skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's exactly right. They are using the quaint puritanism of US (porn is bad) combined with the growing anti-free speech sentiment of the modern left as a vehicle into introducing mandatory censorship mechanisms into online platforms.
Just use Kotlin for null safety
The last thing we need as a "civilized society" is to vilify sex positivity.

There is nothing dirty (which your comment is implying) about porn. Are there some shady actors in the industry? Sure, but you can say that about any industry.

What we need is to stop being ashamed of the human body. I would call Germany very civilized and they don't have as much shame about their body because (like alcohol for European countries) it is normal from a younger age. It isn't uncommon to see bondage and other very sexual things just normally about. Which is a good thing!
Some stranger send you a picture that was pretty much public already, and you respond by giving him even more exposing pictures?

Anyway, be careful who you send your pictures to!!!! Do it only when you 10000% trust the person and even then you should be reluctant.

Or when you send out something, just assume it's going to be public.

So much of this is totally preventable with the right education...
If your threat model is based on your ISP not snooping on you then you need to improve your security…
With deepfakes and plenty of ways to obfuscate videos to get around detection via editing, there's NO recourse and it isn't the fault of Pornhub, Youtube or any other website who takes good faith measures to identify the users who upload the content. The victims have recourse in court - with those who uploaded it.

Beyond that, all roads lead to users can't be trusted with cameras or the ability to upload digital content.
> abolish commercial sexual exploitation
> wish to abolish the sex industry at large

I see very little difference between these two sentences, and archived links to "reported ties" aren't compelling evidence, nor Melissa McCarthy having an opinion on them.

I'm not personally biased against the sex industry, but I can see how a faith-based group would view the entire sex industry as commercial sexual exploitation.
Being from MIT and releasing work under MIT license are two very, very different things.
Ongoing discussion of that at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31723286.
The next-gen SPA frameworks/libs like SolidJS or Svelte are already very fast and more importantly very small in bundle size. At least much faster and smaller than React or Angular. Therefore the advantages of SSR frameworks like this new one are much smaller when compared to e.g. SolidJS.

The performance claims made for this new framework need to be proven by benchmarks. Check out this SolidJS Hackernews clone (Client Side Rendered) https://hackernews-csr.ryansolid.workers.dev (by the way, there're other implementations like Remix or Svelte as well)

IMO very hard to beat. For larger apps we can use component based code splitting.

The new SSR frameworks are very complex. So there's a downside to it.

Of course there's a big market for the cloud providers as you need to run and pay for a server for your SSR instead of simply serving static JS! That's why there's such a hype lately. I'm not convinced that the performance gains are worth the complexity, costs or vendor lock in.

Again, check out the SolidJS example app I've linked above and measure for yourself if you really need the additional cost and complexity of a server pre-rendering, hydrating, etc..
> industries that we are familiar with here on HN are fully internationalized and would hire a foreigner in the blink of an eye

Small correction: Foreigners from within the EU. Many of the Danish software companies have contracts with e.g. banks and government organisations, that makes them nervous about taking in people from outside the EU.

It depends very much on the company. It should be easy enough to find someone willing to hire you, but many won't.
We are amall group primates, it's our nature. Us vs Them. In and Out groups. Everyone is a victim of it.
Yes, Bitcoin is worth nothing but it is a "consensual reality" among a large group of people that it is worth something and thus it is.

It is incredibly hard to predict if such a consensual reality will collapse -- but it can collapse if there is a strong "vibe shift" towards something else that competes effectively with the current "consensus."

It is like fashion. What is considered stylish and not is just a group consensus. And it can shift relatively quickly, but it is hard to predict and certain people in key nexus have a lot more influence than the ramble.
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It may not have been useful, but people from all time periods and all corners of the globe agree that it sure is pretty. That appeal counts for something.
Well "it works" is up for debate. Care to elaborate by what measure you determine it's "working"?
I have seen exactly zero people calling for the age of consent to be raised. I have also seen exactly no calls for banning of pornography outside of the extreme religious conservative sphere.
> When it is really a case of what happens when you store you crypto on an exchange rather than a non-custodial wallet.

In this case, what would happen would likely be pay extremely high gas fees or wait very long for the transaction to be picked up, isn't it?

I think what gets people making these comments is there really is no crypto free lunch yet that includes stable UX and fees.
I can't speak for GP, but I do think there's some difference between different categories.

