cut off her content was in compliance with the letter (if not the spirit) of twitch's published policy.
I mean don't they do the same thing as most people on twitch (video games) just with a fake avatar? Honestly I still remember when face cam was rare and you had no idea what most streamers looked like.
Considering one has to hand write an ios approach and a material design one unless they support the Flutter Platform widgets plugins most of your would probably need to avoid this.

My bias, I am not the project lead on flutter Platform widgets but I am one of the lower end contributors.
> Second, while we have guidelines about sexually suggestive content, being found to be sexy by others is not against our rules, and Twitch will not take enforcement action against women, or anyone on our service, for their perceived attractiveness.

I can't believe that this has to be spelled out.
Yeah, I hate this job/hobby analogy. If a Dr. doesn't do part of their job (regardless of the reasoning) it doesn't turn them into a hobbyist...
Spencer Silver, chemist and inventor of Post-it notes 1941-2021
I sincerely hope you are reading that trash just because you want to empathize with the libertarian wing of the VC class, because it would be sad if you expected it to be the product of serious thinking.
> It is an American thing

... to tow RVs. Different game entirely than towing a utility trailer, which is more commonly all that you find Europeans towing behind a sedan.
Photoshopping a Nice Poster SRH and RR IPL2021
Yo guys do you think PHOTOSHOP is easy, ahh!! yeah you think right. Photoshop is easy when you know how it's tools work. In this photoshop tutorial today, i made something called a POSTER and it was pretty easy. This is the series of episodes where i showed how to make Indian Premiere League All cricket Teams Posters in photoshop with a different perspective in each one of those. I can't say it was the only way or better way that i showed but yeh i just did what i could have done at that time.

Sunrisers Hyderabad POSTER
⇢ Total number of layers used: 20
⇢ Number of adjustments layers: 12
⇢ Number of photos: 3
⇢TIME TAKEN: 1.5 hours

Rajasthan Royals POSTER
⇢ Total number of layers used: 25
⇢ Number of adjustments layers: 17
⇢ Number of photos: 3
⇢TIME TAKEN: 2 hours

#SRH #RR #photoshop #IPL2021

Download the final edited photos(SRH, RR, KKR, MI, PBKS, DC, CSK and RCB):
https://www.editorofficial.in/2021/05/sunrisers-hyderabad-an...

Some of your Frequently Asked Question's Answers below:

Why do i photoshop stuff? Do i really like doing this
- Ahh, i'm doing photoshopping because it seems nice to me but it's not the only think that i wanna do or i another words i don't feel that as my future. I'm just doing because i like doing and it satisfy me these days, that's it. I'll surely change it in the upcoming years. lol.
Extended ASCII was actually several different and incompatible encoding, "codepages". It was kind of a solution, but there were major issues that made it much worse than Unicode/utf8:

- Asian languages needed special encodings, 256 characters weren't sufficient.

- It was impossible to work with different languages in the same document, each codepage only covered some character/alphabet.

- There was no 'safe subset': Unicode codepoints 0-127 are exactly ASCII, which means that ASCII is compliant utf8. The same wasn't true at the time.
On the other hand, I've read that birds (and rodents) have thrived because of humans. We've killed off or limited the range of their predators. Many birds do well in cities, and unlike ground animals, they aren't stymied by all our roads and highways.

So while the number of species of birds is likely much smaller, in terms of absolute population there might even be in increase.

This is nothing to be proud of though. We might be to the planet what the coronavirus is to humans.
Loggers use pickups to haul fuel to their heavy equipment, and to commute on sometimes quite rough logging roads and muddy log sort yards
We have a $30/mo plan. :)
What a truly excellent strawman. Do you see no middle ground between obviously sexual content and a Burqa? Is there no middle ground between writing someone's name on your breasts for $5 and going to the beach to swim?
That doesn't fix the issue of ruining the Twitch brand.
I just Googled that. I'm equally fascinated.
I am going to make a prevision here, just on a hunch ...This will not go well for Apple.

I am saying that just based on this: Their executives dared to claim in court they do not know how much the App Store is making in profit for their bottom line :-)
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-57199547

Hints of lack of preparation for their court appearance. Showing arrogance against the court does not normally play out well with a judge. A reissue of the attitude that caused the troubles Microsoft got itself into years ago.
Alabama Will Now Allow Yoga in Its Public Schools
Camsites already exist, and there's nothing stoping you from streaming games on them.

The "pools, hot tubs, beaches" exception was a (stupid) loophole and they should just close it (I suspect that this is the end result moving forward, eventually). The hard part for Twitch is figuring how to do this with out appearing sexist.
Especially on the internet, home of more pornography than any human could ever consume in a million lifetimes. I don't understand what would compel someone to sit and watch and tip someone in a bathing suit attempting to play video games.
> 2018 and 2019 were a bit anomalous, but if you look at the CDC data is is quite clear that there is nothing unexpected about that number and if you were in 2015 and guessing what the 2020 numbers would be then 90k would be a safe bet.

