skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's rather beside the point. If 63 bits is insecure, then 64 bits is also insecure. If I can brute force 63 bits in a week, I can brute force 64 bits in 2 weeks. If we are worried that 63 bits is a security issue, then the solution isn't increasing to 64 bits, it's increasing to 96 bits, or 128 bits.
as a data point, keto helped me put on a ton of muscle. I do lift weights 6 days per week, but I attribute it to increased testosterone. I've been fairly principled in my approach to experimenting with keto, including doing regular bloodwork.

Prior to keto my T was around 450. Post keto (~2 months in), it was close to 800. I was/am eating a ton of fat. I don't measure it (I eat intuitively based on hunger) but I would estimate my fat intake to be around 200g fat/day or more.

Just my personal anecdote. We'll see how long I live for ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Maybe it was scheduled for next sprint?
Bookmarking for future use, definitely a much needed service for many startups.
Maybe a word on where Harald Blåtand got his nickname from. He apparently had a dead incisor tooth, which had turned bluegrey.
do they support running your own kernel (or even one from a distro) yet?
You are welcome. I'd have to say the biggest benefit for me personally is the distinct separation and permanence leads me to keep it very organized. When I had my files 'in' my system the lines blurred and things got spread all over the place. I still keep my download dir on the base system and only things i really care about make it to the data drive so there isn't much pollution. I'm a bit scatterbrained in that regard and this method accidentally solved that.
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2.5D is more of a retronym after the age of "full" 3D engines came to be. Before then, we'd call anything 3D that looked 3D, and the lines do certainly get blurred.

Wolfenstein 3D for example is practically a 2D game, you could redisplay it as a top-down shooter reminiscent of early 1980s games (much like the early Wolfenstein games, actually), and not lose anything. There is no Z axis in consideration for any game logic.

Doom, on the other hand, actually does have a Z axis, determining which floors can and cannot be reached, how they are displayed, whether projectiles hit enemies or not, and so forth. The (original) engine and map format don't allow any rooms-over-rooms though, so it is still considered 2.5D -- somewhere in between a 2D game and Quake.
> "I'm disappointed that the narrative is trying to label such hard-coded behavior as everything from 'evil' to 'frowned upon'."

The problem isn't so much that it is frowned up or declared evil, but it's that we have somehow built the worst of both worlds: we are most definitely not a "privilege-free" meritocracy, but we like to pretend that we are. The British aristocracy gave their kids all the advantages they could, too, but at least everyone knew that system was unfair and the concept of "noblesse oblige" came out of that knowledge. We've replaced noblesse oblige with "I got all my success through my own brilliance so screw your lazy ass."

I'm not suggesting we return to an aristocratic system, but I am suggesting we fully acknowledge the role of unfair advantage, and luck, in anyone's success, in addition to their own skill and hard work.

One of the things I found most interesting about the current scandal is that one of the parents paid over a million dollars to commit this fraud. With numbers that big you have to wonder why they just didn't give a donation that large - probably would have had a similar effect. I think one main reason is that a donation would make everyone say "Oh, well your kid got in because of your huge donation." (See Jared Kushner). Committing the fraud allows the fiction that it was just skill and hard work that was the reason for the acceptance to continue.
So then why did I get downvoted so hard?
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Recently just seeing how history repeat(1). You can draw the parallel between Florence and silicon Valley. Florence changed how art looks, Galileo changed paradigm with Copernican principle. Math, sculpture, construction and architecture built just in 15th century with great marble.

It was there a chicken and egg problem too: Florence was the heart of Italy which was the heart of the Roman Empire. Half of the world painting and achievements in peak of human creative comes from Italy, and half of those come from Florence.

Like the counter-culture in the 60's (because of war). The same happened in Florence because of the plague people created their counterculture:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Death

Same with silicon Valley , it's the heart of The united state (today Roman Empire). Silicon Valley is filled with smart people and rich people. Florence was rich with wealthy people and great artist: Dante, Michaelangelo etc. Who were also even burried there. We can conclude that Silicon Valley will be remember for its contemporaries: wozniak-steve jobs, Hewlett-Packard etc.

