skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is that you imagine that the AI will have the final word, but I imagine that the drone operator will have two button. One to launch the missile and another to override the AI block. And they will just get use to press the two buttons just in case.

On the other hand, AI can be used to identify possible targets, and the drone operator must just click to confirm the strike. The risk is that it's possible to combine an AI with a low threshold to report possible cases and internal rules that encourage drone operators just to confirm any AI report.
This. An honest 1-on-1 between two adults is called an exit interview.
I think it's more likely that the banks and Mastercard that were pulling service to them freaked out about being trending topics for three days and agreed to reinstate everything.
Laws should not be mechanical. I agree. That’s what they are for.

Human rights by definition should. Of course they haven’t been for a long time.

I’m not American btw. Just someone who understands how ridiculously fragile our current political system is.
The article makes more sense if you 100% buy all of Tesla's marketing.
safe to assume most of these are in the hands of Taliban now ?
Although not an onlyfans fan, these new Puritan times are dangerous for everything the West supposedly stands for.
The bankers who allegedly have laundered drug money and goodness knows who elses dirty money, now seem to have an issue with those who use the platform safely and responsibly (and all the rest of the OF users) on that platform.
I had wonderful teachers, I've spent countless hours with K&R, Friedman, Abelson & Sussman and many others.

Of course it was a distinctly one way street of communication, but fortunately my questions could almost always be answered by a closer examination of the previous pages.
Sounds like D, where D is also in theory optional, but in reality most of the standard library and external libraries rely on GC.
In addition to what "croes" wrote, this also is a clockwise

2 3
1 4

One might be tempted to read it that way, starting at the bottom (closest to the figure label), and on the left, for a left-to-right document.
Perhaps better than the current labeling system, but I think there are a wide range of foods where whether or not they are good for you depends largely on your specific health and nutrient status.

Examples:
Cheese (generic), for the average person, i.e., overweight pre-diabetic or factors for heart disease: Bad!
But: Cheese for a person who is low/deficient in calcium (a very important nutrient) and or at a healthy BMI? Quite likely good -- dairy in general is associated with health benefits.

Sardines (canned, in olive oil), for the average person? Probably a poor score here.
But: A person with a healthy body weight who needs omega-3 fatty acids (correlated with 15%-18% lower all-cause mortality!! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-22370-2), sardines are very healthy option.

Potatoes, baked. For the average person these are probably iffy; the avg overweight person may struggle to achieve a healthy weight if eating these to caloric excess, with butter/cheese/bacon etc. But this food will likely be labeled as a "vegetable" with a good score.
For a healthy/active person with a healthy BMI, potatoes are fine, esp if the person gets exercise. (Low carb dieters may disagree, but baked potatoes in moderation for a healthy person should not be controversial.)
Naver (search), Kakao(message+maps+transit), Daum(search/blogs etc), Coupang(online ordering), Shuttle Food Delivery / Yogiyo (uber eats) - few examples.
Then we have different responses. I see the page fine on desktop but not mobile. Also Europe.
Ah yes, the bastion of freedom: warlords.

Not to say that this wouldn't work or is a bad idea! But the US would either have to drop the pretense that they're "liberating" Afghanistan or spin such a move harder than they've ever spun before. It was a lot easier during the Cold War when you could just call the Taliban "communist" to justify just about any military or covert action.
you think the US government would respect the law before initiation of actions to take down a criminal?
they rarely do that when dealing with people that dont have criminal backgrounds
what dependable credentials do the rest of eligible people had ?
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if they are smart they'll move to crypto and hopefully start a movement away from these centralized payment processors. Stuff like this might finally be what causes mainstream adoption
You gave the cop probable cause to search your vehicle. That is never smart.

I'm sticking by what I said. As I clearly said in my post, I was only referring to minor traffic infractions where you know you're guilty. I guarantee I would have gotten some or even all of the tickets I got out of if I had blindly followed "NEVER TALK TO COPS" advice.
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Hyper threads are not equal! If you thread a task over two hyper threads that belong to the same core you will see much less of a performance improvement.

Similarly, even if a hyperthread has low utilisation, if it's twin is busy you will see lower performance.
IMO think the only worse PR nightmare than banning adult content on your adult content platform is reversing your reversal on that ban.
> I dont know a single person outside of the SV bubble who is buying 'mah free market!' argument so prevalent here.

Most of the arguments I've seen here, that you are probably classifying under this aspersion, are probably some variant on:

- This doesn't look illegal under current (US) laws

- New laws to restrict this are hard to write constitutionally (in the US)

- If this happens a lot of the good parts of the ecosystem get thrown out also (arguments through security, fraud)

Whereas an awful lot of the other side looks like "This is unfair so must be illegal!" (30% arguments, very narrow definitions of the word "monopoly" that favour the arguer). Very few seem to actually argue that anything Apple/Google have done are illegal under current laws. I don't think the segment you are attacking for pure "It is free market therefore good" ideology exists.