Seems like you're cherry picking data which somewhat supports your hypothesis while ignoring the more recent data which does not.

For those that want to draw their own conclusions, here's the data:

https://www.drugabuse.gov/drug-topics/trends-statistics/over...
Police forces have protections as extension of the state, it was decided they’re necessary to keep the state from being stuck on a catch-22.

The state can’t bring criminal charges if the violation was due to performing work for the state.

It’s legal to sue government agents as private citizens for violation of rights.
I know enough about home construction and repair to be able to assess other items. Actually, I can do my own residential wiring and stud framing etc., but I was moving into an adobe house. This required a knowledge of wiring, construction and roofing that I did not have from previous work that I've done. If the plumbing had been a part of the adobe construction itself, I'd have asked for a plumber too, but it was not.
There are good articles that make for good, thought-provoking discussions, and then there simply are bad ones.
I do not equate them. I value unbiased professionals over amateurs "protecting their turf".

If there are crimes happening which require armed intervention, that is exactly a reason for having a professional security force. If the police does not show for such a crime, but you need to rely on security force, well good luck to you, and glad you have a backup on dial.

A security force is also going to cooperate with the police and perform surveillance. Not like they pull up in an armored van and exit with weapons drawn, because a neighbor called them for an illegal lemonade stand.

I don't think the killing of Ahmaud Arbery was by a neighborhood watch. Professionals would probably not have let it come that far. Same with Trayvon Martin: if a professional force had responded calmly, he may have been alive. So if a neighborhood watch is necessary (either for the feeling of protection or actual crime fighting) then a professional force would seem a lot better.
Nothing French in this, it's an Italian project adapted to France.
"get out there and hunt him down" is literally vigilantism.
She’s in compliance with the policy. And her channel isn’t banned — she’s free to stream.

But apparently when she streams, she doesn’t earn advertising revenue. That’s not really a ToS issue; twitch’s advertising partners get the final say there.

(It seems nuts that they still run ads on her channel at all, though. If they’re showing ads, it makes no sense that she doesn’t get a cut.)
> As someone who has cut themselves off from most news outside of HN, is this article actual news or is this just a website trying to stir the pot for clicks

I think it's real. IIRC, the Biden administration has been saying they're going to make "domestic extremism" a federal law enforcement priority and they're planning on throwing a lot of resources behind it. I beleive their position is that it got too little attention in previous administrations vs. stuff like drug trafficking and Islamic terrorism. This kind of monitoring fits with that, and seems to be reporting on a detail of those plans.
> accessibility is not hard

This has not been my experience based on my involvement in accessibility efforts at two medium-to-large companies that decided to make their existing web-based products accessible to blind and low-vision users.

In one of the cases we brought in accessibility consultants, created a usability testing pool of users with various vision and motor impairments, conducted training for dozens of front-end developers, revised our framework, and made changes to many product UIs. After several years and millions of dollars of effort a few products were functionally usable by blind and vision-impaired users. Note that this is distinct from being WCAG compliant, which is a good place to start but doesn't guarantee your product is actually accessible. I think it was the right choice and it made our products better for everyone, but it was Very Hard and it required buy-in up to the executive level.

I'd consider it grossly unfair to blame individual developers or call them "hobbyists" solely based on the fact that they worked for years on products that did not have good accessibility. If anything, the assumption that accessibility is something an individual developer who is sufficiently "professional" can just choose to add to their interfaces makes me suspect either the author lacks experience working in a medium/large development organization or they are just targeting WCAG compliance rather than functional accessibility.
That might work in Somalia but for a private entity to detain a person on the say-so of another private person would obviously violate the civil rights of the 2nd party.
Never expected to see “Bounty Hunters as a Service” (BHaaS) become a viable tech business model…
Is it possible to write completely custom components?
> someone charging an armed cop with a knife or a similar suicidal incident

It's weird reading that when I was a kid I was constantly told cops are heroes because they put their lives on the line where most wouldn't or couldn't. Like I'm an untrained bumpkin, unfortunately if someone had a knife and I had a gun, I can't really think of much more than shooting them.

But somewhere along the line the standard for police dropped down to the standard for me? The untrained bumpkin?

Since pretty much every time I hear cop by suicide it's apparent, and people still say "well what would *you* do" like that's the smoking gun...

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It even extends to more casual cases, the other day there was a video of a lady mooning an officer. The thing is the lady was clearly let go before that fairly stupid act, and last I checked mooning someone doesn't imply you've suddenly become a lethal threat.. but the cop was just so out of shape that shortly after realizing they couldn't keep up with this not very fast person they ended up tasering this person on asphalt.

A fully grown adult out cold at running pace straight into asphalt because a cop is so out of shape they can't chase a person who mooned them

That's not the picture I grew up with...

