skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I posted this in another comment - but - here’s the worse thing.

It’s not just niche, like a Christian dating app.

If I am a Christian - frankly - living in North America - I’ve got nothing to hide to anyone, mostly.

I probably came from a Christian family, and - if I didn’t - being Christian isn’t something that frankly carries the stigma that being gay/trans/lesbian/bi/etc, does.

I would know, because I happen to be Christian, transgender, and lesbian. :P

There’s an argument that with privacy ‘if you have nothing to hide, why do you care?’ - and being on the LGTBQ+ spectrum nukes that argument, just as being a stoner in a weed-hating state might.

Selling the orientation of individuals for profit is an abomination of capitalism, such a risk to the queer community, and such a fundamental and brutal rape or privacy, that I frankly hope to see a class action lawsuit over this.

Grindr shutting down completely would not be good enough; here. This is beyond felonious. This is a human rights violation of the utmost degree.
> it-sucks-if-I-can't-cancel-everything-all-the-time

Western gamers loves Dark Souls/Elden Ring so that statement is definitely false.
Things, a todo system for macOS and iOS.
I am sorry to read about your situation and truly hope you are able to be in a better place as soon as possible.

I think being healthy in both mind and body is obviously advantageous compared to the alternatives, but I still don't think that life is easy for said people. Though, I suppose it would have to be looked at on an individual basis and not as a group.

One can be physically and mentally health and still be in abject poverty with no hope or way of getting out. One can also be healthy and on the lower distribution of intelligence. Having low enough intelligence is commonly coupled with certain disorders, but there is still a grey-area where you are still below average intelligence, but above any diagnostic criteria. I would argue that level of intelligence could cause many issues and disorder in one's life, and that their suffering isn't fake because there is no formal pathology to describe it.

Do said people suffer less than those with disorders? Perhaps, but I do not wish to view human suffering as some sort of competition. I think we should strive to help and to support all people when possible.
You don't have to use SMS for 2FA on twitter.

Have you checked: https://twitter.com/settings/apps_and_sessions
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I agree.

Also, Strava has spent expertise around topics like privacy and safety and made opinionated design decisions based on those. Have you considered your take on these topics? eg: Can someone make a random segment somewhere and find all the people who bike there?
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Recent Chrome update rejects valid GoDaddy SSL certs as of this afternoon. Anyone else running into this one?
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I got my account suspended, in real time, this weekend for following people who liked my tweet. I can log into my account but am presented with a splash page about how my account might be compromised and how I need to reset my password to unsuspend it.

It seems like I am shadow banned and the "contact our appeals team" is a CYA measure since they will not do a single thing to help or even verify my identity. They might not even be handled by an actual support team.

I cannot reset my password to unlock my account due to it claiming my email does not match the account after inputting my phone number. I removed my email previously, so I only have my phone number associated with my account, no previous email addresses are accepted. The workflow redirects me to an appeals form if I say I don't have it associated with my twitter account.

There is a secondary password reset workflow but it requires your account to be unsuspended to use. Great.

Now, I am stuck in a catch-22. Their appeals team sends boilerplate about how they can not do anything to help me. I can log in, I literally have past emails from Twitter and previous Twitter codes sent by SMS, yet that is seemingly meaningless due to some oversight or dark pattern in this workflow.
I'm assuming you're question is why would they buy the futures?

If they really believe that climate change is not real, then they would benefit from owning the futures which pay off when if the climate really doesn't warm more than 2°C in the next 3 decades.
4.3BSD Unix. Arguably, the first modern operating system.

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The standard deviation of stock market returns ("volatility") varies over time. Sometimes a typical market move is 0.5% a day, and sometimes it's 2% or more a day. Other asset classes also have this property. How do you estimate this time-varying volatility? There are GARCH and stochastic volatility models, which are now often used on high-frequency returns, but volatility estimation will never be a solved problem. A related question is how estimates of time-varying volatility should affect your asset allocation.
But it constantly nags you to pay.
You have to be working on something that creates a huge amount of economic value.
This is great.

Which other subcategories do you use?

Todo-incomplete
Todo-refactor

Some others I imagine?
LOL. So I can memorize or check that list every time I'm using a p tag (and, of course, I'm relying on someone not doing something like changing the display property of a block element to inline), or... I can just use a closing p tag. I know which one is infinitely easier for me.
I'm sympathetic to your view in favor of siplicity.

> I'm normally someone who's attracted to ideas like writing in a markup language instead of raw HTML and having some kind of templated, dynamic system (whether it's a wiki, a CMS, or a themed static site generator), as you can tell from Wandering Thoughts and DWiki itself.

Note that HTML is a markup language (an SGML application) and so is XHTML (an XML application).

If you meant by "a markup language" a user-friendly or domain-specific markup language, then there is good news: if you use XML as your markup (ideally by defining your own wiki's DTD, as simple or as sophisticated as you like) then you can associate an XLST transform "program" with it, and then a click on "view HTML" in the browser will display the underlying XML [sic], not as you would expect the generated XHTML, as the XHTML is generated from the XML on the fly only (not stored persistently anywhere, thus avoiding file clutter).

