skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is the one to use, the OP is overly simplistic. The NYT model is great, if only to realize that only two variables drive the output; what do you forecast the stock market to do, and what do you forecast the housing market to do.

The compound interest from allocating your resources to the faster growing of the two vastly overwhelms small compounding or even large fixed costs.

The real question is therefore - how long do you believe housing prices will keep increasing in your chosen area?

A secondary concern that is harder to price and seldom included in these models is that buying housing is a good hedge against being priced out of the area you work & want to live.

Of course it’s not a purely financial decision but I think it’s important to be aware of what you’re leaving on the table whichever option you choose.
All of those are predatory. So is academia.
I think buying insurance would be a better analog to having good backups. You save some money by not buying insurance, just like when you skimp on IT infra. Warehouse fires / ransomware gangs will cost more if they happen, but if they don't you came out ahead (I guess).
HTTP request smuggling vulnerability scanner
Docker really makes it easy to create messes by bad or less experienced developers yet ultimately have something functional

I would like to see a ‘foot-gun index’ where we rank technologies and determine how likely someone is to fucking things up if not careful.
The most important trait of a language, especially when safety is a high concern, is what it doesn't let you do. And it's virtually impossible to improve on that axis down the line while maintaining backwards-compatibility, which means that ship has sailed for C++ no matter what new features get added.
I agree, BBC's can be good for some, bad for others.
Only about half. The rest is through emailed trojans and RCE bugs.
STIG?
>The point is that it takes more than just a few people to validate a stereotype; otherwise, I could make up any stereotype I want, and by your admission, it would be valid. But that isn't how sterotypes work.

The point wasn't to have a discussion of the semantic definitions of what makes something a stereotype, GP was merely asserting that such people might not actually exist and asking for an example. An example was provided.
I agree, but we need to also remove the weird subsidies related to real estate and their derivatives for this to actually work.

Rent control, fed policy, etc, lead to certain types of land development being favored.
This is irrelevant.
What relevant is how much money lawyers are going to milk Apple for.

I’m totally on the side of the guy.
Misinformation, by definition, is a lie. Twitter is supressing lies. You can call Twitter's behavior un-American or whatever you want, but the speech that's being suppressed is still misinformation.
If I think about it I've always instinctively associated unvoiced sounds like /k/ and /t/ to sharper shapes, and sounds like /b/ or /v/ to "rounder", softer shapes. I think that voicing makes everything "smoother", in some way?
> It is not hard to hand-write HTML that looks great in Lynx, Dillo, and Firefox.

Actually, it is. I love Dillo, but it's very limited. I like to make my images "fluid" using max-width and max-height attributes, and Dillo will not support those in any foreseeable future.

But again, I still love Dillo.
I’ve been seeing this sentiment since the late 90’s. All signs point to the market staying irrational longer than I stay on the market.
If you fail at a sport or music, you move on.

If you fail at OnlyFans, then everyone whoever lives for the rest of history can possibly see you nude / playing with yourself / having sex aka 'doing porn' of some threshold for the rest of time. This may not be a problem for some, but for large swaths of others it will be, especially for quantities of individuals who have second thoughts and regret their decisions.

The consequences are not very comparable.

Maybe things will change in the future (i.e. privacy laws etc)
Show HN: Click and point advanced text mining functions
Also, to sue someone for more than a "small claims" amount you need a lawyer and most lawyers will not bother with cases that they are obviously not going to win, and they are ethically bound to tell you that you have no case.
MHTML, which is basically HTML email.
I was renting a great place last year, reasonable rent, fantastic location, etc. But my landlord lived next door and believed, with him being the 'owner', he could call round for a chat anytime he felt like it, this would go as far as him coming up to the kitchen window as I was making dinner and hanging around at the usual time I would return from work.

Within a couple of weeks I was staying at work later, leaving in the morning earlier and generally avoiding the place at every opportunity.

I left a few months ago at significant expense and don't regret doing so one tiny bit.

There is much more to the equation than money.
At this point I'd believe faced with an asteroid impact the US would try and nudge it to hit China. Fuck it up due to a english to metric conversion and do self own.
> Corporations are just citizens cooperating in a venture.

No they're not. They come with an extraordinary privilege of limited liability, which is meant to be paired with a corresponding responsibility to create a social benefit.
You lose it until you sell it. It's unfair to say just because it's an illiquid equity that it's same as cash.
In most enterprises you don't download anything if you want to keep your job.

Additionally, exactly to prevent the clever ones that still do it anyway,

Developers get their own group id and HOME is mounted as no exec.

Naturally I am speaking about typical UNIX shops were contractors get to SSH into the official development boxes.
Have to second this, I've heard far more stories of inspectors (as rarely as they come) ignoring an obvious loft in an improperly zoned area.
That’s my honest speculation knowing the state of affairs in USA.

