skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It gives power back to mobile operators, and that's a step back for net neutrality. My experience with mobile operators is that they are universally horrible, both on technical and business level.

MMS has been a dumpster fire since the beginning. They haven't improved it in all these years, but still price it as if they hand deliver the messages on a golden plate (my operator's cheapest MMS price is 20x more expensive than the same bandwidth on their data plan, and the regular price is closer to 300x markup).

These are the operators that put uninstallable crapware on phones they're able to touch (Apple has won a hard battle here; phones used to be sold on operators' terms before the iPhone). These are the operators that are unwilling to secure caller ID. These are the operators that sell their user's traffic. These are the operators charge fuck-you prices for roaming. I don't want them to be in control of anything.

RCS will be just an extra item to upsell, and the technology — which is already worse than every competitor — will be left to languish forever.
What error are you getting? Because for us it seemed that the Cloudflare <-> HerokuDNS link was down. But even then I was able to access my app from the dashboard (like https://my-app.herokuapp.com/)
I am receiving "This Service is Currently Unavailable" when submitting the form.
Really neat. I see he has an article on something called Angband. I remember playing something like that called Moria. I looked it up and it sounds like Angband is basically like a fork of Moria.
Suicidal for whom?
Glue Work
> F. that, the only viable solution I see for my country is an exit from the EU, but the money (still) coming in from Bruxelles is too good to leave aside for pesky political principles, so of course that no serious politician from around these parts puts the problem that way.

Without any shadow of a doubt, the EU is trying to create a super state. In its original scope it was a trade union, but it has clearly exceeded its mandate. They now actively look towards creating an army and will be soon forced to start significantly increasing taxes (for complex reasons).

Your sovereignty is worth the cost in the long run. You get a large EU tax, and then Brussels decides that it knows how to spend your money better than your own government.

Maybe (maybe) you receive an excess amount from Brussels, but there are also hidden costs. One is a slower and more complex political system with many more actors. Another is uncontrolled migration which the EU is currently plagued with. Another is that you are forced to engage in ideological investments your Country may not be aligned with.
Get your ass to Mars.

https://pornpen.ai/view/FIJzwFGkM6A2JEFMOcMk
How do they repurpose them?
Taking the comment in good faith as a more general philosophical question, I think it's quite interesting.

From the fact that weaboos tend to claim their favorite lolis are 9000 year old dragons or whatever, I'm guessing it's already legally fraught to trade drawings of CP. I'm guessing AI generated images would fall in the same category, though where responsibility falls I'm not as clear on. The person who input in such a way as to try to generate CP? The platform the generator is hosted on? Whoever got the training data and did the training? I feel like the person seeking CP is a clear answer but society is looking to hold facebook, twitter, and others responsible for content on their sites so I'm not as sure.
The legal status of fictional pornography depicting minors is a gray area in the United States, but generally mere possession is not criminal without a prior criminal record or involvement with real-life child pornography.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_status_of_fictional_porn...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Handley
My parents want me to live near them...not going to happen unless I get real rich real fast.
Also it could well be broken into multiple rollups that mostly transaction within themselves, with more occasional transactions to and from the main chain or directly between rollups.
Ome of the best I came across, regarding both readability and content:

https://ciechanow.ski/
I am probably in the dying cohort who were mod_python, didn't make uplift to fastcgi and are somewhat mentally stuck in expectation of apache hooks and thin paralellism in our code.

The fastcgi thing was true: I don't for a minute deny what you are saying. But it also stranded some "less agile" minds like me.

I know significant sites using Perl use::CGI; still.
So, searching through encrypted text is a really interesting problem!

It's actually possible under some ciphers / search algorithms - if the client generates encrypted inverted index entries when submitting a post, and encrypts their (vectorized) search query using the same key, the server can compare them and return a scored list of IDs.

You do need to weaken the encryption scheme somewhat - in particular, term-frequency analysis becomes possible.
Right? Elon was pretty much insinuating, before the deal, that he thought the bot problem on twitter was much bigger than what Twitter officially stated. And now he's trying to get out of the deal by claiming that the bot problem on twitter was much bigger than what Twitter officially stated.
Correct - though the US doesn’t have a dramatically higher suicide rate compared to countries with vastly lower gun related homicide rates. So excluding non self inflicted rates may provide the more relevant metric for this analysis.
Financial services: lending, borrowing, fractionalization, using oracles to peg tokens to real-world assets like USD and EUR, equities, perhaps eventually physical goods like gold bullion, high-end liquor, physical property.

Payments: transfers, escrow, crowdfunds, auctions, charitable giving, royalty splitting.

