skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone who manages social media accounts, liking a post can happen without much thought.

Marriot could simply have unliked the post. The firing was symbolic and game theoretic.

The point is that now everyone who speaks in the public sphere will need to know, China cares about X, Y, Z. It's about brainshare.
With a bit of telemetry, you’d know in advance what your load is going to look like, allowing you to scale up or down resources (if you design the system that way)
> I'm just as tired of "X isn't dead" posts that take the phrase too literally.

I think the main irritation from the side that's tired of premature "X is dead" posts is that one feels that voicing such things hastens its true death. "X isn't dead" posts are to counterbalance.

I don't know what the prevalent interpretation of "is dead" is, but I would consider it to be when something can't easily be found in existence. I don't think things are dead simply because they're no longer on CNN.

If we're to keep the metaphor, blogging is no longer in its prime years. It's more like in its middle-age, and being middle-aged is not being dead.
Does this work well for SQL?
It might be related to having better/deeper sleep. When you sleep deeper and don't have interruptions, you probably wouldn't remember your dreams. When you withdraw, your sleep quality decreases, leading to more interruptions/shallower sleep, creating more possibility to remember your dreams. Just my two cents, of course I'm no pro and just speculating.
I understand what you're saying now, sorry. Personally I don't think that's necessary and think it just complicates a simple platform.

To me, it seems akin to writing a letter and putting it in your mailbox. You can go and retrieve the letter any time before the mail carrier picks it up, but after they've picked it up it's gone.
Welcome to corporate America!
This is interesting but it might be a bit too low-level for these clients. I appreciate the suggestion!
"A microdoser is not an average drug-seeker."

They are not an average anything, i.e. not representative of anything really, which is the OP's point.
> Very few drugs doctors prescribe for depression, or anxiety, get you high.

except for that whole class of drugs called benzodiazepines
What the best/recognizable way to advertise the someone can write to me using pony. Can there be like ponyto://myusername@ponymessenger.com ?
It sounds like Appsembler's Tahoe product is what you're looking for, come checkout our free trail!: https://www.appsembler.com/tahoe/
FYI - I'm a software engineer and I work on the Tahoe/Open edX team.

Tahoe is a user-friendly platform that makes it really easy to spin up an open edX LMS. It aims to alleviate a lot of the issues that are mentioned on this thread about Open edX. Tahoe comes with out of the box tools to customize your LMS and provides great user support (docs/highly responsive customer success team).
weird, with those two things it works in my FF.
What's the over/under on when they'll have a product called "Winamp Cloud"?
It's hard to find anything on tesla.com but in their Q3 2021 Report they themselves say they rolled out the full self driving city street beta to some vehicles and I guess CNN had access to one of these vehicles. They probably should fix their terminology if they don't want the terms full-self-driving city streets, full-self driving highway and full-self-driving transposed in journalistic articles especially when they don't distinguish between them in articles on their own site.

Report: https://ir.tesla.com/_flysystem/s3/sec/000156459021051307/ts...

Blog: https://engage.tesla.com/articles/646-week-tesla-fsd-beta-ti...
Discord, an app with 300 million users, is apparently built on an "obscure piece of tech" >..<

maybe come out from under that ruby rock and smell the dev air now and then

Also, I was on Ruby since the time when it was "trying to be the next Java" (this was prior to 1.0!). All good things start out small.

Anyway, after the initial learning curve, much happier working in Elixir/Phoenix than I ever was in Ruby/Rails... especially from a code-writing AND code-maintenance standpoint. Immutable-everything is the way forward (which also massively aids concurrency). It also being 10x faster and far better/easier at working in a concurrent context are also perks.
Yeah, this is my experience as well. Was hoping for something on the fly. Might be a good space to start my own project for, especially considering a lot of the code could be generated client side and updated real time
Right direction but still not accurate correct: most Marriott "properties" are just Marriott-licensed not even managed. Marriott sets the standards for operation and provides access to its booking system, corporate accounts, rewards system, and some marketing. The actual business operation is a lot smaller than most people outside of hospitality realize.