It’s by far not on an extreme side
Regardless of the reasoning behind this move, it's pleasing to see them acknowledge all of the open source software that made this possible. Amazon could learn something from this.
I heard a story that people were supposed to be processing units, but someone (the producers maybe?) thought it's too hard to understand. A minor modification that makes the movie enjoyable again IMHO.
The problem is that those people are the "whales" for these content creators. Normal people with healthy real-world relationships don't spend hundreds or thousands of dollars a month on online parasocial porn addictions. It's like someone selling crack and complaining about how they have to deal with crack addicts.
I believe their podcast “The Daily” also had an episode on it, even got the original lawyer that discovered the trick. It’s a pretty good podcast for those who may not know about it
Not commenting about the difficulty, but some of the later questions definitely require a bit more specialised knowledge. #74-77, "uniform, dense, smooth map, open set". Basically some topology questions. Some other questions are just weird, #54- just plot a parametric equation? Also a few integrals?

I think anyone (kids included) could go pick up this stuff fine, but doesn't quite match with the blurb given (why not define some of these things in the questions and work through it that way).

I imagine then what this could be good for is if you use these questions as a bit of a teaching guide/goal. Maybe work your way through the concepts/problem with the end goal being the question, but then introducing stuff as necessary, rather than just throwing the entire question out there.
Oh, if that's so then I'm even less clear on what we expect OnlyFans to do about it, unless we are going to ban the whole sector of sex work. Some restaurants launder money for the mob too, but we still have restaurants. If there are sensible steps OF could take to reduce the incidence of this, then they should. But it's hard for me to think of what that might be, given any response made over the internet could easily be coerced. Are there ideas I can read up on?
The HalloApp blog [1] indicates that they will eventually move to a subscription-based service.

[1] https://halloapp.com/blog/real-relationship-network/
> No such "offer" was extended

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 15 55:28 any good at lm hash cracking?

pressassociation@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:00:29 yes

pressassociation@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:02:23 we have rainbow tables for lm

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:04:14 80c11049faebf441d524fb3c4cd5351c

…

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:05:07 I think its lm + lmmnt

…

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:09:06 not even sure if thats the hash...l had to hexdump a SAM file,since I dont have the system file...

pressassociation@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:10:06 what makes you think its lm?

pressassociation@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:10:19 its from a SAM?

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:10:24 yeah

pressassociation@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:11:26 passed it onto our lm guy

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 16:11:40 thx

> Cite the transcript entries where this alleged encouragement happened.

dawgnetwork@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 08 06:31:42 after this upload,thats all I really have got left

pressassociation@jabber.ccc.de 2010 03 0806:32:15 curious eyes never run dry in my experience
As a layperson that feels effected by this issue (as I’m Autistic) I feel powerless, both to really understand this at depth, or how to do anything to fix this. Advocacy is moving things forward but I don’t know if that’s managed to reach researchers or effect the kind and quality of research being done. Luckily some of the more overtly harmful trash ‘research’ that underpins a lot of the medical model and (lack of) understanding about Autism is being dismissed/is now somewhat regarded as contentious (Baron-Cohen’s awful ‘Theory of Mind’), but the harm is done, and things are very slow to change. The dialogue and research around queer issues went through a lot of changes like homosexuality eventually being removed from the DSM and the trans related stuff has been getting better. How do we make progress like that for Autism? More Autistic researchers researching Autism? Actually involving Autistic people is a must.

My comment is a little messy, and I don’t really know what I’m talking about, I’m just wanting to voice a concern from a different perspective.
Calling something a weapon does not satisfy the applicability standards outlined in SCOTUS case law.

SCOTUS says that the 2nd applies to weapons which are “bearable”, i.e:

> "“[w]eapo[n] of offence” or “thing that a man wears for his defence, or takes into his hands,” that is “carr[ied] . . . for the purpose of offensive or defensive action.”
View counts
Toyota to Launch All-New Aqua (Prius C) with new bipolar nickel-hydrogen battery
Hey, James. Sorry for your misunderstanding. We should make our website more clear. It looks like Trello but we have the thanks system and the magic term.

The thanks system can generate the contribution board for each person to know who is better at what (check out this 1 min video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmUbCQQgcu8). However, Trello can only track tasks.

The magic term optimizes for the software company. When you search for `view controllers`, we also search for `ViewControoler` or `view-controller`. You can even make `VC` as an alias for `view controllers`. However, Trello does not optimize for the developer world.

We are building a completely new todo system now. You will see more differences when it comes out.

You can also try our `Slack app`. The more you use, the more different you will see.