Digital property: name aliases, user accounts, single sign on. See Lens Protocol and Farcaster which build on these ideas.

Art and collectibles, obviously. See Art Blocks, Foundation, SuperRare.

Experimental protocols and games like PoolTogether, 0xMonaco CTF, Dark Forest.

Privacy preserving payment rails like Aztec, Polygon Nightfall.

Game economies like Skyweaver.

Once Ethereum development is a little further along and L2 landscape more mature, there will be a lot more applications that can start to be built on top of the ledger. Think higher-level abstractions like ticketing, in-app and in-game assets, better payment processors. These would not use Ethereum mainnet directly for every transaction, but instead use a higher-level abstraction like a zkEVM rollup or validium.
> If, for example, we somehow capture 20% more of the solar energy we receive on the surface and do not return it to space, we will cook ourselves. In other words, any so-called solution that seeks to transform solar energy into magical beans to precipitate CO2 from the atmosphere has provide solid accounting of how it will affect energy balance. After all, a CO2 reduction solution isn't so unless it can operate at a planetary scale. And, because of that, it will require an astronomical amount of energy and matter to work.

Trees and algae did it once. We can do it again with PVs which are 10-20x as efficient as photosynthesis.

Also you're conflating renewable energy and geoengineering. Stopping the output is a much more tractable problem than gathering CO2 and doing something with it at 500ppm. For the former, you only need to pull a few economic levers, make some very rich people very angry, and current technology makes new fossil fuel extraction very difficult.

For the latter, we have the technology, and the costs are even small compared to the amount of public money spent on suppressing prices of fossil fuels (a couple trillion would cover the energy, and a few trillion for sabatier reactors is small compared to just the most recent gulf wars) but the political problem is probably intractable under capitalism.

More realistically geoengineering will likely take a less energy intensive form like high altitude sulfate seeding and have major 'unforseen' consequences that hurt people outside the global north.
I bet they’re Eskimo brothers too
Back in the day we called it softcore. Today it's not porn unless someone's step-relation's rectum is suffering irreparable damage. Barbarians.
Why wouldn't they use IPv6 for that? Compatibility issues?
Three really is a crowd isn't it.
Dropbox's original YC application (2007)
> This is just “everything happens for a reason” translated into hustlespeak.

What? That makes absolutely no sense.

It's a frank acknowledgement of the fact that nothing stays the same, including you. The decisions you make today affect your trajectory and where you'll be tomorrow, next week, next year, next decade, until death.

None of this assigns meaning, reason, or purpose to any of it.
I traveled to Austin recently, it was definitely better than Houston but could use a lot of improvements.
And that was just the beginning.

Companies like Tata and Infosys also required their H1B employees to grant them power of attorney, and they would also file fraudulent tax returns on behalf of employees.

As a foreigner living in another country, you represent your country. Depending on what you do, you may be opening doors or closing doors.
Good catch! I hope this is applicable to the kubernetes ingress controller.
> significant switching costs

but you don't have to switch, you can have both at once.
Wow I'll never look at Machamp the same way again
Can I introduce you to semaglutides newer, better cousin, tirzepatide? https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2206038?query=TO...

50% of participants on 10 and 15mg doses lost 20% of initial body weight!
From the source:

> The Obverse-End Wizards know how to make the Smoke colorful, and make it display letters in a myriad styles, and allow the Onlooker to manipulate the Smoke themselves.

> The Reverse-End Wizards have magics to move knowledge along the many threads of the Web, bringing it to the Smoke for the Onlooker to See, or from the Onlooker to some distant node of the Web where it will be processed into something of use

> The Obverse- and Reverse-End Wizards commonly work together; sometimes they are even the same person, and we call them the Full-Stack Wizards (stack is a corruption of tzahua, meaning to spin or weave, referring to the Great Web).
It does for me lol, but I would describe this as well within the "soft-core" category. I mean they're different than images of, idk, a naked person just doing normal naked person stuff with no sexual undertones, like showering or whatever. I wouldn't consider that porn, but, it's hard to imagine a context where I'd be consensually shown such an image (taken of a person with their consent) in a way that wasn't meant to sexual stimulate me. I guess maybe like, a medical context? I'm not a doctor but there's an obvious difference between these naked images and the kinds you'd expect of someone sending in to their doctor because they're worried about a lump or something.
Anyone can write bad software with terrible APIs. That isn't the problem of the language and certainly doesn't make it 'terrible for library developers'.

My point is that I've written a library that gets a lot of use. It has decent enough APIs. Nobody is writing blog posts like this about my stuff.
I volunteer as tribute
that’s very insightful! I’ll look further into it
It seems that their service is back up
You might like 0xMonaco:

https://0xmonaco.ctf.paradigm.xyz/
Same boat for me. How long do you think you'll wait to go back to CNAME's?
> The complete lack of 2D panels is a dealbreaker for any kind of instrument training.

