skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I thought there were varying amounts of trust with certificate stores?

Local dev certs should go into a personal store or something that is less trusted than something like VeriSign. You shouldn't be able to mint a legit-looking Google certificates with the same private key that's only trusted via a local self-signed certificate.

Maybe I don't understand something.
The title is fun, but this is a terrible paper. Yes, Canadians poke fun at Québécois, and sometimes poutine is used (but rarely these days given its popularity).

But a big part of Canadian culture is being “in on the joke”. We tend to love it when we’re satirized in the media, particularly American media. I think this appreciation for jokes made at our expense is partly responsible for our high volume of comedian exports.

So we make fun of BC folk, they make fun of Torontonians; Quebecois make fun of Acadiens; we all make fun of PEI. It’s not done from malice, just good-natured ribbing about our differences.

This paper is a great example of research-free critical theory.
One nice thing is that this algorithm is very amendable to being augmented with additional data. For example if your initial adjacency matrix gave equal weight to each outgoing link, nothing is stopping you from measuring the actual "transition probabilities" by pervasive tracking / custom DNS servers such as 8.8.8.8 and so on. Moreover it is also easy to generate a personalised model for an individual user by recording their activity over time and using that to predict transition probabilities for websites they might never have visited. In that way you can generate a filter bubble.
I’m honestly kind of surprised at Google’s complete lack of cultural or diplomatic knowledge about Berlin. Kreuzberg is/was the center of artistic culture in the city, and choosing to have a presence there, no matter how small, would clearly be viewed as a corporate American attack on local countercultural values. As another commenter stated, they could have avoided this entire issue by picking somewhere in Mitte or a western suburb.
Yeah - my eyesight is already really bad, but hopefully there will be something like a Kindle Paperwhite with dark theme so my future children won't have to suffer the same.
Money (USD) is controlled by one thing:

* The FED
I don't think there are any great advantages for computational viability. He is introducing a new category-theoretic language, but in the end the same computations have to be done.

In his language, there is no "tape" because instead there is "continuation passing" which plays exactly the same role. I guess he hopes to construct the continuation-passing form at compile time, which limits the application to cases where the tape would be small anyway.

He hints that his approach should allow more parallelization but I don't see it. In practice the people trying to build AD engines are paying attention to the actual computation being done, and understand what can be parallelized. A more abstract understanding of the problem is little help there I think.
Being a native Urdu speaker I second you.
Pinterest should not be considered social. Most users have collections they use for themselves, but in my experience actual social interaction is incredibly rare. I think it’s better to view as having an excellent sharing platform that not all users take advantage of.

In my experience most men are just unaware or uninterested in fashion, design, cooking, and all the things that Pinterest excels at. Personally I love it.... but again, would not consider it a social media platform in the least. Even when I build boards with people, we discuss on a separate place (phone, chat, etc)
True. It won't end well for the dogs.
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So if you don’t accept PIE, what‘s the model you accept? Did Indian and European peoples migrate out of Africa separately according to your model? Using languages to analyze this is indeed a crude tool, but we have something better now: DNA evidence. And so far I at least never heard of DNA being used to disproof the Indo-European relationship, as opposed to some other hypothetical proto-people like Finno-Ugric-Mongolian-Korean-Japanese, whathever the name for that was.

You seem to be a bit emotionally attached to this? I for one like imagining that such a vast and diverse bunch of peoples may go back to just a couple of families crossing deserts, jungles and plains together.
If you've ever been to the San Francisco Bay Area, you'll find that this never happens. Quite the opposite in some cases, the influx of thousands of upper middle-class young techies has priced out families (and teachers). This lowers enrollment, which results in school closures. Circularly, school closures reduces educational funding to the detriment of schools while increasing distance for children to travel to schools, encouraging more families to move away.

Logically you would think as these rich 20-somethings become rich 30-somethings they will start having children, but after 10 years they cannot afford SF either, so they also move away.

Sure, forcing out Google doesn't solve the problem, but it sends a very clear message: Profits are not more important than livable communities.
> The fear was that the incubator would accelerate gentrification.

Sort of understood, given that Germans are a nation of life-long renters (as opposed to home-owners). Gentrification is generally great for the owner and terrible for the renter.
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Stress has a lot of damaging effects in our body. For example it also causes high blood sugar, because it puts your body in a fight or flight mode. High blood sugar gives rise to higher insulin levels, which inhibits leptin and gives you insulin resistance and thus you can develop symptoms of the metabolic syndrome, if not full blown T2 diabetes. Cortisol is also correlated with high levels of ghrelin, the hunger hormone.

