skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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This specifically exploits peculiarities of the PKZIP archival format (in combination with DEFLATE). SSH compression doesn't use zip, so unless the scanning bots also start downloading and processing / decompressing files they find on your honeypot, this is not going to apply (you can still use normal compression bombs to try and crash them: https://hackaday.com/2017/07/08/dropping-zip-bombs-on-vulner...)
So what would you suggest? Britain do nothing and demand China and the US get on with fixing it? How do you imagine that conversation would go?

I wonder the long term cost to the UK of uncorrected climate change. Could make £1tn look like pocket change.
> pollution is a marker of inefficiency

This is not always true. If your measure of efficiency is "total goods output value per year divided by capital invested", there are plenty of Maxima which also produce lots of pollution.
The difference is in who tries to initiate the transaction - the producer or the advertiser. In the case of the band in the bar it would be the band asking the bar to play for free (i.e. the producer going to the advertiser), but in the case of the "influencer" asking the ice-cream truck for free ice cream it is the other way around (i.e. advertiser going to the producer). Now if it were the other way around, i.e. the ice cream truck was to actively reach out to "influencers" and offer them free ice cream in return for the exposure, then that would be different, and I think many of us would agree less creepy.
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Social media and 'influencers' are not going away. Instead of being critical and dismissive I would rather try and accept this fundamental change in human interaction. It is another step from collectivism where everyone is paying for their own icecream to the next level of individualism.

Humanity will have a lot more 'influencers' or 'stars' who stand out and have incredible influence. This can be entertainers who have a billion followers, or software developers who make a living as speakers and 'evangelists', but can also mean political influence: The last elections in Germany were massively impacted by a polarizing video from a blue haired Youtuber - why shouldn't that guy run for office himself next time? There are still many institutions and gatekeepers due for disruption.

This is economically fueled by advertising. Firstly, using influencers to present a product is fundamentally stronger than classic advertising. Secondly, it's cheaper for the advertiser, while the influencer just needs a few thousands/month to quit their job.
Not quite true. It all depends upon the objective and the goal. Certain things can be achieved only by doing things correctly with "perfection"(ideal) as the goal. The more difficult and forceful the activity the greater is the importance on "correctness" else the risk of serious injury and lack of progress towards a goal.

For example, merely waving your arms and legs around will not make you a Martial Artist. You need to focus on the core concepts, techniques and methods of practice. One can approach this with three different goals in mind;

a) For simple Health benefits - Here you take it as easy or as difficult as you want to maintain health. Eg. Taichi chuan.

b) For Competitive purposes - Here you focus on the correct execution of techniques according to some standard. "Perfection" is the goal here. Eg. Wushu competition

c) For some other ideal eg. Fighting in Martial Arts - This requires a different approach where you focus on power, strength, mental toughness etc. Eg. Muay Thai, MMA etc.

The point is that while you have to keep your motivation up, you still have to go through a "correct" process which may not be always "feel good and fun".
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gzip and zlib (and tar) are "streaming" formats, the essay notes that "streaming" zip libraries are not affected as this bomb exploits the relationship between the central directory and the individual files.
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You can feed ten times as many people with the wheat that grows on a similarly sized wheat field.

Or keep feeding just one person and turn the rest into a meadow with flowers, bushes, hedges and trees.

Imagine that.
Easy solution: Firefox gets two sandbox modes for file://;

If the directory is a subdirectory or top level to the default Download Directory or a recent "Save To.." location then the file will be sandboxed like in Chrome and show a warning.

