skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It can't work without JS as currently implemented. It's a React app so JS is very tightly coupled with the implementation.

It differs from Hey in that
1. you can email from any email provider like Gmail, Outlook, etc and we make everything look good.

2. It's open source so you can modify and host yourself. GH = https://github.com/moogle-cc/moogle-blog.

3. You can run this on your own domain (which I believe Hey doesn't have as an option unless something's changed in the recent past).

4. You can post downloadable content along with your blogs - so if you want to share a pdf or a worksheet or something with your blog readers, you can do so by attaching the doc to the original email.

(Adding a fifth bullet point because it matters to some people)

5. Moogle comes with its own newsletter AND email marketing service - so it can be your Substack AND MailChimp replacement.

Coming soon:

1. Customisable urls

2. Additional themes and UI
More info about them:

Their old website: https://web.archive.org/web/20200502073947/https://www.block...

One of their PRs with a lot of info: https://apnews.com/press-release/pr-businesswire/925f8eefafd...
I hear this argument a lot and people use examples like BET and black churches. But take a step back and look at what led to black-specific things. MTV hardly played black artists. White churches excluded and actively attacked black Christians.

White has been the default in America for a long time. Seems like that's slowly starting to change but until it does, there's going to be a need for things specifically targeted at minority groups.
In a majority white country you don't need to say x for white people, because that's the default. X for minority group isn't a double standard, it's a deviation from the norm. For example, it's pretty common to have x for lgbt people and it's pretty well understood that it's not a double standard because we accept that being straight is the norm.
First hand experience (US citizen): When you open a bank account overseas, they ask you if you are subject to FACTA (US passport or green card). Then you are given a multi-lingual form that explains all about FACTA, and require you submit your passport (for scan/photocopy) and to sign a form acknowledging the bank will end your account details annually (at least!) to the US IRS. I confirm this is true multiple times -- different banks, different countries. Surprisingly, even ones where the service is 100% non-English (read/write/speak!), they will still bring out multi-linguage forms and do a bunch of pointing to confirm.

Funny story: Overseas, I can remember going through anti-money laundering training. The week after, I went to open a new bank account. When I told them I was a US citizen, the account rep said -- without missing a beat -- "Do you want to report?" Jeez. That question alone is probably enough to get that bank into trouble! Obviously, that person failed their own FACTA training...
How did you buy it if the website shows a message that it is not available yet?
I caught my cheating partner thanks to this hacker that helped me track and hacked all social media accounts of my partner, without my partner knowing.
You can contact him at:
alvaroperea946@gmail.com
He did excellent job for me.
A friend worked on a project that reached several hundred requests at one point.

Basically they had a 10 request component. Only one on the page so even though it wasn't that efficient, they didn't care.

But then their PM wanted 20 of them on a page. It was a Scrum team so velocity mattered, so they just had a for loop generate 20 of them.
"for Black stories" would be a positive way to phrase this.
No, it wouldn't. Please back that statement up.
Some years ago I used them to transfer real-time waveforms from a medical device via USB and BLE links since they provided more than enough precision for the clinical application. The 2x bandwidth increase without resorting to compression (and its computational overhead) allowed us to meet the project specifications just by changing the type of the data array and recompiling.
Sprinkler systems have for years included a rain gauge that trips a signal if there is water in the tube and turns off the lawn watering. The smartphone controls would be convenient but only for very specific situations and not 99% of the time you're using the sprinkler system.
I don't buy it. You don't have to own the _ENTIRE_ application to be a developer of one. I've seen many developers that were solely responsible for a specific feature and shipped what I'd consider poor quality.

Large software project, whether you're a developer of one or a team (and probably more commonly occurs in a team since it's large) will have warts. It's harder to manage complexity as the projects size increases since it accumulates and it accumulates fast.
> They said to rephrase it to not just be negativity. But constructive too.

On the one hand I agree with you and I personally always try to be positive whenever possible. But nobody owes you constructive criticism and sometimes it's just not possible to think of anything positive. An attitude of "no negativity here" will just create a culture of yes men which isn't actually constructive at all.

I have no "agenda". I have opinions and I have experiences. I expressed how I feel because I assume the commenter wanted to do good and they'd like to know that it's actually harmful to some people, like me.

I suppose I also can't believe someone would feel the need to come to the rescue for the OP (as if they can't defend themselves) after such a harmless post. There's no personal attacks, no strong language, nothing. The assumption seems to be the OP is too soft to take it, which I can't help but think has sexist underpinnings.
So offensive
You won’t. Understand what this is instead of falling for the hysteria.
They are only a “minority” because someone decided to come up with a way (race) to divide people into groups where one group is bound to end up smaller, and somehow claim that division is of significant importance.

