skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tried to do the most minimal, idiomatic design for both. I didn't save the C# code (I think it probably was just asp.net core and newtonsoft.json), but here is the go version [1].

It basically just loads a JSON file into memory then allows you to query the data with 2 API endpoints.

[1] - https://github.com/J-Swift/GamesDbMirror-go
> The answer is much worse than I could imagine: “a guy with a radio … which is reasonable grounds for suspicion”. Nothing accidental about it. These should be considered war crimes.

nothing new, there's a well known quote from a former NSA/CIA director: "We kill people based on metadata" [1]

[1] https://www.nybooks.com/daily/2014/05/10/we-kill-people-base...
Hasn't this comment been made 100 times ready?
Just a better argument to force crypto, get a few exclusivity models and even if you have one or a few porn sex worker influences as a loss leader, you gain leverage - then it's worth it.
Yeah that's a great idea for saving space and would be perfect if it automatically shut down after the battery gets low
I'm quite sure there's a database admin somewhere salivating at the idea of having that much RAM.
One of the components of "right tech stack" is "how many people does it take to support it?" For example, K8s might be the right tool for many things, but unless you have explicit K8s experience it probably is wrong for a solopreneur today.

Thus, seeing what others are using with those constraints can be constructive.
Most kidnappings are intra-familial, at least in the US—mostly related to child custody disputes. Are you saying that the police shouldn't get involved in those cases, either?
I looked briefly at Unpoly - it looks an interesting project, but htmx had all the features I needed and the developer was very responsive to questions and bugfixes. It also had good library support for Django (django-htmx).

I also used Hotwire for a while, but that seemed much more of a Rails thing and again, htmx was just a better fit for what I needed to do.
Ultra-Vaccinated Israel’s Crisis Is a Dire Warning to America
Challenges and opportunities of going serverless in 2021
For my art newsletter and site: https://randomdailyart.com

It's dead simple.

- A static HTML page using Go Hugo to build the pages.

- Hosted on Netlify

- zapier runs daily to rebuid the site and update everything automatically

- Code on github and images stored on netlify

- Bootstrap for CSS

- I have a small server that runs the email software to send out the custom made email.

- Actual end email sender is sendgrid.

Between the site and emails, art is being viewed more than ~25,000 a month.

Total cost? $22 a month (Though I'm going to have to start spending $35)
What makes you think that OF is any different than any other platform? Do you think they all struggle with this problem or do you think it's unique to OF?
that article is full of gaping holes and is often used by renewable energy proponents to shut down valid criticism of renewable technologies. Here are just two faults with it:

>First, the fluctuations in variable wind and solar PV are balanced by flexible renewable energy sources that are dispatchable, i.e. can supply power on demand. These are hydro with dams, Open Cycle Gas Turbines (OCGTs) and concentrated solar thermal power (CST) with thermal storage, as illustrated in Figure 2. It ‘s not essential for every power station in the system to be dispatchable.

Gas turbines are flexible renewable energy? Concentrated solar power is a fringe technology that is highly dependent on geography. How this is taken seriously i do not understand.

The article goes on to make a rubbish point about "green" gas while completely ignoring that gas in any form is neither "Green" nor renewable.

>In the USA a major computer simulation by a large team of scientists and engineers found that 80-90% renewable electricity is technically feasible and reliable (They didn’t examine 100%.)

Gee, i wonder why 100% wasn't examined. Perhaps it points to an uncomfortable conclusion that solely variable, renewable energy cannot work at scale as the sole source of energy for gigawatt scale grids. The reality is that a combination is required and this reality upsets those who believe the pie-in-the-sky dream that solar and wind can power the entire grid if you only overbuild and dispatch them.

As the February event in Texas demonstrated, all generation can underperform at the same time leading to near disaster. We would be wise to hedge our bets on generation sources.
> It seems likely

Well, you can imagine all you want about my beliefs, but let's establish upfront that thus far you've described no more than just that: your own imagination.
I still use that JS script to make a pdf with all links written out fully at the bottom <lovely>

Also, I usually use Printfriendly.com to turn this page into a small pdf for saving. That is if it's worth saving, of course.
A good perspective on how big the SHA-256 hash space is: https://youtu.be/S9JGmA5_unY
What evidence do you have that there was that sort of content on the platform?
I'd put the burden on anyone who says it is unethical to aggregate public profiles and comments from Hacker News to explain exactly why.

Spamming email addresses that you find on HN would be annoying and obnoxious, but is it unethical?

How about recruiting individuals into a game by which you give them the rule that liberates them from the law?

What about finding proof that people are doing the same?
That’s not the point of TFA! They’re talking about people who get victimized by people who convince the state that they’re dead when they’re not.
Rights don't describe what you need to be free, they just say that you do have the right to be free. Then laws are put in place to try to protect your right.
Dutch banks terminated accounts of Corona-critics / anti-vax'ers / conspiracy nuts ( you choose how to call them ).