According to a recent SEC filing, they own 20 properties internationally, lease another ~40. They manage 2,149, and franchise 5,493.

https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/0001048286/0...
I wouldn't call social media viral phenomena as strongly connected as opposed to broadly connected. Viral media does not require strong connections (people reacting over Twitter or Reddit hardly know each other), and neither is virality obviously boosted by strong connections.
Why is the next layer of feasible actions blocked by not enough people buying fair-trade recycled jackets from Pategonia?

To be clear, I do think everyone is capable of making positive change in this way but just 'moving the needle' isn't nearly enough and I don't see why we can't simultaneously push for a very sensible carbon tax and additional environmental protections.

Especially since the biggest polluting companies are so big because everyone buys from them and there are not many alternatives. Saying the problem is that we are buying from these companies seems as much a "darn consumers, amirite?" shrug.

Point is- we should do both. But expecting all consumers to be able to make an informed choice about the entire ecological effects of every product is not possible when there often isn't information or a choice. Especially since under the current system companies are actively incentives to pollute as much as possible since they don't pay the cost of cleanup, and to lie about it with glitzy ads and campaigns.
In the UK things are improving slowly. A bit more infrastructure, a few more cars. Lots of talk from politicians, a lot less action sadly.
Macy's is launching NFTs of its iconic Thanksgiving Day parade balloons
Hey guys. I expect to keep implementing much new features to create a strong community of remote workers. What you would like to have in an app for remote jobs?
This narrative is not bad, but also not quite good.

It is good because it is positive and expresses confidence that we can do this.

It is bad in where it ignores the emissions caused by land use and resource consumption. Those are not addressed with advanced technology. Those are addressed oftentimes by going back from advanced technology - but in a way that does improve life styles and wellbeing of the people providing you with resources. You can play a role by choosing those resources - which does put you in the place of having to do some amount of moral judgement.

Source: https://regeneration.org
Pragmatic Bookshelf early Black Friday sale: 40% all books
Oil industry funded anti-nuclear efforts and groups for years. The fact that some of them now decry the oil industry doesn't necessarily mean they're enemies; the oil industry enjoys high prices more than they hate bad PR.
That's a miracle story, where Superman is arriving in the last second, but still - what it has to do with fights on stairs?

If there were no help from outside, next would be keep wall, or most probably lack of food and water for defenders.
There was a really good Reply All about this. Not gonna spoil it:

https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/2oh933
> It seems ridiculous to me that the solution is to stop discussing race at all in a country that had legally enshrined anti-black discrimination within living memory.

You can make it illegal to discriminate against black people without creating a race database of every single worker in the country. Requiring every employer to ask every applicant "what kind of human race are you?" is so dumb that you can't make that up, asking applicants what race they are should be illegal but instead USA requires you to do it! That is like requiring every employer to ask every woman if they are pregnant or not and then report those statistics to the government, since how else can you ensure that pregnant women aren't discriminated against? It is almost as if the policy was made to encourage discrimination and white supremacy, but it is fine since you say you do it for good!
I think the commenter's point is this creates a "danger zone" for edits you make immediately prior to pickup. There's no time to change your mind and "Undo" them.

Adding a minimum lag (either by adaptively skewing the pickup time by a few minutes, or deferring any just-edited drafts to the next window) would mean you always have time to think about what you wrote.
The trouble is governments don't have the stomach for a top down approach either. Where does that leave us?
Looks really great but E2EE is important to me.

Also this:

> data is not encrypted at rest [0]

I realise this is a one-person startup, but personally I would want more focus around privacy and security for a new messaging app. It’s going to be a key requirement for a lot of people I think.

Being a one person startup, this is even more important, as the “company” behind this is likely not to have the same level of security measures that a larger company would have (I know this is an assumption but it’s a reasonable one).

