skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So you agree with me and by your definition you are a narcissist I conclude. Which in general I don't care just wanted to let you know that your emotions controlled you while you were writing this post and it shows. Also this conclusion aligns well with your defensive comments in this thread. You seem extremely judgmental and emotional.
Update. There were successful TPM attacks by sniffing data from LPC bus wires connecting TPM chip by HW logic analysers. The data is unecripted. "TPM2.0 devices support command and response parameter encryption, which would prevent the sniffing attacks. Windows doesn’t configure this though,". This prevents bare-metal in datacenter use case.

https://pulsesecurity.co.nz/articles/TPM-sniffing
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We had automatic updates in the thin clients (that's how we were able to add "logging to server" on all of them at once).

The problem was - the startup menu with testing/production choice was enabled independently of the autoupdate mechanism (separate configuration file ignored by autoupdates) for some technical reason (I think to allow a few people to test new processes while most of the warehouse works on the old version on production database).
Because Java has 5 values for boolean. Haskell only has 2. Java is 250% better.
> The French really love their language, traditional publishers continue to publish in French whereas new-tech is more often in English or other languages.

This sentence is ridiculous and has nothing to do with scihub and libgen. Most french researchers are perfectly happy using these sites, and dislike strongly the draconian schemes of scientific journal publishers (which publish texts mostly in english). Several people are pushing for french university libraries to stop paying subscriptions to journals and give all that money directly to scihub. Yet, these initiatives are always blocked at higher levels.
> I was talking to a few international masters students who can't find jobs in the US because increasingly companies can't sponsor H1-B

Which schools did they graduate from? My 9 friends went to do MS in US and all of them got jobs in the valley with H1-B sponsorship. Their success is tempting me also to try the masters. Although fun of studying in a US school and CS again is also very tempting.
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98% of Fed profits go directly to the Federal Government treasury, not big banks.
They have very big and powerful unions that could call for a general strike and paralyse the country. So rather than sending SWAT teams to shoot people, they negotiate.
An uncompressed table in the binary can be demand paged when needed instead of dirtying pages.

Yes, the binary will be bigger meaning that more IO will incur when deploying the application e.g. in docker/k8s.

What that extra IO is surely an annoying thing, I'm not sure I'd trade that off for a huge increase in heap allocation right before getting a stacktrace. Since we're talking about containers, it's not uncommon for containers to be configured with tight memory limits and having an OOM during that process could mask the real reason for a panic.

Would it be possible to have a more succinct data structure or even directly index the compressed table without having to decompress the whole thing?
Japanese rail is almost all privately owned and operated, to the best of my knowledge. It makes its profits off of capturing the increase in land value by being the landlord around its rail stations. That model is illegal in the US so rail has to be subsidised.
Back in the 80s I used to read Texas Monthly magazine. It had a lot of good writing (still does). But I had to quit when they started putting the table of contents after 30 pages of ads. Worse, every issue contained 2 or 3 scratch-and-sniff perfume samples that made the magazine reek like a bordello.

We're kind of at that stage with the web now. There's no perfume (yet) but there are auto-play videos. (Thank you Mozilla for fixing these.)
Unfortunately that's not something we have the resources for currently :(
The set of possible false news is infinitely bigger than the set of real news.
> Not sure what to do about it though.

If my city ever decided to implement surveillance on that scale, vandalism is clearly on the table. Just try to sabotage the network first. Would help you not get caught, at least for a while.

In essence: Increase the rate of criminality. They were asking for it.
The April Fool's joke was that I'd even bother spending my time trying to learn this, but I assure you, it's all real! I linked to this elsewhere in the thread, but here's a Twitch VOD of practically nonstop typing tests for a few hours: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/404585365

(it's not really worth watching if you're satisfied with the YouTube video )
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While I'd agree their space achievements make China look good much as our landing on the moon did, I don't really think propaganda is a primary purpose anymore - certainly not externally. In space there's effectively infinite land, resources, and potential technological discoveries out there just waiting to be 'plucked'. And whichever group manages to effectively achieve this first will play a key role in shaping the future of our entire species.

Technological progress tends to shape humanity. Those that develop technology enabling them to move outward and discover, settle, colonize, and ultimately fortify, decide the future of humanity. If you consider alternative histories it could well have been the Native Americans colonizing Europe had they they technologically developed more rapidly. Or even imagine if they had been able to fight off the invaders. The world would be unimaginably different today. As but one example it's extremely likely you and I would not be communicating in this tongue. Or imagine the aboriginal people of Australia discovering and choosing to use that large island off Europe as a penal colony. But of course this is not how history played out. The developments that led to certain groups ultimately pursuing and achieving such technological ends, and others not, likely have their origins on a time scale of millennia. Yet those actions millennia past have had an irrevocable impact on our species of today whose impact cannot be overstated.

