skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They provide a test site. It works on my Android One: https://valid-isrgrootx1.letsencrypt.org/

People with other versions of Android and iOS can test and report here?
I don't know anything about the language but the first form suggests immutability (return a new point with the y property = to value), the second looks like mutating a struct
And how is this all that much different? In fact I would say it's more secure. DNS can be spoofed pretty easily. This is a cryptographically signed package. If anything, I'd have more faith in this changing my URL than a proxy via DNS.

Just because Google invented it doesn't make it bad.
Yeah, Spanish could be it, too. Not so many speakers in the EU, but I agree that it's relatively easy to learn for most people and quite well known. Problem is, Spain would need to play a bigger role in the EU, these days it seems busier with itself and hardly ever gets involved in EU affairs (other than with the Gibraltar issue around Brexit - obviously ;).
It's easier now with ACME v2 and using DNS for authentication or whatever.
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lol, welcome to "The Conversation"
It’s easy if you have a DNS provider for which there is a DNS-auth module.

This was one of the reasons for me switching to Cloudflare DNS, although many other providers should work too.
I think that this is wishful thinking on your part unless the drastic performance per power drops are negated.

I personally think that these performance drops leads to a horrific environmental impact because every performance drop means that more hardware needs to be provisioned and powered to counter it. So this directly results in more toxic waste from these elecronics and a higher carbon dioxide output into the atmosphere (cloud data centers are a major consumer of electricity). Compared to the long term impact of that, a extra few security breaches sound like the lesser evil to me personally.
I can confirm, I recently did it using certbot and it was an easy and smooth process.
Sounds promising! Thanks for sharing and congratulations again! Can you kindly share the email you received here? So we get a taste of what it looks like? :p
Microsoft loses control over Windows Tiles
how do you write it in other languages?

sin(cos(10.4));

or

v = 10.4;
c = cos(v);
s = sin(c);

in Lisp one might write:

(let* ((v 10.4)
(c (cos v)))
(sin c))

really old style:

(prog (v c s)
(setq v 10.4)
(setq c (cos v))
(setq s (sin c))
s)
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is this the holy grail?
what do you think of it?
i wanna know your opinion.

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His books sounds like snake oil to me. Never found mnenmonics useful , only tricks to impress teachers and friends.
Their website seems to imply different:

https://pytorch.org/get-started/locally/

E.g "To install PyTorch via Anaconda, and you are using CUDA 9.0, use the following conda command". If they are shipping with CUDA perhaps that should be phrased more like "and you want to use CUDA 9.0". And of course you do indeed need your own CUDA installation if you want to build PyTorch from source yourself.
Because it manipulated the hash component directly.
By using the "replaceState" method of the history API [1] you could avoid polluting the browser's history.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API
Jack Dorsey was hardly the brains behinds Twitter, he came back to run it, and he’s done a bad job.
Why is this strange?
That was a wild ride. If he thinks he’s bad at reverse engineering, I wonder who’s good at it.
Upvoted you on looking for clues with a hex editor. Little did you realise you were setting yourself up for a lifetime of debugging.

I remember getting stuck in an early C64 text adventure and reading the BASIC code to try and find a clue.
(edited for more info)
That's incorrect. Each team has strategies and preferred heroes and OG won the international ( a sort of world championship ) by ignoring trends and sticking to a limited preferred hero pool. Since then, they've been consistent at underperforming vs. other human team.

So by limiting the amount of heroes, humans are clearly at a disadvantage. In the last international, from the hero pool, 110 heroes were picked and 98 were banned.

The micromanagement claim seems fair when it comes to illusions.
I decided it's time to give DuckDuckGo another shot. I just realised it's a lot nicer to scroll through its results than Google is now.
I showed my kids the falling from the tower scene, including the commentator on the landing. They cracked up.
Thinkpads have service manuals at least as good as that. Here's the E485 hardware maintenance manual https://download.lenovo.com/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/tp-e480-e485-...
Donkey Car - truly open source, by hackers, for hackers

http://www.donkeycar.com/
We totally call bullshit every time when a man unduly gets credit.

You can't see that because you are the sexist one. You really care that Bouman is a woman.
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From what I’ve read, Ev deserves more credit.

My take on the founding of twitter is that you had a bunch of people and no clear leadership, and that different people had different opinions of what twitter should be. That ambiguity has undermined the platform from day one, no focus, no clear mission, no clear plan on how to spend their money.
Hard in what way? Using my favorite client/library (https://go-acme.github.io/lego/) I can generate wildcard cert with:

lego \
--email="info@example.com" \
--accept-tos \
--path="./ssl" \
--domains="*.example.com" \
--dns="route53"

(AWS credentials need to be available in the environment)
The current purpose is explore language design choices and their impact on their general utility for programmers and enabling automated developer tools (like verifiers and compilers). The hope is to use Bosque as a proof of concept for various ideas.

