skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On your first photo, there's literally a press photographer in the room taking the photo. There were other press and witnesses too, but people had been told to get down and make their way down and put pressure on counters.

Really don't see why they wouldn't keep out a mass of protesters mid count? If they were doing it in a completely unmonitored room you might have a point.
You are using the wrong denominator. You need to compare the percentage of cash transactions (or cash exchanged) for illegal activities compared to crypto.
I don't believe that. For one thing, a huge proportion of people have simply never heard of Swift's essay; for another, it's quite possible to use the phrase in earnest even if you have. It's not as if ever since Swift it has had only his meaning.

But, sure, maybe he didn't mean for it to be taken totally seriously. Maybe he just meant that to 60%. Or 90.

(TL;DR: Prove that.)
>How much do you want?

Wait, does mosh have financial backing? Because I was only partly being facetious because I assumed it was an unsponsored project. I'll join IRC :)
Piracy is stealing /s
Most traffic is through the mobiles apps anyways, so the traffic to FB from FF is a statistical blip.
Wouldn't there come a time when they can plausibly say "What else do you want me to do?"

Did they have to do damned ML to catch people?
Check out Google Dorks, it provides every option to essentially search and find many, many things.
Interesting, are there any other TLDs with such squatting rules?
Good thing the device only does this as part of voluntarily uploading the photo to a cloud based solution.
I have been using (the open source) Syncthing for both personal things and business for many years. You don't need to set up a central server, just share folders via other clients.

If you do, however, set up a server, you can centralize your data and easily run all the backup jobs from it.
what kind of psychopath puts emojis in filenames??
I've been the proud owner of whalevagoo.com. One of these days when I have time I'll do something good with it.
It seems that its being managed by a subsidiary of Mozilla, MZLA Technologies Corporation: https://www.zdnet.com/article/mozilla-moves-to-monetize-thun....

Apparently they are hiring: https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/careers/#apply
seems download link is still not available in the homepage, if u are interested: https://download-installer.cdn.mozilla.net/pub/thunderbird/r...
There is no monopoly if there is competition between the stores. Users are not forced to download anything if there is competition. If this practice is as bad as you think, it will be driven out by competition (spoiler alert: it's not bad at all and will remain in vogue).
Emphasis on it being done via iOS, not on the "figuring out who drove this person to become a paying subscriber". Apple made the device and the operating system: their cut, both upon sale of the device AND via in-app purchases/subscriptions thereafter, is part of the profit model of that devices over the lifetime of the device (including devices introduced 6 years ago, which will arguably take more time optimizing for when developing the new OS version) and goes towards that development.
I think you’re confusing the poster’s hypothetical for an interpretation.
I believe putting + signs before terms will require them to be present on the page.
Isn't that what repl.it is? (I've never actually used it, so forgive me if I got it wrong)
> In Warhammer 40K, the Orks faction have a big robot called a Stompa, but in French it gets translated as ‘Krabouillator’ for some reason. The Stompa looks nothing like a crab, so nobody remembers why it got translated to ‘Krabouillator.’

Stompa is another way to spell stomper. krabouillator would have been obvious to any French speaking person as meaning ecrabouilleur, or one that stomp. A far cry from crab (or crabe if you are a French speaker).

Weird the author didn't try to even investigate that.
>The full movie is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/OYQD24HrNlU

There's a 1080p Amazon WEB-DL in existence.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe Google Photos stores pictures in original size anymore.
Don’t know. But I think that misses the point.
Dropbox still has the best syncing tech [1][2] which handles complex situations with lots of files and responds instantly. That alone is worth it if you need it.

However the rest of the product is crap. Dropbox had a solid business with a "magic folder that syncs" but has been chasing new features and product lines with little success. Even the enterprise offering was far behind Box.com for years and now has tons of competition.

1. https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure/rewriting-the-heart-of-o... 2. https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure
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Squatting has always been against the rules and grounds for cancellation.

The latest changes are tightening the eligibility criteria. I won’t enumerate them, https://www.auda.org.au/policy/au-domain-administration-rule..., §2.4.4 (Eligibility and allocation criteria → com.au and net.au namespace) is pretty approachable. Under those rules (and again, pjg.com.au is currently tied to the legacy rules, not these ones), pjg.com.au fails to satisfy any condition in sub-paragraph 2.4.4(2).