IMO the solution to that problem is definitely not to reinforce that division.
I wouldn't call it a cultural divide (despite what our media wants), I would call America more a collection of cultures and I love being exposed to multiple different cultures just outside my proverbial front door.

That said, this is a great idea and I wish this company the best. I'd love to see something similar for the Hispanic community, as well.
Did you ever stop to realize if licensing has anything to do with this? You also lied about someones age when creating their Apple account and continue to provide access to someone outside your family. Call them, and remove them, and then likely they'll ban you for violating the ToS
I have seen people who call themselves libertarians openly arguing that it should be legal for companies to sell poison in food—I don't believe baby food came up specifically, but that's a purely emotional addition, and shouldn't change the overall argument—because the free market would work it out.

You may not think they are credible, or libertarians, but I'll ask you not to deny my lived experience just to support your personal idea of what a libertarian is or should be.
Physicists Throwing beer mats discover why flat discs have poor flight potential
with precious few exceptions, pretty much every media outlet in the USA is already "X for white people." it's not necessary to phrase it that way, everybody already knows.

personally, i think it's great that the founders have chosen to sell this as "X for black people." it is much more honest and cuts right to the point. if they had not, if they had instead chosen words like "diversity," then inevitable drill-downs would be criticizing them for trying to hide their true intentions.
I'm not sure if it's changed since you commented, but it's just redirecting the URL to https://postgresapp.com for me.
> specialize in superfast no-code app creation

Rapid prototyping has been a valuable skill forever and I think this falls squarely under that.
> What right did the Northern States have to enforce their own morals upon the Southern States (which had ceded, and were therefore their own country)?

That's a very good argument. But let me counter: we fought a war over it. That's what gives us the right to enforce the North's morals over the South's. Do you want to fight a war against China over our differences?

Even disregarding the war itself; that was about slavery and human rights (freedom) with strong undertones of racism. So if you want to make privacy a human rights issue then sure and yes. I'll even agree with you: I think privacy should be a human right! But until privacy is a human right recognized and enforced then again: what right do we have to enforce your own morals upon an entire nation?

UN's UDHR Article 12 [0] is very light about privacy (and what it even means) and (IMO) has a very very poor history of enforcement of human rights. Even more, it states:

> No one shall be subjected ... to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.

And I would argue that statement extends to calling someone "sexy" which might be an insult to someone with different morals than yours.

[0]: https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma...
Libertarians have been begging for this. Let the free market set flood insurance prices. The only reason people live in these high risk areas is because the taxpayer backstops all those insane losses.

Let everyone who currently has a plan keep it. Any new residents must use private insurance. After a disaster, those that had government flood insurance will be paid out one final time then be obligated to move or use private insurance.
The difference is choice. You choose to upload your photos where you know they might be scanned. Not uploading them is a choice to keep them private. This destroys the very notion of sovereignty over your own data.
How much "baggage" does Haskell carry as a language?

I have been Haskell-curious for a while. C++ is my language of choice, but it's just because it's the devil I know (e.g. so many of the bizarre design decisions like how r-value reference came to be, how =auto const&= can bind to an r-value and an l-value and you can't really tell, i.e. the "r-value lifetime disaster" [0], allowing operator& to be overloaded, a lack of ABI versioning leading to the standard library being unable to evolve [1]).

I know Rust is similar to the C++ use case, but the mental model jump is just not appealing enough at the moment.

I have watched some stuff about Haskell where people opine about how certain standard library stuff causes strange behavior (e.g. lazy + head of empty list = exception when the list is eventually evaluated elsewhere, weird performance things I don't understand, etc).

Is the list of "secret language and library disasters and workarounds" long in Haskell?
That sort of knowledge that is actually contrary to the language tutorial path (e.g. "no one uses the standard library, we all link this other one to avoid issues X and Y") makes language learning a bit frustrating.

[0] https://quuxplusone.github.io/blog/2020/03/04/rvalue-lifetim...
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XjUiLgJE2Y
Generational Cohort by Religious Group
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28060240
Wow, I'm not American so I suppose it's a cultural divide; to me this just sounds super racist.

To each their own. Good luck!
The stages of grief you describe are something you go through after a change completely out of your control. But stoicism and acceptance in the face of climate change is NOT what we need! We have to act. The status quo is murder, and it’ll keep getting worse without action. We, collectively, do not have time to grieve while our house is on fire and we can still put it out. We must act!
Reframe the question: is it slacking off or is it restorative mental break?

Just speaking for myself, but I think better when I'm not pinched between two projects both demanding preference and priority over the other. I can maintain a clearer mind when I don't have people breathing down my neck about deadlines they set and then broke.

