skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can't really do it because of licensing reasons. One cool thing Common Voice brings to the table, besides all the fantastic data, is the licensing.
The article states that the scanning is implemented as some kind of mutual operation between device and server when the device tries to upload photos into Apple’s cloud services. Presumably this is better than solely scanning photos on the server, because a client has even less control over what types of scanning Apple deploys there.
How do you differ from retool?
> while Venmo is more for splitting a restaurant bill

One might assume this feature will be built into banking apps as time goes on and instant payments are ubiquitous. It's already in my Chase iOS app [1]. I argue it's a feature, not a business. I concede we'll have to see what happens when deposit accounts at real banks are given access to instant payment functionality.

[1] https://www.chase.com/digital/customer-service/helpful-tips/...
They do it through a unique link from our platform. And once signed in as a seller you will get notifications and sms when you have a trade
I sincerely believe this hesitancy issue is designed to identify people as offside and as a wedge issue or scissor statement, and not as discourse to derive facts about the topic.

Blaming the hesitant and making histrionic claims is like trying to convince me of some eugenic racist theory, where it's just a fast filter that repels everyone intelligent enough to disagree with you and leaves you with a remainder of easily fooled people you can exploit for political ends. Facts in this context are meaningless other than as signals of what side you're on.

If someone wants to take the risk of volunteering for the vaccine control group in a global pandemic, I wish them luck. Scapegoating turns it into a political problem where everyone thinks they have a meaningful opinion, which I can see the appeal of. But appeal and truth are very different things.
Well, you said "10 years later" after 1991, which would put us at 2001-ish.
>Unfortunately I have to say that Affinity Photo is still not good enough for my use cases: the difference lies mainly in the many tiny details which make the workflow an efficient workflow.

I've seen people say that this awkwardness is not for a lack of trying, instead adobe is just sitting on a pile of patents preventing other companies from implementing the same flows.
Money quote:

> Based on the material collected and analyzed by the Committee Minority Staff, the preponderance of evidence suggests SARS-CoV-2 was accidentally released from a Wuhan Institute of Virology laboratory sometime prior to September 12, 2019. The virus, or the viral sequence that was genetically manipulated, was likely collected in a cave in Yunnan province, PRC, between 2012 and2015. Researchers at the WIV, officials within the CCP, and potentially American citizens directly engaged in efforts to obfuscate information related to the origins of the virus and to suppress public debate of a possible lab leak.
Can you give an example paper? I want to see what you mean.
Particularly galling in my case as I'm a resident of Germany and was about to go home to see my family after 2 years
It’s relatively trivial to use a mixer, just like sending any other transaction. The mixer deals with all the complexity. However almost all mixers have been eventually compromised. It’s likely chainalysis and others can easily demix the transactions, so they really shouldn’t be entirely trusted.
> so you would need to borrow around 5 billion USD in order to make this attack work.

If you were about to find someone to sell you $5B in ETH at spot price. In reality you would need much more than this.
Fair enough - I fully agree it would be enjoyable for a Linux enthusiast. I have had one on my shopping list for some time, but I want to use it as a daily driver and since most people say it isn’t ready for that, slightly lower level projects keep winning out.
Nor do companies care that you know this when applying for a web developer position. IMO they should care since it shows you're capable of learning about different fields in the software engineering field.
Moderna Recommends Covid-19 Vaccine Booster to Protect Against New Variants
So why did the variants emerge from low rate vaccination areas instead of the US, Israel or Europe.
If vaccines lead to immune escape (misleading term because escape sounds like an active process but it's just a passive result of natural selection) you could expect higher vaccination rate countries as the source of variants.
It’s not the state, it’s Apple. And they are making the decision that they do not want to put out a product that makes it easy for CP to be shared or viewed. As a huge player in the market this is great.

This also limits the possible avenues for future exposure - if one has less ways to distribute or get CP or the overall amount of it is reduced, they may never get into it in the first place and the market for it will shrink. Thereby reducing the amount produced over time.
I was pretty excited about Affinity, especially Designer, since Illustrator has been abandoned by Adobe and there's really no other decent vector app on Mac.