(1)http://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html
I also woke up after a wisdom teeth extraction, while still intubated, choking, and remember the nurse pulling out the tube quite painfully (for me) while I was gagging.

The asshole anesthetist denied it happened.
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7842037
Exactly, don't like GPL?

Don't come around complaining companies are taking advantage of business friendly licensing.
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I also still get a lot of mileage out of IRC, especially the #web channel on Freenode.
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Electronic voting is fundamentally incompatible elections. It's too easy to flip bits, and it always will be. "Hanging chads" etc are trivial issues (I would argue features) compared to the problems digital voting introduces.
Austen, I was wondering if you would consider some online version of Lambda for regions where Lambda isn't there. I don't mean the academic part, but the hiring part. Sort of an evaluation of a student's skills to see if they are on par with those educated by Lambda Faculty.
On the basis of those evaluations/tests/ projects , you can use your network to get those people jobs/ internships.
For eg: I am from India. Currently in a 2nd tier college. Learning ML,NN, Data science and am doing Kaggle currently. But, college CGPA and college name is a major hindrance while getting internships. Am thinking of dropping out after 2nd year, because it's a huge waste of time.
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You get the hashes you trust from the counterparty that you trust. I.e. your bank could print it everywhere.

It’s not less obvious than just trusting your browser vendor.

EDIT: Also note that in the presented approach you can still trust some root CAs. It’s just that the user has to do it explicitly.
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There was also the unwritten contract that users of open source would support their developers.

Instead, every time someone posts something where they are trying to make a living out of their open source dream, there is a pile of posts complaining about having to pay even 0.01 to them, posting free alternatives with half of the features, or forking the project.

Even on a place like HN, which was supposed to be about creating companies in first place.
Well military jets have been doing exactly that - maintaining stability through software on inherently unstable planes that would break up even in straight and level flight in a split second if computer crashes - for 40 years now. And Boeing builds both kinds of planes so they have the experience.
> The analyzer has detected two identically implemented functions. As their names, Convert and ConvertBack, suggest, they were meant to do different things, but the developers should know better.

This is not a bug. Look how the `BooleanNegationConverter` is used:

<RadioButton x:Name="fullKeypad"
...
IsChecked="{x:Bind Model.IsBitFlipChecked, Converter={StaticResource BooleanNegationConverter}, Mode=TwoWay}"/>

<RadioButton x:Name="bitFlip"
...
IsChecked="{x:Bind Model.IsBitFlipChecked, Mode=TwoWay}"/>

Two radio buttons bound to the same boolean value, one with the negation converter. If `fullKeypad` is checked, `IsBitFlipChecked` should be set to false. If `IsBitFlipChecked` is set to true, `fullKeypad.IsChecked` should be set to false. The converter needs to do the same operation in both directions.
Yeah, hear that Amazon? Start supporting the projects that you use in your own company.
This is really the only viable way to support FOSS. Considering the amount of money some people make in tech, they should allocate a % of that to donating to open source projects each year. But no, nothing’s going to change the way we live because we can always take but never give, and now things are changing for the worse.
The thing is, there's the time when nobody has nukes, the time when multiple people have nukes and keep each other in check, and the time where one party has nukes. We've got plenty of experience with no nukes and multiple groups with nukes, but had a very short period where one side had nukes. How confident are we that they wouldn't be used much if that period lasted much longer, and the US was less blindsided by the Russian development of nuclear weapons?

I worry less about a future with lots of planet-killer grade weapons than I do about the period where one group has access to them and the others do not. There are any number of ways to justify violence to yourself when you don't have to worry much about the response. For example, preemptively striking before the other side get the same capability because that might lead to another MAD situation which is arguably worse for the species overall...
I think the "They'll" was referring to the parents.
Similarly, with some practice, identifying engine types by ear (and possibly models) isn’t out of the question. Airplanes, too, not just cars.
YouTube ain't a Gsuite service with SLA. So this is much more likely to have a public report. Whether it's detailed or not is another thing.
Also it's probably due to the underlying GAE or GCS issue is my guess.
MCAS failure is very similar in appearance and have exactly the same solution.

