skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a broken link, here's the correct link http://guix.gnu.org/blog/2018/multi-dimensional-transactions...
Hate to be that guy but redux is not a react library, you are talking about the react-redux library which are bindings for react to redux.

So you don't hate redux, you hate how react binds to it.
It's and old joke but: You can enclose a larger area by having the farmer take 4 pieces of fencing, constructing a square around himself, and defining him to be outside the fence.
Wanted to mention in case it was interesting to you, but there’s a Roslyn powered plugin that can convert VB to C#, see https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=SharpDev...
> The reason no one has made an OnlyFans before

Patreon?
Would you mind naming some? I kind of have a hard time finding those, and some time ago I purchased phishingly.com for a side project, but it doesn't seem I will be working on this anytime soon, so I may as well pass it on.
That's why it should not be HTTP GET endpoint. Get endpoint should only be when request is idempotent. Use HTTP POST for your usecase.
Baby bats babble like humans
I always thought that was their entire business model.
http://www.netmba.com/mgmt/ob/motivation/maslow/ != https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varna_(Hinduism)
How does wasm run in general? E.g. .net blazor/rust apps? I feel wasm web apps running in a chromium clone could gain momentum.
> Salaried workers don't get over-time.

Abusive employers classify many de facto line workers as overtime-exempt, often illegally, and workers should not be complicit in this. An employer who tried to treat a unionized industry the way programmers are treated would be laughed at.

> Also what's a class traitor? it's not like I'm working so hard not to become filthy rich. All my colleagues are doing the same.

Sure, but remember that you're not actually a "temporarily embarrassed millionaire" - you most likely have much more common interest with your colleagues than with your bosses. When you find yourself in a prisoner's dilemma situation, remember that the correct metastrategy is to cooperate with people like you and with people who will cooperate themselves, not with a group that's well known to select for sociopathy.
#1 reason is probably nostalgia, and just the idea that you have a simpler, older-style OS. vs a modern OS just reskinned to look old.
Personally i think speed: I see a 90s UI and I expect stuff to happen almost instantly on my modern Desktop. Also expecting less bugs because it’s a simpler OS. But in practice even though Linux is much larger and more complex it’s probably still faster and less buggy.

So probably just the idea.

EDIT: Should also add, probably because these OSs do some core things differently than Unix and Windows. Those OSs are constantly updated but the core features are still old, so the niche OSs could possibly implement them “better”.
And Zcash is not private by default (though can be shielded). Monero is private by default and is also available on Kraken and others.
That's why I am asking.

It's not even tree. It seems to be just a DAG without decisions.

There is no clear or intuitive way to interpret this as decision tree in decision analysis, machine learning any other context.
> Is there any reason to think absorbing lots of simple glucose or sucrose through your stomach lining is much better than than absorbing lots of fructose?

A better question is if there's any reason not to. You should never blindly assume that biological research on one chemical translates to another. Seemingly small structural differences often (but don't always!) result in wildly different chemical properties. Additionally, biological pathways are incredibly (almost unimaginably) complex.
Teams seems to work normally in a container for me but I realized even though I have it open all day... I just use chat, not video/audio calls. I tried to call someone yesterday and it turned out Microsoft says they don't support FF and I have to use Edge or Chrome (or the app, preferably, of course). This is not a problem with the container itself, though.

Interestingly enough, when I asked my colleague call me, they didn't receive any feedback message - it was as if I was not responding to their call. Another lame thing on the part of MS as it could introduce (potentially never verbalized) problems into communication.
.NET already has an identity platform (ASP.NET Identity) that provides authentication/authorization with various backends. IdentityServer is a token server that speaks OAuth/OIDC and provides federation to other user directories (ASP.NET Identity or Azure Directory or anything else).

IdentityServer4 is still open-source and available. There's a new version by Duende with commercial licensing, or various alternatives like OpenIddict [1]. OAuth/OIDC is a well-supported standard so you can also use servers in other languages like Ory [2].