I have chrismorgan.com.au, and my claim for eligibility is actually slightly tenuous; I haven’t registered any business name (something like $40/year if I recall correctly); 2.4.4(2)(a) I slightly surprisingly fail because it cares about legal names, and my first name is legally Christopher, not Chris, so it doesn’t match (they define the term “match”); and so my claim depends on 2.4.4(2)(b), that “chrismorgan” is an acronym of “Christopher James Morgan”—an unusual but linguistically valid interpretation of the word “acronym”, including their definition of it.
That's interesting because I have the opposite view - I prefer Apple maintains control so that Facebook doesn't get to do every single thing they want. Facebook is strictly worse and I bemoan a future where FB is given even more data to sell on hundreds of millions of Americans.
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With every studio opening their own streaming service, Netflix doesn't have much negotiation power anymore. That's probably the reason of this change, they are trying to sweeten the deal with publishers to keep inventory on the platoform.
I had a coworker who had spent time on a research station in Antarctica. He said there were people who came to hunt for meteorites, and they weren’t allowed to keep them. That seemed like a raw deal to me.
I would like to give thanks for building and supporting Thunderbird. I recently found Migadu at the top of HN and decided to give it a go. Now I'm using Thunderbird on all of my OSs (aside from iOS). I wish I could support it financially, but I'm still a student and not loaded with cash.
halting problem smart contract that's
both fraudulent and not at the same time

How would the halting problem help with that? With the halting problem, can't you just write code so that nobody knows if it will halt or not? I wouldn't say it halts and not halts at the same time. We just don't know if it will halt.
I’m not quite clear what other fiat market you’re comparing BTC to but lets say there are at least some with extremely deep liquidity like USD/EUR where you can do 1B trades all day without crushing the order book. I’m not sure its a knock against BTC that it doesn’t behave the same. For example I think you definitely would need some finesse to sell 1B gold without major slippage, but this is just the nature of markets for anything. You can never just dump a significant percentage of anything, even USD without distorting price.

On the other hand I have no doubt you could realize nearly all of 1B in BTC using proper trading strategies/algorithms over days or weeks, so I don’t see what would be learned from the test except “how deep is BTC liquidity currently” which is kind of what the market is trying to determine all the time anyway.
I really dunno, Orange is the new Black continues despite more than allegations against Kevin Spacey.
GUSD / Gemini USD stable coin takes that approach. They deposit the funds in State Street Bank and they are even FDIC insured per user. It really depends what you are using the stable coin for wether that would matter to you. If you only use it to move between exchanges and don’t hold them for extended periods the risk is minimal in my view. The scenario where you might prefer the GUSD model is when you are depositing in an account to get yield for an extended period when using BlockFi or Gemini Earn.
It sounds like Lucas has been thinking about this for a long time and has already worked on it a little with others + done a little research, whereas the idea is newer to the others.
I may be wrong, but from what I understand they had other goals than the pursuit of power and power alone. Specifically national independence, in both cases.
Because we don't have the skills. The necessary tasks are becoming more skilled, not less, as society progresses.

That's what defeats the old 'socially necessary labour' concept. Essentially few of us are good enough to do the jobs that need to be done, nor can we become good enough because we just don't have the talent.
Craig Federighi said it himself that the level of malware on MacOS is unacceptable[0]. It's impossible to make a completely secure OS that never has bugs - it's less impossible to create a review system with rules and processes that limits the amount of user-downloaded malware to single-digit numbers.

0: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/19/apples-head-of-software-says...
It’s so funny to me when everyone touts crypto + smart contracts as revolutionary™ then when you follow a system implemented with them to its logical conclusions you have analogs to everything that already exists. Lawyers to audit the contracts for bugs (and yes there can be bugs in a formally verified spec as well), courts to arbitrate disagreements, and an authority to enforce rules when someone finds a security hole. Hmm maybe the entire federal bureaucracy is not entirely redundant, and there were reasons that it grew to what it is today. Maybe we should understand the existing system before advocating complete disruption.
With fish we've made the experience that relying on libc isn't good enough.

Specifically in the case of connecting to a server that typically has an old libc with old unicode information, from a desktop that has a much newer system, or in case of ambiguous characters, where libc will just give you one width that might not match what the terminal actually renders (and they frequently have configuration options to change it!).

So we've made something we call widecharwidth (https://github.com/ridiculousfish/widecharwidth), which is a python script that parses the unicode datafiles (UnicodeData.txt, emoji-data.txt and friends) and generates a header you can #include.

And someone's opened a PR to mosh to integrate it: https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/pull/1143
I hate to break it to them but docker is not security.
Can someone explain what the deal with 91 is? I'm on 78, and no updates are found.

On the submission's web site there is "Thunderbird version 91.0 is only offered as direct download from thunderbird.net and not as an upgrade from Thunderbird version 78 or earlier."

Why is that? Is upgrading safe?

And thunderbird.net only offers me 78, anyway.
We will rue any excitement for and advocation of this product.
But most people with imposter syndrome don't talk about it I assume? And the people who do are mostly just trying to say that it is normal to feel like that.
During volatile moments in the past, I noticed bitfinex could not keep up with order processing and one could enter almost any number to buy and sell crypto. I would put a buy order in for a price 10% under ask and then immediately sell for 10% over the bid. I amassed a good chunk of coin during these times
AI21 Labs just announced their 'Jurassic' language model, free open signup

https://studio.ai21.com/sign-up
Event Sourcing advocates: How do you deal with cleaning up events, especially with respect to the GDPR.