This is why if you're stressed ... you can develop diabetes, heart disease, obesity and who knows what else. Stress is an evolved tactic to escape short term dangers. But humans are not designed to be stressed all the time.

I have a close friend that developed diabetes following a period of high stress due to his small business going broke.

Take care of your health first. And sleep 8 hours per day.
Thank god, terminals have dark backgrounds by default :D
Some of what you ask for is impossible in a static type system for a Turing-complete language.

If you want it to happen at runtime, you could accomplish something almost exactly as you describe with macros in multiple mainstream languages. Or, as you alluded, just use business logic.

You'd probably enjoy a more declarative language like Haskell, honestly.
Stabilization deals with orientation. Location cant really be corrected for based on a 2D image.
The Italian government are in a debt crisis not too different from the Greek government debt crisis of 2007/2008.

Italy currently has a slow growing economy and needs a large number of younger economic migrants to increase Italy's competitiveness and pay taxes.
No nature in Prague? Where did you move that's better? There is lots of nature within Prague: Petrin, Prokop Udoli, Divoka Sarka, Stromovka, Krcsky les, Kunraticky les, Hostivar, Milicovsky les,... Mountains (Krkonose... but you can ski there) are like 120km away. And there is lots of other nature areas within 100km, hills, valleys, rock formations, castles, dams.
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Canada passed a carbon tax that will give most Canadians more money
> A class is something everyone can read and understand.

This is simply not true. Your post is very strange, you just assume classes are simple and boring but everything else is 10-20 files with fancy magic and blah blah blah.

The truth is that Dan is wrong about what makes code boring. Immutability is boring. Dan just likes Go.
Agreed, it's not really a valid excuse. Hopefully a scheduler re-write comes along soon to alleviate those concerns. I absolutely share them; I can't read any of that code anymore
Don't they just go to bed too late ? Only speaking from my school experience, our school started at 7:30am was ok, but I only got to bed at like 11pm'ish - only cause I was fussing+fiddling with my pc. If school started at 10am - I would have gone to bed at like 2am !
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Let's hope then that Hřib is sensible enough that if he finds out he's not up to the job in the process, he'll cede it to Čižinský
You're absolutely right, and I highly recommend Duo Insight! While I developed Gophish, I also work at Duo so I'm happy to discuss the differences between the two. :)

While my experience with Gophish was one of the things that brought me to Duo, Insight is not based on Gophish at all. I had the privilege of working with the team of engineers who built Insight and they are amazingly talented. It's a really high-quality product from an incredible team.

You hit the nail on the head as to why someone may prefer Insight to Gophish. Gophish, while being easy to set up, still requires _some_ setup and hosting. With Insight, everything is managed for you. This has significant time savings and infrastructure savings.

The downside to this is flexibility, which is what Gophish offers. Insight offers a good few pre-built templates while Gophish lets you create your own. You control everything and have the ability to tailor phishing campaigns exactly how you want them. Gophish was also built from the ground-up to be driven by an API, and has other features that may useful in more red-team scenarios (such as credential capture).

The other benefit to Gophish that you mentioned is that, since you control the infrastructure, you control all of the data end-to-end.

So while they're in a similar space, they're pretty different products with different strengths and weaknesses. If you're just starting to look into running a phishing simulation, I'd lean towards giving Insight a shot since it's super quick and easy to get a campaign out the door. Once you need more flexibility and power, Gophish is an easy transition. :)
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The closest seem to be Lowrisc.org and the Incore Shakti chip. LowRisc seems behind on their original timeline plan. Shakti booted Linux in August. Can't tell if they just want to make chips though...LowRisc is going to make full RPI type boards.
> I don't understand how is it possible to design a paper ballot that is confusing.

Say hello to the butterfly ballot: https://www.asktog.com/columns/042ButterflyBallot.html

> You receive each paper by the post before an election AND there is always all the papers in the voting place anyway.

That opens the possibility to observe people picking up the paper of $CONTROVERSIAL_CANDIDATE and dropping it into the box, thus revealing who they voted for.
Sorry I’m not fluent in your shit writing.
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Also I wonder if this means TV and Video Games etc. aren't as bad for eyesight as they should have the same visual statistics as natural scenes (as they display natural scenes more or less) despite TV being demonised as bad for eyesight for generations.