Some examples of better than existing languages are included as case studies in section 5 of the technical report:

-Automatically finding (ideally) any runtime error and producing a test case for it.

-Verifying that a SemVer update is safe or flagging where it will change the behavior of your code.

-Supporting compilation to high speed SIMD code or other accelerator architectures.

This is all still an aspirational goal and a lot of work remains though.
Unfortunately CloudFlare doesn’t provide limited-scope API keys so every server requesting certs needs your global API key which is the keys-to-the-kingdom...so be careful.
Those idiots over at Google AMP are working on destroying the web when they could be working on something productive like this.
One year in, still no visa
> Intel couldn't make WiMax work right...

well imho, the _real_ reason why wimax failed had more to do with lack of compatibility with existing (at that time) 3g standards than anything else, and this was despite the fact that lte was delayed ! operators had already spent lots of money in deploying 3g, and were wary (genuinely so) of sinking money in something that was brand new when lte was just around the corner...

also, imho (once again), technological challenges (as you pointed out above) are _rarely_ an issue (if ever) in determining the marketplace success / failure...
Link[1] to announcement on mailing list.

[1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/korn-shell/7VAqQg1N5D8/XniWn...
for us individual who have very hectic schedule, obviously this won't apply.

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I’m sure the biggest intervention they are hoping for is weight loss. The reduction in insulin/metformin prescriptions would be evident if the program was effective.
$10 is a free meal, depending on your tastes and where you live. $2 won't even get you a cup of coffee except at a gas station.

Jumping up instead of down might be better psychologically, but starting at $2 means practically no participation at all.
"the BBC famously televised a debate ... Each side totally failed to understand the other"

Hardly. Palin and Cleese seemed to perfectly understand the ridiculous childishness of the comically pompous bishop and Muggeridge who both repeatedly avoided engaging and simply derided the film as "tenth rate" etc.

A curiously empty article about a film, which like Holy Grail has barely dated in the intervening decades.

For a more interesting take on Life of Brian at 40, see yesterday's "How we made": https://www.theguardian.com/film/2019/apr/16/how-we-made-mon...
GP mentioned this fork of 7-Zip with zstd support:

- https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-zstd

The changes to the 7-Zip file format were discussed upstream, and upstream agreed to not tread on the magic values:

- https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/a...

But ultimately the patches were not upstreamed. It's now onto its second developer:

- https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/6...
Public unisex bathrooms need to be cleaned, regularly. Fast food restaurants clean them several times each day, every second or third hour. Higher end restaurants clean them every hour. Gender bathrooms in more expensive locales get this treatment as well, as can be seen in airports. You don't have shit smeared on airports bathrooms. Bringing the hygiene standard up to a minimal is simply a good thing that benefit both women and men.

> I've always been kind of baffled why women would want gender neutral bathrooms.

Ever seen a long line to the women's bathroom but no line for the men's bathroom?
Different Kind of DDoS
Then learn to make a reproducible squiggle vomit that's unique to you; it's more secure than using the common alphabet of squiggle vomits and wastes less of everyone's time.

Alternatively, you could use your knowledge that you were just tested on to construct an argument for why deeming a test fraudulent based on some asinine squiggle vomit system is kind of complete bullshit. I mean, for fork's sake, you are training to be a lawyer after all, so do some got dang lawyering in such an instance.
Good question. The signing is done by the publisher, using the same digital signature infrastructure that is used for TLS (https). So, the publisher alone has the signing key, and any browser can verify the signature by comparing to the public certificate, signed by a certificate authority.
would you consider eating favorite foods without constant monitoring your weight? and you won't additionally weigh a single pound?

could it be possible?
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Ah, I remember reading about this in EGM (Electronic Gaming Monthly). Scared the shit out of me as a kid.
On Android, the root was first added in Nougat (~half of devices according to Android Distribution Dashboard). But I think that browsers (like Firefox and Chrome) on Android tend to bring their own cacerts rather than using the device's, so it's probably not as bad as it looks.

To that end, it was added to NSS 3.26/Firefox 50 (November 2016) and to Chrome 57 (March 2017).

On iOS, it was first added in iOS 10 (2016).

The root itself was created in June 2015.

Edit: they also have a list on their website - https://letsencrypt.org/docs/certificate-compatibility/#know... . It lists Android < 2.3.6 as being incompatible .. I wonder if that's updated for the non-cross-signed intermediates.
Haven’t you just handed all your assets to a 3rd party. What happens if they go out of business or change the product in a direction you don’t like or jack up the subscription or delete your account on a whim?