It'll be interesting to see what happens if/when other countries, who aren't tied by the same conditions, start restricting this stuff.
Have shorter lived secrets. Also, not sure we should be solving for the "ctrl c" of secret use case tbh.
The tweet from their official account[1] reads:

Thank you to everyone for making your voices heard.

We have secured assurances necessary to support our diverse creator community and have suspended the planned October 1 policy change.

OnlyFans stands for inclusion and we will continue to provide a home for all creators.

This seems to match your theory.

[1]: https://twitter.com/OnlyFans/status/1430499277302816773
> The average customer doesn't even know what spyware or telemetry is.

The average customer doesn't know what telemetry is. They usually know what spyware is, and, if they don't, they will find out very quickly. Of course there are exceptions like your favourite Smart TVs or Google (MS, Apple) products.
Let's turn the question around instead: why shouldn't banks be forced to behave as common carriers, at least when it comes to things like processing payments, providing checking accounts, and other such basic services? What good does it do to start a business, only to be told by the banking industry that you can't open a bank account for your perfectly legal business?

I'm not sure if I'd include lending in "basic services." That seems a bit more debatable to me.
Regarding your conclusion:

> My conclusion: Hacker News is typically ahead of the mainstream, often by a few years, but you would need to be paying very close attention to catch the early mentions of a new tech trend. Most of the linked posts and comments have very few upvotes and probably wouldn't even make it to the front page.

HN also tracks front-page history: news.ycombinator.com/front.
To go back to a particular date all you need to do is give the date, i.e. news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2020-08-24. Seems to go back to 2006-10-09.
As sad as this is, I find it very refreshing with a transparent and honest update like this. I've seen so many initially promising hardware projects just fizzle out in uncertainty and radio silence.

Especially that they are open with reasons why, what they feel they could have done better, and releasing blueprints allowing others to pick up.

No doubt 2020/2021 must have been the most challenging years in decades for an indie team to launch a new hardware project like this.

I was looking quite seriously at the Kobol64 last year; the only thing that eventually made me not preorder was realizing the RAM would not be sufficient for my purposes (ZFS-backed Glusterfs nodes).
Maybe? The timeline suggests that they got some sort of assurance from banks they work with, they will not not be bothered. Founder just blamed banks for the whole thing the other day.

https://people.com/human-interest/onlyfans-founder-says-bank...
"There are two types of businesses; ones that fail and monopolies"
Isn’t this just politics in general?
Given that people predictably started leaving the platform, I doubt it. There isn't a social network or content discoverability aspect to the service, so hopping to somewhere else is easy. And people will remain wary of OnlyFans since they could try to restrict content again since they've already shown from the original announcement that they don't really care about supporting NSFW content creators
They also had to add Atom features to the "big" Core cores: UMONITOR, UMWAIT, and TPAUSE.
Well, since it was spent on bullets trying to protect them from the Taliban, it did.
If the Unvaccinated Want to Work, They Face a Series of Hurdles
aka "Our valuation is dropping like a rock"
They are only 2GB RAM modules though.
This post skirts right around the already existing conflict points. It shit talks transnational corporations that power our internet (I think it's fair for it to do so), but then doesn't blink an eye at governments interfering with human rights at all.

The misalignment of internet (from protocol to implementation) with societal values is infact a problem. But blindly aligning the internet to societal values, especially to values as defined by governments, is also not very respectful of universal human rights.

The more I think about this, the more disappointment I am. There are a lot of different human rights out there. The UN declaration has 30 articles. The blog post, and article fail to identify for example what human rights the CDN outages affected. How does injecting human rights assessment into IETF planning framework help mitigate risk against future events like CDN outages? I don't want to be argumentative, the author is the subject matter expert, I just want to hear how he's gamed out this scenario!
So it was a publicity stunt after all.
This is never going to blow over. It is as if YouTube had a plan to disable video uploads.
Any developers who'd like to contribute to improving how article content is extracted from web pages should check out Mozilla's Readability repository: https://github.com/mozilla/readability

I'm currently trying to bring the PHP port up to speed here: https://github.com/fivefilters/readability.php

We use an older version as part of our article extraction for Push to Kindle: https://www.fivefilters.org/push-to-kindle/
Are you fine with an apple employee looking at all your private pictures just because some hashing algorithm decided you're a pedophile? Personally, I'm not.
So what are package.json and package-lock.json?
Naver runs a wide variety of services you'd expect, like payments, an online translator, a Yahoo Answers equivalent, messaging(LINE, which is ubiquitous not just in SK), a free blog offering, a search engine and a web browser.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naver_Corporation#Products_a...
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I completely agree about the Django ORM. I used Prisma for a couple projects and that sold the idea of "changing the model and generating the migrations" for me. Now, it feels a bit silly to explicitly define migrations. I'd love to hear some pros of the Rails/Phoenix way though.
That's true, too. There are lots of so called "Volksbanken" ("peoples' banks") and "Sparkasse" ("savings bank", see this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savings_bank) which act very local and are sometimes rather small especially in the more rural areas.