I don't think the comparison to the war on drugs when anyone argues that X should be banned is warranted. If pornography was banned I don't think it would be the same, especially now that pornography is mostly online. Authorities would be more inclined to target producers and distributors/hosts rather than individuals. Also, just because someone thinks something should be banned doesn't mean they think there needs to be perfect enforcement. The fact that something is illegal itself can be a societal deterrent even if the enforcement isn't strong (see internet "piracy", most people don't do it because those invested enough have to go to the "fringes" of the internet to do it).
As another poster here, I would love to help contribute to emacs. What would I need to learn and where would I start?
> verify identities when uploading

Then that identity data is breached and exploited like Ashley Madison.
You claim that you don't like the people currently going after pornhub, but do you ever wonder why the people you do like don't go after them? I've always found it very odd that the left never goes after anyone in the porn industry given all the abuse that occurs.
>>Nobody is blaming other content providers for the sins of their users,

Really? you must not read or watch much news
"We're already seeing people demand the age of consent be raised to 21 or 25."

They've don't that for tobacco, alcohol, handguns, possibly soon to be for semi-auto rifles. Kids can stay on parents insurance longer. Driving restrictions have essentially raised the age until one can have full privileges. I'm sure there are others I'm missing too.

We might as well raise the legal age for everything to 21 at this point. Although my personal belief is that we're really just kicking the can - the kids don't learn responsibility until they have to and we're pushing that off later and later.
I've done several patent trials as a lay/fact witness in cases involving patents related to an employment contract addendum I created when I worked for Amazon. The contract described various early web tech hacks (such as embedding session IDs in the URL) and denied Amazon the chance to patent them (0).

In the first one, I was in court while the plaintiff's damages expert witness (there to estimate how much this large three-letter tech company had lost due to Amazon infringing their patents) gave a presentation that concluded with some number in the $100M range. He was even gracious even to given Amazon the "benefit of the doubt" on a few details.

Having never heard this sort of thing before, I have to admit that found it convincing even though I was about to go on the stand and demonstrate that at least some of the patents in the case were bogus. Oh dear, I thought, how are the Amazon lawyers going to deal with this?

Amazon's lead lawyer started the cross-examination of this expert witness. It was very short.

Q: How many hours have you spent working on the presentation you just offered us?
A: <some number that was less than a week's worth of work>

Q: How much are you being paid for your testimony here today?
A: About $25,000

Q: No further questions, you honor.

You could feel the impact in the room.

(0) I participated in these trials only when the plaintiffs were patent trolls, not to defend Amazon. I'm on the record as opposing Amazon's first patent, and would likely object to many others if I knew about them. In the 3rd trial I participated in (Amazon was not the defendant in this instance), I agreed to participate only so that I could donate all of my fees to the EFF.
I think you mean jewelry, which is what I was going to mention. (Jewels being the pretty rocks that get set in the gold.)
It’s mostly people who need good IP reputation and a user friendly managed service. It’s hard to get clean IPs from massive cloud services.
I wonder if he told that he was also part of a cryptocurrency pump-and-dump scam as well? [0]

After learning this I just lost respect for him.

[0] https://amycastor.com/2021/04/07/signal-adopts-mobilecoin-a-...
> Cryptocurrencies can be held in offline wallets i.e non-custodial hardware or software wallets, like Metamask, Trust Wallet, Ledger Nano, Tezos etc.

They can, but if you'd like to convert that into fiat (I know a dirty word) you will most likely need an exchange.
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printed or visual material containing the explicit description or display of sexual organs or activity, intended to stimulate erotic rather than aesthetic or emotional feelings.
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The irony of course being that for a while the pitch behind some crypto assets (at least Bitcoin) was that it was a hedge against inflation (which I would argue is what is roiling the traditional market now) and not correlated to overall stock market performance
And if you really think about it, that makes it a much more relaxed wank. I'm mostly into very normie porn but i'd imagine the BDSM Community wouldn't mind being pretty sure that the content is consensual and verifiably so. Especially when it comes to edge cases like "consensual non-consent" etc.
> i guess you dont need to start a rocket company an electric car company or try to create a fintech company in 1999

Did you mean "start" as in founding a company or "start" as in purchase established existing companies?

> why work 100 hr weeks when you can just "lie"

Well 60 of those hours are playing wario on SNL then playing wario on twitter then strategizing with your PR firm on how to convince people that buying Twitter means you invented social media.

>blow up VC mna pipline for all the lidar based startup's

Better to blow up lidar pipeline VCs than autopiloting battery fires straight into pedestrians

> why do midwits always

Peak Dunning–Kruger effect I suppose.
Sorry, I must have miscommunication. I said "I have no idea what features would make me want to do that." And I don't. I've never wanted push notifications from any website, I'm happy that those that do are segregated to the app and that the website works fine without them. Unlike, say cookies or tracking or ads, where I have to modify the code of the website to block them.

