skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wrt influence, much of it comes from the association that these groups have worked hard to build between porn and sex trafficking. Simply disliking porn because of religious and/or conservative values is easy to dismiss for a large majority of people.

However, if "sinful" adult content and sex work becomes synonymous with non-consent, hurting children, etc, their arguments become far more difficult to dismiss without looking badly in the public eye. Especially for our politicians where discourse is limited to extended soundbytes and debates that leave no room for nuance or deeper discussion.
Thank you, I appreciate your response. I agree that establishing an LLC is great to cover most risk and definitely on my todo list.

But do you know of any resources for learning the other legal aspects of development besides software licenses? For example, I never heard about legal insurance for developers before.

I should had worded my question better but software licensing in specific is the only thing I'm very comfortable with. It's everything else related to development that I struggle with. (for example, terms of services. Can you moderate user generated content without unnecessary risk? Seems like the publisher vs platform isn't even settled rn with big companies)
I don't mind. I do find the reaction interesting though.

In a practical sense, they could have called it anything and since they announced it in the same breath, my mental map keeps it under the same umbrella. It is not on me that Apple communicates poorly.

But lets get past that. The 'dodgy photos' functionality ( because that was indeed what I was referring to vs hash db ) is where it is going to get tricky. I am sure there will be parents, who will absolutely love it. Just as I am sure that there will be ones who think this will not end well.
Non-relational databases match one of the largest use cases that exist; large volume OLTP workloads. Non-relational databases typically can handle far more load on reads and writes than relational databases due to their intrinsic distributed structure, meaning that if you have any kind of transactional workload, for example, a frontend to a busy store (such as Amazon.com), non-relational databases are incredible. You can also back these frontend non-relational stores with relational ones but at much smaller scale in order to handle the OLAP requirement where relational databases shine, allowing for massively flexible queries when needing to pull data for reporting etc.
At first I thought he would be ok. His original gripe with Youtube was the censorship of controversial guests. Either he or Spotify prevented most of the controversial videos from being imported into Spotify so I guess the problem remains. Is there a platform that allows any/all controversial guests?
Interesting. I've owned macbooks since 2010 non stop and each one has last 4-5yrs, upgraded only because I wanted something faster (ending in M1 which is incredibly solid).

You may be triggering some hardware failure vector given the frequent pressurization/depressurization associated with travel (particularly if you don't check in the laptop?).
$500k in sensors per vehicle is off by a substantial margin -- nearly an order of magnitude. I also seriously question your $5k / km "napkin math" without any elaboration.

I would also point out that there are 2M truck drivers earning $47k per year [1]. That's $94B annually in pure labor cost, and doesn't even account for rideshare & taxis.

[1] https://www.bls.gov/ooh/transportation-and-material-moving/h...
So the exact same triangulation vulnerability exposed and subsequently fixed in every dating app? How is this not Step #2 after “Build a dating app that Match Group will eventually acquire”
Agreed save for the caveat that a 4 RPi compute system could actually do quite a bit of Edge ML. Even a single RPi is enough for >15fps image recog.
Another robust solution is Tranquility reader which exists as an extension and has better accuracy than Readability at the expense of speed.

https://github.com/ushnisha/tranquility-reader-webextensions
They use the key-value lookup/routing mechanism from Transformers to predict pixel-wise labels in bird view (lane, car, obstacle, intersection etc.). The motivation here is that some of the predictions may temporarily be occluded, so for predicting these occluded areas it may be particularly helpful to attend to remote regions in the input images which requires long-range dependencies that highly depend on the input itself (e.g. on whether there is an occlusion), which is exactly where the key-value mechanism excels. Not sure they even process past camera frames at this point. They only mention that later in the pipline they have an LSTM-like NN incorporating past camera frames (Schmidhuber will be proud!!).

Edit: A random observation which just occurred to me is that their predictions seem surprisingly temporally unstable. Observe, for example, the lane layout wildly changing while it drives makes a left-turn at the intersection (https://youtu.be/j0z4FweCy4M?t=2608). You can use the comma and period keys to step through the video frame-by-frame.
In the Justin.tv days, the median viewer count was zero: At any given time, 2/3 of the live channels had literally nobody watching.
Is there a keyboard shortcut for reader mode, in chrome?
The less we talk about great things like reader mode, the longer it will be before it's broken by default on the websites that need it most.
In Germany there must be an undersupply of these laborers. Come to California and you will find electricians with years of experience, all sorts of craftsman, woodworkers, tilers, roofers, hvac specialists, approaching you with your three cans of paint and asking you for work in the home depot parking lot. Maybe that's just what happens though when you get your working experience in another country like Mexico or El Salvador and these trades in the U.S. are protected by a licensing process that doesn't care about relevant unlicensed experience.
I think that makes the "adult man" caption even more interesting.
> It’s their home because somebody bought the land, put in the effort to build the home, and then either decided to rent it out or decided to trade it to someone who earned the money to buy the home.

