skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Twitter automatically removes the verified badge (for re-review) if an account removes certain elements, like a display name or associated phone number. It’s likely that someone was making changes to his account and accidentally triggered the system: https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/twitter-ve...

I really, really doubt someone at Twitter decided that DeVito’s support of Nabisco workers striking was a good reason to manually remove his verified status.

No need to jump to conclusions. Twitter staff isn’t busy pulling strings on famous actors’ blue check marks to get petty revenge about supporting union strikes.
It's definitely possible, but you have to do it in a sustainable way and not focus on the grind.

I'm 34, have a 3 year old at home and my current startup hit product-market fit at pretty much the same time as my son was born.

I work about 40 hours a week, keep a sane and flexible schedule, pay myself a market salary and try to keep the business mostly profitable.

It also helped to have investors that were 100% on-board with all of this and are supportive of running a calm company: https://calmfund.com/
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I agree. I did a security start up after child #1 and it was hard but not impossible.

I would recommend testing heavily as there will be inevitable interruptions around toddlers and infants and it's easy to half finish something and forget you did it. Or worse rip it out but not replace it with the refactored version.
I feel somewhat optimistic of the future when many groups saw through this push for on-device scanning for what it was. Damn straight the tech is dangerous.
Using the same exact commands as in Vim: `:vsplit` and `:split`
Because then you've potentially got a lot of trigrams for 4-byte Unicode characters that only contain the first three bytes of the character. Even if they're rare, you're effectively hamstringing anyone who uses a language that includes four byte characters or emoji. And for languages that use characters with three bytes, you're essentially indexing individual characters. Even in the case where you're using two byte characters, which is very common, your trigrams become one and a half characters.

But moreover, the prefix of many of your trigrams is just going to be surrogate pair bytes. At this point, the whole point of building a reverse index is somewhat moot if you're indexing over parts of characters, byte sequences that are not useful on their own, and other such garbage. Yes, the ASCII happy path is fine, but you've essentially eliminated Unicode support entirely.
I'm thinking of the wider insanity to create a economy so large as to almost acquire Web Scale, but only for a financial customer base of individuals who are lacking in the necessary skills and knowledge and motivation and experience to organise themselves into the pressure groups you absolutely have to have prepared to defend your business in the morality courts of post WWII America. Larry Flynt had his work cut out for him with much more modest content.

EDIT to add :

If you argue ad absurdam that everyone is going to be exposed to everyone for moral judgement of their rights to online existence, then maybe we need a more sophisticated and practically judicious and efficient system of adjudication of the legal entitlements and freedoms endowed to everyone, than "I know it when I see it ".

This needs a logical codex. Literally a logical reduction of the comprehensive semantics used to describe unacceptable content. From which we can apply triage to emergency cases of accused indecency. Too many cases are heard so immediately in the courts of public opprobrium exclusively in hostile environments where the most sympathetic media is bound and restricted from venturing any actual support virtually ensuring that the rights of the publisher are lost. This is ignoring the issues of commercial withdrawal of essential services.
> that are supposed to make us feel good

Is a new story 'supposed' to make you feel anything? It's just giving you the facts.
Cash for clunkers anyone? How much waste did that create...turn in a 20 year old Civic and get a bunch of money to buy a brand new vehicle that probably gets worse MPG.
Ditching fossil fuels substantially isn't hard, it's just expensive. If we'd been willing to take the economic hit (and able to co-ordinate doing so as a species) we could have kept emissions well below the current atmospheric level within the bounds of current technology. It would just have meant building a lot of nuclear power plants and using shitty batteries for a lot of stuff
In this case, the guy was a squatter for 27 years and his cabin burned down while he was in jail. There is no magic cure for statistical outliers of this sort.

He was a logger for years and he didn't have much money and he was used to being in the woods and then probably society grew up around him and now he's the one somehow in the wrong, basically.

Society moves forward and then we are all judgy towards the still living anachronisms who maybe weren't so weird "back in the day" but now it's just not done.

I'm glad someone had a little compassion for him instead of criminalizing him for being poor and old as is done all too often these days.
founder Isaac Saldana created SendGrid while maintaining his family.
But the issue is with traditional payment providers: how do you transfer from crypto to your employees bank account, how do you tranfer to the IRS for tax purpose, etc. Now you have two problems: you look shady as fuck transfer large crypto amounts and you're already flagged for profiteering off underage porn...

As usual crypto is a solution that didnt solve the problem: how do you detect underage porn so that you can mark your profits in general.
Learning more about how other animals experience the world is one reason I’d like us to lessen our harmful impact on the global ecosystem.
You can just use PureComponent instead of implementing shouldComponentUpdate, but you're right that it doesn't come "for free".