I wonder if climate change critics are next.
A hundred times this. Bad management is so painful. I work at a design agency acquired by a fortune 500 company. People starting leaving because the culture they liked vanished as everything became enterprise-y. The response from the management team after >30% of employees resigned was: ....nothing.

Nothing to retain employees, nothing to acquire new ones, nothing to retain the DNA of the original company.
Japanese scientists produce first 3D-bioprinted, marbled Wagyu beef
I cant say for certain, but I'm pretty sure I manually GC'ed as a test and it didn't seem to help. Its been a while and the C# ended up being a temporary approach until I saw how much less memory the golang version used.

They performed almost equivalently for RPS I believe.
More likely "we managed to get a deal in place with our payment processor". The only reason why they were going to do this was their payment processor saying they would stop processing their payments.
Confucius on Our Times
During my tenure, just about every leak was accompanied by howling about the people who dared leak the information. Termination? Yes. Blackballing? Yes. Summary execution? No.
If one human or group of humans can’t force another to do something, that is freedom. It’s pretty simple really.
It seems the time has arrived for each country where international services have a market presence to have regulators who regulate how they operate in country.

It makes little sense that US or Chinese laws or customs should be applied world-wide.

Countries should exercise their own rights and not cede them to corporations who are voracious for profit and occasionally dabble in cultural imperialism and quite frequently detract vast amounts of personal data from citizens to the benefit of the companies.
No they don't. They just need to hold the employer liable for any Vaccine injuries that might be caused by forced vaccinations.
I'm reading more about product designers than about the people who actually designed the hardware and software.
The service is aimed at founders domiciled in Switzerland; in principle, formation by foreign founders is also possible. However, it is mandatory that the company is represented by a person domiciled in Switzerland. This can be a managing director (GmbH) or a member of the board of directors (AG).

For capacity reasons (company of one) and due to my focus towards Swiss founders, the site is currently only available in German.
If the browsers were the only thing affected, you'd be completely right. But the truth is that browsers are only a part of the issue here.

We have to deal with:

WWW browsers (firefox, chrome, edge, ie, brave, "browser" etc)

email clients (LOTS)

Signal

Twitter

Discord

Google hangouts

Telegram

FB messenger

And many more. And most of those don't have disambiguation settings like your example with firefox does. And all of them should be guarded against, as they have the same failure modes of "being sent link to log into $fake_service and looking completely real and getting hacked".

I still maintain, since unicode provides no protections against homoglyphs, that the only real answer here is to firstly expand them to punycode, and secondarily to remove all homoglyph text.
"There is no alternative"

Affinity Photo is a credible alternative to Photoshop for many uses. However, Photo is not 100% feature equivalent to Photoshop which means it won't meet everyone's needs. You can certainly use Affinity Photo for professional results. For examples, see: https://affinityspotlight.com/articles/tag/affinity-photo/

Affinity Photo, Designer and Publisher are all cross-platform (Mac and Windows) and are not based on a cloud subscription model. They are also substantially cheaper than Adobe apps.

The Adobe app that truly has no rival is After Effects (AE). There are alternative apps for creating motion graphics or visual effects, but nothing can match the range of features that AE encompasses.

A related, but important point about Adobe: the dominance and longevity of their apps mean the learning resources are simply unrivalled. There are probably more tutorials for Photoshop than any other piece of software ever. That volume of learning - from beginner to advanced, and to high-specialised use cases - is enormously appealing to all users.
I'm sure the 1st paragraph of your comment will guarantee a serein and cordial conversation.
>(coinbase payment processor and accept cryptocurrencies?)

https://www.coinbase.com/legal/prohibited
This is a good point. So there's more fraud associated with OnlyFans and the like?
Exploring Asynchronous Requests in Recoil
I'm curious how much this may have impacted their users regardless. I imagine that a lot of people learned that relying on a single platform is dangerous and how important it is to diversify your online profile. I don't think people will trust Onlyfans anymore.
Podcast Questions for Your Next Episode
This is such a tired argument.

Every government program, every preservation of right, requires taxation and resource allocation. Unless you are advocating for the complete dissolution of government we are merely talking of degrees.

There is always a specific debate to be had around each degree of power and influence the government is granted. But if you refuse to acknowledge the reality that people are "forced" into compliance for all rights, including those you deem 'negative', it's impossible to even discuss.

