skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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And the people left behind won’t need to eat or have shelter? How will that bank enforce ownership from across the country if they take away the economy?

We’re basically setting aside biology for biblical trade rules foisted on ignorant farmers by aristocrats.

Wow humanity is this ignorant of itself. I am mesmerized.
Your example is good, but it doesn’t seem to work when applied to the actual conditions of vaccination. “1 gold coin a day” vs receiving a free vaccine shot once or twice, and possibly a free booster a year later if you’re got a health condition that makes you particularly vulnerable and are concerned about your immunity.
> The Renaissance, Enlightenment and Industrial Revolution happened in the propsperous centers of those European countries, in cities that hadn't heard of conquest for a century or more

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_Wars
My kid begged me to play Roblox with her friends when she was 7, and I looked into it and immediately recoiled...

Why is so much children's content crowdsourced and MMO these days? AI-based moderation and whack-a-mole approach to letting strangers play with my kid and what content my kid sees is not a good plan.

I honestly don't understand how this is the business model of so many companies - so much that submitter has to create a post dissuading more from cramming into a crowded space.
And I guess that's exactly the challenge. Who "we" think are "the type of person who would be likely to do violence" or even posing "an explicit threat of imminent violence" is not only subjective, but in our society very based on the social positions of the judgers and the doers.

No doubt the police in the OP will swear that they had good reason to think that deaf guy was "the type of person who would be likely to do violence" and posed "an explicit threat of imminent violence"; if you take them at their word, then the police 100% of the time only use violence against such people because that's always what they'll swear they were doing.

I don't take them at their word. Or even if they honestly believed that, they've trained themselves to see that in people who are not that, and they are terribly terribly wrong, And are in the majority of times they are using violence against people in the USA.
For example, it seems a bit odd that all of your "no" answers in a feature matrix are labelled "roadmap", but every other tool just gets "no".
Coinbase made everyone whole, and the attackers stole the credentials (not because of Coinbase's fault) ahead of time, and the attackers had to perform a "SIM swap" type attack on the users. "Breach" may be the required term for the Californian government, but this wouldn't qualify to most people as a traditional breach (i.e., compromise of Coinbase's infrastructure).

Edit: California, not Canada. My bad.
https://web.archive.org/web/20211001153920/https://oag.ca.go...
Because all entertainment is the same right? And it's of course not possible for a piece of entertainment to be both violent and intelligent?

Considering your comment seems to be targeted at pseudo-intellectualism the irony here is simply off the charts.
No, some of HN is apparently ageist and loves Reddit boomer memes.

You got downvoted for calling GP out.

I flagged him because it's offensive and a sweeping generalization.
I still don't get how the Ethereum core devs can look themselves in the mirror after undoing the DAO hack.

All smart contracts are immutable, but some are more mutable than others.
Remember we are talking about senior developers. People with 15, 20, 25 years of experience. By that point in law you are not grinding.
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Demo of a WAM Prolog Implementation in Python
That only works if the site allows replaying codes and it doesn't expire before the attacker logs in with it.
I've looked into this before a little. But no one seems concerned these guys are located in Australia. We (Australia) have what I'd call quite frankly, "Awful" encryption and privacy laws.

edit: they touch on it here: https://getsession.org/blog/on-the-recent-australian-surveil...

But AFAIK with the news laws nothing is stopping the feds from requesting them to upload a backdoored apk one of these days (if someone can shed more clarity on that, I'd be appreciative).
Calculation of the ratio JavaScript/HTML of a site, today the web is all JS
I'd say my desire for a physical job post-engineering comes from an innate desire to build physical objects. Building software doesn't really press all the buttons.

I mean, I love my job, but I still plan to FIRE and become a machinist or something.
Www.shypbv.com makes GREEN hydrogen from sea water and renewable energy so cheap they can give it away for free.
What colour is yours? Blue?
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Almost everything in this post is either irrelevant or wrong. Do you actually know anything about the stock market or are you just repeating things you saw on Reddit?
> Unfortunately, between March and May 20, 2021, you were a victim of a third-party campaign to gain
> unauthorized access to the accounts of Coinbase customers and move customer funds off the Coinbase
> platform. At least 6,000 Coinbase customers had funds removed from their accounts, including you.

I see 2 conflicting claims here:

> While we are not able to determine conclusively how these third parties gained
> access to this information

"these" being username, pw, phone number etc. And then:

> We have not found any evidence that these third parties obtained this information from Coinbase itself.

You're technically correct but the first claim undermines the second one to me.
What can be said that has not already?