Nevertheless those banks are often the biggest lenders to local businesses and startups in need of credit (my brothers' wife is working in such a department) although that is not VC like in "burn it if you need to". German banks are more risk averse, at least the most of them.
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I have to think there must also be some requirement that OnlyFans work harder to prevent underage porn as well. Half the news I heard about this mentioned how much of it was on there.
What's next? YouTube banning videos? SoundCloud banning music?
I would love to see the transcript of the conversations to implement this ban in the 1st place. What did they think would happen?
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Why do you spell it “LibreM”?

In the article, you simply say it’s “I find the hardware too clumsy and heavy”, and your fediverse text only complains about its thickness. However, it’s thinner than both the Nokia N990 and the older Nokia 9000.
Sounds like a straw man argument
So what about C, Rust, and C++? They’re all allowed to use bespoke pools and custom allocators. The fastest Rust implementation imports an allocator crate. No doubt you can lawyer the rules to make sure Go still appears slow, but in reality this benchmark doesn’t tell you anything about the language’s general performance because while Go’s allocator is slower, idiomatic Go allocates much less frequently than other languages, but this benchmark prohibits idiomatic optimizations. Moreover, there isn’t a benchmark that shows gc latency, which is the flip side of the allocator coin. So if you really want to die on the hill of “worthless but well-lawyered benchmark rules” be my guest.
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I'm not sure to be honest. I was not aware of that as an option when I bought my previous Dell XPS around 5 years ago. Maybe things have improved now though.
Funny.

Onlyfans banning adult content is like Nike banning tennis shoes.

We're a loafer company now!
Surely there's a wire to snip or PCB trace to cut to disable IP-over-HDMI.
I love this style of note taking. My friends and I are trying to build a modern automatically backlinked note database.

https://www.conceptionary.app/
There's also the _very_ important assumption that Apple doesn't check for collisions with popular images before adding new things to the database.
There is lobbying/regulatory/activist pressure.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exodus_Cry
When are we going to see a Medium or Substack for pornographic content?

Even better an opensource LAMP or MEAN stack to host your own adult entertainment site?
Maybe you can make a PR to correct the error, so that author is aware of missconfiguration?
Manufacturing needs a highly controlled environment. The industry's trend has been towards simplifying the installation process as much as possible. Smaller crew, simpler equipment, less that can go wrong on-site, etc.
Quick tip on Safari iOS Reader View:

Click and hold the 'aA' button on the address bar and it will go straight to reader view without you having to go through the menu and selecting it.
I guess you can expect companies to start using the defence of many politicians, just create as much noise and kick up as much dirt as possible distracting from whatever the main issue is (in this case child porn on your platform [1]).

They were never going to ban adult content were they. Cynical in the extreme.

[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58255865

EDIT: I’ve updated this comment with a BBC investigation that suggests they had quite lax child porn policies. Do any of the down-voters really believe OnlyFans were genuine about removing all adult content?
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oh I didn't know he had a youtube channel. I knew him through his excellent Ansible modules.
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The headline should have "For Now" appended to the end
How does one stick to any of these systems? I've tried BATF, org-mode, OneNote, and pen/paper. Each of which fail spectacularly due to overload and eventually they just end up being forgotten about long enough to no longer be useful.
Are there any conpanies which sell CRTs TV?
Kakao: Wechat/Uber

Ahnlab: Symantec/Norton

Hancom: Microsoft Office

Snow: Snapchat

Melon: Spotify

Cyworld: Myspace

Afreeka: Twitch

Toss: Venmo

NCSoft: Blizzard

Coupang: Amazon

Carrot: Ebay

Daum: Google/Medium
PM102: The classic lies in product management
The rate of sexual abuse by priests is slightly lower than that by public school teachers. Obviously there’s a lot of factors here, but “proximity to and frequent interactions with children making sexual abuse more possible” may be the biggest.
I suppose? But then again it's hard to know what was going on behind the scenes. Did the CEO just save the company from their vendors bankrupting them in a daring display of finger pointing brinkmanship?
Isn't "OnlyFans without sexual content" basically Patreon?
One subtle hack I picked up on was "stealing" yeast from a pizzeria you like. I envision someone subtly coming in with a paper cup of the same kind the pizza joint uses, but it's filled with flour water, leaving it next to them as they eat, trying not to accidentally drink it by mistake, and going home with their prized culture.