Microsoft's team did consider making their own token server but there was considerable pushback from the community because it would have a negative effect on open-source, and wouldn't add anything new compared to existing projects while taking resources from other framework features.

1. https://github.com/openiddict/openiddict-core 2. https://www.ory.sh/open-source
Uh, not having used BeOS (but I remember really yearning for it in the mid-90s in college), it would be easier to understand your comment if you clarified. In what way is menu interaction different in BeOS/Haiku?

It's one of those things that probably takes way less time for you to describe, than for me (and whoever else might be wondering) to go and find out on my own, so it would be super helpful. Thanks.
A bank in Europe, it was EU wide laws that resulted in all mobile phones being brought into the surveilence net. It has been common in banks to use recorded lines for decades, but the regulatons effectively mandated monitoring of every communication internally and externally post the libor scandal.

That said, when I have worked outside the region or in less regulated positions - the intrusion into particularly email and written communications is the exact same. When you leave an organisation in particular, you do reflect on how big a trail of information you have left behind in their hands.
Converting between different String types in Rust
AFAIK the reason why OnlyFans is getting rid of porn is because they didnt moderate properly, so there were cases of CSAM and more and they were on the brink of having their payment providers cancel on them like what happened to pornhub a few months ago
*agricultural subsidies, not studies
Classic Musk.

Full Autonomous driving is not in horizon, but Tesla can repurpose tooling, hardware and some software they designed.

Every time trouble ahead, do something completely new. Overpromise and underdeliver.

No, it will not do shopping for you like he promises in the presentation. Musk had a plan to fully robotize Tesla factories and it failed miserably and set Tesla back on their goals for several years. Making humanoid robot that can work in uncontrolled environment is task even harder.
We don't control the AMOC or any other oceanic cycle, including the AMO, PDO, ENSO, etc.

If the AMOC reduces circulation, then the planet will cool as a whole, and we'll probably find ourselves retreading into a Little Ice Age, as experienced from the 1400s to mid 1800s.

At any rate that would be counter to the projections of runaway warming.
The head of state is not the head of government, but you may be interested in this recent judgement to overturn a ban of some sexual acts in porn https://uk.news.yahoo.com/violent-porn-including-bdsm-no-lon...
I think React has shown how UIs can be done in a better way.
That's why we have Flutter, Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI now.
That's already in the works / up and running...

You're looking for cumrocket . io (no, not joking) and their own Token Cumrocket / $Cummies which is on BSC (Binance Smart Chain).
Basically, the site is rebranding as OnlyBans :)
When algorithms dictate your work: Life as a food delivery ‘partner’
Ask HN: What is the most useful skill you have learnt?
I am sorry that you are still waiting. Currently i am very busy fixing bugs and helping people who started Lona projects in the last days. I only work on Lona at night because this is a side project.

The hosting infrastructure behind lona-web.org is very lightweight and Lona makes heavy use of multithreading. I plan on providing "demos" in Form of an code example next to a gif or video of me using it.

I released Lona 1.2 which has a much smaller package size and now can run from a single python script. So there is no need anymore to install much stuff to try it out til then.
Probably makes sense to integrate a preprocessor before doing anything else, even somebody else's to get started.

Because that is pretty offputting for casually trying it on existing codebase to see what happens.
> All liquid-fueled rockets derive from the V-2 rockets that Wernher von Braun built for Hitler.

Except for all the ones built before the V2, such as the 30-odd rockets Goddard built.
> Obese people can be healthy.

No, they truly cannot be, at least relative to the equivalent non-obese state. (I assume, of course, a sane definition for the term "obese").

I realize this has somehow (bizarrely) become a controversial issue in the US of late but the mountain of scientific evidence is incredibly clear on this point.
Linux plus the PREEMPT_RT patchset would make a nice low-latency kernel for multimedia and UX-focused workloads. It would still need quite a bit of user-level work compared to most distros, however.