You only get to exercise the right to free speech if everyone else knows there are consequences for disrupting it. (Fines, imprisonment, etc)

If no one is willing or able to act as the enforcement arm of the state, you only have that freedom so long as someone more powerful than you doesn't feel like taking it from you. That requires the 'forced' labor of police officers, prison guards, construction workers for the prisons, agricultural workers for the food, medical supplies manufacturers, medical staff members for prisons, electricians, plumbers, garbage, sanitation workers. I'm sure if I spent more than a minute I could think of more, but just understanding the scope of labor required to enforce one 'negative right' should help illustrate why this line of conversation is a complete waste of time.
Some of the horrific things I've seen on sites like 4Chan are IMO one of the reasons I'm so empathic and concerned about stuff like this. A few months ago now I saw a really horrific murder there and it messed me up for weeks. I was visibly distant that night I watch it and my girlfriend asked me what was wrong. When I tried to explain I realised there were just no words I could use to invoke a similar emotional response or concern about what occurred.

The 9/11 attacks were awful, but I think part of the reason there was such a strong emotional response was simply because for the most part the media showed us exactly what happened. We saw people dead and others desperately trying to escape. We saw the sacrifices emergency responders had to make. We heard from the heartbroken parents who would never see their child again... So yeah, I think you're right, and I'd even go further to say I think it's probably a duty to watch content like this and does us a disservice when the media sanitises terror attacks (such as the ones which have happened in Europe more recently) when they report on them. As awful as it sounds you need to see parents looking at their now deceased and blooded child to even begin to understand the unbelievable suffering involved in these events. Whenever someone says to me something like "terror attacks aren't a big problems, it's just x number of deaths" you know they're saying that because they're getting sanitised information from the media because that isn't a possible any feeling human could have if they saw the suffering involved. I know a similar unemotional rationales are used in support of drone strikes, and I accept the arguments for against their use are complex, but at the very least there needs to be far more caution and accountability. If there is one thing videos of drone strikes have shown me is that there is currently a total disregard for the loss of innocent human lives by people who know there will be zero consequences for their actions.
Your reply does not address the question of where power comes from when the wind isn't blowing.
Sometimes you just have to threaten to blow the whole business up before anyone goes to bat for you behind the scenes.
https://cmap.ihmc.us/
Doesn't exist AFAIK unless something new was announced in the last couple of months that I missed - I researched quite a lot a little bit back.

Somewhat similar scopes but without both of those:

https://wiretrustee.com/raspberrypi-cm4-sata-board/ (not launched yet)

https://shop.allnetchina.cn/collections/sata-hat/products/pe... (they also have an enclosure kit)

https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-hc4/ (just 2 drives; I have one as a sink for automated ZFS snapshots using zrepl; a friend is using one for syncthing+apple time machine sink)

If you want something within the coming ~2 years and any of the above don't fit your bill I think you'll have to resort to x86 and an external UPS. I'd love to be proven wrong, though.
I run a custom software development firm for fast-growing HealthTech companies. From 1 to 3 people, we utilized Excel. After 3 people we started utilizing Toggl Track as it was becoming a nightmare to record all our billable hours. Toggl has a feature-rich, free version up to 5 people that gives you a good idea if you like the platform. We're now a 14 person company on Toggl's paid plan (I think it's called team). Well worth the investment from my perspective. Eventually, I feel like we will outgrow Toggl, but I think it should scale to at least 25 or 30 people.
I can help:

Article 19
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.

CDN outages interfered with freedom of opinion and expression, as well as receive information.

Article 20
1. Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association.

My rollerskating association depends on CDNs being up for it to work.

One could easily argue that a CDN outage also interferes with Article 26 "Right to Education" and Article 27 "Right to participate in cultural life".
> a free service like Gmail or Outlook

Do remember that for "a free service" that you are not the customer, you become the product to be sold to advertisers in that situation.

You also become subject to the whims of "the free service". Should they decide to "alter the terms of the deal" you have only the options of "pray they do not alter them further" or "leave". And as to whether you can extract your data so you can "leave" intact, well, that is one of those deal terms where they set the rules, not you.
Nothing like (good/bad) publicity!
Thanks for sharing these insight & very impressive stats!

Just few questions I have:

- What is your total infra cost? A cost split between storage & servers would be an awesome insight

- Since how long you have been running this service?

- How did you keep up with the infra cost before breaking even?
Creating an Internship Program for Software Engineers – Redbubble's Case Study
Surely both LAMP and MEAN stacks are already perfectly capable of hosting pornography? It's not as if the bits are different from other types of image.
If you prefer a visual drag and drop approach to command line take a look at:
https://www.easydatatransform.com/
I thought we were discussing human rights, and therefore I use text of the Declaration. This text is certainly more specific than stating that humans are free. It also describes positive rights, for one.
And conversely leaving keys, constraints and foreign keys to goodwill and application layers makes traditional SQL-centered databases less relational, while draconian validation of JSON trees makes traditional "NoSQL" databases almost relational.
Pitch Decks vs Investor Decks
you are being downvoted - as am i - for raising valid questions about the blind belief that renewable energy is the sole, viable replacement for our current generation mix.