Cool.

This then does not cleanly describe a negative right. The state is not preventing some action from being done, ensuring that people have access to the body and possessions as granted by the universe. Instead, it is taking action to change something about the world (I am currently possessing the house) based on an entirely human construct (a contract).
Since FT article is paywalled, would you be kind to quote these names here?
Why is piracy of games for a 20-year-old console a problem? Is anyone still selling new games for those consoles?
Even if that may be the case, on the surface, we have no control over what is done using secret agreements and decisions.
I would want to use my own styles or just the default HTML styles, as one (I don't want it to use big font sizes, narrow text, etc; I want to use my own settings please, and you can use your own settings please). But also, will wanting ARIA view, where the accessible tree is formatted (this would also allow forms, etc to work). However, the accessible tree seems to be missing some important information too, such as whether or not text is fixpitch, strong, emphasis, etc (as far as I can tell it is missing, anyways; trying a simple web page with different formatting and displaying the accessible tree seems to lose this information). Sometimes simply disabling CSS and JavaScripts fixes it a lot, and avoids a lot of annoyances. Some forms don't work if CSS is disabled, because they replace the widgets with their own (I really don't like this); the ARIA attributes are there though, which is supposed to allow it to display it properly even if the styles are disabled, but simply disabling CSS won't do that; it is necessary to parse the ARIA attributes too. But to do better might require both the accessible tree and the DOM tree.
From the article:

> The magic is that all Scheme code, by virtue of supporting the capture (and unwind) of delimited continuation

Is that true? I thought Racket was the only Scheme (and maybe the only language in general) that supported delimited continuations.
One would think there'd be some kind of implied consent.

It's hard to imagine a situation where a record company ends up with naked pictures of someones kid, the parent gets paid, and the parent is genuinely not ok with the pics appearing on an album cover.

I agree it's more interesting if there's no consent form, but I still would hope the court would side with the record company.
I've never quite seen a repair history like this! Does your MacBook get crushed inside of bag/backpack often? Subject to unusually high temperatures, cold, or sunlight? Any weird power issues at your home? Very curious :D

Thule's Gauntlet cases are great but in your case, maybe a Pelican laptop box could work too.
"Why would we help the non-US businesses compete with the home team?"

Because your home team is trashing your house, racketeering your businesses and pissing in your garbage bins. They harm US consumers first and foremost
Auth0 Launches No-Code Actions
Let's Talk about Rob – Documentary about Depression by Nick Weidner
In praise of the lesser known siblings of mythology
No thank you. Children should not be prohibited from acting any more than they should be prohibited from working at Chik-fil-a. How is an adult actor supposed to play a toddler? What are you talking about?
Small sample, but on my current team...
- 1 is an empty nester
- 3 have young children (primary school or younger)
- 2 have no kids
- 2 have older kids (secondary school or college aged)

On my prior team...
- 2 empty nests
- 3 w/ young kids
- 1 w/ older kids
- 3 w/ no kids at all
Pretty sure tinder just makes the minimum miles away shown to be 2 miles. Simply one if statement.
The Algorithm: The media's new business model is propaganda
True. However NYC also has a huge population and enormous energy footprint. The population of all those countries combined is around 5 million, less than a third of NYC.

I specifically chose NYC, as it's one of the most densely populated areas, so its energy requirements are that much higher.
Joe Rogan would be losing influence regardless if he was confined to Spotify, simply due to the competition. There is just so much more podcasting done today than there was two years ago, when he took the deal.
Eh I mean. There is a naked photo of this person as an infant, that they inherently didn't consent to, being circulated all over the world + internet.
> Apple have a list of photos they know are CSAM, or rather hashes of them

Technically, that government agencies claim are CSAM and the "hash" is highly vulnerable to preimage attacks: I can take random unrelated photos and make them match other hashes, https://github.com/AsuharietYgvar/AppleNeuralHash2ONNX/issue...

This means people can take child porn images and modify them so they match targeted innocent images, and take innocent images and modify them so they match child porn.
A New Look at the Hobo
I could see why this might be your first thought, but I suspect this move might have hurt OF more than helping, simply because most of the people who formerly/currently call OF home have now lost any sense of stability.

Tho, as we’ve seen in the past, network effect will likely play a huge part in most of the content creators staying with OF. However I just can’t imagine the feeling of safety/permanence in platform choice will return for most of them.
UK’s FCA says it is ‘not capable’ of supervising crypto exchange Binance
It was not made illegal. Cigarettes are available everywhere.

It was made uncool. The product placement in movies and such disappeared, so you don't see super cool hero looking awesome as he smokes while going to do something important.