I would have thought peoples experience with Adobe would have made them wary of these sort of solutions.
> Scroll down to download free copies of the Usborne 1980s computer books. NB these programs don't work on modern computers.

This is sad to read when there are ways to make them run on modern computers! You'd still have to type the listings though (unless someone OCR'd them all...).
> I don't understand why they would choose to make video quality the main object of price discrimination

I think this is how perfect society should work when marginal cost is zero.

Netflix cannot directly charge proportionally to your income.

But the cost of your TV set is somewhat proportional to your income.

If you have 4K TV then you are rich, and you can afford to pay more. To allow poor people who cannot even buy FullHD TV to pay less.

So everyone can watch movies, poor folks can afford it, and rich people won't mind the price.

In another word, it would be worse (from a society point of view), if the price was constant, but only rich people could use Netflix.

(BTW this is how people pay for government services with taxes: rich people pay more money (even with flat tax rate) but get the same service).
>Can CRISPR be weaponized and permanently damage the genes of a large area of people?

Yes.

>Will treating some disease lead to causing others?

Yes.

>Could this type of research lead to a time when humans live two to three times as long?

Yes.

> Need a fraction of our current food supply?

Yes.

I suggest anyone interested read A Crack in Creation, by Dr. Jennifer Doudna.
Wait until you try to get insurance with a partner; the cost more than doubled (presumably to preempt pregnancy or adoption I guess).

Wife and I are around $820 / month, and that's with a $5k deductible.
What is this POS?
The way I do it, is that in my editor, I can type:

'(some data|)

Where | is my cursor.

And then I have a keybinding that moves my cursor to the front and wraps around like so:

(| '(some data))

So I can type the next thing:

(get-string| '(some data))

Press it again:

(| (get-string '(some-data)))

And so on.

That way, even though the code is visually nested, I can write it in logical order from what eval first to what eval last. A good editor for editing lisp code makes that possible, as I showed, and many other operations.

Basically, get yourself accustomed to a good Lisp editor such as Emacs and I'm sure you'll find that problem will disappear. For me, it's even more productive now typing wise, because I can make more structural edits to my code, which is way faster.
The problem with prefetching the publisher URL from a search results page is that it leaks the user's query intent to an origin they have not visited, which violates the user's privacy.

By prefetching a signed exchange from the same origin as the search results page, privacy is preserved. Once the user clicks on a result, the user intent can be shared with the third party origin, no problem, and is in the AMP cache.
Ah okay so Google is the new Facebook walled garden.
The point would be to combine this with the earth-based telescopes to create a 400,000km aperture.
Just noticed that that the author is Emeritus Professor in the History of Religious Thought from The University of Queensland. I might drop him an email to enquire how that could have possibly occurred and if anybody has yet noticed their mistake.
there is another alternative. probably you may try red tea. far different substance from usual green tea. with big difference in terms of Taste.

and of course it has no caffeine

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AMP allows Google to see exactly how you interact with every page on the internet.

Just from the text of the pages you visit they can build a profile around you. What your interests are, how much of an article you're likely to finish, whether you're the type of person to highlight text as you read, etc.

Unless you live on an island with a poor satellite connection AMP is useless as anything more than a corporate user data collection tool.
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Is there no way to limit how much of the buffer is used via some config?
Please send me email
Did you work as a contractor at Intel?
It's not that hard, I've written a fairly short bash script that automatically issues all of the wildcard certs I use with the correct credentials (and switches to normal HTTP verification when a wildcard isn't requested).
Didn't the article say the history API was throttled on Chrome and Safari?
The thing is that after USSR has disappeared Russia is not on par with US anymore, neither economically nor technically. So "will keep trying to fight" will end much earlier than anticipated by many.
Why is that? I think AMP is great.
I actually have the reverse model: requesting certs is done by its own isolated and dedicated container and scp’d to the server which needs it.

Compromising a web-server will thus not compromise my DNS.
wavyurl.com works amazingly well on chrome mobile but firefox mobile just puts the unicode characters there. BOO!
I love mind maps and still use them regularly. I find them particularly good for marshalling my ideas at the start of a project when it's just important to get things written down somewhere and bash them into a sensble order and heirarchy. I also use them as quick single page summaries for revision of topics.

RIP Tony.
Usually that is, because everyone part of the establishment is part of the corruption (to different degrees).
Low orbit is less of a vacuum
What's up with this extreme hatred for AMP? I personally love AMP.
If you want to collabir on project with Sketch, afaik they'll require you to store your content on their cloud offering as well.
Zstd is from Facebook, sure, but to be more specific its development is lead by Yann Collet (of LZ4 fame) who is unquestionably a focused and motivated expert.
You can also CNAME your _acme-challenge record to another zone and perform the updates on the target zone, avoiding overprivileging your webserver.

https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns is a server implementation of that, and a number of popular clients support it. Or if you don't want to run acme-dns, some ACME clients support an "alias" mode that essentially does the same thing using generic DNS CNAMEing.