PureComponent : class components :: memo : function components
Whenever I'm in a situation where I predict compatibility complaints, I preemptively go on the offensive by turning the tables and say "Please be aware that MS Office has bad compatibility with open standards; if you need 100% certainty your document will render correctly, then use a different office suite to open this file."
The relationship between caddies and golfers is unique and I can't think of any equivalent in any other sport. A caddy is not a coach (golfers also have coaches although they don't follow the golfer within the ropes like caddies do). At the same time, caddies might give some advice to the golfer that could be classified as "coaching" in a broad sense.

Some caddies become really successful, for example Billy Foster is very famous in golf circles and has caddied for many golfers including Seve Ballesteros https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrP5R3gFAgo

While working as a developer for a golf website, I was lucky to become friends with an experienced caddie-turned-golf-journalist, he introduced me to many aspects of the game that I had ignored until then.
I'm excited for the Paul Graham post about "roses growing from concrete" or some equally ridiculous and juvenile claim that uses billionaires who make money off of creating dubious technology BUT WHO ALSO buy more girl scout cookies than their neighbors as some kind of proof of the value of their continued existence and deserved exaltation.
Quick FAQ on Amazon MemoryDB: Redis-compatible durable in-memory database
Right, when his stream viewers ask Grand Pooh Bear (well known Mario player) "Do you have an OnlyFans?" they are probably joking and the reference is obviously about pornography. GPB laughs it off, after all he's in the Men Of Mario charity calendar and he's referred to himself as something like "Basically a CamGirl", but the implication is clearly not "Do you also post videos of playing video games on OnlyFans?".

Whereas for example GPB and other Mario players have TikTok, Instagram, Twitter and so on, full of Mario, because duh, that's what they do. Why would you expect say, Pangea Panga's Twitter to be about dinosaur fossils, Defender to do TikTok dances or CarlSagan42 to... OK, Carl is different.

I've not seen anybody ask Geek (another popular Mario player) whether she's on OnlyFans but I would expect that if they did ask that they'd get banned from her chat, because again, nobody thinks "Oh yeah, I bet she'd charge money for Mario videos" the implication would be that it's porn.
Twitter as a company leans liberal, not left. Don't confuse what part of the username says with what Twitter the company does.

Twitter is all too happy to rip away open APIs, block and rate limit bots and anything else that will increase revenue and prevent competition.
From my reading, you're spending your own money, but to the credit tracking side, it looks like you're spending on credit and paying it back without incurring a fee. Clever idea, as long as the credit system continues to work like this.
I think you're really fundamentally misunderstanding treatment modalities that allow people to be better, because you're conflating having an injury with weakness. Ex-soldiers with PTSD are one of the best studied.

> A wide body of anecdotal evidence and scientific studies reflects what many already suspected—animal companionship can help support positive outcomes in physical and mental health.

https://www.dav.org/veterans/resources/service-animals/

> Mixed model analyses revealed clinically significant reductions in PTSD symptoms from baseline following the receipt of a service dog, but not while receiving usual care alone. Though clinically meaningful, average reductions were not below the diagnostic cutoff on the PTSD Checklist. Regression analyses revealed significant differences with medium to large effect sizes among those with service dogs compared to those on the waitlist, including lower depression, higher quality of life, and higher social functioning.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5788288/

So either you doubt the realism of PTSD, or you believe that a studied treatment modality is weakness. That begs the question, what is a treatment that doesn't foster weakness? Because I'll guarantee the military tried it for decades and the suicide rate reflects that.

I do note you didn't mention PTSD, so if you would like to move the goalposts, my response is this:

Mental illnesses and their effective treatments don't care about whether you believe in them or not.
Coinbase has an extremely advanced chain analysis system. Simple tricks like that are unlikely to defeat it.

https://www.coinbase.com/analytics
When I read, I hear my voice. That’s the only time I ever hear a voice in my head. When I think of problems and solutions, I build structures in my mind and navigate those structures, examine them, and solve them. Rubik’s cubes are ridiculously easy.

There’s plenty of introspection, but if anything, it’s hardest to translate some solutions to English. Often, I can’t tell you why “it’s the right answer” other than “the whole structure would collapse” which makes no sense to other people. I used to get points docked on math papers because I couldn’t show my work.

I find software engineering fantastic, because everyone can agree they see the same structure, rendered as code on a screen. We can agree why something is right or wrong or YAGNI. I love working remote because I have more time to compose thoughtful answers to describe/translate what I mean.

Sometimes I need to talk through a problem out loud because the problem and solution exist in the English language (people problems) which is another boon to remote work. So, I talk out loud to myself, quite a bit more than other people do. I have hours of recordings because people look at you weird walking down the street if you’re not holding a phone but speaking out loud.

I can spot a bug a mile away in code, because the code literally becomes a structure in my mind. Bugs stick out as weak points or unstable parts of the structure.