Goes to show that many here do not fully understand the challenges of running an electric grid and also that far too many have bought into the propaganda of wind, solar and battery storage being the sole path forward.
it's pretty huge

COVID hit recently graduated Gen-Z incredibly hard. There's huge groups that are/were unemployed and then there's huge groups who are sexually repressed due to quarantine. Across the whole world, too*. Many can easily make more than min wage, and in certain niches you probably don't even have to be 'conventionally beautiful' (sorry to use this term, but it's important I think) to make a living or solid portion of a living on there.

For $$ per hour worked, why would they field low wage, menial jobs with a risk of COVID?

And if you price model right, you don't need thousands of fans, just a couple really dedicated superfans/whales.

* Consider the value of dollars/euros/pounds in poorer countries!
But in this case it is malice. The Taliban destroyed cell phone towers so walkie-talkies were extremely common. Then the US declared every man with a walkie-talkie was a legitimate target.
Possibly. Haven't read through all 5k comments on the previous posts.

Also, it was actually meant as a genuine question, not a snarky drive-by comment. I have only superficial knowledge of both platforms, so it would be nice to know whether there are some fundamental differences beyond "NSFW / Not NSFW".
South Korea has been regulating its Internet with an iron fist for a long time, with dubious results. For many years, IE was de facto the only browser because the only authorized sign-in method for govt services relied on an ActiveX plugin, and to this date the functionality of eg Google Maps in Korea is crippled because laws regulating maps force all map data and associated services to be in Korea.
AFAIK a relevant credit card company said "we haven't done anything"
mastercard denied saying this. what a clusterfu*k.
You're asking me to prove a negative. If there were any grounds for the claim, it wouldn't be a lie, but there aren't. The courts have settled it, election officials of both parties have settled it, and frankly basic understanding of the election system has settled it. I'md dismissing his entire argument because he doesn't have one outside of delusions. So I'll say it again, if you give me any substantive grounds for the lie, I can explain how it's wrong.
Oh damn... I wasn't expecting this from them...

> Adult Content and Services: Pornography and other obscene materials (including literature, imagery and other media); ...
They just released an app on the app stores days prior to the "ban" announcement. Nice PR stunt for some downloads. But obvious manipulation if the walled-gardens cared about that sort of thing.
iCloud+ custom email domains now available in beta
Loved it!! It's pretty amazing :)
I'm a huge fan of reader mode! On a few sites that the adblocker can't work on - or sites that won't work because of the adblocker...reader mode is usually the only way for me to see the content. Example, wall street journal and some other mainstream news sites will obscure the article with a paywall, but reader mode shows it in entirety.
I've used this approach for years. Autolysing makes a huge difference. My best results, short of a wood fired oven, has been on a gas grill with a heavy stone.
Here are some note-taking "contexts":

- in front of my computer when I am thinking

- in a meeting

- driving

- walking (grocery store, or to a place etc)

Note that each puts on a constraint, but I want the notes to sync.

When I am driving perhaps I need to speak into something that takes the notes without having to be turned on, hit the I am not driving button, find the app and launch it.

When I am walking, I need to take a note on my mobile and it cannot be a large graphical mind map.

In front of my computer -- this is where 99% of note taking apps shine and what they are made for.

In a meeting, especially in person or zoom, it is almost rude to type. It is perfectly acceptable, and almost polite, to write out notes by hand in a pad (it shows I care and am paying attention). I need to transcribe those notes later on.

The idea note taking system performs and syncs across these contexts well.
I'm sure these puritanical payment gateways and processors have no problem taking fees for sales of guns, cigarettes, and all varieties of snake oil. But porn? No that's simply too much!
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-58255865
You can open article links in an incognito window. This way, Medium has no way of knowing who you are or how many articles you've read.
It's a great exercise to see if you can come up with a system that can function to provide such safety in a voluntary manner. I would argue it's possible. Definitely not easy, though. But just because it's hard doesn't mean the answer is "government".
I think OF has also become a one-click outlet for nontraditional sex workers, e.g., those who wouldn't otherwise have done this type of stuff. From what I've read OF has even more "amateurs" than platforms like MyFreeCams.
That's not the point of the comments section. They're talking abotu a relevant topic, not the article.
from where I come from $150k * 15 = $2.25m...
Their free Reddit ad campaign is over now.
Show HN: WebCrate – an open-source social bookmarking tool
I don't know a whole lot about Electron and friends, but saw this project the other day that does new builds with a Github action: https://github.com/davidaf3/csgo-tracker/blob/master/.github... maybe it'd be useful to look at?
Well, yes. But I think it’s boring as hell.

Just like video games have many layers, jockeying for promotion is another layer to the game of work. Since I’m essentially forced to play it all day long I may as well check out all the features.