For example, you may like a structure like:

<docs>
...
<doc>
<title>...</title>
<text>...</text>
<keywords>...</keywords>
</doc>
...
</docs>

The XSLT can insert the standard XHTML boilerplate as well as your logo and a header after the <doc> and before the <title> element, for instance, and any potential footer between </text> and </docs>. That gives you much in terms of separation between structure and content, yet no separate conversion pass is required to render the pages in a standard browser, and no special viewer plug-ins are required either.
Any browser extensions?

Ever used a friends computer to sign in?
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In a word: Yes!

Learn Rust because it has things to teach. Learn C++ for what it has, too, and because it is the language work gets done in.

They are much more similar than different. Rust builds in prescribed solutions for what its designers have deemed the most pressing problems. C++ builds in more power for library designers to address what each considers the most pressing problems.

There is broad agreement on what are problems, but with different solutions. Both languages work. I personally find Rust unable to express what I want to write, but it is evident not everybody wants to write those things.

Knowing both will make you a better programmer in either.

Practically all of the highest-paid coding work is conducted in C++. That will be true for many years to come. More people pick up coding C++ professionally, in any given week, than the total paid to code Rust. That has been going on for years, and is accelerating: attendance at C++ conventions, and the number of them, is exploding.

So, keep up with C++, and keep an eye on Rust.
Anyone have a link to this or have information that makes finding it easier?
Probably because they're the jurisdiction that's taking user privacy rights the most seriously so far, with enough market share to leverage their demands.
> not all production boxes need to be run with performance-counters on.

Production is exactly the place where you want full performance counter support, all the time, everywhere, on every machine.
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Interesting. Five years prior, this story was posted on this blog: https://dougseven.com/2014/04/17/knightmare-a-devops-caution...
> The Apple Silicon team must’ve been the best in the world of the last decade.

For my money, it's Nvidia. They may have no idea how to ship a software product, and are fairly hostile to the open-source community at large, but quite literally nobody can compete with the performance they're shipping. AMD at the top of their game is still years behind what Nvidia is releasing on a regular basis, it's kinda absurd.

The M1 is neat, but most of it's neatness comes from being the first mass-market 5nm PC chip rather than it's technical merits (eg. ARM, big.LITTLE, high-speed memory, etc). Had Apple made the exact same device on 7nm or god forbid 10nm, the buzz surrounding it wouldn't be half as intense as it is today.
> Sorry OP but I just don't believe you.

I could not care less.

> Seems pretty obvious you made a mistake and are trying to wiggle out of it. Which is human, so I don't blame you. I have said plenty of dumb things online.

Except that that isn't the case. So sorry. My reputation is worth a lot more to me than a tweet or even my entire Twitter account.
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I'm not so sure. If he really made that tweet (while drunk as you suggest) it would be better to just delete it and avoid the potential Streisand effect when the truth gets discovered, and I'm sure he's aware of that.

Social media accounts have been hacked before, it's nothing new.
Just gonna say it: Fuck Twitter.
Really, no mutt?
No, the dotnet tool is more like Gradle or Cargo. You say "dotnet new" to set up a new project, "dotnet build" to build it, "dotnet nuget push" to release to an artifact repository, etc.

The JDK doesn't have this because many of the concerns involved are outside its remit. Java does not define a project layout, a build process, or a way to acquire or distribute libraries.

But the Java world does have Gradle and Maven, which are, for better or for worse, the options to satisfy abledon's desire.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it. And I totally agree. I'm actually looking into turning Kontxt into its own browser for the exact reasons you mentioned.
Ideally, we would have funding for chemical recycling of plastics which would make a circular plastic economy. I don't know if this is actually a viable solution at scale but it's the dream.
Yeah, it's definitely up there: it's one of these solutions, when you see it, you wonder how everyone could get it so wrong before it came around.
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That brings up a page where Twitter wants my phone number, which they can't have.
No, I can't log in. All I get is that screen over and over again.

So it must have already authenticated you, because it knows to show you that screen.

It seems extremely odd that they would give you the option to delete the tweet, without actually giving you the ability. And if deleting the tweet was really enough, they could have simply deleted it for you and sent you a message that they did.

It's probably an exploit of some sort, hopefully someone at twitter will chime in here eventually.

edit: Wait, why not cancel your appeal, and try deleting the tweet on your own? Is it because you want twitter support to read that you never posted it to begin with?
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If it were just a random account I might agree with your suspicion, but Jacques is an HN old-timer with a solid reputation around here.
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From a software design and engineering perspective, I agree with the NASA report's take on global variable use.

... but I've also done game development, where maximum performance in minimum time is absolutely essential, and I wonder if it was actually feasible to maintain the performance the control system needed without global state.