I’m just rambling a bit as I fall asleep, but maybe you won’t be so skeptical now.
That only applies if the buyer applies for a mortgage. The question was about cash transactions.
Another commenter used the right phrase, "terribly asymmetry". There won't be any such thing in the public eye as a "false positive", only kiddie porn traders who got away with it.

> Nobody will want to take on the demonstrated real risk being falsely accused of possessing CSAM.

I don't think this is much of a risk. Defamation is difficult to prove, never applies to the law enforcement agencies who are going to make these arrests and "ruin people's lives", is never going to be down to Apple anyway (Apple is only referring things for investigation). I don't think you'll see much public indignance about this--even arguing against it in the real public eye (outside of wonky venues like HN) sounds tantamount to "supporting kiddie porn" in the naïve view of most members of the public.

> If they have a false negative, it is unclear to me what negative effects Apple would suffer. As far as I know, nobody would know about it outside of Apple.

This could potentially arise in any case with an abuser or producer or enabler or pimp or Maxwell/Epstein customer who has an iPhone; which is a lot of cases. As soon as Apple devices are supposed to "detect" kiddie porn, people will ask why people like this weren't caught earlier; and since Apple has money, they won't just ask this in the court of public opinion, they will sue for damages for abuses that "should have" been prevented by Apple's inspection of their pictures. Even if that's unlikely, it's much easier for a peon whose job it is to look at kiddie porn to just forward it on; and such a case really could damage Apple's optics.
Uber already has at least 7 serious competitors.

https://www.marketing91.com/uber-competitors/

Also in freight and food delivery: -

https://www.marketingtutor.net/uber-competitors/
Being an incredible salesman is the most important trait to be a founder. You can easily start a company if you can sell your vision to a technically skilled person and to the angel fund. You can never succeed no matter how technically strong you are or how good the product is, if you cannot sell it. The sheer arrogance of technical people waving off selling as a lesser skill is getting boring even to me and I'm not a sales person.
Thank you for providing the reasoning behind all this!
No, there is no memory leak.
Or non-action. Europe and Australia have regulated/reduced credit card interchange fees, but USA has not.

This whole “pay with card to get a lot of points!” thing while also allowing processors to have anti-competitive terms forbidding surcharges for credit card payments is a huuuuuuuge boon for their industry.
this seems fixable by rebranding
I teach computer science, but I may be an anomaly because my primary mode of teaching is "chalk talking" where I will write on the blackboard instead of use powerpoints (you might find more chalk talkers in physics and maths). I feel that it provides better pacing for the students.

My primary use case for this right now would be the fact that I have to teach in person and online at the same time. If one of my students gets covid, they have to quarantine for 2 weeks while I continue lecturing in person. To support them, I have to record my lectures all by myself. Back in the day, it used to be that if you wanted to record your lectures, we had dedicated staff to set up a camera and manage that. Now, everyone has to record their lectures, and there just isn't the personnel to handle this, so we're on our own. Therefore, if I could control my lectures from the chalkboard as I'm talking, it would really be beneficial.

Personally our semester is starting now and I've settled on all of my teaching tools for now, but I'll be keeping track of your progress for sure!
I didn't spot any regexes here.
For people who make things, a virtual version of a show reel will be really awesome, taking what is today a commercial about you and making it immersive.

For most people, some of whom seem to do very little, it will be hard to turn resume language into something you experience.
> Because it's a valid answer as to why would a business not choose to do this?

Exactly.

>> It's an additional source of revenue for them.

Not all revenue is good though. If I spend $1,000,000 to get $5,000 in extra revenue, it would be a pretty bad business decision. A lot of crypto is hype, and I'm not sure there's much actual real revenue in supporting it for anything besides speculation.
I have to say stuff like this is why I'm not a big fan of the component approach to frontend dev. Reasoning about when and why something gets updated is not very intuitive.

The other thing that tends to happen is that components become god objects. People stuff all their business logic in there, and suddenly most files in the project have a tsx or jsx extension. It's winforms code behind all over again. "React is a library not a framework" starts sounding pretty hollow.

It's possible to not do this, so I can't strictly blame react for this - but it's happened in every react project I've seen.
Heroku and Zimki are fundamentally different. We quickly evolved into a Polyglot product, with wonderful primitives and invented a nice interface for extension, namely buildpacks and our add-OBS market.

There were lots of examples of companies doing things Zimki did, most WebObjects projects felt that way IMO.
yes, but no - git is a networked system and updating git repos is what is happening.. so neither "just disable external network access" nor "build a version with the telemetry ripped out" is practical

Sourcegraph CTO responded below in detail
I don't think it's accurate to say restaurants are extending credit to their customers. If you walk out without paying, it's theft, not defaulting on a loan.
I now know what my next test will be for DAW JSON Link. I didn't even think of trying an ESP32 and the memory requirements are a small amount of stack space and the data structures being serialized or the resulting output buffer or string.

