skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Equifax is worse because it is a true monopoly. Cannot rent a condo buy a house do anything without dealing with those government backed extortionists. Whatever nyt or the left want to say you can absolutely live without fb, using it is a choice
I don't think forbidding hot coffee at drive-thrus is unambiguously in favor of safety, since not-so-hot coffee encourages people to drink while driving, which could cause an accident. Some people want to drink on their way to the office or home, and others want coffee that is still hot when they get there. The consequence of the litigation seems to be that the former group of customers is privileged, but I'm not certain that is an overall social good even if you prioritize safety - and some would of course be happy to trade off others safety for their own hot coffee.

There seems to be an unlimited supply of people always popping up to "debunk" the "myths" about the Liebeck case who seem to deflect from the fact that it is normal for coffee to be brewed at near boiling temperatures[1] that cause the sort of damage that was at issue. I could burn myself severely while draining pasta too, if I pour hot water all over my pants and don't remove them; it doesn't mean boiling water is too hot for cooking nor that say, a manufacturer of a non-defective pot is to blame.

Added reference due to downvoting:

[1] http://www.ncausa.org/About-Coffee/How-to-Brew-Coffee

"Your brewer should maintain a water temperature between 195 to 205 degrees Fahrenheit for optimal extraction."
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We have a compiler from a subset of Ada & SPARK to C: http://docs.adacore.com/live/wave/gnat_ccg/html/gnatccg_ug/g...

But that's not the same as having a full certified (in the sense of Coq) compiler. If we were to use a CompCert-like approach, we'd have to redo it in Coq. Not a small feat.

Regarding approaches that build safety/security by developing a language on top of C, that has been tried so many times that I don't think it can work. The use of the same syntax is deceptive, as you end up doing a lot of redesign/rewrite (as anyone who has done program proof would expect), so none of these sticked. Even those trying to enforce properties by design and runtime checking instead of proof (CCured, Cyclone). Better to stick with C then and use an appropriate toolset like Frama-C.
Wasn’t that the case with Jack Ruby?
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My (potentially limited) understanding: Certification by an ASV doesn't free you from any responsibilities. You could still violate the DSS even if an ASV clears you.
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This is too optimistic but if they don't care about selling macs maybe they'll drop the requirement to develop on mac?
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There's a difficult problem with precedence and unary operators. For example:

set_field !list_end 1 cons

cannot be parsed. Anyway since then I rewrote the lexer to work like the sibling comment and I'm still getting that working.
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Auditors will confirm the result of the audit but usually not disclose the content of the audit report.
Apt is the update mechanism for the system. OS updates, application updates, etc. It's a core piece of software on a Debian-related system. Brew behaves more like an alternate software repository...it's not like you're using it to fetch your kernel updates in macOS.
"I have to say the field was a complete rag-bag of fragile, vague methods. And efforts to extend these didn't help them."

You say that like it's not still state-of-the-art in machine learning and AI today. (And piloting self driving vehicles around public roads...)
It's trivially credible that Apple will use its own chips in macs - it already has cpu's faster that its low-end, ultra portables. They could have done it years ago.

But less credible that they will only use their own chips. However, there have been complaints that Apple's high-end hasn't been very high recently - maybe laying the ground-work, lowering expectations?
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People tend to flag copycat posts about topics that have already been posted/discussed extensively.

It's less about "Telsa fans" and more about "HN fans" who prefer the site to be focused on discussions about new, interesting things rather than repetitive outrage-inducing things.

None of this is to say the topic isn't important, but a topic's importance is separate to how much value there is in discussing it repeatedly here, particularly when it stirs such heated emotions in some people.
Well, at least they didn't leak their customers' HIV statuses, unlike the other security breach I read about yesterday...
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Performance wise though, the iPad is totally gonna best any Android tablet out there right now.
Lots of people across the fediverse like gaming. You just need to pick an instance that isn't heavy on censorship so you don't find yourself trapped in a small sandbox. Many Mastodon instances suffer from this problem so you might want to try some of the older GNU Social instances that federate with a wider audience like loadaverage or quitter.se
True but worth mentioning different forces were at stake there and here (although both very dark).

In Swartz case, prosecutor was trying to make example of him because his public University made/is making tons of money for providing information that should be free (or already is)

In this case, I would imagine they want peoples info to be leaked and exposed as much as possible, just to have a good reason to fine those for-profit private companies.