MCAS doesn't behave like a runaway stabilizer. MCAS adjusts the trim periodically and will back off if you apply opposite trim.

The steps to deal with runaway trim are[1]:

1 Control column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hold firmly

2 Autopilot (if engaged) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Disengage

Do not re-engage the autopilot

Control airplane pitch attitude manually with control column and main electric trim as needed.

3 If the runaway stops:

■ ■ ■ ■

So someone trying to make sense of MCAS would logically stop at step 3 and not actually disable MCAS.

1: http://www.737ng.co.uk/737-800%20Quick%20Reference%20Handboo...
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Did noblesse oblige ever really do any good for the lower classes?
Choose GPL - enterprise customers scare to touch your product, no consulting, no fees, no nothing.

Choose "business friendly licensing" - Amazon sell your product as a service, then fork it away.
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I assure you that there is much more hardware supported by the Linux kernel, than what has been added by Android. Termux doesn't run the majority of the Internet, and very few developers use Termux-based distributions for development.
Apples and oranges.

ProtonMail has focus on security, encryption and privacy.

FastMail has focus on features, standards-support and end-user experience.

As always: Pick what suits your needs best.
It takes much less energy and time to modify something electronically. Once physical items are required to be collected, edited or destroyed then evidence becomes significantly more durable.
If you contribute code to a project under Apache 2.0 terms, or a CLA without any copyright assignment, how can a company license it "exclusively ... under their proprietary license"?

You mentioned subjecting an entire project that uses Elastic proprietary code to their proprietary license. Are you confusing source-available terms for copyleft terms?

The licensing situation for Elastic work is far less nebulous than for much other open source, both legally, and in public notices. See:

https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/LICENSE...

Way easier to look at than the nightmare that is 100-character SPDX license expressions for distribution packages.
I still agree with his main point. I got an 800 in Math SAT I & II, and I am far from a Math genius. I don't think you need to implement the Putnam exam, but the SAT is structured to make it very difficult to discern a college player from a pro basically. More than 25% of MIT has an 800 SAT and 75% has at least 780 Math SAT.
Only (some) Google services are affected. My email still works, as it's hosted elsewhere.
There are a lot of low hanging fruits in seasonality and geography, just storing space heaters and toys in the winter and portable AC units in the summer is already a good first step, and ordering them on time to do it. You need quite an involved tool to do that when you have 500,000 SKU in your database.
I see.

Makes sense I guess :-)
"Non-profit" is literally no more than a corporate tax status. That actual charitable causes happen to be non-profit is a coincidence.
OK, Amazon, I agree. We need more open source out there. Let’s start by releasing your Bookerly font under an open font license, just like how Google released their corresponding Literata font under the SIL Open Font license.
What does the US know that the EU or China doesn't which gives them such confidence? Any clues?
What part of a direct quote is sarcasm? SEC has never filed a contempt claim of this nature in the last decade so either Elon is really lucky or SEC is clearly over reaching
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If you don't like my repo, you don't have to use it. :)

If you wish to add tests and a Dockerfile, feel free to open a PR. I don't use either and am not going to waste my valuable personal time making them to suit your desires.

Open source developers should not work for free, so they should implement what they personally are enriched by doing, and let you do what you wish to do, or pay them to do what you wish done.
Could you clarify your assertion that it would be massively more expensive?

A quick look at the numbers suggests that a 737 MAX 8 is about 10% more efficient on fuel burn compared to a 737 300. That is not "massive" in my book and I'm more than happy to pay a little bit more per ticket if it means a higher safety margin.