But the persistent UI gaffes and defects really bring the products down. It's too bad, because the design issues aren't that hard to address. Affinity just doesn't seem to appreciate their severity, despite the same questions and problems coming up in forums again and again.
Being a Canadian, I started a tax-free savings account "TFSA" (similar to a US Roth IRA but with way less restrictions)when I turned 18 and was investing heavily in it. A few years later I would get a green card and move to the US and didn't touch the account afterwards except make a few rebalances here and there. My brokerage asked me to update my information and asked me if I was a "US" person to which I answered yes because of my greencard. A little while later I get a notification that I owe US taxes... on an account that I opened before I had anything to do with the US and that is considered a tax-free account in Canada.
The Rise of WordPress Front End Options,Themes vs. REST API AndJS React
Let's be honest and address the implicitly given analogy to our modern human world. What are the different motivations males and females have in general and why did she end up in this alpha-position, while still lacking a lot of the advantages a male would have (mating and procreating with a lot of females)? It's because "the other gender" also carries all these (particularly very desirable in one gender) traits in them. I always think of men, which have very attractive daughters, like Billy Ray Cyrus (Miley Cyrus) or Rob Schneider (Elle King), but they themselves can't profit that much from the interesting looks (nose) and rather even look like a bum, themselves.

So "the other sex" also inevitably carries around all these (attractive) traits (kind of "reciprocally"), typically: They are there, but don't matter, really. They were inherited and can be passed on, though.

And in this very rare case like this: A female became an alpha. Her masculinity traits, which should rather only exist reciprocally within her (as a female), were coming out so strong, that she beat all the males. Though: No mass-mating (offspring) for her, rather likely: No offspring at all.
8-Hour Deposition of Richard Sackler Deny Family's Role in the Opioid Crisis
Too little too late makes all the difference in the world.
Exactly this. In fact competing employers should be expecting to buy out this clawback if her current employer commonly does this.
This is actually the primary method of reproduction.
The seeds are basically infertile and will be outcompeted by grass.
Here you go. IIRC Australia hasn’t been side kind to it’s Indigenous population.

https://obriensolicitors.com.au/case-studies-unlawful-impris...
While I generally like CO2 tax/rebate/cap-and-trade systems: given how inefficient and polluting many low-cost techs are... not sure I can agree with that, particularly on the small scale down to individual people. Individuals have the least agency on decisions like this, since they have next to no purchasing power. Though we are talking about bitcoin, which does raise the technical/money base-level a fair bit.
I must question the value of a "software engineer" who is working at a layer so abstracted from the reality of implementation that they don't have to understand binary.

> the only time I think about the bit position of something is when setting/viewing file permissions, or reading source code for a library which does deal with this (there are legitimate reasons to use bitwise operators in JS for things like hashing, cryptography, secure string generation, etc.)

People should understand how the libraries they use work. Not necessarily in detail, but they shouldn't be a magic box they're helpless to understand if it isn't working right.

> it's condescending to suggest that this specific blind spot is noteworthy to the point of lacking foundational knowledge.

Possibly. I'll admit that though it seems foundationally important to my understanding of computing it may not necessarily be foundational to understanding of computing in a conceptual sense. However, it is so basic, and follows so naturally from boolean logic (which is foundational), that it is quite surprising it never came up for someone in this profession. I mean, if you already know how logic gates work it is trivial to leverage that into understanding bitwise operations.
If you read the article, it wasn't outside lawyers. He was freed because one of the doctors in the mental facility (who originally declared him incompetent) had a change of opinion and actually tried to verify his claims and realized he was telling the truth.

The innocence project is just trying to clear his name, after he went to live with his sister in Vermont.
A stab at pivot/BI visualization in SQL-based offline-first PWA
Duh, yes I see now. I actually went away from DOS/Windows between 1993 and 2001+, so I don't know much about what their UI was doing at that point. I really meant it took Linux desktops a long time to be as useful as Amigas (and even then you would have to find a compatible video capture board, compatible 3d graphics card, etc).
This is horrible. I love it.
From the article:

> The automated system would proactively alert a team of human reviewers if it believes illegal imagery is detected, who would then contact law enforcement if the material can be verified. The scheme will initially roll out only in the US.

This is dystopian and needs to be opposed, not applauded.
As in an activist might distribute them far and wide to sabotage the system, yeah.

If it's just a lot of people who get targeted individually, a moral panic might just wipe concerns away, saying "I guess there were more pedophiles than I thought" and "if they hadn't done anything, Apple wouldn't have found them".