I inherited an application with 24M+ events and I have no idea how to go about it.
It being an infeasible plan is just a bonus. A permanent emergency means permanent emergency powers.
Google vs. the Web
It’s frankly exhausting to have discussions when both sides live in their own worlds. You sound arrogant, “only one side is correct and it’s my side”

Every day I switch between msnbc, nbc, warroom.org, breaking points, Ben Shapiro and Tim pool. Probably ~6-8hrs a day I listen to content at double speed (while doing other stuff).

Every single one has their own take, but just to get you up-to-date with what the right believes:

* BLM and Antifa caused billions in damages. Harassing or attacking everyone who disagreed with ideology (they were coming to senators homes)

* in some places this is leading to the reintroduction of segregation https://atlantablackstar.com/2021/08/10/it-was-just-disbelie...

* FBI spied on trump on Clinton and Obama’s behalf. Utilizing a known fabricated document (fabricated to keep business with the Clinton foundation - see uranium one): https://justthenews.com/accountability/russia-and-ukraine-sc...

* election laws were changed last minute, broken among other things to effect a coup and they brag about it: https://time.com/5936036/secret-2020-election-campaign/

* more people voted in 2020 than were registered in 2016 or 2018. With a 93% then out rate.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/273743/number-of-registe...

* here’s a couple video explaining some of their concerns about the election

https://rumble.com/vkyxju-retired-u.s.-army-colonel-phil-wal...

https://rumble.com/vkyzgb-mike-lindell-cyber-symposium-dr.-d...

The list goes on and on...
Will Twitter and Facebook censor posts to this link like they did before? Or not now since the election is over?
https://www.factcheck.org/2021/08/scicheck-sequencing-used-t...
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I invite those who downvoted this comment to search for a graph that shows accelerating sea level rise.
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_us.html
Did anything come out of it?
I don't know how anyone could have avoided being in some stage of burnout over the last, let's say, 17 months.
Plenty of papers analyzing developments in HK education curriculum pre/post handover from PRC/HK/western academics. Or demographic data on HK identity which diverge sharply by age cohorts pre/post as result of reforms. Or polling of HK sentiment of PRC stretching back since post handover. Or analysis from the mainland of why patriotic education was necessary to decolonize HK before culture fractures formed along generational lines. This is all 101 knowledge on the subject matter for anyone following HK/PRC dynamics since handover and before. Your knowledge level seems to match someone that self professed to have moved to HK in 2018 - negligible.
Stealing so much, I'd imagine being caught by authorities would be one of the better outcomes...
having gotten Pfizer, I'm getting a little nervous.

As someone that got my 2nd Pfizer dose at the end of February (coming on 6 mo. when efficacy might? drop off some) I'm not saying that I did go get a first round Moderna shot[1], but I'm not saying I didn't either.

1. If doses in my area of the country weren't going un-used and spoiling, and I wasn't in a household with people that aren't eligible, I never would have done something I haven't said I've done.
Generally I would agree, and perfected build orders are part of the reason I stopped watching.
Quality isn't only sacrificed due to mismanaged loss in the pipeline. It's also at odds with delivery speed, feature breadth, cost, and itself. Quality is at odds with quality, because quality is not single dimensional!
I agree that Charles is self-centred and that there is a cult of personality around him to a certain degree but it really depends on which part of the community you are in as to whether it's "this is an influential person in the space so let's listen" or "our god king is speaking".

The Project Catalyst community, the official IOG developer discord, and even the Cardano subreddits (r/Cardano, r/Cardano_ELI5, r/CardanoDevelopers, etc) to a less extent aren't caught up in this cult mentality so much. When Charles says something stupid, innapropriate, or unbecoming, people are not afraid to address it in these spaces. On r/CryptoCurrency or on twitter it's a different story but Twitter is a cesspool (especially for any cryptocurrency) and while we try to call out the zealots on r/CC, it's not particularly easy.

In those dedicated Cardano spaces though, there is a marked effort to avoid the cult mentality and redirect that energy towards focusing on actual projects.

Very few people (in these communities) have the belief that somehow Cardano is going to be the dominant cryptocurrency or is going to "take over the world" so to speak. There is a strong belief that the project will be successful and a strong ecosystem is forming around it but not that it renders other chains irrelevant or that it must grow at any cost including via the minimisation or attacking of other networks. The general consensus is that it will make a strong showing and settle into a reasonably solid position in the greater financial ecosystem where it'll be intertwined with and coexisting with legacy financial systems and the other major cryptocurrency networks.