If outside any such directories, it works as normal.
Kuo: Apple to include new scissor switch keyboard in MacBook
* embedded in an OSS package used by Cisco's firmware
It enabled genuine "web apps"; I think the first one I used that was really different from a static web page was Google Maps. Apparently that was 2005, I'd be interested to see other people's comments on the first really useful AJAX app.
There was once an Eastern Capital in China which is also named as Kaifeng, the capital of the Northen Song Dynasty. It is to east of Chang'an, which is now Xi'an, and the capital of most of earlier dynasties.
Just add a file named "passwords.zip", or "creditcard_numbers.zip".
The implication is that a secret is being revealed, possibly a dark secret to worry about. But FB and others put content in alt tags for people to read when they can’t see the images (for example die to blindness), it is much less dramatic to “reveal” something that was intentionally put there for people to read.
This comment feels very Terry Pratchett
"Thank you for playing Wing Commander"
Sounds like you hardly know much more than I do. I wish scientifically-backed people could tell us exactly how much glucose does the body make out of proteins once it switches to ketosis and if lipoic acid supplementation can be enough to force the cells to consume it quickly enough.
> Last year, there were 484 official heat waves across India, up from 21 in 2010.

Does it mean India is unlivable ? What if we changed the headline to USA being unlivable ? how often has CNN published USA being unlivable ?

CNN is responsible for climate change as much as any large oil company, they have always invited climate change denialist on their network.

There is also a undertone to 'India being unlivable' that rubs some people the wrong way. They said the same thing about Africa / India being unlivable for white colonist 300 years ago. So CNN should try to be neutral and informed in their writing - they could have said "North Indian cities like Delhi are becoming unlivable".

Putting all of India in one basket when India has extremely varied climate, make it seem they are much more uninformed.
>How often do you take the hands off the steering wheel to adjust the radio?

Far less often than taking a hand off to operate the gear lever or handbrake.
It would be sad if they removed the videos with 3 click in the last 6 years, because those are the ones of your granddaughter, living thousands of km away, taking her first steps, or reading her first reading primer by herself. These are the things that help families stay in touch. Just because they don't attract mass clicks (and aren't intended to) does not detract from the value they have for the small number of viewers to whom they matter.
To be fair, it's reasonable to forbid instructions on how to attack specific online third-party systems, just that the phrasing of YT's policy is too ambiguous and can be extended to any educational infosec content.
Norway has the population of a small state.
So those were just files hanging around in the image, not used by anything.
For others who are to lazy to link follow the linked article from the original article, there is a section of code in the function "loop" (modified for readability):

void loop () {

// if clock is LOW wait until it turns to HIGH
//
while (digitalRead(clockpin)==HIGH) {}

tempmicros=micros();

// wait for the end of the HIGH pulse
//
while (digitalRead(clockpin)==LOW) {}

// if the HIGH pulse was longer than 500 micros
// we are at the start of a new bit sequence
//
if ((micros()-tempmicros)>500) {
decode(); //decode the bit sequence
}
}

so it looks like the 24 bit sequence is indicated by a 500 us pause between a falling edge and a rising edge of the data stream.

[1] https://sites.google.com/site/marthalprojects/home/arduino/a...
And CSS...considering that this title broke HN on mobile
Well we mainlanders prefer 姐（jie）. Biaozi sounds the same as bitch so it's never heard.
NYT has done quite well for itself. And you have one of their former developers (Mike Bostock) for a number of the most popular web libraries over the past 8-10 years or so.
In North America, people kill 33000 people a year in vehicle accidents. Your edit is so wide of the mark, bad driving by humans is a major cause of death. Self-driving cars don't have to be perfect, they just have to be better than bad human drivers.
> It is quite easy to bash the influencers.

Though this is true, I think there's also a lack of perception on the influencers part on the current definition of "influencer".

It's a term loosely used by people with a large following, and right there the definition crumbles - what's a large following?

I think we can agree that it depends - to some niches 200.000 followers it's not that big of a deal, while on others 50.000 followers could be a rare sight.

Then it comes the "value" of that following - the potential reach might be terrible in terms of value: they might have the wrong motivation, might be bloated with bots, or simply may not see the influencers as a value adding individual but as a good distraction while browsing the feed.

Finally the scarcity of recommendations - what used to be a monthly product placement/mention/promo, or weekly, or daily, with the current state of social media (with stories) it's almost like a big reality show, with real time shit happening all the time, and they pump so much stuff that the value as diluted - that ice cream truck was a small stop in their day of pumping content: they had breakfast somewhere, lunch, brunch, and will have dinner and party in some place.