NM. Looks like it's gcc8 which doesn't fully support C++17
I suspect it has less to do with their puritanical values and more to do with the enormous amount of fraud in the industry and the customer support load it places on them from the husbands, wives and children who swear up and down they aren't responsible for the charges found on the bill.
This statement feels a bit misleading.

For starters, the comments got considerably more explicit than "Send Bachelors". I'm unfamiliar with this specific event, but researching it, I see:

“none of this gets fixed without people picking up rifles” and
“[I have] no problems shooting a cop trying to strip rights from Citizens.”

Perhaps these are what you meant by the "theme", but those seem considerably more explicit, especially for a subreddit already linked to an event that resulted in someone being murdered.

>Reddit wanted the_donald gone

Then why didn't they get rid of them until a year later? The event you're referencing seems to be part of the quarantine, not part of the banning. The banning took place after the mods of the subreddit tried to evade the quarantine by moving to another sub and continued to support breaking Reddit rules.
Strange. Twitter is D+43 so I highly doubt it was related to his posts. More likely, his account was comprised or his personal information leaked (e.g. Tmobile leak).
With all due respect your opinion is that of almost all human beings.

From the Taliban to Democrats to Republicans to Socialists to Libertarians. (except the aside about "If someone does OF by choice because they love it, good for them")

So I don't see the relevance.

OP offers a solution to keep the current maxima for these girls. Fight for their well being and ask OF and payment processors to let them stay.

The best actionable plan from your comment I can see is, lets dump these girls in the worst of it so it shames people into improving society.
Okay sure, but that's always been the case and has nothing to do with the system they've just introduced.
I see your point, but I was thinking specifically of the case where public opinion influences the behaviour of monopolies and duopolies. If there were e.g. a thousand payment providers each with 0.05-0.15% market shares, I’d agree with the free market and reputation approach; but as the number of important players gets smaller, public opinion becomes more like an plutocracy (because one dollar is one vote) without any of the institutional self-regulation governments develop out of necessity.
Wouldn’t the most likely attack be an angry (ex) spouse with physical access to a target’s phone placing images on it (and uploading to iCloud)? I haven’t seen this seemingly likely scenario discussed much.
I thought it was a good reminder that Adam Sandler can act (also see P.T. Anderson's Punch Drunk Love, admittedly one of my favorite movies), but as a whole "it was just okay". The directors' previous film, Good Time, with Robert Pattinson, was waaaaaaay better, even more claustrophobic and frenetic in how it circles the drain.
FWIW, most of these were low-effort projects with silly names which were either jokes or pump-and-dump schemes. As far as I'm aware, none of them have made any meaningful inroads into the adult content industry.
It’s the same green washing as a football club for Qatar or UAE but they can cover it by pointing to this guy as a proper libertarian. As a NH resident, I feel for the guy, but try squatting on Karps land or Theil’s if you can get to NZ and see how close to home their charity continues.
Why isn't the increased nutrient absorption offset by decreased appetite and intake? Is there something special about fructose on the demand side as well as the supply side, somehow suppressing normal energy homeostasis?
27 years ago was 1994. Society has been here a long time already. Lets be real. Its not like its a post 94 invention.

I get that he is not really harming anyone but he us squatting on someone else’s property. Theres all kinds if legal liability concerns for the property owner.
Stories are chosen for a reason. I don't know what that reason was, in this case, but you can be certain that it benefits those in control of the printing press. It is in this sense that all journalism is propaganda of one sort or another.

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent
They’ve been pushing hard for celebrities for a while. But TBH I’m not sure what more you get here in some picture-based fan club than you’ll find on Instagram.

Anything newsworthy will likely get reposted online somewhere within the hour anyway.

Otherwise it's just a PG13 version of itself with similar sexual undertones.
In the case of identity verification:

The Craigslist shutdown seemed mostly driven by anti-sex work motivations

The Pornhub identity verification changes were driven by women who had been tricked into having their videos appeared and sued Pornhub over their inability to get them taken down: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pornhub-lawsuit-nonconsensual-v...

So yes - motivation is important. The identity verification requirements for performers on porn sites are at least partially driven by actual victim complaints.

So it is at least partially to protect women.
> Twitter as a company leans liberal, not left.

That's simply false, and you knew that before posting.

All of the US social media companies are leftist.

Liberal means tolerating discussion, which isn't possible with Republicans being systematically deplatformed. You can blame all of the current Biden crises on a lack of critical MSM reporting.
> I don't know what that reason was

Right.
A reply by the moderator! I am honored.

I think the headline should be:

ImageNet contains about as many naturally occurring NeuralHash collisions as Apple predicts
APIs get removed from Linux all the time. Off the top of my head, here's one: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/sysctl.2.html

> This system call no longer exists on current kernels! See NOTES.