Ads targeted at kids are illegal. Everyone knows it is unhealthy. There isnless social pressure to smoke.
This honestly seems like a terrible machine.

I own an XPS and had in-home service. I called dell and we agreed my keyboard needs to be replaced. A few days later a guy shows up at my door and replaces the keyboard. I never had to go anywhere. Obviously, the mileage might vary if you travel outside of the us.

But......again....that many repairs are downright scary.

There is also one anecdotal fact I want to add about apple. I have been told that apple is so amazing because they build hardware/software. I was tired of samsung bloat and only 2 years of OS updates. So, I switched.......I am having many weird bugs with the apple watch not syncing properly. Safari freezing on some sites, and some of these issues are quite widespread.

I just hate people who drink the koolaid, there is a similar problem when it comes to seeking opinion about cars. Some people just become part of the cult and will go above and beyond to justify buying a certain product.

I miss the old days of online nerds before "marketing" teams realized they can really advertise through social media and now you can't even tell what is real.
Thanks, didn't expect so much backlash about the term!
No, I think they wanted to pressure payment providers to relent, by redirecting public fury that way. Seems like it worked.
But there was no disruption until the teacher interrupted class to make an issue of it?
Thanks. This looks very cool.
The rightsholder wants to be able to sell the game to you again on a new platform to keep collecting revenue off it
> Given that it was legal content and his parents consented, why is it any different from "stage mothers" and others consenting to (and indeed pushing) their children into any number of ads, photo shoots, TV, film, etc.?

The nudity and the scale.
It's definitely more versatile, but I think that's actually one of its disadvantages. It's a prototypal language, so you miss out on learning proper object-oriented programming practices. You can do functional programming, but unless you use TypeScript, the notion of strong typing and type safety isn't there. You _can_ use Node to write client-side JavaScript programs, but you're basically tying your boat onto Chromium/Chrome (because it uses V8).

This isn't to say that JavaScript isn't capable. It's plenty capable, and when combined with TypeScript, it's pretty powerful. I just think that it's not a great idea as a primary first-principles language.
I am obliged to admit that eating a pizza made in Waipio Valley makes it intrinsically more enjoyable.

My son, a harsh critic, agreed: he ate five of them.

Not making the pizzas because the ingredients at hand seemed to portend doom would have been a grave mistake. The pizzas were memorable, the lesson moreso.
Also, if you borrow against a stock as collateral, that loan will come due eventually. Don’t you have to sell something to pay that money back?
There are literally green power sources, it's called plants. Plants produce all of the chemicals available in petroleum, and pull CO2 out of the air. After converting the plants into methane, syngas or biodiesel you are left with the remaining carbon chain which can be used for soil building, thus "reverse mining" carbon from the air, putting it back into the soil. This can be done without using petroleum, or using land that would be used for growing food crops. It can also be done with food wastes like walnut shells, bigasse, or corn stover.
Mass sociogenic illness:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_psychogenic_illness

e.g., dancing plague
The Firefox browser UI is a web page (link only works on Firefox)
chrome://browser/content/browser.xhtml
I am running a 6s, can confirm. Battery is a little thirsty, but it runs just fine.
What is the business relationship between you and the OP?

You're both trying to redefine what everyone understands as self-hosting, in some seemingly direct ways.
Most devs with a computer use their device 8-10 hours per day, don't you think?
>I wonder if senator Johnson ever faced any criminal prosecution for his actions here or if he too high profile to consider such actions against.

Beyond what others said, any prosecution would confirm to the world (and, specifically, the Soviets) that what he said was accurate.
Building an EHR from scratch: the new schedule board
Thanks for suggesting me.

I will consider this.
Why isn’t there an English Academy? Blame the plague
The problem with this is the same as assuming that every developer is earning a GAFAM salary. It just isn't applicable to the average employee in the given profession. I'm also extremely skeptical that yearly profit potential is in the millions for trade businesses except in extremely rare cases.
Interestingly, another researcher reported this exact same issue (being able to triangulate a user's location) last year: https://blog.securityevaluators.com/reverse-engineering-bumb...
Is 300k worth that much to you?
Staying with colleagues for a week in a hotel in a city, is something I would not mind. I can take off in the evenings if I want, there is a gym to work out, or places to go to.

But a house in the woods, where I am sharing the bathroom/kitchen, sorry, I don't want that level of closeness. I don't want to be cooped up 24/7 with people I work.