Edit: in other words - show me a priest who doesn't want you to sin, or a cop who doesn't want you to break the law, or a doctor who is not fine with people getting sick. Otherwise they would all be out of job.
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On your last point: START "title" [/D path] [options] "command" [parameters]

It's been there since forever (Win95?).

start (without parameters) - open a new CMD window

start . - open an Explorer window of $PWD

start <DPATH> - open an explorer window of DPATH dir
Do you have a write-up of this anywhere? When I installed AT&T fiber I looked into this briefly, but I didn't find any success stories other than manual VLAN reassignment.
I typically just shout into the void and follow most people who engage with my posts. Its a big network out there
That's a great suggestion and might work well with vmware.
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> If you don't think you have the right thing yet, having other people try out what you know is the wrong thing isn't going to be very useful.

I disagree, because think ≠ know. Now, usually that's an issue we talk about when the creator thinks what they have is right, but it's just as true and relevant when they think it's wrong. You can both be wrong about it being wrong and, perhaps more often, be wrong about how it's wrong. Without some interaction with the target market, you lose feedback and course correction.
The Mac environment takes some getting used to, it took me years to learn all the little details, like if you select a bunch of folders and double-click, it will open all of them. To close them all, option-click the close button.

I do find Finder to be inferior to explorer in almost every way. That tree pane on the left is too useful.
Voat.com has been around for a while. They made a decent push during some reddit drama ~2 years ago. However, looking through voat 'subverses' aka subreddits they look pretty dead for the counterparts that I visit on reddit ex: www.reddit.com/r/homebrewing vs www.voat.com/v/homebrewing and www.reddit.com/r/unrealengine vs www.voat.com/v/unrealengine

Their 'HOT' ordering makes the site look dead where they should probably take into account newer stories as everything in the 'HOT' ranking is years old (except for heavier trafficked subverses)
Maybe all we need is just a simple news aggregator
"a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge"
That is exactly my point. Doing your scholarship is doing your part to organize knowledge. Systematically building knowledge means building on others, and knowing what you build on.

So the quote (which you don't attribute to anyone other than "wiki" - a citation here would be useful) really proves my point. If you're doing not doing your scholarship, you are not doing science, or research, you are tinkering.

Again, there's nothing wrong with tinkering.
I've been using homebrew for years and have never heard of this. Maybe the reason there's only 285 patrons is that the patreon page has not been promoted in any way that I can remember?
Intel is bringing its most powerful Core i9 processors to laptops
In that case, just copy the SQLAlchemy design.

It has a functional API and an ORM API, and have a very rich set of join strategies available.
yes. At the very least, there are the autonomous system registration fees paid to ARIN for the prefix. CloudFlare might just be paying APNIC for the two addresses it needs, though, or in some kind of agreement. Either way, CloudFlare paid in some way to be the sole entity on the internet allowed to advertise for prefixes containing 1.0.0.1 and 1.1.1.1 over BGP to its peers.
> Group their posts, which can be flicked through as a cluster.

That's how flickr deals with mass uploaders.
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If there was some pen optimized IDE might be an interesting option
The big difference, IMO, is the extent of the redesign. Digg went past graphics & UX into the core experience of the site and how content propagation worked, alienating power users and key content aggregators.

Reddit seems to be focusing mostly on the visual. While this may regress the site in some ways it shouldn't have the same relationship killing power.
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Macs are macOS and iOS developer-centric devices, those hardly need homebrew.

Other types of developers were a kind of nice to have regarding sales, but no longer relevant.
Yes, but without net neutrality it's perfectly legal theft.
What is the future of optimizing compilers?
> The fact that it is owned by Facebook is enough to make me stay away.

That’s fair, but I think it’s important to be very explicit if that’s the criticism.

It’s true that Facebook can see your contacts list if you share it with WhatsApp but no one ever claimed that they couldn’t. This isn’t a security vulnerability as such.

The second article you linked is from before WhatsApp’s move to the Signal protocol.

Yes, it’s owned by Facebook and yes, it’s closed source, but WhatsApp has brought end-to-end encryption to over a billion people. For the vast majority of use cases it’s a huge security improvement.
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You'd need people to post to fetchable places first, say, their own website, or at least tumblr.
Somebody needs to write a Peter Thiel / Not Peter Thiel script, and cross reference the photos with his Friendster profile pic where he was shirtless on a boat advertising for twinks (pro tip for people who think he was outed by Gawker, he was one of the most obvious closet cases in San Francisco).
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I noticed that a surprisingly large number of comments on Voat were anti-semitic and/or racist.

Totally out of context, I mean.

You might expect hate speech on political subreddits/subverses, but on Voat these were just out of the blue, and numerous.
This is not my experience. AMP is consistently slower than normal desktop pages or mobile pages when offered. I've measured this myself on my own phone countless times.