Did you mean something older and less efficient than a 737 300?
Switzerland and England both have schools in the top 10.
I literally got laid after being contacted out of the blue by a semi-random stranger on ICQ back in the day. We had met once when we were twelve or so. She was actually looking for a friend of mine, but we decided to meet up. Being college kids, stuff happened.

Nowadays I would just have dismissed and blocked her as yet another spambot.
The cost of grounding.
Nothing. Boeing lobby power in US is exceptional. That's the only reason.
I remember asking science teachers about how it is that trees can grow without depleting soil level around them?

I even had one teacher suggest I was stupid and this question was ridiculous. 'What do you mean?' I insisted there was some discrepancy. 'Trees grow out of the ground, everyone knows that.'

Only later I realized photosynthesis accounts for most of the tree's mass. Later I read in Feynman's Surely you're Joking... and he brought up this question as well. Felt like a vindication.
> You should, in the course of day to day operation, be able to expect a WiFi router will work.

My experience with WiFi routers is the opposite. I will wire anything important.
Well yes, because donating a building benefits all the students using that building today and well into the future. Small payments (i.e. bribes) to individuals benefit no one except those individuals.
Far from universally true. IQ tests like the SAT, GRE, GMAT etc. are all designed to be as close to ungameable as possible. There’s a limited amount they can do but the limit is very high indeed. The major, and unavoidable defect is the practice effect. The more you do something the better you get at it. But IQ tests are like running or weightlifting, there are beginner gains, there are tough gains that are ground out with a great deal of effort and there’s a limit you’re not going to surpass no matter how hard you try. O matter how many steroids I take or how hard I train I’m not going to beat Usain Bolt in the 100m. I’m probably not going to beat the average NHL player.

Goodhart’s Law is the opposite of true in quality control. What gets measured gets managed. Manufacturing defects in semiconductors, automobiles and I presume, most everything else have been trending down for decades. Businesses have KPIs for employees for a reason. Monomaniacal focus over a long period on one measure may not be the best idea, but it’s a great tool to have.
I am so surprised people here are taking Amazons side. Whilst technically yes open-source implies open, the movement was never about giving away free stuff to mutli-national conglomerates, who themselves do hardly any open-source. With Amazon, its all take. Take take take.
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Unfortunately, client code is not upgradable, and I have to solve this issue from server side only.
An unfortunate typo.
The non-profit founded by Elon Musk & Sam Altman has decided to pursue profits
I disagree. In India the IIT-JEE, for admissions into the IITs, are super hard, so hard that I can bet no one can repeat performance between years, thereby removing almost any chance that someone else taking the test would be able to provide any kind of performance guarantee.

In fact the problem with the US college admission system is that it's not at all objective, rather is completely subjective, thereby giving the admission committee a lot of leeway. Students, who are good in academics, are unnecessarily (biased opinion) forced to spend time on extra curricular activities, volunteering, sports etc. Not that they are not important, but I'm not convinced that they should be part of the admission criteria.

By making admissions dependent on some standardized test you will remove all, or at least most, of human involvement which leads to corruption.
They know Boeing makes up 10.5% of the Dow... [1] or it did before these crashes, currently under 10% due the the stock price dropping

[1] http://indexarb.com/indexComponentWtsDJ.html
No, it wouldn't be, because that relative impact also differs from person to person.

And it is more useful to just look at the carbs, sugars and fiber content.

Do you know how the glycemic index came to be? They used just 10 healthy people for the experiments. It's a hoax on the same level as homeopathy.
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Excited to see webassembly moving forward.

I feel like the issue of feature detection [1] will be more and more relevant now that browsers start implementing parts of the specification at different rates.

[1] https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&...
I wonder pilots are feeling about it?

It will cause a very big stink if one crashes in the US.
Users that are allergic to pay for their tools get GPL.

Users that understand businesses needs money to strive pay for a commercial license.
I've been using ZoL git on Arch Linux (several systems and configurations) since 2017 without any significant issues. It's probably more stable than mainline Btrfs.