It's like people saying, "I don't like the bank with their ridiculous paperwork so I will use a loan shark instead, he doesn't need paperwork"

Then the loan shark disappears/beats you up/asks for loads of interest etc. and you still want to complain to the police.

Most people hate regulators but they are there for a reason. What certifications does coinbase have to hold your millions of dollars of virtual currency?
If you want to read a comment on this, try Derek Lowe's:

https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/molnupiravir-thor-...

Wikipedia has an article on the drug already if you would like to have a look at that instead:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molnupiravir
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agar.io (as well as Matheus’s subsequent io games) understood the need for this lack of friction very well. Literally type a name and press enter to start playing. Once you have a large playerbase where network effects come into play, then you can start thinking about things like registration.
Netflix DO pay data charges, on hosting their own infrastructure. Probably unthinkable amounts. It certainly isn't up to the hoster to cover an ISPs costs for the people access their service.
Underrated comment. Very wise.
It is multidimensional, it does not mean that social media is going to have the same effect even among the same country with the same usage. Widespread anti-semitism for instance in the US did not cause the holocaust as it did in Germany. The culture in parts different parts of western Europe is different than it is from southern US and northern US.

You will find no shortage of people quitting social media and reporting benefits around the world, the algorithms on instagram will also vary with what is shown. Without enough data I cannot quantify it but other factor such as wealth are also associated with suicides, low income and high income communities have lower suicide rates. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_r...
100% agree. Ketchup in a bacon sandwich is pure evil, and I've never been sure why bacon is even sold unsmoked.
I can see the logic in prohibiting abusive behaviour on lists and other such fora and maintaining it that way. I can also see that the line won't be clear and there will be several special cases that have to be dealt with on a one-by-one basis. Mistakes will be made on both sides but people have to be mature enough to move on.

One thing that I'd like to see more of is CoC's being scoped to a certain list, event or something that's clearly definable rather than a broad vague entity like "the community". If someone behaves in a certain way on a forum other than the one for which the CoC applies, it shouldn't be usable to enforce punitive action like expulsion.
I don't think this is "the rise", inline attacks had been a known weakness of these security mechanisms almost since inception.
There's a couple things:

I like the fact that it's normal to include royalties on secondary sales, I think that it much better for the artist.

I generally like generative art and there's really been a huge explosion in generative art being produced.

I already followed some of the artists that have minted and was excited to more fully participate by buying some of their NFTs

I don't find NFT ownership that different than high end physical art ownership (high end enough that you simply don't display it, but display a replica instead)

Lastly for the friends I have bought from, donating money and buying something are very different social interactions. IMO donating money creates an implicit power imbalance, there's a connitation of being owed something in return. Instead I am buying something from them, that is a market based interaction & while it has good feelings associated there is no power/reciprocity imbalance there. They aren't doing this for their full time job, just a fun hobby.
Anyone who buys these things is getting scammed and I feel sorry for them. I have friends who regularly fall for MLMs and other scams like this, and they never seem to learn. Is there any way to get through to them?
They can be overridden by the judge in the same exact way cash transactions are: by forcing the offender to make a transfer in the amount that they owe, and/or selling off their other property to pay that debt.

The thing about crypto and ownership is that the blockchain is not the final arbiter of legal ownership, and that qualifier matters in a lot of cases.
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*Californian government.
It is still reality. You're talking to real people, not NPCs.
> I have a degree in CS and minored in BioEngineering.

> We also don’t know how long the mRNA lasts, so it can keep generating the cytotoxic spike proteins for an unknown length of time.

I have a degree in Biology, a Master's in Bioinformatics, and I worked for 4 years in a wetlab working with actual RNA. We know very well how long mRNA lasts: it lasts very, very, very little. In fact, one of the challenges of mRNA vaccines was precisely to make their RNA be stable enough for storage and make it survive long enough to enter our cells to be translated.

Not only is RNA a structurally unstable molecule thanks to the oxygen in position 2 of the ribose (as opposed to the deoxyribose in DNA), but in its unbound form it is actively degraded by a variety of RNAse enzymes, for two reasons: first, mRNA functions as a short-term messenger and it would get in the way of the cell's ability to quickly regulate its own gene expression; second, the body does not trust any old RNA floating about as it may well be viral in origin. In fact, we even release very stable RNAses through our skin, which are the bane of labwork when working with RNA.
If you're a SeriousEnterpriseProgrammer, you also need a CNLabelContactRelationYoungerCousinMothersSiblingsDaughterOrFathersSistersDaughterSingletonStrategyFactoryProxy and CNLabelContactRelationYoungerCousinMothersSiblingsDaughterOrFathersSistersDaughterSingletonStrategyFactoryProxyBuilder.
It’s probably this brand, which I’ve seen in the Pacific Northwest (in the US). They do make good products but I don’t see a hot Olde English mustard among their current offerings.

