skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The olsen twins? Id have to check. Maybe. I saw a nude kid on a documentary last night about surfers called The 100 Foot Wave. Look for the infamous clip of Cuoco from Growing Up Brady, or the coconut bikini clip of Kunis from That70sShow. I think those were very exploitative, certainly far more so than the Nevermind cover.
A lot of people in SF have nothing to lose.
That the english word taboo is derived from it doesn't make them "the same word", since we don't use it the same way in English.
So many laws are badly outdated in times of cryptocurrencies, robotic workers, offshoring, global warming... and most of those in position to change them are badly outdated themselves.
Which e-ink tablet would you recommend?
when the take is so bad you need to go look and see if it matches other takes the person has posted. 'high liklihood of f-ed up knees' dear god who raised you and why. 'easily convert that into a service writer job' this is bias confirming insanity. There is no easy conversion from tire center desk girl to anything but tire center desk girl II for 3% more pay.
You've never been to an american university, have you?
and multiply by 5 divide by 9 and subtract 32
in the plans ;-)
Lockdown Fanatics Are Trying to Bargain with Death
Which field "has jobs" anymore? Putting aside the humanities, STEM degrees these days aren't even a guarantee of a job. Biology/chemistry jobs generally require graduate school or medical school, engineering jobs aren't as lucrative or stable as they once were, and math either implies becoming an actuary (i.e. more certification), a quant (insanely competitive) or a programmer. I'm not saying these routes are impossible, but it's harder than you'd think to pick a field that "has jobs". More than a few of my friends who did STEM degrees have ended up in tech for that reason.
We had no idea who this non descript nude baby was until he recreated his own photo. America is sexualizing children and creating a moral panic on it. Not all nudity is sexual. Please grow up America.
Will this set a precedent for other countries or economic regions to follow suit? I could see France for example pointing to SK as a successful model and implementing it. Probably other EU powers will disagree, but they seem like the most like EU contender to limit Apple and Google.
> Besides adult content, what else is considered "high risk"?

Off the top of my head: gambling, medication, gift cards...stuff that's legal but more-likely-than-average to chargeback or default.
Wrap it in tinfoil.
I have no idea why someone downvoted you. Keeping cards close to your chest in an exit interview seems like a strategic move. Sure, you can sugar coat and hint at things that can be improved, but why spell that out? It might clear things up, but it might just make you look picky and high maintenance, closing the door on a future working relationship.
For those who don't have time to read, this article presents finding and evidence that mass sociogenic illness can spread online without physical interaction, and proposes a name for this phenomenon "mass social media-induced illness".

The article also provides an analysis of the current outbreak of Tourette's like syndrome in teenagers in Germany following the rise of a specific Youtuber.
Is LTE a synonym for free internet? Who pays for connection?
Home Sales Activity Continues to Slow in San Francisco
Agree, the only requirement is sufficiently liquid, feel free to earn as much as possible given that constraint
can try a web demo of it here on huggingface https://huggingface.co/spaces/akhaliq/AppleNeuralHash2ONNX
i was saying:

1) that she is doing sex work, because she has no choice to feed her son, given her medical condition.

2) on an unrelated note: she is a brilliant and very intelligent individual.

3) point 2) was emphasized because for a significant part of the population, these two are incompatible, which is obviously wrong.

4) these platforms, while far from perfect provides some safety to sex workers. this important and fundamental: the sex industry, be it pornography or other, is dangerous to actress, actors and prostitutes alike. many get raped and/or abused, for instance.

5) on yet an unrelated note that she is a loving mom. moreover, an ex gf of mine, a past sex worker as well, is also a loving mom. i added this information because both in english and french slang, if you're mom is a sex worker, you and her are not good person. i don't think these children can openly talk about their moms' jobs openly at school without provoking major backlash, if not legal actions. and we live in a quite liberal country.

sorry not making all of the above clear enough.
Best thing for me about Reader mode is banishing annoying scrollback menu flaps.

Nothing worse than trying to position a long form text article and a pointless menu flap popping up to obscure the text. So you then have to perform another round of up/down to get the page in the right place.

It's not even as if modern browsers, either desktop or mobile, don't give you a way to quickly jump to the top of the page where you can see the menu.
It comes off as strange to me because it doesn’t make a difference if a “sex worker” is intelligent or not.