I hope it can solve your problem. And thanks for your suggestion! We will show more difference on the website!
While catching up with what the compilers are capable of, like Windows applications and C++ hot reload.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-20...
How did burrowing mammals fare so well after such an incident? Wouldn’t their holes be flooded?
There's an interesting section that talks about what you want from a pair programmer - questioning your assumptions, spotting errors, debating design with you, etc, and how Copilot doesn't do this, but instead just spits out the code it thinks you want. That made me think that, when using Copilot, the human is actually the copilot. You're the one spotting bugs, picking different designs, and so on.

I also think the discussion around searching versus autocomplete is interesting. What we need is something that autogenerates a Google search based on your code context and shows you some promising results. I'm imagining a pane in VS Code getting populated with Stack Overflow answers whenever I slow down.
Sure, but how is that different than any other way someone might trade their labor for money (but wouldn’t if they didn’t need the money)?
I like most rational people have no desire to be fined by my cities code compliance officers.
Can you elaborate? Amazon’s headquarters is in King County, it seems perfectly reasonable that they’d fall into their local jurisdiction. How is that cherry picked?
...and in how many circumstances are the database drivers the limiting factor in application performance?

As I said in the beginning, you will absolutely win in the extreme cases (and accordingly, those tend to be the drivers that are tuned more for performance). In most cases in won't really make much of a difference one way or the other, and in some cases it will actually inhibit performance.
There's more to account security than allowing 2fa.

Maybe onlyfans does these things (i have no idea) and its not 100%, people will still get hacked but things that come to mind:

* have educational material on how to secure your account (they probably have the only audience in the world that would actually read something like that)

* rate limits/login captcha/etc

*Handle suspicious logins (diff geoip) differently

* password requirements (not the stupid one symbol thing, but the ban every password that has ever appeared in haveibeenpwnd version)

*making it easier for people with hacked accounts to get meaningful help. Response is just as important as prevention.

*mandatory 2fa (people who willingly use 2fa are usually people who have strong passwords and benefit the least)

Onlyfans is in an industry with a higher threat profile than average tech company, they should have a higher account security standard.
>you are not theoretically in competition with companies that don’t protect themselves against fire because it’s mandatory to do so (in many countries).

But in practice you can be. Companies can get away with not following regulations for a long time. This isn't all too uncommon in the restaurant business.

Regulations need to be cheap and easy to follow. Otherwise they'll be skirted here and there. Yes, businesses will get in trouble for not following them, but if enforcement isn't on top of most of the violations then you'll just create a system where everyone ends up skirting the rules.
I challenge you to try to implement it this way and test that (1) an arbitrary sequence of push/pop is valid and (2) doesn’t use more than linear space.
Why does one of the core coverage areas of HN need to stop, in your opinion?

Founders get actionable feedback and advice on their projects with contributions weighted heavily from developers and tech enthusiasts who know what they’re talking about (even if sometimes a bit ornery). Commenters get to learn about new projects before anywhere else on the internet and provide QA in return. It’s all win-win.
I believe this confusion arises between the valid definition of the act of "engineering" with another equally valid definition of the profession of engineering, which like most professions, require some sort of formal degree.
Who Speaks for Crazy Horse? (2019)
Good explanation - that does seem pretty likely. I hadn't really considered the possibility that it was a phone camera.
presumably for a renter, if the roof fell off, you leave and stop paying rent. The owner will have to fix it at their own expense, before putting it back up on the market.
> it’s only a matter of time until we have drastically better solutions than Y=1000000

Why? I'm likely missing something (and I'd love to know what!) but it seems plenty possible that some group of problems have a lower bound that's polynomial and still big.
Not speculating, the group I'm referring to openly stated they thought it was unfair how much power women wield in the sexual marketplace and how they can be allowed to make money off their sex appeal.

I totally agree the content creators should assume the content will remain public forever and they will be doxxed at some point.
> Corporations are just citizens cooperating in a venture.

No, that's partnerships or unincorporated associations (well, “people”, not necessarily “citizens”). Corporations are distinct legal entities created by the power of the state and im ued with state-issued charters whose investors are granted the immense legal privilege of limited liability.

> That shouldn't result in them losing rights simply because they are incorporated.

The exercise of state power involved in incorporation and the privileges at public expense it grants should absolutely be tied to restrictions and conditions that ensure that a sufficient public benefit to warrant the cost is served and that the exercise of state power involved in the creation, existence, and operation of the corporation is consistent with the restrictions otherwise applicable to state power.
The wave didn't cover the entire world
Except it’s nothing like selling crack and the platform isn’t doing enough to keep performers safe.
-Ranked choice voting in the United State for federal elections

-At least 5 different political parties

-UBI Yang-style $1000/mo with a 10% VAT tax to fund it

-Much lower taxes on the first 100k of income, government files taxes automatically

-Much lower regulations to start a small business or work independently, having to forecast 1099 income for
quarterlies is idiotic and politicians don't care...