I absolutely love the concept and the execution so far looks great. We do need a messaging app like this!

[0] https://www.ponymessenger.com/privacy
Homegrown security scales and works, if you have a full time dedicated team
Yeah, but Android is Open Source by design.

All these governments don't have an issue with the code, they have issues with project governance.
Python: Black

TypeScript, JavaScript, JSON: Prettier

HTML: Built-in

Rust: rust-analyzer + whatever the formatter is built in to Rust's toolchain.

XML: XML Tools

They all operate using the same API, I think, so setting up `formatOnSave: true` is all I have to do for most of them.
> Did your machine get hacked?

Nope. Except maybe growth hacked by some department at Microsoft who doesn't have to answer to the "brand" department.

(If you think about it: which hacker would add bing ads and ads for Microsoft games to the login screen? And the Start menu ads for Candy Crush is so well known you can find it using your preferred search engine.)
Of course.

https://groups.google.com/g/randomness-generation/c/eNnepJ_6...
Honestly I think individualism is inherently in conflict with populations in the hundreds of millions. The more people you have, the more your chasing a local maximum contributes to a tragedy of the commons situation.

This works across a whole bunch of smaller geographic or even ideological alignment. Eventually you have to draw a line on individual freedom when it oversteps the values of the society, and you have to draw more of those lines the more edge cases you have to accommodate.
The abstract:

> We introduce systematic tests exploiting robust statistical and behavioral patterns in trading to detect fake transactions on 29 cryptocurrency exchanges. Regulated exchanges feature patterns consistently observed in financial markets and nature; abnormal first-significant-digit distributions, size rounding, and transaction tail distributions on unregulated exchanges reveal rampant manipulations unlikely driven by strategy or exchange heterogeneity. We quantify the wash trading on each unregulated exchange, which averaged over 70% of the reported volume. We further document how these fabricated volumes (trillions of dollars annually) improve exchange ranking, temporarily distort prices, and relate to exchange characteristics (e.g., age and userbase), market conditions, and regulation.

"wash trading" appears to be fraudulent trades injected into the exchange in order to boost the volume of trades appearing on the exchange.
> While I consider myself a really solid full stack developer and believe that Pony's infrastructure is secure, I do not have the requisite experience with cryptography to honestly represent to people that this is a private platform.

It would be great if this existed as an infrastructure-level service. Something like the Signal “API” that allows apps like yours to be built on top.
Try an indica strain, they are grown for the full-body effects, increasing deep relaxation, and reducing insomnia.

The effects you are describing are those of sativa strains, know for the 'head high' and creativity boost.
A website that provides emotional support for those whose fraud activities have not succeeded pushing them into depression.
I apologize Sriram I actually I meant to ask that to the user jmnicolas who asked you to for de-googled application; Yet you provided valuable information.

Long standing issues/feature requests are typical of Google's Android ecosystem, Regardless I eagerly await for your release. I think ToF based spy-camera detection could make a great addition to the women safety apps in India.
anyone else having problems reaching arxiv.org?
That's all nice and dandy, but with severe mental issues you mention, you both were much more lucky than you clearly realize. Shrooms can do true magic, but can easily drag you to the deepest sewer your mind can come up with, and drown you there. In extreme cases, it can literally break you, sometimes forever. There are people who end up in psychiatric ward for the rest of their lives after single acid trip, sometimes after way too high dose, sometimes not.

There is no way to guarantee the outcome the first time, that's why medical expert supervision is important, especially for people with mental issues/baggage.

That is all being said by person who did shrooms few times, alone, laying with closed eyes and the journey inward and back, with dissolution and later recomposition of every sense and part of my being as a bonus. By far the strongest experience in my life. It was absolutely amazing and beyond positive. But I don't have any mental or childhood issues and am very balanced person who knows himself pretty well (also thanx to these experiences).
You might find those same results micro-dosing anything from a self-selected group. I bet you'd find a group of ice cream enthusiasts that would be onboard for this.