Some other OS projects have legitimate reasons for starting from scratch, e.g. Redox being written in a memory-safe language. I suppose you could class Haiku's compatibility with original BeOS software as reason enough.
Congratulations! Could you tell me what has been the most challenging part of operating in Indian Fintech ecosystem?
This second "secret" hash function, because it is applied to raw offensive content that Apple can't have, has to be shared at least with people maintaining the CSAM database.

You can't rely that it won't ever leak, and when it does, it will be almost undetectable and have huge consequences.

As soon as the first on-device CSAM flag has been raised, it becomes a legal and political problem. Even without a second matching hash, it already put Apple in an untenable position. They already are in a mud fight with the pigs.

They can't say : we got 100M hits this month on our first CSAM filter but we only reported 10 cases, because to avoid false positives our second filter throw everything to dev/null, and we didn't even manually reviewed them because your privacy matter to us. It has become a political problem where for good measure they will have to report cases to make the numbers look "good".

Attackers of the system can also plant false negatives aka real CSAM that has been modified enough to pass the first hash but fail this second hash. So that, in the audit, independent security researchers who review Apple system, will be able to say that Apple automated system, sided with the bad guys, by rejecting true CSAM and not reporting it.

Also remember, that Apple can also do something else than what they say they do for PR reasons : maybe some secret law will force them to reveal to the authorities as soon as the first flag has been raised, and force them not tell about it. And because it's in the name of fighting the "bad guys", that's something most people expect them to do.

From the user perspective, there is nothing we can audit, it's all security by obscurity disguised with pseudo-crypto-PR, it's just a big "Trust us" blanked signed paper that will soon be used to dragnet surveil anyone for any content.
Its pointless in the context of understanding. The capital is the capital due to historical reasons/declared by the government of the country. On the other hand the circle has the maximum area not because some one declared it but because its deducible from base principles. Teaching children to learn these by rote memory prevents them from learning them from first principles. Which is the point the author is trying to make. Her point is Maths != trivia and even if Maths can be learnt by memory like trivia, it serves no purpose because the same problem might comes back in a different form and then the students wont be in a position to solve for it. For example, Draw the shape that has maximum area when all fence links are joined at and angle that's between 40 and 80 degree (all these problems have practical relevance for example while maximizing the usable area for a odd shaped plot).
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I agree we need to be careful with concluding “therefore we should/can/will be under-considered for being able to Z” because it’s easy to become ham fisted there.

But that doesn’t mean we should disregard a sound observation in itself. Yes, it may be politically incorrect, but it’s still real. For example:

s/sex/race/g Black people tend to commit crimes more often.

s/sex/sexual preference/g Transsexuals tend to commit suicide more often.

Both of these are statistically true. What matters is what you conclude. Should we just get rid of blacks and transsexuals? Or is there a root to these issues that we can work on?
> There has been the sort of myth going around that making rockets is hard. It used to be hard... 50 years ago.

For something that used to be hard, the very well-funded companies in that area besides SpaceX seem to be having a hell of a time achieving anything even remotely near comparable performance.
Lamborghini Countach Is Back as a Hybrid, and Nobody Can Buy It Anymore
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http://polarportal.dk/en/greenland/surface-conditions/

Greenland Surface Mass Balance remains 10-20 gigatons above the 1981-2010 median (click Acc for accumulations).

What is unusual about this year, is how short the melt season was in general. Greenland normally melts off for nearly 3 months of the year. This year has seen only 5 weeks or so of melting. The ice has recovered significantly from 10 years ago when it experienced a record loss.
Apple Delays Office Return to at Least January on Covid Rise
It takes more effort and more users will decide to move elsewhere. I don't really believe that if someone can't bother to copy code from e-mail, he's worthy to have as a client, but some company are obsessed by metrics and percentage of successfully registered users is one of those metrics.
It was actually Navalny who did that, not Ms. Ward
Clicking a link (one action) is easier than copying a code and pasting it (two actions). It's possible the user will copy the wrong thing or paste the code into a wrong field, including the browser address bar.