Imo influencers from a lot of niches will increasingly become less valuable, to the point where they might have to make the decision of dropping it, after a slow vanishing due to the lack of constant content production, then it will correct itself.

> The ice cream truck could offer just the one ice cream to an influencer a week

If no one came from that influencer, it would be a wasted ice cream, plus he had no control on the content (could be damaging), plus it's a ice cream truck - doubt he has time to be fiddling with that. If one location isn't cutting it, he just moves.
> We just like it too much to change.

Little changes are already being accepted by people. "You can't just throw all the trash into the trash. You need to wash and separate the recyclables".

While it might be misguided, it shows that people are happy to take a small hit to their lifestyle because the government tells them it's necessary for the environment.
They teach some people tools of the trade for their actual jobs.
>The internet promised so much, but is being ruined by corporations and governments.

The only way to fight it is to make sites like we used to, and make sure they have onions
When you have a bunch every day, who can barely hold the guitar or sing a tune, posing like they are Led Zeppelin if they can just have a free beer... yeah I might snap too after a while.
There isn't any other reasonable way.

Direct thermoelectric conversion usually peaks in at about 10% effiency on the top end.

Steam Turbines can hammer down 40% and more easily.
Fair point.

After a small web digging, here are few ideas:

- making tiny green spots on your balcony / garden (enough to let insects live)

- guerrillagardening
Is there any way to detect these things before unzipping them?
> or munges data if the column isn’t the right size

Same behaviour as Ms sql server or sybase. Would you be so harsh with them?

> it cannot handle schema changes in a transaction.

Same behaviour for some cases on sql server and sybase.
Also in MySQL 8 some schema changes are indeed atomic.
You are being unfair as those limitations are perfectly fine to live with.

> it fails a commit but overwrites data anyway.

Please provide more information
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A secure system is a not open system. Think of a door to your apartment, house, etc. It isn't relevant how secure it is but whether it is closed to others or not.
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This is slightly absurd. It's reporting a very minor bug, not offering to implement a whole feature.

Are you saying that no-one should report anything because it encourages them to let bugs slide into production?
This case makes me wonder what if traditional filesystems would not separate files and directories. So that there would be just files which may have data and sub files. Then html file could include all js files etc. directly inside it so that we could give multi file permissions without leaking it to siblings.
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An actual pasture will have a much greater diversity in species than your typical lawn.
From the article, access is already limited to the directory in which the HTML file is located, so this wouldn't help.

Either it would be in the Downloads directory, where it already has access, or it would be in another directory and you wouldn't be able to open the file at all unless you disable your sandbox.
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> about punishing the responsible party.

minor nitpick but it's about from which pocked compensation comes out, not really punishment.
So I think you don't need to measure the capacitance per se. Instead you use the capacitances to make a series of (AC) voltage dividers. The lines that are individually broken out (call these the vernier lines) will have different degrees of coupling to the sense node, depending on the caliper position. Assume the capacitance of the sense node is fixed. The controller pulses each vernier line in sequence and measures the sense node in turn. The higher the capacitance of a given vernier line, the more voltage will couple across to the sense node. The highest pulse tells the controller which vernier position it's in, so the absolute voltage levels don't matter, conceptually speaking.

As for the distance between plates, a caliper ought to be made to a high degree of repeatability. PCB thickness not so much though, probably 10%? To first order capacitance goes as ~1/d. But again, the measurement is relative, not absolute. As long as all the capacitances are affected by the same distance factor, the scheme still works.