Whereas when you think about it staring at dark symbols on a bright background is really unnatural and therefore it is reasonable that it can affect visual development.
Please see my other comments.

But building on the idea, that because Germany/Berlin being a tenant place there are no gains to lock in - that logic would then conclude that there can't be gentrification at all. Which is of course nonsensical.

Gentrificators don't need to be property owners, in fact gentrification theory explicitly states the opposite: that it's usually new tenants that change poor/working-class neighborhoods and spark the gentrification process. Those tenants are so called "pioneers", usually high educated, creative class, affluent and thus able to buy property even after the gentrification process has started.
How is life in Prague for English-only speakers who want to relocate for a few months?

The city itself is so beautiful.
Google people want to work where there is culture because they don't have any. They just consume it with algorithms, extract the value, reprocess it and redistribute it. They pull everything out of context so it looses its broader meaning.

For instance, if I google image search for "women in bikinis" I get hundreds of thousands of women in bikinis, but not the broader narrative of their lives and personalities. It is completely decontextualized and drops all the other dimensions of the context in which these photos were taken.

In the same way, Google employees lack context because everything is a component, they moved from somewhere else and have been assimilated into the great corporate standardization. They crave things with context, but when they try and coexist with it, their enormous economic superiority draws the interest of the whole world to extract from that environment that which promotes their ability to decontextualize and conform the world around them and the decontextualization whirlwind grows around them.
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> or better yet: wipe and reinstall, change your Google passwords, and all your other passwords, too.

FTFY
That sounds a lot more like it. :)

Care to share your script?
According to some reports, they're planning a large campus (500 jobs) in Lisbon, Portugal.
front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18307524
I think the question was about the city, not the country.
It's not just employees that suffer from high stress.

Coming from a family that has a few small businesses (construction, manufacturing, food), I can tell you that prolonged stress will age and exhaust you very quickly and the recovery doesn't always happen (PTSD has a long lasting affect). I remember reading Peter Thiel's book Zero to One (I think it was his book) where he mentioned being on the floor and dry heaving or where he was curled up in a ball crying/freaking out. I couldn't help but laugh because it's more common then you think.

Working for someone can be stressful but you can walk out if you need to.Running your own business and mortgaging your home and family is insanely stressful. Small business people typically have it the worst, it's not for the faint of heart.
Assuming the working theory from one of my previous citations on beta amyloid is correct, it's the beta amyloid produced to entangle the herpes virus in the brain that's cleaned out nightly by sleep.

Edit:

Less sleep -> more beta amyloid link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16026655

Beta amyloyd -> herpes entanglement: https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(18)30526-9

None of this is definitive, mind you, but as each new bit of research comes out, a new piece of the puzzle appears to be put in place. Ultimately the question ends up being answered by a more comprehensive wide-scale experimental study tracking herpes mitigations of any sort and any possible reduction in alzheimer's occurrences, basically a larger version of this: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322463.php
A savvy admin should outsource spam management and not spend time on crude techniques that inevitably cause false positives.
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I agree too.

I write a lot of LaTeX documents and use the TeX Live distribution to typeset them, so I understand why the name TeXMe could cause some confusion.

This project only cares about protecting the LaTeX content (the MathJax supported LaTeX, not the "real" LaTeX) by hiding it from the Markdown processor, so that the Markdown processor cannot mangle the LaTeX code before it is fed to MathJax.

I could have named it MathMe, JaxMe, or something similar that would have eliminated this confusion between MathJax supported TeX/LaTeX[1] and the "real" TeX/LaTeX. However, unfortunately I did not spend sufficient time thinking about a good name for this project, thus the name TeXMe.

[1]: http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/tex.html
It's not that simple.

Castle laws and a high likelihood of any particular household being armed tends to result in the sort of shenanigans like described in TFA not happening at all because it becomes an unnecessary risk from the point of the people who are approving it.

The (IMO) best example of this is abuse of no-knock search/arrest warrants. When you kick down someone's door in the middle of the night they're likely to shoot at you if they can. Yelling "police" won't be enough to prevent someone from shooting back a lot of the time because people don't generally have the best situational awareness after being woken up at 3AM by a bang. The police are well aware of that any no-knock warrant has a chance of killing on of their own which would result in a lot of questions being asked and a need to justify to the public their actions that lead to the death of the officer. Getting officers killed because you wanted to play cowboy when it wasn't strictly necessary is not something the police unions and professional associations take kindly to. No chief wants that on their record. This is why sloppy/unjustifiable use of no-knock warrants is rarer places where a large chunk of the population (particularly the lower classes) are armed.