My point was maybe they should try just not installing the apps and not getting push notifications, etc.
What does this mean? Stripe Crypto is a scam because they happen to be using cryptocurrencies?

Maybe Stripe should stop their crypto endeavors because they have a crypto offering which means it's a scam.
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Isn't that the point of the entire second half of the article? Attempts by actual victims to distance themselves from the religious conservative groups such as Exodus Cry?
When crypto was rising there was a lot of back-patting about how the cryptocurrency industry was slurping up talent from other sectors.

Granted, maybe the crypto aficionados celebrating the hiring spree are different from the ones now demanding labor austerity, but it strikes me as quite the heel-turn.
This would actually just increase the amount of truly bad porn. If all of it is banned, no point in carefully making sure your actors are 18+. It all just goes underground. This is why places like Russia have _more_ CP, not less. It is well known that flat-out bans on porn are a huge boon for human trafficking wherever they occur.
With RV Lead Acid Batteries, you typically can only discharge half of the battery safely. So a 100Ah battery really gets you 50Ah. With the LifePo4 batteries (also much less fire hazard than regular li-ion), you can regularly discharge >90% of the capacity.
How much Heroku specific stuff are you using? Wouldn't be a bad idea to maybe spend one cycle every few projects to remove a piece of that and switch to "standard" stuff.

The actual dev-ops stuff isn't hard, k8s does it out of the box and has multiple providers. Should save you 75% of your hosting bill, which may or may not matter dependign on your scale.
Consent is the difference.

If you’re willing to sell access to pictures of your naked body because you see it as worthwhile and are not coerced; that’s fine.

If there’s a hint of coercion, (implied, forced economic or abusive (physically or mentally)) then it’s not ok.

Sexual exploitation is not hard to define, let’s not pretend that it is.
I watch it every few hours and I'm thoroughly impressed. Samsung spec is 200k opens. If anybody is wondering why not use a robot: they did so because Motorola told another independent tester their robot is not representative of human folding action [1]

What is even more impressive is that they tried to throw dust, sand, water, ice on it and the display is still going strong. Only recently did the hinge start to wear down.

[1] https://news.wirefly.com/2020/02/08/motorola-razr-folding-te...
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That's also why it'd probably never get close to zero - its utility means it'd always have some value to someone.

Even if we were to come up with a way to produce a synthetic gold, the price of gold would only fall as far the cost of synthetic gold.
>I see very little difference between these two sentences,

Sex workers do.
Gold was a corrosion free metal that held it's shape with jewelers.

Even Silver corrodes. Gold never corrodes. It's excessively stable, malleable, and perfect for art pieces.

Since Gold is excessively stable, there are no worries about rashes or itchiness if you wear it all day.

In an age before modern plastics, that is basically miraculous.
No, I haven't noticed that. Sometimes websites ask, but I don't even see those "would you like to install our app" popups that often.

Reddit has certainly asked me to download the app, but never forced me.
I was interested, and then I tried one of the examples, and the "speech" was horrendous. I'm disinclined to experiment further, but I have bookmarked it to think about later.

It was discussed 5 years ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13676105

I'll be browsing those comments to learn more.
But colpabar doesn't want to put any videos online, so why should they?
But maybe hiring few more senior folks at higher salaries could help more than hiring twice as many juniors?
Yes. UK 2018 TSB bank IT meltdown shutdowns all accounts for weeks:

> With clients locked out of their bank accounts, mortgage accounts vanishing, small businesses reporting that they could not pay their staff and reports of debit cards ceasing to work, the TSB Bank computer crisis of April 2018 has been one of the worst in recent memory. The bank’s CEO, Paul Pester, admitted in public that the bank was “on its knees” and that it faces a compensation bill likely to run to tens of millions of pounds.

https://www.henricodolfing.com/2019/03/case-study-epic-meltd...
I have no idea how you made this mental leap. I don't understand the question.
For your case.

Because this really depends on climate and the house.

In our case, 100 kWh would be required to cover one day normal power requirements in the worst case. Median would be about 50 kWh.

I could probably stretch 100 kWh for max 3 days (worst case) by adjusting temperature, using water minimally and unplugging everything that's not absolutely required.

There are also households who could stretch 8.7 kWh for several days. And houses that require significantly more power to maintain liveable conditions.
Everybody who made money in a bubble ended up being justified
>just north of Boston (Everett) for vacation and every day I took the bus into the main Boston area

FWIW - I live in Everett and commute to downtown Boston (Seaport), so I feel like I should weigh in on this. Bus (either the whole way, or to Wellington subway station transfer) is slow. Bike to Wellington, then subway is still pretty bad because of which where the subway runs if you don't transfer. Subway transfer is slow. Uber is very expensive during rushhour.