Sure, one learns to navigate those situations and maintain an even keel, but still one is obligated to respond in a professional manner to those inquiries and meetings and other emotionally manipulative games people play to get their way when in a crunch. Working through those things still requires time out of day and energy out of mind. Both of those latter resources are limited.
Yeah, I figured. When waiting for lsp autocompletes in emacs, my entry level M1 MacBook with no gccjit is orders of magnitudes faster than my almost maxed out Lenovo with emacs and GCCjit.

The difference is so stark that I cannot bear to autocomplete on type on the Lenovo machine, it lags too much and frequently locks up.
I guess it’s not too dissimilar to the nuclear fear felt by kids who grew up in the 70s

Only difference is, that was solvable
Nah, only people working with assembly code are programmers.
The other difference is that for most modern ice, you get plenty of torque, but only a quarter second after you asked for it due to turbo lag. With an EV, the torque is instant.
100% agree. How is it racist to offer something as a business, it's not like it's a government or other public project. We already have BET so this is just a similar offering in a different format. "Netflix for black people" might not be a good choice as a tagline, though.
millions of doses have been injected, far outweighing the risks of going without. Stop with the antivax thing, thanks.
This seems very enticing, but the only link on the landing page that works is the one to send $999 dollars. I'd like a bit more information first, unless this is currently in "Dogfood" stage, which is totally cool
It'll cost tens of trillions to adapt. But we can and will do so. Anybody or anything poor or non human is screwed.

It would have been far cheaper to spend trillions to mitigate and prevent, but that would have required foresight from politicians and voters.

The Texas cold snap and German floods are examples of what the rich world will be facing.

The Indian Ocean tsunami killing hundreds of thousands is an example of what the poor will be facing.

Extinction is what many non human species are facing.

But billions of deaths or civilization collapse is what some are predicting, which is nonsense.
Study: Honeysuckle decoction accelerates recovery of Covid-19 patients (2020)
Just from an addressable market standpoint, it seems like you have work cut out for you given that you’ve essentially isolated your product to 13-14% or so of the US population. Not to mention those in that segment that already sub to Netflix , other streaming services etc.
Not parent, but I reckon that a company might see "oh this employee didn't follow our clearly signposted security guidelines, let's just fire them and get on with our lives" as an easier way out than "we have to actually start to invest into security".

I'm not saying that's good, but I could definitely see it happening.
Huh? They do make TV for white people. There's Polish TV, there's Russian TV, there's German TV, name it.

It's rude to troll on someone's Launch thread.
Fixed the link, thanks!

The point to me about blog posts like this are as a guide for others trying to do _anything_ with the same language.

The docs on how to use the Java FFI were pretty hard to read. I figured it out by grepping through the ABCL source code for a while and finding a single other project that also brought in 3rd-party deps.

On whether or not you should actually use Netty/some Java server rather than Caveman I have no opinion.
So that "walled garden" turned out to be a cage after all.
Can you give an example of a widely shared picture of hate speech that someone would keep in their online photo library?
Where is the line for scanning for content versus planting the content and then finding it with a "scan"?
Want people to make sustainable choices? Give them time
Good luck.

Please remember to ignore this HN thread. I can already see it's becoming absolutely atrocious and is not even remotely representative of society at large.
> I take it you have the v3 with the standard boot drive?

Yes, v3. What do you mean by "standard boot drive"? Using SSD if that's what you mean.
>Hello Sunshine was founded by Witherspoon in 2016 to create content focused on female voices. ... "Kevin and Tom and our partners at Blackstone see what we see – women’s stories matter, and we have economic power as consumers, creators and business leaders. Their commitment enables us to double-down on our mission and our ambitious growth agenda,” Harden said in a release.

Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine to be sold to Blackstone-backed media company for $900 million: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/02/reese-witherspoons-hello-sun...
As a survivor of child abuse, one of the major obstacles to recovery is to identify and let go of this generalized fear that goes with you everywhere you go. I find it extremely ironic that, under the pretense of "saving the children," one would implement technologies that subject the general population to that same type of overbearing fear.
>I'd love to see something similar for the Hispanic community, as well.

24/7 Caso Cerrado, let's goooo
Did Apple advertise this feature or was it leaked?
It sounds like you violated the very imperative you mentioned, though. If everyone did what you did, the world would be worse. This doesn't address the problem at hand.
Using magit every day with a team and getting to know gnarly git maneuvers well.
Bench pressing macaques on instagram soon.
I was thinking, what if they want to move their icloud photos to e2e without losing the csam scanning they already have. So they move it on-device, just for photos that would be uploaded to iCloud (which is what Apple claims)

I really just hope they revert this plan.
For sure, right now outside it's bee heaven because I have a lot of cucurbits in flower all over the gardens (uh, anybody want cucumbers and pumpkins? Crap.) And there's a lot of comfrey which has gone crazy all over my farm and the bees seem to really be into that as it pretty consistently flowers over the whole summer.