Eh. If that's what you need, that can be easily done with its APIs. The main issue would be if you wanted them to overlap the simulator window, but drawing those on a different monitor should be fine. Why do you need that exactly?

You can also get hardware and have real tactile buttons and screens at your fingertips.

Asobo is doing a great job, what are you on about? The older version flight models were never that great, you had to use a bunch of third party software. Microsoft has been spending a lot of resources in fine tuning their new model and comparing that with tracking data they are taking from real flights.
Absolutely not. You can't unlock it without picking up. Like you are drinking coffee and the phone is resting nearby and then you need to unlock it to see some notification. With front mounted sensor you just gently touch it, and that's it.
I use a faraday bag and keep my phone in it when driving. Not only do I avoid untimely interruptions but it also conceals my location history.

Unfortunately my car has a cellular modem built in, but I pretty much disabled it by disconnecting the antenna and replacing it with a dummy load.
Ayo what the fuck
I wish people would explain why they're downvoting these ethics-related comments so aggressively, because I'm interested in these conversations and not sure why other users find them irrelevant.
>It seems like what most products really are is an ass covering service

You do have a pretty good idea then. Sadly, this is exactly what it looks like at the moment: because business decisions are made by clueless dummies, there’s no way to sell a proper product; to make money you need to focus on snake oil instead.
I'm having some trouble finding it through search, but if I recall, this project was submitted to HN at some point.
Waydroid?
I mean, okay. But it's not like he had $44B in cash lying around.

Implicitly, this was always, "I'm going to trade X% of Tesla for 100% of Twitter." Then the valuation of both Twitter and Tesla dropped, so to the extent that you think the "value" of a business is wholly determined by its fundamentals, then okay, they're both still the same "value" but now have lower prices.

Except that he hadn't sold the Tesla yet, so he was trading Tesla (at new lower price) for Twitter (at old higher price), and if you previously thought that X% of Tesla was worth Twitter, and Twitter is still worth the same thing, it's now X+Y% of Tesla.

Of course, it's not like the fundamentals of Twitter didn't change. Twitter's revenue comes from advertising, and it's entirely reasonable to believe that it was actually materially affected by the economic downturn, not just in terms of the speculation of the stock, but by how the business functions.

(None of this is to take the position that Musk ought to be able to back out of the deal: if the market had gone even hotter and now Musk could've traded less than X% of Tesla for the agreed upon, now conservative price for Twitter, it's not like the deal would've been renegotiated.)
hahaha this is cool
It usually is, but not until you commit. I want it instead of a recruiter convo. Which is useless.
If I am reading the chart correctly, it says a total of (13 + 130 - 7) homes are no longer vacant? That's not a lot
Yes, this is a discussion forum, so while you're welcome to pose ethical questions, you should also feel free to weigh in on them too ;) It's a challenging question.

Is it the mere fact of someone being aroused by children that makes child pornography offensive to society, or is it our belief that the creation of such materials necessary involves some degree of exploitation? If the latter, what about the well-documented risks of exploitation of consenting adult pornographic performers? Does access to pornography increase or decrease adults' tendencies to engage in unsanctioned sexual acts?
Golang has https://pkg.go.dev.
Rust has https://docs.rs

Golang entire standard library is documented. Plus with how the language is designed docs don’t need to change with new versions. Just with new functions.
Almost every point here applies to all non-immigrant visas. H-1B is better than the others because it allows Indian born citizens to remain in the United States despite the Green Card backlog injustice.
Weirdly, dig +trace works fine, but public resolvers like Google and Cloudflare refuse to return the DNS records. This has to be a DNSSEC issue, right? paging tptacek :p
I've swapped the A records back to the CNAME and all is looking good. The Heroku Dashboard still isn't loading app details though.
Sounds like a political power play then. Should republicans sue to stop it? Not sure if that’s good optics to pursue.
I went back to the CNAME now and everything is up and running. Fingers crossed that Heroku reports to have the issues resolved.
Thank you! You saved our ass.
This is what I find concerning though, we're now seeing the damage of the endless money printing, through inflation.

Inflation causes living costs to go up, which means people have less money for rent, which means people who have borrowed to service mortgages don't get money, which has a knock on effect...meltdown.