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I honestly don't have a problem with that though! I don't think we have to force people to gamble their lives for others. There's a certain sense of, "if I can't do it, I can't make someone else do it".

But if that's the case then we need to drop a lot of the pretence to traditional policing cops have right now.

Like the pay and pensions are all based around the hazard, but it's safer than being a cab driver. Maybe because now fearing for your life is an out to kill people reaching for wallets.

And a lot of interactions they have with people, like speed enforcement should probably be dropped, if we're just admitting lethal force has moved up a few notches.

And maybe they need to have attachments with them for certain calls. If someone is showing signs of mental instability, someone experienced with dealing with that vs applying lethal force should be directly involved.
By your definition, the guys who burned down the Wendy's in Atlanta are domestic terrorists, but I've yet to see anybody in the media or law enforcement refer to them as such.

The fact is the definition of "domestic extremism" needs to be extremely rigid and detailed, otherwise the government/media will use it to selectively punish their political enemies. Simply saying "you know it when you see it" is nowhere close to a sufficient definition.
Imagine a household where the parents run a porn blocker, while a teenager wants to view risqué things.

Twitch wants to keep them both happy: Not so much censorship as to drive the teenager away, but enough prudishness that porn blockers don't censor their entire domain.
I would hope to god one could make the legal argument that one only submitted to the arrest being under the impression they were police officers, and that they were thus impersonating police. Then sue them to hell and destroy the company.

I don’t see how people can build companies like this or work such jobs. It really stretches the limits of human decency.
I have confused that ...
On the emoji color (skintone) modifier... A normal person wants to select their emoji from a set. Only a programmer would allow the user to input a tiny program with a symbol and a color modifier and then interpret it.

If you want to make text editing a little easier, treat every character along with any style applied to it as a single entity. This way you avoid a lot of potential problems like in TFA as well as things like nesting of modifiers that may not be allowed to overlap - output those when all the characters are complete. In other words, don't track tags but generate them as a post-process when storing the data.
That amount is related to illicit activities in 2017-2018. Compared to 2018 budged, it is ~0.2 % (800k€ out of 126M€). In 2019 the violations found were a fifth.
I've watched many of the videos on this channel, and the stroad video was the one that really hit home. It perfectly put into words why I felt uneasy when visiting Dallas, Phoenix, or Las Vegas (other than the strip), and why walking/biking around there isn't just time consuming but also dangerous.

For those that are curious, he defines a "stroad" as the compromise between a street (designed to give access to homes and businesses) and a road (designed to move cars around quickly), but it takes the worst qualities of both.
In my experience suburbanites in large SUVs are much more reckless than pickup drivers I encounter. Obviously an anecdote but they tend to be far more oblivious to their surroundings.
Discussed at the time:

The curious case of disappearing Polish S - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8986920 - Feb 2015 (117 comments)
FlutterFlow cofounder here! We thought the HN crowd would want to see the generated code for FlutterMet, so here it is: https://github.com/FlutterFlow/FlutterMetSample/tree/flutter...

We try to generate clean Flutter code that follows best practices – we have a long way to go, but we couldn't be more excited.

Edit: Also, here's the video of us building it (in just under an hour): https://youtu.be/TXsjnd_4SBo
A friend had to have “the wiring harness” on his 2019 f350 replaced, it was 10k took 5 weeks and would have been at his cost if he didn’t have the extended warranty
Amazing network monitor. I love it
> Yes: it is absolutely unacceptable that Tesla's quality standards are lacking to the point where you are encouraged to give your car a look over before picking it up.

Why? Everybody else pays for the privilege of the dealership rep to do it for them. It's called the pre-delivery inspection.

If Tesla has no PDI then I suppose it's just them pawning it off on the end user. Sounds very 2020 of them to do that.
I had not considered the idea that bitcoin whales could get together and form a bitcoin central bank. I love how terrifying that is.
1600kg is not a lot of tow capacity - only 3500 lbs. A base model Mustang for instance comes in at 3600 lbs. Most campers are going to exceed it as well especially when you add in supplies, etc. And that is not using a trailer.

Most people also do not realize - you need to count the weight of the trailer, hitch, cargo and passengers against the rated tow capacity of the vehicle.
And to be explicit: It looks like InnoDB is ACID compliant and crash consistent, so indeed this criticism appears out of date. Thanks for correcting me.
This is fantastic. My only wish is to be able to export them as a PNG... maybe add a small watermark so people can find you.
> Is charging admission for beach volleyball a sexual service?

This question actually perfectly articulates the difference. When you pay $5 to watch a beach volleyball tournament, you're paying for volleyball, and may as a side effect experience content that _some_ may find sexual. By Twitch's ToS, this should totally be allowed.

As for my example, is there a nonsexual reason to pay a woman 5 dollars to bend over in front of you? What is it?