There's also the possibility of a culture clash. I've noticed that in embedded systems architecture development, global variables aren't frowned upon nearly as hard as they are in enterprise software, mostly because of the industry history of doing more with less. So I imagine a software culture risk developing from getting a bunch of hardware guys on a project where they now have access to microcontrollers with more memory than ever, but their risk tradeoff mindset is still "take the risk to squeeze every byte because we might run out."
OP is @jacquesm here; this is the internet so long cons are always possible, but he's one of the more credible people around here. Additionally, the tweet in question is pretty far out of character.
Sorry it came off as offensive to you. I didn't mean to be offensive and in fact the majority of my reply is not directly to you but I was just talking more generally about society mocking normal people with short stature which seems a bit absurd and meaningless to me. Your comment just gave the initial context for the idea to develop. But I understand your point of not mocking people on immutable traits which sounds very reasonable and wise.
> For now I am assuming either someone social engineered Twitter to change my password or a compromise of Twitter of some sort.

How could you not notice your password being changed? I would think twitter would invalidate existing logins after a password change forcing you to log back in using the "new" password an your devices. Then again, I never used twitter.
If it works for you, why would you be doing it wrong?
Sadly, I've tried it all. It seems that the 80Hz cap is enforced by the kernel PS/2 driver, for whatever reason, and is shared between the touchpad and the TrackPoint since they are on the same bus. I can only imagine drivers under Windows employ some proprietary trickery to get around that limitation.
Tree style tabs, adblock plus, umatrix, all as far as I know reputable and clean.

Don't use other computers besides this one for Twitter. The password is very long, generated, so impossible to guess and I have never moved it to another machine.
> "Gameplay" is a non-criticism.

How is "Gameplay" a non-criticism of a Game? That makes zero sense.

Also, that gameplay you are talking about was arguably pioneered by Devil May Cry, which is a Japanese game.

So I don't know what you're on about "Western Gamers"
I dunno, this guy has been around here ever since I can remember (and I rarely remember usernames), seems like a decent fellow :D
Not really. If you weren’t a prolific HN commenter this would be the top comment here.

Right now you’re making an extraordinary claim with zero evidence. Pointing this out isn’t “out of line”.

E: As it turns out, not only was I not out of line, I was also entirely correct. You wrote this tweet Jacques, you just forgot. It’s not unusual at your age.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31240589

It’s time for you to apologize.
Meaning that HN in ten years will mock current HN
AI research is kind of like Social sciences. There is a lot of subjective statistical fiddling and parameter selection when setting up comparisons, that goes into making a paper. This isn't like cryptography/algebra where results are definitively clear.
Did you have any issues with fruit flies in general or only when the tomatoes fell?
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Generally speaking, California is full of NIMBYs who will reflexively oppose virtually anything new, then work backwards to then find disingenuous justifications for their opposition.
> the teams were students & professors who didn't need the prize money in the first place

Weird to phrase it as "need". I look forward to your proposal for replacing supply and demand determine wages with ones based on number of dependents.
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>I'm not sure what you're driving at. The sibling clearly outlines a scenario where the collateral is lost.

They outlined a (dubious) scenario where the collateral protected the clearinghouse or counterparties, not the retail consumer, which your original comment appealed to. So no, you can’t mix and match and equivocate between the two justifications, and if your comment is going to appeal the latter, you can’t equate it with the former.

>I can't answer why customers with cash in hand couldn't directly settle the trade. Maybe…

Okay, I hate to come down hard on you, since you’re far from the only (or worst) offender, but … if what you’re saying is true, you really shouldn’t be commenting on this thread.

If you’re coming in with the view that Gamestonkers are just misinformed about how things work, and you want to tell them so, it’s incumbent on you to actually understand “how things work” at a deeper level, which includes being able to answer follow up questions.

I linked an earlier thread where I, following the Hacker ethos, applied my curiosity to pin down a model that would explain the Robinhood failure and reconcile any deficiencies in my worldmodel. That exchange was an attempt to pin things down rigorously, and a rigorous answer requires that you be able to answer questions like that.

So this really isn’t the place for “fake it till you make it” or throwing around wild speculation. If you speak authoritatively while lacking the requisite understanding, then you’re adding noise, not signal.

It is not a strike against you that you lack that understanding. Heck, I’m the same way! But it is when you want to call others’ understanding deficient. And it does mean you should leave room for others who can (justifiably) offer understanding.
> It's no different than reporting on anything else that someone says in a public forum.

Public forums, like in-person public forums, have much more context and many more barriers to being heard. In a supply-and-demand, signal-v.-noise sense, I find Twitter to be extremely low value, on the order of whatever the homeless fellow on my street shouts about (it’s usually extremely racist, homophobic, and disconnected from reality —- three traits his content shares with Twitter).

> Since there are real consequences for what you say in a public forum, it is understandable that there is an appeals process.

I don’t share the view that getting banned from Twitter is a ‘real consequence’ because I have never been on Twitter and yet, here I am, no worse for wear.