All of that may affect the sign-up rate.
Onlyfans is complicit with child sexual abuse and you blame the journalists that exposed this? What about OF do their damn job?

I want more journalists like this.
I am blown away by how many people repeatedly under-estimate Musk's companies despite him eventually proving them wrong basically every time.
Inflated Hospital bills that are usually dealt with by an insurance, so most people never see that $200 line.
I wonder what kind of liability do third parties like a payment processor has regarding the content they are enabling. For me, the contract is between the company and payment processor.

Why do MasterCard and visa exert their influence on third parties. Its not like I would go after visa if onlyfans was found enabling cp. I would go after onlyfans and demand they release details of creator of cp and then go after them but why involve visa ?
Currently visa is acting as a gatekeeper, imposing their ideals on a third party doing business.
What is a social psychologist? Or, what is an asocial psychologist? Is it someone who's interested in people's psychology, but not in the people? What a term.
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I don't know, I don't think I've encountered any WASM app. Chromium is generally slow on the PinePhone, I would highly recommend Firefox on Phosh (unusable on Plasma unfortunately if this hasn't been fixed). Gnome Web and Angelfish (KDE's mobile browser) work well too.

I would not seek for WASM apps though. Those generally require big and heavy runtimes to be loaded in the browser for questionable benefits, with no way of sharing those runtimes with other apps. I would rather look for native apps, or Web apps with lightweight frontends which can actually be quite fast if done well.
On the topic of WPF apps in .NET core:

Can anyone who has successfully migrated WPF apps to .NET core, in production, chime in on what was the experience like? Any major pitfalls or pros/cons to consider?

I have a prospective client, running a WPF app in a soon to be deprecated windows embedded machine. They have a lot of domain knowledge in the app so are unwilling to re-write or port.

I was thinking if it is feasible at all to migrate this WPF app to .NET core and then migrating the target to a higher longevity Linux machine.
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This belief has always been extremely cringe in my opinion, because it somehow implies that dataset engineering is not an important part of machine learning. Ensuring you are feeding good data to your model is a critical part of machine learning practice, but some researchers seem to hand wave it away as merely an implementation detail not worthy of their attention. "It's a data problem" is used as an excuse to be discharged of the moral responsability of the output bias, as if you were ethically responsible for the model only.
What salawat is probably saying is:

There would be less issue with bias (for society), if the expectation/sales pitch was different.

As an analogy:

Somebody sells the idea of "The Unbreakable Rope" and it breaks after you hang 10kg on it.
A blog post "Moving beyond material" goes in depth on how to process material.
This is a good thing for people producing rope.
However, for a layman who still sees people assuming "The Unbreakable Rope" is attainable, the content is going to be a little underwhelming.
The KDE Frameworks 5 libraries we use are functional, useful and have nothing to do with the KDE Plasma desktop. In any case, the word "bloat" is a sure sign the person who uses the word has no clue what they are talking about.
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> With LINQ and EF, it's very easy to do

I know of LINQ, but what's EF?
the point of the article is that algorithm design choices affect results on the long-tail of the dataset. Well, what is in the long-tail of the dataset is data bias. So, are we going to try to introduce algorithm bias to correct for the data bias?
Separating accounts is a fine principle, but for anything social (github, twitter..) some people have good reasons for doing their work from their existing personal accounts. E.g. evangelists, folks in devrel, those whose jobs include contributing to OSS or participating in open standards, and so on.
Hey, thanks for your work, love .NET.

I guess this is as good of a chance as I'm gonna get - the docs experience in non-anglosphere countries is dreadful, the website keeps pushing a localized version with absolutely garbled machine translations which are never going to be even passable for technical documentation. It's just a completely miserable experience without the "FFS MSDN" browser extension.[1][2]

At least that was the situation a year or so ago - all my computers are now 100% English locale so I have no quick way to check.