https://www.beavertonfoods.com/beaver-brand/
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Let me guess, you used your AWS activate credits?
The Google Image Search nerf is so tragic. It used to be incredible, and now it can barely find anything. And there's nothing that comes close to how it was before. I'll usually go through the course of Google, Bing, Tineye, and Yandex to reverse photos but I'll regularly get no hits on things I know should exist somewhere online
> One of the biggest misconceptions is that the stock market is a zero sum game. Its absolutely not.

No, it's by definition a zero sum game. Fundamentally, owning shares in a company grants you rights to a fraction of all future company earnings.

For any given stock transaction:

- there's an agreed upon price, $X

- there's a true value, $Y, which equates to the net present value of all future company earnings that the transacted shares give you access to

- if $X > $Y, the buyer is the loser in the transaction and the seller is the winner

- if $Y > $x, the buyer is the winner; the seller the loser

You may not know what $Y is in any given transaction, but the value certainly exists. And, therefore, a winner and loser exists in every transaction (even if you don't know who it is).

Furthermore, the "amount" won in a transaction is always equal to the "amount" lost by the counter party. This value exchange is abs($Y-$x).

If all individual transactions are zero sum, it should be obvious that the sum of all individual transactions are zero sum.

As you call out in your examples, it's possible for individual (and groups of) participants to come out ahead. But, this is certainly at the expense of other participants in the transaction chain.
It would be more convincing if those "multiple sources" weren't lots of anonymous people and one named individual—a non-technical head of employee communications—who was fired for cause by the company in question two years ago.
git has a narrow target market, which is developers. There's a high percentage of cloning, so if GitHub goes away all the data remains on people's machines.

Things that are supposed to be able to become mainstream have to expect different users. They need to expect a ridiculously high amount of e.g. Cloudflare usage. Most people aren't developers. And things like Cloudflare's gateway make it harder to sell "use this app that uses your phone's storage space to store things you like", because those cost storage space while Cloudflare is free. Sure, the systems can still be decentralized de jur, but de facto they are centralized. Git remains decentralized de facto due to the high percentage of git users who clone things.

GitHub's codespaces definitely are super centralized, and if they became mainstream, then I'd argue that git is centralized de facto.
I think the link is broken
>Next time someone says that ask if they use blinds in their house/apt

I think this is the closest analogy I've heard yet, but not in windows on suburban, tree-lined street. People walk down those streets and the windows are at eye level. Someone could accidentally see into those windows. No, I think if we consider windows in hi-rise buildings in a major city, the analogy is getting much closer. Seeing into one of those windows requires a bare minimum of intent and possibly an inexpensive tool, say binoculars or a telescope. However I would be willing to bet that a large portion of hi-rise dwellers do NOT close their blinds on the theory of "No one is looking in MY window."
Nice to see two Austrian developers see the fruits of their labor.
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In order to access your Coinbase account, these third parties first needed prior knowledge of the email
address, password, and phone number associated with your Coinbase account, as well as access to your
personal email inbox. While we are not able to determine conclusively how these third parties gained
access to this information, this type of campaign typically involves phishing attacks ...
Even with the information described above, additional authentication is required in order to access your
Coinbase account. However, in this incident, for customers who use SMS texts for two-factor
authentication, the third party took advantage of a flaw in Coinbase’s SMS Account Recovery process in
order to receive an SMS two-factor authentication token and gain access to your account.

We will be depositing funds into your account equal to the value of the currency improperly removed
from your account at the time of the incident. Some customers have already been reimbursed -- we will
ensure all customers affected receive the full value of what you lost
Molnupiravir: Thor's Hammer Delivers
> Science is driven by methodology, but requires participants to be trained in that methodology to participate meaningfully.

To the extent that there are deviations from methodology, those can be critiqued directly. Critique of the researchers’ training instead is, itself, a deviation from the methodology. As anyone trained enough in the methodology to be able to participate meaningfully is aware.
Against this thought, which I have shared, I will oppose the pumpkin pie, which is a real delight, but almost always confined to American Thanksgiving, which has a strong historical connection to squash. I could do damage to a pumpkin pie right now.
Garry Newman, creator of Garry's Mod, is taking a shot at it https://sbox.facepunch.com/. If anybody is going to succeed in dethroning Roblox, it's Facepunch.