Annoyed that Route53 IAM still doesn't let you limit the record label ...
Better trash the past hour of history since every animation is a separate history entry :D
Perhaps there isn’t much money to be made selling software to Dunkin Donuts customers.
I think I remember someone talk about undefined behavior in specifications and how it is actually a good thing, in the sense that offers increased liberty for implementations and some other advantages. Anybody else has heard this? Don't quite remember where I read it.

My humble opinion aligns with yours, it seems intuitively "better" to have no undefined behavior.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undefined_behavior#Risks
If they do actually beat microwave towers, HFTs will be their first and most enthusiastic customers. SpaceX would not even need any specific strategy for the money to come from HFT. For biggest revenues, add steeply tiered pricing for the best latency, maybe even a bidding process.

If they tried to keep those gains in-house and did their own HFT I would not be surprised if exchanges then found ways to define rules that weaken HFT as a whole. Just a gut feeling that you need to be part of the culture surrounding the exchanges to be in that game and keep winning.
That site should have some text on it like "If you did not get any errors or warnings while opening this web page, your computer or device knows about the ISRG root certificate and Let's Encrypt will continue to work for you." Currently, this isn't immediately clear to (relative) laypeople like me.
I can't remember which exactly, though I think it was the bishop, but one of them afterward admitted to have missed the start of the film and therefore didn't know that it was made clear that Brian was not Jesus in the opening scene.
I haven't been able to get my hands on the book, but Edward Sciore's "Database Design and Implementation" is supposed to be such a book.
Similar to https://web.archive.org/web/20110726095900/http://probablyin...
Sounds like a recent experience I had trying to book tickets to a Disneyland park online: Registration, email confirmation, multiple options and numerous validation pain points for it to report their payment system was offline at the end.

The game at least was intentional rather than incompetent.
No need for individual servers, let alone public ones, to have your DNS API key.

Have a separate machine that isn't publicly addressable generate the keys and request the certificates, and then push them out to where they need to be. You don't even need to give that box privileged access to the places the certificates need to be, if you arrange things right. Only one box then needs your API key.
Yes, he shot Joan Vollmer in the head, in Mexico City. Using a .38 snub, as I recall. He variously claimed that it was an accident. Or that they were playing William Tell. But he fled to the US, to escape prosecution, and was eventually convicted of manslaughter. Later, after doing Scientology, he claimed that he'd been possessed by an evil spirit.

For an interesting take on the aftermath, see Rudy Rucker's Turing & Burroughs.
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Funding, attention from VCs in terms of advice and contacts is an incredible asset and makes a whole world of difference.
Some vindication for the oft-maligned SemiAccurate site.

Article five months ago: https://semiaccurate.com/2018/11/12/intel-tries-to-pretend-t...
A different interpretation is that men "want attention" also, they're just more violent.

In either case, there is nothing wrong with wanting attention, especially in a world where there are an awful lot of things telling you that you're inadequate, imperfect, less than other people.
But in India, I haven't seen any higher education research entity using any language other than English.
From what I have seen, telegram has replaced Google and torrent search engines in finding downloadable content. It has become, in affect, a parallel content sharing platform in on itself, much like how WhatsApp has replaced facebook in 'connecting the world'.
This is equal parts terrible and fascinating. I hope no one will start doing this, but I love the idea and the quirkiness of the whole site!
I just use freeglut to open a window and throw opengl into it, in a more or less portable way. The "gui" and "font" parts of freeglut are not really very useful (and they are missing in glfw anyway). Thus, unicode and high-dpi issues should be of no concern: as long as you can draw to your window and receive user input, what else do you need? What do you mean exactly by high-dpi "support"?
"During this year I missed out on a Mozilla all-hands, I’ve been invited to the US several times to talk at conferences that I had to decline and a friend is getting married there this summer and I can’t go."

Wouldn't all these things be covered by an esta?

https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/

Edit: nevermind he talks about it in the other linked article https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2018/07/28/administrative-purgat...
IndiaRXiv apparently has a twitter account but no live website yet. Hmph.
Fully valid points. And I see no reason why we should accept the urge to use the browser for many tasks which are way better accomplished with existing solutions. After all, aren't we increasing the complexity while limiting functionality and ease of use?

Sure, if your core business is in the Cloud and browser market, this may look different, but I believe the terminal will still continue to serve the scientific computing community well…