skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, another war on drug producers and traffickers is exactly what we need. It worked wonders with the Mexican and Latin American cartels. It was incredibly successful. Hell a few hundred thousand or so dead Mexicans. That's success, right? Hundreds of thousand of mostly black and brown people in our jails. That's success right? Let's not address the core issues of our fucked up society like poverty, lack of community, lack of opportunity, shitty consumerist culture, etc. No, another war is exactly what we need. Because every "war" and every war America engages in is so successful. Do you even have any idea of what you're suggesting?
I solved this problem many years ago by switching to a keyboard with a better layout.

I'd thoroughly recommend a HHKB to any programmer.
Data logger built with JavaScript and node-serialport and arduino and quark
It also has support of the web using wasm and html5, *BSD and Haiku.

https://godotengine.org/features
> based on class, national origin, or perceived race

Well it is you who are mixing “race” into this. I am just reading “people from whatever background that currently do not have the means to get a roof over their head”.
How accurate is Manticores EVM implementation? Does it pass the EVM state tests [1]? How does it’s accuracy compare to KEVM? [2]?

[1]: https://github.com/ethereum/tests

[2]: https://jellopaper.org/
> "The analog layers contain a subset of the entire collection, and include: [...]
(4) The complete Vital Articles of the Wikipedia (the full English Wikipedia text is in the digital layers)."

If we somehow lose Wikipedia and every mirror of the data, we're sending Jimmy Wales to the moon to fetch the off-site backup.
Only to humans
Happy Hacking Keyboard - https://www.hhkeyboard.com/
The tool itself is actually Windows-only, it seems.

Also, a more interesting question would be how to map caps lock to ctrl (or something else) on hold, and esc on tap, across platforms.
Amazon deforestation: Brazil's Bolsonaro dismisses data as 'lies'
I wonder how hard it would be to launch small payload to the moon without being noticed.

If I were a billionaire and could figure out a way to do it, I would send a hoax backup of Planet Earth, artificially aged 201 million years (Triassic–Jurassic extinction event). It would include small statue of previously unknown dinosaur species holding a tool and Rick Astley song encoded in a way that takes long time to decode.
What if you want both?
You think there's a rationale behind the drug schedules? I mean other than locking up undesirables? There you go, that's your problem. I recommend learning about history. That'll get rid of such silly, incoherent thoughts.
Why does one need this on macOS (which has had a dedicated toggle for this in System Preferences for a few versions now)?
Ditto return key: return on tap, ctrl on hold.
I think we agree that those in power use language and texts to justify their position, instead of the other way around. They use it as a pretext for their activities.

I think it is fundamentally dishonest to say that 'manhole' is somehow harmful, or implies that only males can use it, or any number of other negative things.

No, this is a pure virtue signal. It attacks an easy target that cannot defend itself and makes a point because the point is to demonstrate power, not to cause any meaningful change.
Alan Lomax and the search for the origins of music
>Our four year old is twirling in circles as the paramedics arrive. She asks the cop if he can open her milk, she's thirsty

I teared up at this point. I've got a 4 year old and that is the exact kind of thing they do. Just kids being kids don't realize how even the most mundane, simple, innocent of their behaviors can be stress inducing at the easiest of times. Then they do the same things they always do but this time all hell is breaking loose and you're like "please, just don't".
Vital Articles
Indeed, the tool itself is windows but repository contains a list of alternatives: https://github.com/susam/uncap#alternatives

`$ setxkbmap -option caps:escape` is exactly what I use. Very helpful of the author of the tool to include simpler/alternatives to the tool. Kudos!
France may be behind, but Germany is consciously choosing to keep using cash. By the way, the Dutch central bank has also said that cash should remain.
Sentry for error reporting. If you can host more services, Grafana + Elasticsearch/Loki with the fluentd docker driver pushing to Fluentd to ES/Loki
Collection of best practices to add OSINT into MISP and/or MISP communities
What exactly is wrong about using taxpayer money to subsidize those commutes?

I think we should certainly impose heavier taxes on the luxury developments and the rich living in them.
Easter egg in the source code: https://github.com/susam/uncap/blob/78f52d7b2e03fc51885c8072...

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There's a real misunderstanding in this thread of what this "social housing" actually is.

This is not council housing.

This is affordable housing. It's owned by a landlord and then privately rented. The people in it tend not to be the unemployed, because they can't afford it. The rental prices tend to be set higher than the Local Housing Allowance, and so Housing Benefit (or the housing element of Universal Credit) would not cover the whole rent.

The people living in this affordable housing tend to be teachers, nurses, police officers, fire-service personnel, public law solicitors and barristers, small business owners -- the people who help make society work. We need those people, and it benefits us if they live in or near the communities in which they work.

There's also a bit of misunderstanding about the other side of these housing developments -- some of them are luxury developments, but many of them aren't. They're just expensive but normal housing, because London happens to be stupidly fucking expensive.
My biggest problem with GA is that api key. If it ever leaks public, people can hack you.

I would like a guest account please, some way to do it without authorization or authentication. They sample anyways. .. ... ...

What I'm working on is using discord app bots. Have public guest channels, and see if my team is good enough to see what's real and what's fake. Great with auditing.

Hey!

You want to take out Pro/E, Solidworks, AutoCAD, Catia, EVERYONE?

I'm working on PDM ERP CAD Parametric standards.

Just host SVG through github!