Anyway, that's an informed guess based upon those scope shots.
14% loss in production over a day is more than "slightly inconvenienced".
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I remember feeling like I had really "arrived" that day I got my very own Sparcstation on my desk. But it was still not as much fun as operating an IBM 3081 with two banks of tape drives by myself throughout the night.
Are the advertisements cheap though? Half of the influencers who have approached my businesses have obviously paid for most of their followers and their "advert" would be unlikely to result in any conversions.
But he can. I have no idea why he dismissed vmd.
"what we were seeing was the "hacker phenomenon," that, for any given pursuit, a particular 5% of the population will jump into it naturally, while the 80% or so who can learn it in time do not find it at all natural." [0]

What you're describing is something that comes naturally to you and almost every person on this website. Kids who think that way will likely end up in engineering of some sort regardless.

The rest need this sort of guided approach to even show them that they could even possibly do this sort of thing and it helps move that percentage up.

Although, that being said I don't really think much to the Pi-Top 4 at all. You'd definitely have a more valuable empowering experience holding an actual board and plugging wires directly into it, the end result would be the same and I feel they smoothed out the wrong part of the experience.

[0] http://worrydream.com/EarlyHistoryOfSmalltalk/#smalltalkAndC...
I've read the zoning in Japan mostly deals with nuisance levels. Stay within them and you are free to redevelop and repurpose to a large degree.
I would recommend this book by evolutionary anthropologist Svante Pääbo.

Neanderthal Man: In Search of Lost Genomes

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This is Vox blogspam.

Original source from the article: https://9to5mac.com/2019/07/04/kuo-new-keyboard-macbook-air-...

dang could you update it?

Edit: not sure why this is being downvoted, this is literally the source URL quoted in the Verge article and Vox sites (including this one) are frequently filled with clickbait.
I always get so confused when 'they' is used for a single person.
Is there any alternative? Everything seems to sound silly
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Tired: Cisco routers have U.S. backdoors!

Fired: Huawei routers have Chinese backdoors!

Inspired: Cisco routers have Huawei backdoors!

Reality is often stranger than fiction...
The Tobin Q ratio is market value / replacement cost of assets. The problem is, what is the replacement cost of an Twitter or Uber of Amazon? The cost of the software itself is trivial, and yet it would be near impossible to replace either. The whole notion of valuing new-era (or whatever you want to call it) companies using "replacement cost" doesn't make sense. The proponents of Q say that ultimately the profit margins will be so juicy that somebody will start to compete for those dollars. Maybe. There's no evidence of that yet.
Does the hair come back after you stop using it?

I already have moderate male pattern baldness :)

20% seems ok to me, buspirone is not that great either, but I never experienced panic attacks while on it(actually I only experienced panic attacks while on stimulants), and if I had another option like SELANK/SEMAX with the BDNF boosting bonus, that would be great.

I'll give them a shot.
So if I build a flawed security system, it is not insecure?
And birds don’t have turbines or propellers. I don’t understand the argument?
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I think of the bar case the other way around: the musicans are the producers (of music) and the bar is the advertiser (offering the exposure of allowing you to play in front of people)
Interesting to see IG running tests on seemingly counterintuitive features like that. The addiction and instant gratification is what generates their profits, after all. That's why I also believe the feature I envisioned wouldn't match their business interests - they basically want your friends' content to be mixed with all the other content, including paid posts.. But "ethical design" is becoming a big topic, so maybe we will see changes like this.
You’re talking about transactional emails —- Superhuman isn’t a client for sending transactional mail (that’s automated anyway), it’s a normal email client.

It’s disingenuous to conflate transactional or marketing email tracking with a manual, non-automated email one person sends to another. Yes, I’m sure plenty of people track those emails, that doesn’t make it common or the expectation from a sender. The fact that there is this much upset about this proves that this isn’t the expectation.
Well, no, the consensus of a git repo depends on who use it.

For example, on Linux the true HEAD is where Linus says it is. Everyone else is wrong. That's a consensus of everyone working on Linux.

In more distributed projects, HEAD is where everyone agrees HEAD should be.

Human consensus is a valid form of blockchain consensus.
Considering that you can pull in 100-300k as a security professional at a company, and a multiple of that as a consultant, I don't think that YouTube ad money is that big a deal