That said, I am supportive of more rigorous studies along these lines.
Title should be "70% of unregulated crypto exchanges..."
Thank you. That means so much. I've been working on this for a while.
I was thinking about similar service for emails/news/forums/social networks. Main idea the same - slow updates.
Best video yet of Ingenuity flying across Mars
I'm in a very different place than I was a few years ago.
Presumably we also find masonry spiral stairs in contemporary churches, cathedrals, bell towers, monasteries, storage cellars, etc. - do these structures (which one assumes have very different threat models to a castle) exhibit similar bias?

Romans built spiral staircases as well - did they favor a particular direction? What about other cultures unrelated to European castle building traditions?

Honestly, though, if you’ve ever worked on a construction project you would know: even if you had a record of a papal decree mandating that all staircases must turn to the right, multiple books documenting how to build staircases with a right turn and warning against left-turning designs, and original castle drawings showing the architect marked explicitly that the staircase must turn right, it would not be surprising to find that 30% of staircases turn left just because the contractor installed it backwards.
Also note that these are lower paid roles are subordinate/adjunct to higher paid roles dominated by men. Those above are going to be setting the expectations about those below them.
It doesn’t matter. By licensing its name Marriott is taking responsibility for everything these hotels do, along with the risks associated with that. This kind of event was foreseeable, and the corporation completely failed to avoid the situation by providing training on these sensitive issues ahead of time. I don’t see any reason to cut them slack given how suppressed the Uyghur genocide has been by corporations in general out of fear of China, and allowing Marriott to deflect responsibility by blaming everything on local management is exactly what they would want.

Also note that their apology doesn’t explicitly condemn the hotel’s behavior, it just says that they’re providing training. Definitely riding the fence.
Is shoplifting forcing Walgreens to cut back in S.F.? Data on the closing stores
And famously there was the Iterable CEO that was fired for microdosing: https://fortune.com/2021/04/28/justin-zhu-iterable-lsd-micro...
> Honestly, I don't think direct peer-to-peer connectivity will come back even after everything swutched to IPv6.

Statefull firewalls still exist with IPv6, so by default connections from the general Internal cannot connect to your 'internal' systems.

Hole punching still needs to be done with UPNP/PCP

* http://upnp.org/specs/arch/UPnP-arch-AnnexAIPv6-v1.pdf

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Control_Protocol

The advantage of IPv6 is that you no longer have to have things like STUN, TURN, etc. (Remember Skype super-nodes?)

Your client knows its own IP(v6) address, gets the IP address of the other end, and then tells your firewall to allow connections between just those two addresses. Once your session is done the ACL is deleted and you're completely default-blocked from the outside again.
I think many would be pleasantly surprised at this point, especially considering the entire Erlang library is also trivially accessible:

https://hex.pm/
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Or maybe time for non-Android, non-iOS operating systems on mobile: see Librem 5 and Pinephone.
I know that this is a commonly held belief, but: why does it need to be broken down? Can a 13 not just be a 13?
And if you're old and a bit odd, there were i486+i860[1] motherboards from (at least) Hauppauge, Microway & Olivetti.

[1] https://old.hotchips.org/wp-content/uploads/hc_archives/hc02...
From page 2:

One form of such market manipulation is Wash trading--- investors simultaneously selling and buying the same financial assets to create artificial activity in the marketplace, which is known to distort price, volume, and volatility, and reduce investors’ confidence and participation in financial markets (Aggarwal and Wu, 2006; Cumming, Johan, and Li, 2011; Imisiker and Tas, 2018).
The article does mention that: “If you pay them whenever you are diagnosed as healthy, they will diagnose exactly that.”
> That's what changed with cryptocurrency.

Do you have any evidence to suggest that cryptocurrency was the driving force here, rather than just natural evolution of ransomware operations? I don’t believe so.