CNN is also probably one of the worst offenders, so the example is rather cherry picked nor does it represent my usual browsing in any way.
As far as I could tell as a non Chrome user, Chrome Cleanup Tool is a separate download from Chrome. Chrome may prompt to install it under some circumstances. However, what's described in the article does not appear to be a functionality that exists in normal Chrome installation.
re: creating iOS Apps on an iPad - I've been using Continuous IDE for doing this. It includes Xamarin Forms, as well as native bindings. I've created a few non trivial apps in it. The benefit is that you can bootstrap the app really quickly in code and if you really want to scale it up, move it to the Mac to clean up. You can also almost take the code from a VS Mac projects and run it directly on an iPad.. it just needs a few hoops to be jumped through at the moment to get the files on the device.
If you leave the front door open, your security is still breached when someone breaks in. You're just dumb for leaving the front door open.
Unless I'm missing something, the article you linked to conflates anecdotes from America with statistics from England and Wales. Other problems abound in the article.
Incredibly sloppy job on the part of The Atlantic.
While I fully understand that without universal insurance in the US, it may be most expedient to go after someone like McDonald's with deep pockets, I am tired of hearing how shocking and unconscionable it is that coffee could be served at a near boiling temperature.

I make coffee nearly every morning by boiling water in a tea kettle and pouring it over coffee grounds in a Melitta filter. If I poured or spilled it on my genitals, that would be bad. Doesn't make an approximately 200F temperature incorrect though.[1]

[1] See the National Coffee Association on how to brew coffee at http://www.ncausa.org/About-Coffee/How-to-Brew-Coffee
Audio seems to be getting more personal now. Now that everyone can have just about every song ever, nobody wants a shared listening experience anymore. Half the reason to have a great stereo was because people couldnt afford tons of content to play, so having a nice room filling stereo meant others could hear and enjoy it too. I have fond memories of my uncles listening room. He was a tube amp hi-fi junky and every visit included at least an hour of deep listening sessions.
> because subfolders are subpackages and relative imports don't work

Really ? Is that a bug, or by design ? If the later, what's the rationnal about it ?
Oh yes, I'm a terrible hacker, I rarely write code anymore. An unfortunate byproduct of academia is that you get "promoted out of the job", and all the hands-on work is done by your lab members.

I didn't mean to imply that tinkering was inferior to research - the whole premise was just to tease out how they're different, with different audiences, as you say. Interestingly, the discussion here has been dominated by people who think that I look down on them. People who've discussed it in other fora have not read the post that way.
Spotify is very far from ideal, or even fromwhat last.fm had when it comes to radio based on song though.
Does that matter in this context? All I see here is talk of SSH and vim.
Can you give examples of the GUI and CLI integration? I have a mac, but mostly use a Linux desktop, so I don't know what I'm missing.
From New Delhi(Airtel), India

test1 test2 test3 test4 test5 test6 test7 test8 test9 test10 Average
cloudflare 35 ms 58 ms 89 ms 14 ms 14 ms 42 ms 44 ms 35 ms 13 ms 29 ms 37.30
cloudflare2nd 17 ms 16 ms 39 ms 57 ms 26 ms 42 ms 42 ms 64 ms 41 ms 64 ms 40.80
google 93 ms 98 ms 184 ms 246 ms 277 ms 122 ms 97 ms 91 ms 241 ms 82 ms 153.10
google2nd 60 ms 44 ms 43 ms 363 ms 90 ms 103 ms 110 ms 210 ms 10 ms 28 ms 106.10
quad9 284 ms 255 ms 204 ms 479 ms 292 ms 270 ms 282 ms 298 ms 279 ms 283 ms 292.60
opendns 35 ms 50 ms 34 ms 207 ms 42 ms 221 ms 34 ms 94 ms 36 ms 35 ms 78.80
norton 70 ms 80 ms 80 ms 90 ms 73 ms 38 ms 38 ms 43 ms 42 ms 44 ms 59.80
cleanbrowsing 271 ms 275 ms 283 ms 455 ms 333 ms 389 ms 406 ms 273 ms 235 ms 238 ms 315.80
yandex 263 ms 285 ms 304 ms 262 ms 403 ms 172 ms 298 ms 562 ms 222 ms 340 ms 311.10
adguard 346 ms 388 ms 317 ms 457 ms 243 ms 325 ms 396 ms 386 ms 394 ms 328 ms 358.00
neustar 130 ms 213 ms 196 ms 140 ms 281 ms 205 ms 73 ms 114 ms 104 ms 169 ms 162.50
comodo 277 ms 332 ms 252 ms 275 ms 298 ms 267 ms 302 ms 293 ms 277 ms 193 ms 276.60
A shame, I am a big fan of their PM3 Headphone and it’s companion amplifier the HA2.

I was hoping they would be developing these two further.

Both were well received by the audio crowd at large.
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