Also, TIL the word "poolish."
The hard part is the banking and payments side of things. That's where a new entrant would be useful (but unfortunately also ~impossible in the US).
I guess you’re just using the offence of many current politicians, attack everything you disagree with under the pretense that it aids paedophiles.
I believe the implication is the U.S. took their ball and went home, leaving the Afghans up shit creek sans knowing how to fish.
The bigger you are the stronger is the pull of the average.
YouTube will force creators to use 2-step verification on Google accounts
"But look, now it's soaring like never before"
What should they do if the neuralhash matches CSAM? Should they trust that the nerualhash actually matches real CSAM and you will should be reported to the police? That's clearly wrong, since there are going to be false positives, by design.

The whole point for this is to be a probabilistic filter, so that they need to run the real CSAM scanner on a subset of files.

You can fall into two camps:

a) apple should never ever scan my private images I upload on their cloud.
b) apple can scan the images once they reach their servers.

If you pick (a), then clearly neuralhash shouldn't exist and you can argue against that on the ground that you want utter privacy. But you have to be consistent:every other cloud service that does scan the images server side should receive the same critique.

If you pick (b), then you must recognize that this additional machinery doesn't increase their reach to your private data, but quite the opposite, it allows them to implement e2e encryption for 99.9% of your content. You may argue that it's unnecessary and confusing and spooky and be afraid of the slippery slope precendent for other uses.
> Human rights by definition should.

What basis exists for us being able to claim that we have arrived at the final set of rights sufficient to describe what a human needs to be free?
I am a mother of a six year old and a four year old, who have never been more excited about reading and listening to stories! They love the original story content and get a huge kick out of seeing the actors act it out. My son has started reading and now always brings out his toys to create a short video of the story that he has read.
I am excited to see the children excited about reading and story telling. You have perfectly married books with visual stimulation, and the kids are all here for it.
Best of luck!
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> - Infinite tab indentation synced in google docs, in google drive [...]

That sounds interesting. Can you elaborate?
It seems likely that you don't believe in the rights, the negative individual rights, that these Americans believe in; rather, you are willing to subordinate them to a cause which you believe is a good cause. (It might even be a good cause in fact.)

If this is the case, then it is "tiresome" because, old as these ideas are, they are working exactly as intended: they are presenting a stumbling block to your utopian designs. Modern history is full of movements promising utopias by systematically violating human rights.
I don't see how common carrier type regulation in the financial services industry could work. You're essentially forcing people to lend out or risk their money with anyone who asks regardless of their financial status or the risk profile of their business. Surely choosing what business risks you are willing to take must be some sort of right?

The only way out of that would be blanket government insurance for payment processors, but that would essentially be a massive subsidy and open to rampant abuses.
My biggest shock was how much "PR" was generated on Reddit, and how many sexworkers really do use the platform.

I knew it was a thing, I knew of the memes, but to see both sides in arms over a company vs branding, creating their own website and content - and vanity domain as well.

People really do just want a one click solution for creating adult content, and consuming adult content.

And the memes, I think they're pretty toxic, 4chan, incel, reddit, twitter memes - I never knew there was that much angst.
And which state is not corrupt?

It's easy to solve this problem: use real money and the ability to destroy by waging wars disappears.

The UK and EU are also corrupt client states - or kingdoms or unions, as the case may be - whose elites benefit from that corruption. That's why it continues to go on.
It's not a matter of making enough. It's a matter of validation. Professional status tends to be tied to identity.
I love the reader modes accross the different browsers. Especially Safary Mobile does a really good job, i.e. even expands the partitioned articles from golem.de into one single page.

What slightly but consistently bothers me, is that the reader view in Firefox has very little customization options and (in my eyes) doesn't look very appealing. They should let a designer improve the stylesheet. You also cannot force the reader mode like in Pocket.

I also want to mention the instant view feature of Telegram [0]. It can be used as a reader view as well.

[0] https://instantview.telegram.org/
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> Apple's claims are based on the statistical likelihood that there would be 30 collisions with CSAM hashes within one user account.

Given people can now generate images that collide, it seems like the statistical likelihood has drastically changed since it was originally announced.
They are probably looking for alternative payment methods. (coinbase payment processor and accept cryptocurrencies?)

Or they got some guarantees from banks that they won't get banned.

Their options are to die like tumbler or fight a bit. Moving away from traditional payment processors might cause problems for them as well.
> Who is to stop me doing that?

me.