-10x NASA budget targeting a colony on the moon & mars within 10 years

-10x budget to NIH, study how to have longer healthier lives

-Medicare for all, for citizens and non-citizens this is accomplishable with sales based taxes and switching from income based taxes

-Get rid of most zoning in most cities

-Get rid of most border controls, mostly open borders but more severe penalties for violent crime

-Nationwide fibre network, 1000/1000megabit connection is standard to all homes

-Forgive all student loan debt, and stop giving government-funded loans

-Less social media use
I think in general there are some pretty big costs that aren't fully understood to doing sex work, even outside of the social stigma of being found out by your friends and family, there are mental health costs that are often not talked about. A lot of sex workers overtly reinforce social behaviors towards women (sexualization and objectification among other things) in order to appeal to men, which hurts them in the long run.

Social media in all forms grooms young naive women into feeling these types of careers are lucrative (which they can be) and even empowering, but I almost see it as drug dealing, with the drug being intimacy and attention, and by nature it is a transaction where the dealer always uses their own supply.

I feel like these dangerous aspects of sex work are often ignored in the current zeitgeist of de-stigmatizing, or of rebranding sex work in western society. While things like onlyfans have helped with issues of exploitation, it has really changed the game into one that is not well understood yet.
This has happened. Then you ask them to explain it more.

If you don’t understand then they likely don’t understand it enough to explain it.
There are many redemption centers around Maine other than clynk, that don't charge a fee and pay cash.
Wait wait wait. Are you telling me that writing this code in rust created bugs that weren’t in the C implementation?

I thought Rust was supposed to eliminate Memory errors and “foot guns” and other programming mistakes idiots make.
Seems a bit harsh to call it "stupid". Sex work is work that will always have demand. It sucks that society looks down on it and the market for it is so skewed towards creeps that people feel unsafe doing it and face so much harassment when found out
Why not both? Data doesn't come only from spreadsheets.
Thank you for sharing. It turns out that the higher digits were the highest picked ones from a sample of 4400. Hmm. Interesting.
Also, ransom gangs can take over your backups.

Keep offline, airgapped backups.
They're small sponsors with the exception of an Italian Telco, Fastweb
You have no Idea how much time some people have. I'm on a platform where free users also can comment to your pictures and send messages to you. Most man are so primitive. Of course it's about sex, but please.
This has been bothering me since I basically started using computers: why are default inputs for computers so bad for writing math? Computers are basically bathed in the field of mathematics and yet writing math with a computer is quite an unpleasant experience. Why?
One issue with streaming/youtubers in particular is that you can get all of that fun-social-fuzzy feeling without actually participating and forming a real connection, it's different to other online communities in that way. Unless you dive deep into their community you don't actually know the streamers and they don't know you. You come out the other-side of a binge with nothing.

If you've got a robust social network then it's not all that harmful, and if you don't then it's at least something, but you can trick yourself into thinking that something is enough when really it can be quite a shallow and ephemeral social experience.
Uh stalkers? Sex pests? Rapists? How does being a "low level star" not mean there is still risk? So callous...
Counter anecdata. I monitor my heartrate (along with other relevant statistics like speed, distance, elevation, and barometric pressure) while engaged in activities like mountaineering. Even when I'm not physically straining myself but just carefully traversing an exposed face, I don't consider a raised heartrate there 'less healthy' in and of itself because it's a side-effect of the excitement I'm feeling, and that feeling (sometimes not necessarily in the moment, but always afterwards) gives me an overall sense of improved wellbeing. Do I get stressed out sometimes? Sure, it's a dangerous activity. But overcoming that and accomplishing my goal rewards my mental health in a different way. Only half tongue-in-cheek: Maybe the faster driver was simply having more fun?

In this case you're probably right that the faster driver was just more stressed for no real benefit, but an EEG is not always a good proxy for how "healthy" something is (even ignoring obvious cases like physical exertion).

If you have a link to the study I'd love to read more.

EDIT:

One other thing I missed on the first read of your comment was the fact that the driver was instructed to "drive as fast as possible" and then given access to roads with no speed limits. I feel like that would have the potential to exacerbate the 'negative' side of things and that a more reasonable middle-ground could be found both in terms of driver stress and also fuel economy.
No piece of software can magically prevent its content from being shared. People were divulging private conversations and other stuff on Twitter years before OnlyFans was a thing.
Not really :) But it's mostly variants of stuff you can find on https://observablehq.com/@d3/gallery