They are colleagues not friends, and you want that professional barrier. As much as startups espouse the "we are a family BS" , I've worked long enough to understand that it is a transaction at the end of the day.
> A few days later

A few days?! Is this not a major problem for you? The author is right - a great thing about Apple is I can pop into a store in many cities around the world and just get things sorted. In some random
city in another country with a conference the next day? No problem.
Attila Vrabecz on k3, k4, q, Kdb, Kdb+, shakti
It seems there doesn't need to be any additional laws. There's a claim in the article that if there was a law, it might have prevented the harassment, but there was no further argument nor supporting facts. The perpetrators are eligible to be pursued under existing criminal and civil laws. The real issue is enforcement against numerous perpetrators, which the new law wouldn't help with anyways.
The conclusion section of the article associated with the GitHub repo linked here is that collisions are not common and Apple’s published collision probability matches their findings. Furthermore the thresholding scheme requires 30+ independent collisions which is astronomically improbable.
The easy solution is just say you're only going to support one or two distros then. The solution to the problem is easy, but Adobe doesn't want to deal with it so they're effectively passing on a huge revenue opportunity.
I started https://etke.cc service not long ago.

Tech stack: ansible (automatization), docker (simplify deployments and maintenance), matrix (protocol) and golang (internal tools)

The idea of the service is to provide painless setup of matrix homeservers with huge customization options (not listed on website, otherwise it will be 3 desktop-screens-form in size), because if you went your matrix hs you must suffer :D and I'm trying to make it as simple as possible for newcomers to matrix world.
I highly recommend TiddlyWiki. The name puts a lot of people off, but it is really great. Supports backlinks and transclusion, among the more typical tagging and linking.

Great for creating personal wikis.
For windows users NimbleText is a great little utility for working with tabular data:-

https://nimbletext.com/
Here's a copy of the report via author:

https://github.com/druths/published-resources/raw/main/repor...
Lunokhod 1 Panoramas
An exhaustive and enumerated set of Moon surface panoramas taken during the Lunokhod-1 mission (1970-1971).

These seem to be the scans of printed photographs.

[Courtesy of Roskosmos and Russian Academy of Sciences, Laboratory for Comparative Planetology]

Also a wealth of related Lunokhod missions information in the Comparative Planetology Archive:

https://planetology.ru/panoramas
Brex Launches $150M Venture Debt Business
I can't tell but is this conflating Startups that "Rent" their "office space" via AirBnB? In other words putting "rent" in the "travel" accounting category?

I know a few homeowners and early stage startups who let or rent homes via AirBnB as "offices" for early stage companies who are willing to pay, sometimes, a bit of a premium for the flexibility they provide.
That’s interesting- this is the third time I’ve heard this about Ontario in less than a week. Do you have any idea what’s driving this? Another person in the same boat believes that a lot of people are fixing up homes to sell while the market is hot. Another person believes that it’s a supply problem - trades people left Ontario for Alberta, lost their jobs there and can’t afford to move back.
Looks like Spencer wants a cracker. I hope he gets forced to make all apologies.
No - because I think their wages are far too volatile to easily track. When I entered into software development (like fifteen years ago - not in the 70's) I initially made 45k - while first years in SV were pulling in 120k-140k. I wanted to look at more senior positions first because I think they're more stable over time and the employees there will advocate stronger against paycuts... And if the senior employees are stubborn in their advocacy then junior employees tend to benefit from it - if senior employees consent to letting their wages slip then everyone below them in experience is expected to just go along with it.
> "m." subdomains are just a totally outdated concept

Yes. Some might argue otherwise, but I'm with you there except…

… sometimes the mobile version of a page is preferable as it cuts out a load of crap including adverts and other distractions, just giving you the information actually being linked to. So "m." type links or other "force mobile view" options can be accidentally useful for a purpose beyond what their designer intended.

> It is trivial for the web server to detect what device [properties]

No, it is not trivial to do this reliably server-side with no client-side assistance. It is much better where possible to do it client-side with well-designed CSS (maybe, but not necessarily, making use of media queries and such).

There is an exception here too: if you want to send less data to the mobile client, instead of sending everything you would send to others and adjusting styles to alter the display for small screens and finger-based input, then you need to either try detect the UA's properties or given the user an explicit "full or minimal" option (which may put you back to offering an "m." URL or equivalent so a user can jump direct to the minimal version).
https://www.phe.gov/Preparedness/legal/prepact/Pages/default...

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/03/17/2020-05...

The Secretary must also state that liability protections available under the PREP Act are in effect with respect to the Recommended Activities. These liability protections provide that, “[s]ubject to other provisions of [the PREP Act], a covered person shall be immune from suit and liability under federal and state law with respect to all claims for loss caused by, arising out of, relating to, or resulting from the administration to or use by an individual of a covered countermeasure if a Declaration has been issued with respect to such countermeasure.”

...

The PREP Act states that a “Covered Countermeasure” must be a “qualified pandemic or epidemic product,” or a “security countermeasure,” as described immediately below; or a drug, biological product or device authorized for emergency use in accordance with Sections 564, 564A, or 564B of the FD&C Act.
"... at this point".

That's basically been the case forever with phone books, real estate records, etc.
Connected TV Maker Vizio Sees Upfront Ad Boost