Winlockers blew up right before cryptocurrency showed up, the early ones were very unsophisticated but hugely profitable. I believe they would have naturally evolved towards bigger payments even without cryptocurrency, it’s easier to process the occasional wire for $10M than to process tens of thousands of payments for $100.

I’ve never seen anyone actually familiar with the cybercrime market try to argue that cryptocurrency is a driving factor behind ransomware. You hear it from apparently highly qualified ”infosec professionals”, but most of those people have never interacted with this scene.

> I spent a bit of time reading up on those, and none of those seem like ransomware to me. Ransomware involves locking down a computer (or group of computers), then demanding a ransom to unlock it. That's a different attack then stealing bank account information or social engineering scams.

Of course, the point was about their ability to receive huge payouts pre-cryptocurrency. Ransomware groups wouldn’t have any trouble accepting tens of millions of usd by wire transfer, especially since they can penalize the company if the money doesn’t land.

Oh yeah, check this out https://twitter.com/malwaretechblog/status/14010033030858752...
I'd like to see a version of this built into things like IPFS.

It seems obvious that whenever something is saved into IPFS, there might be a similar object already stored. If there is, go make a diff, and only store the diff.
I've heard of individuals successfully getting "cancelled", but a multinational company? I doubt it.
They might as well have used abortion as an example. The choice of analogy distracts from the content of the article itself.

Edit: Part of the problem is that the analogy is such an amateur caricature as to be offensive. I am not a doctor.
Very nice.

Can each msg have it's own pickup / delivery time? For example, I might want Msg A to Person X be lunch-ish, but B to Y might be after work.

An example scenario might be a personal trainer reminding X to eat and health lunch, but Y gets an after work nudge to go to the guy.

Note: I realize such things could be self-reminders (read: TODO app) but there's sonething to be said for hearing from someone else and possibly being accountable to them as well.
You’re right. I think wash refers to selling then buying at the same price resulting in a wash.
Which assumes there isn't a biological motivation behind the gender most people wish to identify as. Or that we have some sort of free will independent of what motivates our choices.
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Of course they do, that's why they're microdosing psychedelics.
Boost the volume of trades appearing on the exchange, and the apparent market value of the asset.
> Archeology of 21st century man definitely states that 70% of adults used to eat burgers, then there is clearly an advantage to putting a piece of meat between two slices of bread

I mean, there is! It's easier to eat while holding. Meat tends to be a little wet, but bread is dry, so by putting meat in bread, you don't need utensils.
YT censors news about disappeared Chinese tennis player
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> but not taking any responsibility for side effects.

Maybe you missed that, but the US Government does take responsibility for side effects.

VAERS = Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System [1]

VICP = National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program [2] -> this is for injuries you suffer from any vaccine

CICP = Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program -> this is for things such as the Covid vaccine

[1] https://vaers.hhs.gov/

[2] https://injurycompensation.hrsa.gov/
"Selling" crypto from one wallet to another wallet that you own to create the appearance of high trade volume and increase the apparent value of the asset.
No, and absolutely not. That's the exact same argument used against black people in US("most prisoners in US are black[0], therefore it's not racist to be afraid of black people, it's clearly in the data!")

You can spin it any way you want - majority of sexual abuse happens with family members, so actually leaving a child with a stranger is a lot safer, if all you care about is statistical data /s

[0] https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/04/30/shrinking-g...
Heck, I was following the discussion regarding the notification system and how you couldn’t really do without and thought the link was actually relevant to the discussion without checking.

My apologies to NGRhodes, the link does indeed refer to an issue with OEM and not what Google supplies. I don’t really see what it has to do with the topic we were discussing however.
The Tinkerbell Griftopia
Regardless the result, the point here is that this is an idea worth looking into.
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I hope there aren’t too many people waiting for capitalism to be overthrown before taking personal actions.