And I think the same is true of space, except to an much greater degree. The scale of space is vastly larger than all we currently know as humanity. At some point Earth will indeed be Sagan's pale blue dot, if that, to most humans. And indeed by that point we will have long since moved beyond any notion of our original origins, yet nonetheless our original origins will play a massive role in shaping what we will have become. The most obvious example would again be language. Will the lingua franca be a language that is a derivative of Mandarin or a language that is a derivative of English? Or perhaps something altogether different? And of course, as today, that language would be but a proxy for the cultural, ideological, and other developments brought alongside. In effect whomever ends up dominating space will effectively shape the future face of humanity. For an ambitious nation with a longview, there is but one direction to look - up.
It feels so perverse because I live in Seattle so I am always rooting for Amazon. Now, after having finally taken the leap and quit my job and started a company that's beginning to do well, the companies that I've always applauded are totally screwing up my business and leaving me stranded with no options. Not even a customer support number. I don't typically get stressed but the helplessness in the hands of these companies has been keeping me up at night. I feel the stress.

Does anyone have any ideas of what I could do? I live in Seattle so are there any offices or people I could try reasoning with in person? And also if anyone can tell me what I did wrong. If anyone has any information that could be useful I would seriously appreciate it because this is quite literally my livelihood and my entire life.

Thank you for reading. Also sorry for the rant; I am not usually so forthcoming; the entire situation though, is just so dis-empowering.

Edit: here is also the product listing in question [9]

[0] https://www.getfractals.com
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19166053
[2] https://imgur.com/a/aQLThvj
[3] https://imgur.com/a/xm8dAoI
[4] https://imgur.com/a/8biKZlT
[5] https://imgur.com/a/ZSVz7vn
[6] https://imgur.com/a/IZgOfuA
[7] https://imgur.com/a/j81rJyk
[8] https://imgur.com/a/dP11fCc
[9] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OHD49R6?ref=myi_title_dp
Ryanair rarely flies directly to or from cities, you nearly always need to make additional connections which makes it pretty useless for business travel.
Whoever thought implementing to show every notification permission prompt to the browser is, excuse my language, an idiot.
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Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina...shall I continue?
what I would dearly like to have is a way to disable the Firefox update notification that pops up every day
It's trivial in Rust to share mutable memory via RefCell, Rc, others. These are core, not exotic.

We can imagine a language in which these don't exist, but it's not Rust and would not enjoy the ergonomics of Rust. That's why Rust is not pure functional, or even "almost" pure functional.
How to prepare video training set for AI application?
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Well most people don't set personal okrs, or at least not formally, so it's probably true that theory matches practice.
ideally both, but with a preferential disposition towards the former. I see no reason why it has to be one or the other. false dichotomy etc.
I currently live in Austin and the general infrastructure here is atrocious. There are many places that are inaccessible as you've mentioned by walking and biking in America is incredibly dangerous.

Most cities in the US are simply not equipped to deal with any sort of large population growth due to the incredibly bad infrastructure we have in place and zero motivation to improve it.
Speaking of "accredited journalist" and Glenn Greenwald, how does Glenn Greenwald demonstrate his accreditation to the Apple Store employees? What sort of documentation would Greenwald be asked to present that demonstrates to these Apple store employees that writing for The Intercept entitles him to eligibility in this program?

As far as I can tell, "journalist accreditation" has no objective meaning and is determined on an organization-by-organization basis using subjective standards. Here is the list of criteria the UN uses: https://www.un.org/en/media/accreditation/request.shtml

At first glance, Greenwald would seem to qualify by that standard, provided whoever was judging him were reasonable (by my personal standards) in judging criteria such as whether The Intercept is a "recognized media organization." However I also notice that some of the criteria listed on the page seem very restrictive and could quite possibly disqualify a lot of investigative journalists (requiring six publications per year, when that investigative journalist may be working on serious stories that take more time than that...)
Is this one of those “great businesses” that’s never turned a profit and will disappear like a puff of smoke in the next economic downturn?
Because they don't solve real world problems as well. Rails and django show off themselves with "here's how to build a a website" while functional languages like to show off how terse they can make a Fibonacci sequence and all sorts of other academic crap that doesn't help $people do $job. For a language to be successful you have to show a real world problem that can be handled better than imperative languages and with them adopting the best features from functional languages that's getting harder and harder.
This is a warning to those who would make punishments less brutal and to those who would make it harder to convict a criminal. People won't stand for it. People will fall back to instinct, and the instinct of Homo sapiens is deadly violent in many cases.
Deep Diving into Vue InstantSearch Version 2
I mean when non-spammers but annoying people call.
Every time you press the accelerator pedal on your car you are spewing CO2 into the atmosphere. Every time is bad.