But even if the courts strike it down, you'll still have all the trouble that comes with such accusations: the police searching your house, your employer, family, friends and neighbors learning that you're accused of possessing child pornography. Good luck getting back to a normal life after some forensic specialist confirms that it was a hash collision and the judge throws out the case.
As multiple people have explained, preparing the required paperwork each year is a major expense and hassle, even if you do not owe any tax.
Also, if you are technical enough to frequent this web site and you think $108K is a lot of money, you are being underpaid.
Doesn't seem to be working very well from here; risk of penalty isn't going to stop most of these people, more likely make their game even more exciting.

Of course they have to be prevented from hurting people, to the best of our ability to do so, but punishment isn't going anywhere.
Don't get me wrong, i find this story outrageous, but whether our system is doing comparatively well or comparatively poor seems like useful empirical information.

For one thing, if another country handles things better, that shows humans are capable of improving their system.
The True Crime Junkies of Facebook and the case of a missing husband
I cannot shake some fondness for those old blocky UIs. It's so less capable than 2020s js/css3 but still it's so grounded to me.
At least in the clinic a family member of mine owned, regulation was far from the biggest challenge. It was billing, especially interacting with private health insurance companies. Dealing with their labyrinthine systems costs a lot of money and time.

The private insurance companies are a big factor driving the consolidation, too. As the care networks consolidate their negotiating power, it gives them more and more of a competitive advantage over their smaller competitors, who have relatively less ability to negotiate good rates. That, in turn, leads to them having to drop off of the insurers' networks, which then results in patients being directed elsewhere.

I certainly don't want to say that government influence has no influence, but the brand of capitalism that sees government as the source of all evil is more about politics than economics. Economically speaking, cartels and informal cartel-like systems can be just as harmful. You don't get a healthy, well-functioning market by indiscriminately yanking any one lever; you get it by carefully tending the garden, and balancing a lot of competing considerations.
It is not against valves terms of service. They actually embrace the developement community around steam and their games
Not being cynical at all. Getting food to just get by is very easy in a city. There is sooo much perfectly good food being thrown away even with packaging every day everywhere that it would be difficult not find food.
1.I think they should get medical coverage if they have insurance and then they should be thrown in jail losing both their licence and their car. And then criminally charged if anyone else was harmed through their actions.

2. Does their poor life decision harm others or just themselves? If the former (say a mass shooting), yes. But I support your right to self harm though I'd hope someone cared enough about you to dissuade you.

You asked. I'm not against people refusing masks and vaccination if they're willing to isolate themselves, I'm against them imposing their poor decisions on everything else or it's a tragedy of the commons IMO. I don't expect anyone to share my views, they're mine.
Price is set by supply and demand, not by either seller or buyer.

In a market with multiple suppliers and buyers, the price will sort itself out.

That you don't like that price has nothing to do with either side being "evil".
Sorry, I meant that as in if this were the NYT I don’t think somebody would have asked for another source even though it would still be justified to do so.
There is nothing in POW that requires CO2 emissions.
This is a terribly written, conspiracy theory laden article that doesn't make sense scientifically to my research scientist mind.
I think this is overly dismissive of other factors. Whether or not a language is supported by something on the Internet has a lot more to do with financial incentives than politics. If there were a huge consumer market clamoring to give their money to a site and the only barrier were language, it'd get exploited pretty quickly.
I've had a pretty good experience with Pawtrack (https://pawtrack.com/). It's the smallest tracker I've found.
> constantly busy and also constantly immediately available

It sort of makes sense when you realize that "busy", in that context, just refers to the kind of busywork that can be interrupted without loss.
This is how every single cloud service has worked for a decade. You’ll need to elaborate on how, exactly, you believe it’s dystopian. The article is clearly wrong, because Apple cannot know which jurisdiction to forward a report to. That is NCMEC’s responsibility.
Presumably the verification that these false matches are not problematic is manual?

That's not good enough given how our media currently works. Imagine articles published when information about such a check leaks that say "celebrity X's phone checked by police for suspected CSAM." While that is the truth ("suspected") no one cares about that nuance and such a person would get cancelled very quickly, even if there was no evidence of wrongdoing.
As a freelancer do you use VAs to generate leads?
Reminder that even accusations of abuse imagery will get you in cuffs and your children taken away (see article at the end)

Linux truly is the last bastion of sanity. I am so glad that linux desktops took off and work as well as they do. Last thing I should be worrying about is if an employee at Microsoft or Apple decides their "automated system with no errors" decides that a hash collision or a picture of a baby is close enough to actual abuse imagery. There are plenty of people that believe even a picture of a naked baby in a bathtub is abuse imagery. Anyone remember the case of Walmart? They took their kids away "pending investigation".

https://jonathanturley.org/2009/09/18/arizona-couple-sues-wa...
I've written shell scripts that had this level of convolution in string manipulation.
Kraftful (YC S19) is hiring to build the software layer for the physical world
I'm not. Because for years Apple didn't want it's OS anywhere but on it's hardware.