Tell me you don't understand sex work without telling me you don't understand sex work.
I don't think people as high as US Senators face the prospect of criminal charges for most felonies. They would only be in that position if it the criminal charge was advantageous for both political parties; say if he was charged with defrauding a charity or beating his wife.
Another group I've anecdotally seen in favor are families with small children at home. Especially ones who are not yet school age.
Everyone’s going to get COVID eventually. Natural immunity + 3 rounds of the vaccine are probably enough to make it acceptable level of deadly.

“Zero COVID” was never possible.
I just ignore unknown callers and tell anyone trying to call me to text instead or send me the number they're going to call from ahead of time. I've never had anyone try to tell me they can't do that and have to call from an unknown number.
And thats what happens on any iOS with 2FA enabled.
A true legend.
Mind-bending article on how a quantum computing process can be reality’s engine
Delta to add $200 monthly health insurance charge for unvaccinated staff
There are rules around sexual content in particular in the US (which may differ by state) and certainly around under-age sexual content. Which this was not considered to be. (That said, I doubt any record label would sign off on that cover today.)
Never had issue with OVH or Scaleway
That's a good question. I'm not sure I have a good answer.

I'm also not sure that djin can be rebottled. The history of media advances has been that they tend to progress and proceed, and human culture changes around them, they do rather less adapting to human culture.

(I've become aware in the past five years or so of the study of media and its impacts on society as a whole. Elizabeth Eisenstein's The Printing Press as an Agent of Change only hints at the full breadth, but is one of the major works on the topic. She draws heavily on Marshall McLuhan's The Gutenberg Galaxy (literally: we live in the universe Johannes Gutenberg created), and there are numerous others who explore this, notably Adam Curtis and Neil Postman. Again, the Web, algorithmic social media, and mobile computing each bring their own twist. Again, this isn't the first time media's transformed society. I'd argue that every advance, from speech on up, has. The changes can be tremendous and catastrophic --- to the previously existing order --- as with the printing press and the Reformation and Hundred Years War.)

One useful approach is to look at each of what were touted as the Web's strengths, and consider them from the perspective of "what could possibly go wrong". Several principles of the sociologist Robert K. Merton are helpful here: overt vs. covert functions and phenomena, unintended consequences, and possibly self-fullfilling prophecies.

It's not clear to me what boundaries can be established for the Web, or what the consequences of a failure to establish those might be. Either case the future appears bleak.
Started using Obsidian last week. It's so easy and works how ever you want it to. Roam Research is nice, but it's geared toward a specific way of writing.

Also, the Syncing across devices they provide for $4/m right now is a steal and very effortless.

Of course you can take backups using Git, very easy.
The average American male is 5'9", so why is it a stretch?
Non auth-walled version:

https://nitter.net/Foone/status/1423369057181454339
In the UK lots of companies shut down between Christmas and New Years. Some of our suppliers in Europe also shutdown for a couple weeks in August.

I'm actually a bit surprised that you haven't come across it before because I've always been under the impression that these winter and summer shutdowns are pretty common.
Other than screen resolution and smaller battery (due to the size difference), the 12 mini and the 12 have the exact same specs.
This is likely a result of me working in a corporate bureaucracy over the last few years, but I've observed executives using PowerPoint for the purpose of articulating and iterating on their thoughts, and it goes without saying that PowerPoint is ubiquitous (for good or for ill) when it comes to communicating those ideas to a wider audience.

It seems to me that the tools for thought community generally rallies around Excel as the best example of a "bicycle for the mind" due to its functional-reactive nature and its programmable core, but I feel like PowerPoint has made an equal contribution to the democratization of "augmenting collective intelligence" due to its affordances around outlining and presentation.
Well, some of those destroy your body in 25 years (Roofer/back, Tiler/knees), as a Carpenter you have to work with toxic laquer without getting compensated for it like Painters do. If you don't have your own shop at 40 you are pretty much screwed.
How many extremely bad disease outcomes have there been as a percentage of all Covid reinfections?
This doesn't surprise me, although it's a trend I expect to be suppressed due to the pandemic. I've been working permanently remote for over half a decade now and these sorts of trips are common ways to create alignment and camaraderie. With a prior employer I visited Montenegro, Croatia, Portugal, Argentina, Uruguay, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, and Ireland all as part of work to do large-scale planning exercises and team building. Usually we stayed in hotels because they would cut us a deal on room rates and provide conference spaces, but it was not uncommon to also have some or all staff staying in AirBnBs because we had a large enough team that many of the locales we visited didn't have a hotel that could accommodate all of us and it was more economical to use AirBnBs for the overflow rather than two different nearby hotels (from different chains).