Around this time of year I put buckwheat in as a cover crop, that way it flowers right before frost and then dies back before I plant garlic. When there's a field of buckwheat in flower it's absolutely mental how busy the insects are.
Where did you buy it and for what price? For me it just says 'coming soon' on the official homepage.
I understand that. I recommend listening to the podcast if you want to understand the issue in more detail. It's a heavy subject but people here generally want to see both sides of an issue, and I am pretty confident that most people have not really taken in the untold damage this brings to the abuse victims and their families as they are continuously notified about past images of their abuse being found and circulated. Which is how this actually works.

I would be worried about a model predicting child sexual abuse content from unknown images but I am not in the least concerned with one that fingerprints known images.
Out of curiosity - you mention that in the 90's there were a number of TV shows featuring prominent black characters but there isn't anymore. Why did you decide the solution to that problem was to create a black-focused distribution platform, instead of production company focused on creating new shows of similar quality to those in the 90's - has something changed about the market that would prevent shows like those that were successful in the 1990's from being successful today?
> To help address this, new technology in iOS and iPadOS* will allow Apple to detect known CSAM images stored in iCloud Photos.

After reading OP, my understanding had been that this update will cause _all_ photos on Apple devices to be scanned. However, the above quote from Apple's statement seems to indicate that only photos uploaded to iCloud Photos are scanned (even though they are technically scanned offline).

This doesn't invalidate any of the points people are making, but it does seem the update does not directly affect those of us who never stored our photos “in the cloud”.
I have 2x Dell R720's and a consumer-grade i7-3770k box, some shiny ubiquity gear mixed with ugly network gear, and a Synology DS918+ for personal storage.

I tend to lean on straight up Debian linux for most things. One of the R720's is a VMWare ESXi host, the other is a k0s box running on Debian Buster, and the 3770k runs Fedora because I wanted to taste the redhat/dnf fruit but I am diehard Debian.

Pic: https://s3.whalesalad.com/misc/rack.jpg (super messy, in dire need of a cleanup)
Thanks for the constructive reply. I wasn’t aware of such default assumptions.

I still thinks it sounds like nonsense, but at least it explains the massive downvotes Im getting :D

It must be hard to live in a country where everyone is so obsessed with race, yet supposedly also how it “is not important”. To me that seems like a massive contradiction.
> It's not to prevent child abuse, since passively looking at images is not, per se, abuse.

Consumption feeds production.
Ask HN: Are Cloudflare Analytics Accurate?
I'm using Cloudflare to handle DNS for my portfolio website (just a few static pages generated with Gatsby). I rarely advertise my website, and unless I'm job searching, I don't even share the link anywhere. I expect to get about 10-20 visitors a month when I'm job searching and otherwise only the occasional visit. I don't have Google Analytics or any other kind of tracking script installed because I have no reason to track my visitors. But today I was poking around in the Cloudflare dashboard and noticed that the analytics say that my domain has had 19k requests in the last month, a significant percentage of which come from Russia, the UK and Singapore, where I do not do any business or even have any connections.

So what's going on? Are the Cloudflare analytics completely made up? Am I being targeted by some kind of bots? Are there legitimate requests that I might not be considering? Has anyone else had a similar experience with Cloudflare analytics.
I would say the why might be more important than the what a lot of the time
Any suitable candidate for a COVID-19 vaccine can voluntarily choose whether to get the shot when the opportunity arises. Mandates, however, set conditions on participation to encourage vaccination: If you want to go to work, attend school, or travel, get vaccinated. With compulsory vaccination, individual consent is not an option. Force is used if necessary. Though a vestige of a bygone era of public health practice, limited legal authority remains for forcible vaccination among certain groups.

The term mandate may be particularly confusing.

https://slate.com/technology/2021/04/covid-vaccination-law-m...

Mandatory is "if you don't, you're {fired, cannot enter our business, cannot attend our school, ...}".

Compulsory is "the nice police officer standing right next to me is going to watch as we vaccinate you on your front porch, got it?" or "we will fine you $X thousand dollars if you appear in public unvaccinated". The former case was (now again famously) done in Boston ... in 1775. The latter has been done occasionally in the past 4 or 5 years to stamp out measles infections, notably in new york state.
Driving on dirt roads? That is not better for the environment! Requires bigger vehicles, potentially bad for drainage, dirty and dangerous.
BET wasn’t offensive me. Telemundo wasn’t offensive to me. Nickelodeon wasn’t offensive to me. Food Network wasn’t offensive to me.

Serving targeted programming to an identifiable minority audience seems like a perfectly reasonable business (and social) proposition.

I don’t know that “Netflix for Black People” will test well, but it seems perfectly fine to me. [white middle-aged male if context matters].

Edit to add: It seems like Fubu* is another extraordinarily successful story that used a similar Black solidarity message and targeting to positive effect.

* "For Us, By Us"