The day apple wants it's OS anywhere it can get it, because it brings in money independent of just it's hardware is the day i actually believe Apple cares about the software revenue.

Right now Apple's software is hardware locked. Google by comparison cares much more about the software side than Apple, imo.
As a US citizen, you are less likely to be tortured in a foreign prison. This book is a good read:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Acid_Gambit
This looks a lot like the Jetson form factor.
But they don't have a MEU sitting off conflict zones waiting to leap into action. The United States will literally send the Marines to save a citizen. A person from, say, Ecuador probably doesn't enjoy the same amount of risk coverage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_expeditionary_unit
And you can imagine what's on a dermatologist or urologist phone!
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Yes we are a Shariah compliant product.
A paginated inbox can be extremely useful. Pagination gives you a "You are here" context: you are on page 3 of 20. That context is great in use cases such as "I need to review everything in this Inbox". If you just finished 3 of 20 in that case you know you are roughly 15% done. If for some reason you are interrupted and need to close the app and come back you know that you can probably start right where you left at on page 4 of 20.

Finite scroll is a compromise that you get some amount "you are here" context from scrollbar thumb size and position. If you are interrupted you can generally visually guess about where you left off, maybe.

Infinite scroll is terrible tool for an inbox because you no longer have such context. Scroll too far and the scrollbar thumb changes size because new items came into view. Most infinite scrolls entirely hide the scrollbar thumb because it is precisely so useless. Try to resume where you were in your inbox after an interruption and you have no idea how far to scroll down, and you can't just use the scrollbar thumb and hit an approximate spot. You have no context for where you are, you are lost in an infinitely scrolling maze of items all alike.

Even if infinite scroll wasn't a dark pattern (and it is, there's enough behavioral psychology studies now that have gathered enough evidence that infinite scroll feeds addictive behaviors), it is a terrible tool to work with if you are trying to get stuff done. It has none of the context of "you are here" and "here's how you can come back to where you were if you need to leave". Both of those things contribute to why it is such a dark pattern. Both of those reasons are strong reasons why it is an anti-pattern anywhere you expect people to work/to get stuff done. Pagination is great for getting work done and infinite scroll is awful. Finite scroll is alright compromise between the two for some apps.
Not sure where you got that - seems like you’ve just made up an explanation that it’s an FBI demand out of whole cloth.

What we do know is that it is a proprietary solution using a proprietary hash which only applies to Apple products and that Apple has always presented themselves as a family friendly company that doesn’t support criminal use cases.

Everything points to this being something Apple thinks needs to be solved before the public asks why they haven’t.

If it was a government demand, we’d presumably see Google responding to it too.

You still haven’t explained why not working to deter pedophiles and child pornographers, is an important battle for them to fight.

They might think it’s a problem they want to solve on their own terms, and that would seem to be what they have done here.

Not solving a problem people care about just because the government also cares about it seems illogical. I think a lot of people like the idea of corporations taking responsibility for the social problems they cause without needing to be forced to do so by the government.
Because the validators are chosen randomly by the network.
I don't know if whether the numbers you quote for Romania are correct or not (Polish salaries for devs are not even remotely close to that), but a salary that nets you €4k/month after taxes is not very common in Sweden - which is considered a richer country than Romania.
Don't worry, AI is very good at these things and never makes mistakes. It is so advanced it even understands nuance and complex communication mechanisms like sarcasm in text, even if it's only a single sentence to contrast! It will be able to know exactly the context of each image and it will affect only the sickos. We're also working on watching your face through the camera to see your true expression when viewing them. Oh, but if a few innocent people do happen get caught up in it and lives ruined, it's totally justifiable because this type of activity is the absolute worst. And false positives are exceeeeedingly rare. We'll apologize and adjust our algorithms. Sue us? How dare you? We're really trying to wipe out sickos. Are you a sicko or something? You must be. Only sicko's would disagree with protecting children.