TLDR: Every topic/space has zealots unfortunately but looking at their core communities I've found Cardano to be generally fairly resistant to this behaviour. It's not a perfect community by any means but out of all the communities I'm involved in, I've seen more people in the Cardano ecosystem go out of their way to walk others away from maximalist behaviour or zealotry than any other community. I've been around for quite a while and I've seen how the different communities have evolved so I like to believe I've gotten a reasonably comprehensive view of the communities but no person can see everything and in the end this is all anecdotal experiences.
Local echo always felt like a handy feature for any kind of laggy terminal app, not just ssh / mosh.

I imagine such a tool would emulate a terminal a la screen / tmux, and just print what you type until the underlying program outputs to stdout, at which point it undoes what you typed and replays the stdout? I realise I may be betraying a complete lack of understanding of how Unix terminals actually work :)

Is there a Unix utility that implements a local-echo wrapper?
Updates are delayed to give add-on developers time to update their add-ons to be compatible with Thunderbird 91 if changes are necessary.
That's because Github, in their early days, got very confused about what forking was and made banners saying "Fork me on Github" when what they actually meant to say was "Star me on Github".
Samsung would setup tents outside apple stores offering "free", quick, phone swaps that "actually runs all your favorite apps".

Of course not everyone would swap, but I'm sure they would lose a sizable number of customers.

And thats before the civil suits start rolling in.
This sounds great to be honest. Which country is that if I may ask?
The icelandic domain 'mypen' caused much mirth in combination with https://www.isitdownrightnow.com

For a few drunken minutes at least.
If i sum all the instances of Ubuntu but doing what i wanted it to do and compare that to the dystopia that windows theoretically exposes me to I'm not sure what's better tbh. But if you want to play modern games on your PC then the choice of OS has been made for you.
I don't want to be that guy, but for this job there were lining up 300 more people.

Nobody except of a tiny group of nerdy guys (including myself, ofc) is against this apple csam move.

Just ask your parents or your non-tech friends if it's "ok" to scan people's phones to find those "bad pedophiles" in order to jail then up for the rest of their life. You will be surprised how much support Apple's initiative has in the broad public.

And that's why apple made this move. They don't really care for the 3% of people who we belong to. They do it because they know they will have the public and political support.
I don't see long term value in Bitcoin. I even made a website to explain why (https://Bitcoin.IsNot.Money ).

But it's liquidity gives it sort term utility like cheaply transferring money internationally.
How would software get written if the people that write software don’t write software? Curious.
By the way, do they scan for CSAM?
Similar here, I started using 1Password pretty early too. One of the main selling points for me: The nice, fast and native UI and the ability to keep my store local and sync it however I want.

The only wish I had over the years(and I would have gladly paid for an additional license): a linux client, even CLI would have been fine.
I'm not sure which year they started, but what they pushed instead was the announcement of online sync and other things I did not care about, at some point it became hard to even find the regular version on their website.

This was when I slowly started moving to alternatives. With the move to electron and this anouncement here I'm happy that I moved away a few years ago and their clear signal that I am not the kind of customer they have any interest in anymore.
Why? Isn't that what alpha and betas are for?
Reasonably, there are other criminals using iDevices, why stop at this? Even pre-crime police work may be feasible with AI and advanced pattern recognition.
My oppression. I'm a neurodivergent/queer creator on TikTok.

You're trying to speak on my behalf here, so maybe listen to what I'm trying to yell you?

And it's that yes, TikTok does have plenty of "magic dust" that no other platform has.

I know of Matrix/Mastodon, and sorry, but that tech stack is waaaaay too far off the mark. They barely cut it as Slack/Facebook replacements.

Google and Facebook also have money. What they don't have is a #1 app, in spite of benefiting from the existing network effect.

Did it not occur to you that TikTok must have brought something new to the table to get to that spot?

What you're missing is that it's not the creator/follower dynamic you see on Instagram. TikTok enables and encouraged everyone to be a creator in a way that no other platform currently does.

If you want to argue about this, for God's/sanity's sake please at least use that app for a week to get some firsthand knowledge if you haven't already done so, and post a video or two.
What you are saying makes sense for legit viewers, but the goal of all this geofencing nonsense is ostensibly because content producers want to sue or press charges against pirates. They have to do that where the pirates are physically located, not where they got a credit card.
> Or extend the notarization system such that adding another store adds another notarization authority to check.

This assumes those App Stores themselves are either audited or verified by Apple to provide a level of verification to prevent such apps from just being submitted unsandboxed and/or the platform notarizing every app without question - which I can assure you is not what the policy makers nor the people behind the funding for this bill (collation for app fairness most likely, Epic second most likely) will accept.
And for all other none mac people
https://download-installer.cdn.mozilla.net/pub/thunderbird/r...

Edit: Just installed x64 91 over my 32x Thunderbird 78, no issues so far :)
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Airtable's base restrictions make it unusable for anything serious. It's almost egregious at their funding levels