By far the fastest, cheapest and most convenient way is for me to motorcycle from my door to the Seaport office where I squeeze between 2 cars to park (for free... haven't been ticketed yet). So that's what I generally do if it's not winter. And this is in a city that actually does have decent public transit compared to most of America.

I don't know if motorcycling is the future or not. It's admittedly more dangerous than driving and requires more coordination. There are safety advancement (automated emergency braking on some brand new KTM's... although that won't help if you overshoot a turn). There are now auto-clutches or non-geared electric motorcycles that are easier for beginners. It would basically take no changes to infrastructure and I've seen it work in Ho Chi Minh (although, again, crashes do occur and are worse when they do).
You would need pretty strict laws against pornography to reduce this degeneracy, I don't think there's any hope. Your kids gonna have a smart phone by age 8 and get his or hers retina blasted with man made horrors.
It's silly.

Coding is not exists alone in vacuum. You in any case need to eat something, to live somewhere, even considering computers/internet connection are free.

So, even when live in USSR, where ALL where non-capitalist, I rely on somebody, who pay me, and/or feed me, for some non-altruistic reasons.

In reality, money made things much easier, because you could just do work, got money and nothing more.

But if work done not for money, appear politics, relations, psychiatry and lot of other difficult things to consider.
Your understanding is correct.

Virtual DOM never promised better performance than pre-rendered static HTML. It only achieves better performance (and better UX) than dumbly re-rendering the whole website whenever the underlying data changes.

The reason people are doing SSR with modern JS-frameworks is quite simple: some kinds of content aren't a good fit for SPAs (or maybe there are other constraints that favour rendering it all in the server), but it might still be desirable to use modern JS-frameworks. For example: you wouldn't implement a blog as an SPA, but it might still be desirable to use React to render everything.
And that would increase the value of the insurance
Gmail is _the_ thing that most Gsuite customers are really paying for. Many people also but extra storage for Gmail. Plus, of course, it's a really good data source.
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> This is due to an earlier batch of transactions getting stuck from low transaction fees submitted and hence, resulting in a backlog of Bitcoin (BTC) network withdrawals. The Binance team is working on a solution to resume Bitcoin (BTC) network withdrawals soon.

https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/8437dfd1c7bf...
Doubt it's that. They ran out of reserve for their fractional reserve. Crypto on exchange wallets has already been dwindling the past few months.
Looks like an area ripe for disruption! (Only half-joking.)
Concur. I remember sitting jet-lagged in a cafe at the Place Bastille watching all the cyclists go by. I was impressed by the guy who cycled with a phone to his ear, until I saw the woman with a phone to her ear and a cello on her back.
No, this isn’t right either. MBS deals are still pricing.
So we have to choose between platforms implicitly allowing child pornography, or possibly storing data that could be leaked. I choose the latter.
This feels like a strange argument to make when server-rendered HTML has been the norm for decades, and it's only been recently that SPAs have become popular.
It's unfortunate because you have these organizations taking advantage of victims in order to not only fuel their own culture war, but to also pull them into their own religious sphere when Pornhub has some clear serious problems that need to be resolved.

The primary issue is that companies value growth above everything else. Measures like strict user verification and ID would stop a lot of these problems in their tracks, but go against the infinite growth model that every other site uses. So instead they farm out content regulation to poorly paid individuals that end up deeply traumatized by the worst content you can imagine while barely doing anything to remove said content when identified.
It isn't bound by the pipeline length. Even without pipelining at all, with poisoning you can do a faulting load into a register and then just mark the value in the register as poisoned. As you perform operations with the value any results are also poisoned. Then maybe dozens or hundreds of cycles later when you store or branch on one of the poisoned values the fault occurs. So pipeline length really doesn't have anything to do with it.

On Itanium you essentially had to double check your values for poison before operating on them in a lot of cases and that caused big performance penalties on conventional code. Other systems restrict the shenanigans you can get up to with your MMU and solve the problem that way but that means you can't run a traditional OS with mmaped files and memory paging and such. I'm not sure what the Tachyum people are doing or if they've got some clever idea to get around all of this.
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People are openly admitting that they prefer to see people exposed to sexuality at younger ages, and to have more vile things normalized like bondage. Society is collapsing and rapture is coming. There is something extremely dirty about turning youth into dopamine slaves and robbing them of their innocence. The bible clearly states in Matthew 18:6 causing a little one to stumble is grounds for drowning
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