Just let us use the website in English.

[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ffs-msdn-in-e...

[2]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ffs-msdn-in-englis...
> The examples of illegal or objectionable content the BBC talks about could not doubt be found on the internet also. Is that a reason to want and shut it down?

The difference is that, as per the OP,

> A “compliance manual” suggests Onlyfans intentionally tolerated illegal content

And only took proper measures to fight CSAM in July 2021. That's pretty damning.
You is American culture.
If you’re American, it’s YOUR country, the one who pretended to export democracy, and instead is only able to export its own puritanical and backward values on what they pretend to be a free global market.
So yes, YOU.
UWP is still supported, that is what WinUI is built on.

The problem is that they now seem to somehow carrying that flag forward on top of XAML Islands, with an endless list of bugs.
This is what MailChimp does for its one-click unsubscribes.

You visit a URL, and some JS POSTs to `https://[youraccount].us1.list-manage.com/unsubscribe/post` with a body containing your subscription and list IDs.

I'm not sure what prevents crawlers executing JavaScript on that page and triggering the unsubscribe action anyway, though, unless it's just that email crawlers don't execute JS.
You can (or used to be able to) embed an HTML form inside an email, and clicking the submit button will perform a POST if that is the method specified. This would probably solve the issue. You avoid an extra click on the resulting page, it's a POST which matches the standard, and Google (presumably) won't hit it.
That party is deeply secular. Which is why this alternative formed: https://nds.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partei_Bibeltreuer_Christen
As far as UI in .NET in general goes they seem to be throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, and no one project seems to have a lot of resources dedicated to it. I imagine this is because it’s simply not a priority for the .NET team. Maybe it’s undervalued a bit, or maybe it’s making the best with the resources they have.
"Azure, Azure, Azure!" is the new "Developers, Developers, Developers!". Microsoft is going to focus where the business growth is, and I'm guessing they don't see improving desktop development as a big money maker for them.
Tesla's ExaPOD computing is enough to simulate a human brain
There's merit in that; being highly conscious of others' behaviour makes one think others are similarly highly conscious, making you self-conscious and awkward.

I mean it's projection too; I'm very judgmental about people, thinking they look stupid, so I tend to avoid doing anything weird in case people think I look stupid.
I put in usually flagged keywords into these things to see if they are blocked and if not to see if the dataset somehow knows what I'm asking. I'm surprised to see that some of these generators actually make images close to what I'd expect from these... Questionable keywords...
Universal links for Android and iOS – making them work (almost) every time
EF is ORM, basically wrapper over communication with database

It really, really speeds up the work, but there's a lot of to learn about how does it work, its limitations and conventions
If they are happy to sell it.
Obligatory reminder that there's an inherent tradeoff between bias and variance in any ML architecture. Try to create a "highly regular" model that gives predictable, less noisy results even with low-quality data, you'll just end up strengthening some implied prior and introducing bias. Try to remove inbuilt bias, you'll just make the model more data-dependent, and noisier with any given amount of data. You just can't win.
The problem is that many features in Forms like data binding or layouts, have bugs, which happen to be only fixed on WPF, because that was the new boy in town.

So when you move beyond VB6 style of applications, there are several head scratching moments.
I don't think "it's a data problem" is inherently used to hand-wave away the problem. I think it's used to locate the problem in the area where its most readily addressed. Designing algorithms to debias your data is hard, over-sampling under-represented groups is easier. I do think you're right that sometimes people use it that way, but that doesn't mean we should make up false narratives about biased models, either. It just means we should work on de-biasing the data, and also developing algorithms to help mitigate the learning of features we don't want weighted.
Possibly, but they will raise funds or do an IPO with the inertia and numbers from their porn days. One of the founders would be bought out in the next investment round.