Edit: Will guess I got a downvote for using the world meltdown, which was almost sarcasm because the powers that be will never let this happen.
You know how progress goes in this industry. The first nude I ever downloaded was 320x200x16, dithered. All I had to do was stand back 5 feet, squint a li'l...
You came to the right place then! /s

https://youtu.be/RjsThobgq7Q?t=862

The same thing is happening to the US in the Midwest and California, two zones of high agricultural significance.
The driving force between market capitalism isn't selfishness Walter. It's competition.

People innately like to compete and will do so over the dumbest things, like who can get the little puck in the net with sticks the most, or who can correctly guess the sum of a pair of dice.

Market capitalism coopts this most basic of human instincts,not greed, and selfish greed is actually the root of many failures of capitalism endeavors, and human endeavors in general.
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Because murdering people and taking their land is wrong.
A primer on commodity investing:

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/05/021605.asp
Yeah, it's further not psyops because of the simple monetary incentives, namely mortgage tax deduction, and primary home owner capital tax excluding the first 250/500 of profit on a sale. Investment purchases have a few incentives as well.

There's an over reliance on 'ideas' in this message thread, and an under reliance on simply trusting people to reason their own self-interest.
Those students look to be better served by this settlement

https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamminsky/2022/08/05/court-gra...
My career has been 95% c#.

Recently learning rust (spare time) and c++ for work. The documentation for these 2 are awesome!

PostgreSQL has great docs too

I think we are better at writing docs for programming languages than we are at libraries and frameworks. Maybe because languages are more ‘fixed’ and less likely to change so over time they just get better and better.
The "whistleblower" is Mudge? Ok, I didn't care before, but if Mudge is putting his reputation on the line, this is probably actually serious and legit.

Literally the entire security community knows and looks up to Mudge. If anyone finds out that anything he said was bullshit, it will get blasted from the rooftops and he'll become a laughing stock. He would have to want the rest of his career to be working for morons and be ostracized from his friends and community to make this shit up.
This would make for a hilarious blog post
Obvious recent case is Tornado Cash.
there are now numerous unicorn startups and public companies that have been fully remote from day 1. All the most important open source projects have been developed by remote contributors.

95% of cases where I see people complaining about remote work is because the company basically changed nothing about how they operate day to day when Covid started, they are a normal company trying to work remotely. Obviously that is going to fail miserably. Hybrid model is the worst of both worlds
> You shouldn't need type manipulation because you shouldn't be leaning heavily on variable mutation

What does type manipulation have to do with variable mutation? The main examples in the OP were of redux and related libraries, which use huge amounts of type manipulation but almost no mutation. I'm honestly not sure where the link between these two things would be, because to me they seem completely orthogonal.
Imagine making a video game with a poorly trained 3D model generating AI to generate things to chase you. A whole new level of Phasmophobia-style game!
How much more respectful can you get than using actual Nahuatl words and relevant Aztec artwork? It's a pretty damn well researched joke
I think that was always the meaning at some level, to be honest.
On what basis do you say that?

The Fee rentals have all returned when the laws banning them were re-interpreted.

When you say low to middle range, do you include rent-stabilized units in moderate to hot neighborhoods?
this one's gonna give me nightmares.

https://pornpen.ai/view/5fkq15n2JOmv3LoOkoWb

For those who don't want to click, two belly buttons, two nipple on one breast, dead black eyes, older head on younger body.
what boggles my mind even more is US lets people from other visa categories so easily without even vetting but creates so many hurdles for students & tech-workers who definitely contribute more positively to US economy. Take marriage green card route for example. Green card marriage is a widely known term now. Similarly, refugee visa is exploited a lot. I know people who received refugee visa by faking their stories. In some cases they are not even from the country they are claiming to be. All those people who game those visas come and take one or the other form of government support whereas students and tech workers only contribute to the economy.
Based on the new scraping ruling with LinkedIn [0], anything that is "open gate" (as in, accessible without logging in) can be scraped and (I assume) be used by neural networks. The onus, it appears, is to not use it to generate copyrighted works, like Iron Man from Marvel, just as one can use Photoshop as a tool but is still barred from making and selling an Iron Man digital painting.

[0] https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2022/04/18/1...
Our service started coming back up around twenty minutes ago too.
Highly recommend reading A Canticle for Leibowitz - it's a masterpiece that deals with exactly this over (can't exactly remember) 2 thousand years
>…If the latter, what about the well-documented risks of exploitation of consenting adult pornographic performers?

I’m not sure what you’re trying to get at here but your post kind of reads like “child sexual abuse material is equivalent to porn made by consenting adults.” Posing that as a philosophical “what if” and then moving on isn’t very different from just stating that as an opinion.
In an environment where they have a depreciating asset on their books and their rental incomes are falling, these REITs will fold suddenly. They aren't able to just throw money into an incinerator.