It's not about you personally being able to shoot back. It's about having the ability to and how that affects the risk/reward equation for the people calling the shots who have to think at the statistical level.

Back to the article, a judge is much less likely to give the ok for some corporate lawyers, a locksmith and a bailiff (i.e. not a bunch of uniformed police officers) to go poke around someone's property if there's a chance that it could provoke an armed confrontation (which could end in a way that could come back to bite him/her).

If Mr. Lackman resided in a "rough" trailer park in a state with castle doctrine and constitutional carry (which as an aside tend to actually be almost free of violent crime) I guarantee at least one employee in the courtroom would have giggled a little when the corporate lawyers described where they wanted to go and what they want to do. It would be like someone asking to release some tiny bug fix on prod on Black Friday, sure it would probably work fine and nothing would go wrong but you'd get laughed at for asking because it's just not worth the risk.
Amazon’s sales mainly from search ads doubled to $2.5 billion
While I may agree with you, didn’t the article say people were relatively well off?
Predatory entities like huge corporations or legal trolls have the process of producing a court order entirely automated and an individual is simply unable to defend oneself without reacting accordingly at the right time. e.g. in the process of copyright trolling in Germany, one at some point has only 14 days to reject the claim sent from the court, otherwise the process automatically by default favours the predatory entity.
Stress can also cause diabetes, which in turn can also leave you blind.

Are you sure you haven't developed diabetes? I'm asking because it seems that a lot of people suffering from it are not diagnosed until it's too late.
They usually are behind a closed booth, at least in Spain.
Probably best to not advise anyone based on random comments from some dude/dudette on the internet...
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It isn't that they need to inspect the contents of the packets, tcp and udp flow analysis will reveal VPN traffic patterns even if the crypto is perfect. What I've seen reported is that people using openvpn see it work for a while, then increasing latency and packet loss, then eventually total lack of ability to move traffic between the two endpoint IPs.
... or Adlershof for that matter.
Here is an article, let's hope the translation is bearable.

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Out of curiosity, any tips for companies small enough to not warrant an ops position, but also so "lean" (read: broke) that we can't too heavily rely on cloud solutions?

Ie, I advocate self hosting a lot in my ~8dev team (in a real, 10 year old small company). I advocate this, because the last company I was at was the traditional startup and we blew tons of money on cloud solutions. Ie, if we needed to aggregate logs, we threw everything at papertrail, rather than managing it ourselves. This has given me a cost aversion, so I theoretically prefer self hosting when sane. Mostly for everything but actual VMs.

With that said, a lot of self hosting leads to a lot of infra. I agree that hiring devs who also know ops is a good way to go (and would fit us well), but in this scenario, do you still think it's the better/best?

edit: to be clear, I advocate using AWS/etc. I don't advocate using dozens of SaaS options to solve our modest needs at non-modest prices. Many SaaS solutions were designed for scales much larger than ours, self hosting seems most apt.
> At some point you "upgrade" your economy and build a new selection robots, tanks, artillery and planes that are almost identical to the first batch but are bigger and better.

While this is somewhat true, there are definitely T1 units that trump T2 and T2 that trump T3, due to specializations and cost. For instance, massed T2 UEF AA units are great for taking out T3 air on the cheap; especially if you're focused on land combat.
Now we have https://github.com/susam/mdme too (a stripped down fork of TeXMe), thanks to a suggestion on this thread.
Man, allergists might actually have to do some real science soon instead of coasting on diphenhydramine, prednisone, selling shots, and various other remedies that haven't changed since 1955.

Oh yeah, forgot monoclonal antibodies, the new, ungodly expensive series of IV drugs that have amazingly awful side-effects. Can't wait to see what those do to bodies 10-50 years down the line.
In my enterprise dev mgr role in maintaining a legacy codebase while introducing new features I used to talk w/ my team in terms of "software gardening".
A cool advantage is that one should be able to just write the file by hand in any Markdown (or text) editor on any random PC, and then with this fairly easy to remember one-liner insta-convert it to a pretty document for viewing in a browser. I'd go this far as positing that this could become somewhat of a "standard preamble" for .md files... or at least that it could be an interesting thought experiment to imagine that :)

Well done!