As an employee in this situation I preferred staying in the AirBnB to the hotel, since I prefer that style of living, having access to a kitchen, and the more "homey" feel, additionally it's nice being in a more residential area vs being in a more commercial area, especially in Europe where cities tend to be relatively walkable with good public transport. Also because AirBnBs were less expensive, it was easier to negotiate private accommodations vs sharing with a coworker.

Generally I found these sorts of trips to be really high value and pretty much essential in a fully-remote company, to create the sorts of positive relationships with coworkers and camaraderie that help get through difficulties inherent to the work. Large-scale planning exercises also helped significantly with communicating alignment throughout the organization and training customer-facing functions on deeper intricacies of the product that they may not be exposed to daily.
Along the length of a wind turbine blade, the conditions vary widely. Near the pivot, the blade needs to be really strong, moves slowly and has a steep angle of attack. Near the tip the blade moves hundreds of mph, needs not much strength and has a very shallow angle of attack.

Having such widely varying conditions would seem to be very hard to optimise for - only one position along the blade can be at optimal conditions.

I would expect that there might exist another design of wind turbine not having this downside - perhaps with a linearly moving blade.
ML Training Growing Pains at Facebook
A pittance yes. But the record label were the ones who accepted their consent for a baby who ultimately couldn't consent - and the record label were the ones who then distributed the image and made a ton of money off of it.

Just because the parents made a morally questionable choice to consent on behalf of their child doesn't absolve the record label of also making the morally questionable choice of distributing and profiting from the naked image of a child who couldn't consent for themselves.
It would be quite amusing if the final verdict was, amongst other things, "Never mind"
I have such a stagnatory job right now, in a large state university. Odd as it may sound, I currently do not report to anyone. Nobody is tasking me with anything, nobody is supervising me. I therefore have about 5 hours of real work to do in an average week. The rest of the time I can use to learn about and explore things that interest me, so personally I am not stagnating.
No. Don't remember? Someone, somewhere, early in the beginning said children are not affected at all!!1! /s
Probably M.2 since its the most common form factor for them
> If I have 3 positions open and 25 similar candidates, things like fulfilling the job requirements (like having a degree) start coming into play.

The problem is when jobs don't truly need the knowledge granted from a degree, and is just used to thin the heard, because hiding managers don't know what else to look for.

The value is thus generated by convenience to the hiring manager rather than possession of relevant job knowledge.
They should reconsider publishing on github, because their ideas clash pretty heavily with github's ideas of what they are entitled to.
That's a fantastic rundown - thank you so much for taking the time to write such a comprehensible explanation!

I live in a rather small apartment (56 square metres), so I'm trying to find an acceptable trade-off between noise and space. I'm in Europe, so sourcing parts can unfortunately be a bit of a challenge, so I'll probably have to be creative to solve some issues (which honestly is also fun)

I had found a couple of 2U racks that could hold 2 mITX boards, but the lack of cooling options made me nervous whether it would get too hot

With you now writing that you would have gone with the mATX board if you were making the build today, I think I'll probably go with that instead - especially since I'd like to use ECC ram, and you mention that ECC SODIMMs are expensive and difficult to find

I've been reading a lot of reviews on servethehome, but haven't gone through their forums yet. I'll make sure to check it out - thanks for the tip!

I haven't yet decided whether I'll go with ceph, gluster, or something else entirely. I'm leaning towards ceph, but I've read several warnings about running only 3 nodes in a ceph cluster, so it's (once again) a matter of figuring out a good trade-off

In any case - you've definitely helped me out here and I really appreciate that you took the time to write such a comprehensive explanation
one little known feature of reader mode, no matter if firefox's or safari/mobile is that more often than you would expect, it kind of magically goes through pay-walls. so you get to see articles that require subscription or payment or else, with a single click.

this happens so often that makes one wonder whether is due to some devs being lazy (hiding the actual content) or is by intent kept for savvy readers.

also does great job getting through nasty full-screen cookie consent banners.

basically is a glitter of hope for the web as a whole.

btw, was thinking about article like this one for some weeks now. great minds think alike, right :)
please re read it, with the additional information in child message.

i agree and i am a computer scientist.
Again, dumb luck might have given you the opportunity, but dumb luck didn’t keep that thing going, you either consciously cheat or you’re working hard to keep the thing that dumb luck gave you the opportunity for.