That does not mean that we stop driving. We drive less.
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> working remote from the companies' Toronto office

Eh. Remote from office? How does that work?
From my vantage point as a unenlightened traditional developer, functional programming seems to be the opposite of Java. Java tried to genocide all verbs and make everything an object. It didn't work, we just got a bunch of verbose adjectives instead (Runnable.run, Comparable.compare). Functional programming, on the other hand, seems to ignore data: data is transient, just pass it around, but verbs live forever!

The problem is that computers fundamentally have both verbs and objects (data). And the real world has state. Managing state is a real problem when it is immutable and there is a lot of it. I'm guessing a functional programming network stack or image editor with undo would have a lot of performance-sapping copying going on.

So if you tend to have a lot of state, like UI, you probably want object-oriented programming. If you are munging through data once to get a result, maybe functional programming is better.

Or maybe your LISP enlightenment has been that you can run your data? I'm not FP expert, but it seems like that isn't the FP feature people people usually extol. I'm not even sure that FP languages besides LISP support it.
I don't know this area at all, but apparently there is a commuter rail service (as mentioned) from Camden Yards, which still has a station, to Washington. But it takes an hour and a quarter, where the Amtrak train takes 45 minutes.

This is depressingly familiar situation in the UK too (not sure about the rest of Europe). Usually, it's not politics that prevent more useful connections being made, but a lack of investment to do the necessary small bits of engineering.
Great deep dive into iOS use of tagged memory, and a good example that security needs to go all the way down the stack to actually be effective.
Including "natural flavors" in an ingredients list is a way to incorporate any number of undisclosed substances in a product. No substance obscured by the "natural flavors" label needs to go through any safety testing or analysis[1]:

> Even the Government Accountability Office, a nonpartisan investigative arm of Congress, has concluded that the “FDA’s oversight process does not help ensure the safety of all new GRAS determinations” and that the “FDA is not systematically ensuring the continued safety of current GRAS substances.”

You need to ask yourself what a company has to gain by intentionally obscuring ingredients in their product meant to be consumed by humans, and what you have to lose by consuming it.

> Water, Soy Protein Concentrate, Coconut Oil, Sunflower Oil, Natural Flavors, 2% or less of: Potato Protein, Methylcellulose, Yeast Extract...

"Natural flavors" is the 5th ingredient by weight in the new Impossible Burger.

While I understand that this board often has a "but dihydrogen monoxide is a chemical" outlook, being skeptical about undisclosed substances in food is a valid stance.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/wellness/what-does-...
Nope. Not even maybe.

The public domain is utterly free. As in free to do anything with. One reason Copyleft and Creative Commons licenses exist. And they require copyright. Because no one can control what is done with public domain.

In the USA at leasr
Hard to block, yes, but the problem would be to find people who'd publicly share a copy or parts of scihub from their IP address.
Isn't it just Fake Invoice Fraud? Doesn't seem to be that much trouble charging less corporate perpetrators:

https://www.experian.co.uk/blogs/latest-thinking/identity-an...
I'd say it's more likely to peter out/be acquired and killed due to the overall lack of vision. Discipline is good for local optimization, but it doesn't build huge companies on its own.
This is great news. I’m looking forward to trying it out. Thanks for your review.
Unfortunately, your best bet is to hope this gets enough attention here that an Amazon employee on some higher level happens to see it. This is more or less the case with a lot of these tech companies right now. You have my upvotes, hope it helps.
We do this too on some projects, it's painless. As far as I know Django doesn't really have an opinion on this, you have a lot of freedom in how you organize your project.
Good point. Wish we had more electric trains in the US. And you still need a solution for the last few miles after arriving at the train station.
out of curiosity, how come you measure base, rather than total comp? are the bonus and RSU comp pretty similar among top-tier companies?

It seems like only comparing base makes it harder to compare smaller companies (which usually give you all your comp as base) with larger companies (where 30% seems to be rsu and bonus)