The point is we all get dumb luck opportunities, not all keep them though
5'10 is 177cm according to Google, and that seems to be a very average height, maybe a little higher than average male height in the west.

Average male height in the US, UK, France, Canada and Germany is 175cm for example.
It's not a safe action. But it's also not safe to do nothing. I think the driver made the right call (and with the benefit of hindsight it was in this case.)

Doing nothing would have resulted in a high speed accident with certainty of 1. This could have involved a head on or left wreckage on the highway. The driver took a chance on a risky intervention and it paid off.
If AI is suitable for 99% of driving, why not use remote drivers for the remaining 1%? (eg. accidents, construction, adverse weather)

You could have a central office in a cheap location of the USA for professional drivers to take control as required. We already do it military for drone strikes...
> How about the medical bills for a life-altering adverse event?

Like when you get seriously ill with Covid and have to be hospitalized in the ICU? That's more likely than an adverse reaction to a vaccine, if we're assuming that everyone will get Covid at some point.
With iOS, for example, refreshing npr.org just turns off reader mode.
> It's not expensive

It absolutely is, because you still need to get paid, and unfortunately 18-20% fees are completely normal for adult-content payment processing. And OF clearly does a lot more than just payment processing.
I know that GUI IRC clients exist. You’re the one who brought up CLIs.

As for the chatbot craze? It was a craze. A fad.
I've been wondering when this would happen. So much of the anti-vax & anti-mask rhetoric is centered around personal freedom. I want to see how those beliefs square with companies freedom to fire, refuse to hire, and now tax unvaccinated employees.
Assuming you're talking about the Thunderscreech: Mach 1.18[0]

0:https://www.airspacemag.com/how-things-work/zwrrwwwbrzr-4846...
You can basically think of call/cc as subroutine + return/throw (break out of control structures), and delimited continuations as yield + next/send in Python.

Of course this explanation is heavily simplified.
A linux-esq ecosystem for mobile would be sick
Context switching is a major performance killer on modern CPUs. You can look at the "slow" cores as being optimized for offloading context switches and interrupts across myriad threads so that the "fast" cores can focus on the primary workload with few context switches.

This is the same motivation behind why high-performance software architecture uses a "thread per core" model. There are large throughput gains to be had by minimizing context switching and CPU cache sharing across threads.
I'm aware of these, but the context of what you wrote doesn't seem to match. Did you and your friends suffer burns or blindness when playing with these lasers (which likely did not yet exist when you were younger)? 5mW Nd:YAG(green) laser pointers have been around for about 20 years. Handheld green lasers with power levels above 2W have only been available for about five years.
Batteries easily last a decade now. LFP chemistries easily will do 1000+ cycles. Also 24 hours is a huge amount - you actually don't need more than that, especially if you have offshore wind in your mix, as they blow pretty much all the time.
The first set of lock downs was to flatten the curve. There is a valid reason now to do that in states where they have no capacity for normal emergency services. Someone shouldn't die from a heart attack or car accident because a bunch of fools. Edit: all the hate when we should be saving lives. You guys are reprehensible.
Well the same article also claims zero false positives for "a collection of adult pornography." I don't know if the size of that collection is mentioned anywhere.

Anyway, I suspect that the algo is more likely to pick defining features of the scene and overall composition (furniture, horizon, lighting, position & shape of subject and other objects) more than the subject matter itself.
The point of these innovations is never the stated purposes. To catch criminals is an excuse. I would bet a great deal that this system is by and large pressured by state actors for the purpose of creating a new political surveillance tool.
Crypto exchanges latency measuring dashboard
Unfortunately, I have recently started encountering more sites where Safari just doesn't offer the Reader Mode option.
I doubt he will print as much, so your e-reader will have less environmental impact. All that plastic and components are certainly the equivalent of several, if not hundreds of reams of paper.
Do you have any case studies for ElasticSearch that you can recommend, in projects similar to this? Would be very interested in seeing what that option would look like.
Can you extract that SIM card and use for free internet?