RFC Please:

https://twitter.com/thisbounty_com/status/115239055482049741...
After doing this (ctrl on hold and escape on tap) on every system I use, I wrote a blog post with instructions: https://www.dannyguo.com/blog/remap-caps-lock-to-escape-and-...
Indeed. The U.S. Army Air Force had over 80,000 planes in its inventory at one time during WW2, and by the end of the war, had built nearly 300,000 planes. See [0] for details.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_aircraft_produ...
On Linux I use GNOME Tweaks to rebind it to escape (though you can also use xmodmap directly). It doesn't work on console, and I don't think it works in Wayland either (!!).

on Mac I use Karabiner Elements to rebind it to escape (though you can also use System Preferences).

On Windows -which I try to avoid- I use a registry edit to disable caps lock which one can find via a search engine (do verify the contents). This has the advantage that you can still bind it e.g. in games (such as for push-to-talk).

For those who search a AutoHotKey (AHK) alternative on Linux, consider AutoKey [1] which has Python scripting support.

[1] https://github.com/autokey/autokey/
M.2 is a connector specification it has nothing to do with speed. M.2 supports applications such as WIFI, USB, SATA, and PCIe. M.2 SSDs are faster and store more data than most mSATA cards. M.2 SSDs support PCIe 3.0, SATA 3.0 and USB 3.0 interfaces, while mSATA only supports SATA. M.2 SATA SSDs have similar performance to mSATA cards, but M.2 PCIe cards are faster. SATA SSDs have a maximum speed of 600 MB per second, while M.2 PCIe cards can hit 4 GB per second.

PCIe support also allows M.2 cards to take advantage of the nonvolatile memory express (NVMe) protocol, which brings a large performance advantage over other types of interfaces due to reduced latency, increased IOPS and lower power consumption.
Yeah, a couple of last minute editorial things - "headers" -> "header fields", an example to show the use of Content-* headers for single-part messages because it was considered a little unclear, and an update to the contact address for the IANA registrations. They should be cleared up this week with everyone (except me, boohoo, couldn't make it due to local commitments at home) in Montreal for IETF105.
A list of private fusion projects
For the casual reader who does not know:

* Start app 'System Preferences'

* Pick 'Keyboard'

* Click button 'Modifier Keys...'

* Per keyboard you can now configure what the caps lock key does. One of the options is 'escape'. Which is what it should be :)
I was very privileged to meet both Prof. Winston and Prof. Josh Tenenbaum briefly a couple of years ago. This brought home to me the plurality and strength of the MIT faculty. There are many amazing people at CSAIL, some of them are focused on specific issues of engineering, maths or neuroscience, but there are still a core of people (Prof. Tenenbaum is not alone in this) who I think are looking very widely and deeply at fundamental issues of cognition and mind.
AV1 on YouTube paused for boring procedural reason
C, JS and Lisp
IMAP now has UUIDs :)

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc8474/

They were built with reference to how Google do theirs so it will be relatively easy for them to support the standard names, similar to how special-use was built to give similar behaviour to XLIST.
To give one legitimate use:

One of the clients I work with is a university. Staff are forced to set-up 2FA.

We received numerous support calls, particularly from users of Safari, who would find themselves accidentally in incognito/private browsing mode - and then complain that the "remember my device" functionality (which relies on a cookie) didn't work.

We solved this with a visible warning to users who are in incognito mode to remind them that they will need to provide a new code each time they login.
I just use AutoHotKey because I'm already using AHK for so many things.

On Windows, I think most people who would want to remap these keys are already using AutoHotKey to set up custom global hotkeys or do other tweaks.

The entire AHK script is a 2 liner that you can put into an existing script, such as:

CapsLock::Esc
Esc::CapsLock

Only including that here because the OP's alternative AHK example in the readme remaps CapsLock to Escape, but it doesn't include remapping Esc to CapsLock (both are necessary to swap the keys).

His current example would leave your Esc key unchanged, meaning you would have 2 escape keys and 0 CapsLock keys.
No?

Headless = DB/content is separated by an API from the display/front-end/output and possibly a data entry-UI

The benefit: you can swap front-end and data entry UI to your liking and have no lock-in.

Added bonus: separating by an API forces cleaner code and more documentation

Comparing it to wordpress (ignoring how it can possibly be used headless nowadays too): If wordpress doesn't do the trick for you anymore you have to migrate all your data, rebuild the front-end, teach staff a new UI for data entry and all that possibly just for something like a bit more performance.
I agree that this could explain modest capex. It also explains a lot of other things that are going on right now, such as the Fed planning interest rate cuts purely based on fear without any supporting data.

But if corporations expect a recession, why would they increase debt and weaken their balance sheets? Aren't they supposed to do the exact opposite?

Perhaps management compensation and shareholder activism explains some of it.
I remember him telling a story about his Racoon, and thinking that a famous and busy man who was kind enough to adopt and love a Racoon, and wise and humble enough to consider it and to try to understand how it thought, was a very great human.
In northwestern Kansas, we got gigabit fiber laid everywhere, thanks to a rider to the hurricane Katrina relief bill.
Indeed – I have a hard time believing that the vast majority of people who want one of these things wouldn't also want the other.
V0.6-alpha release of flattables by urban-wombat
Written in Golang, this release of binary data format flattables uses stock market data as a more-realistic use-case. It is based on FlatBuffers and (my) gotables repo.
https://github.com/urban-wombat/flattables/releases/tag/v0.6-alpha
Your description of the localization approach is accurate, but this system is almost certainly Brainsight, given the screen shown in the image at the bottom, the IR camera in that image, and the shape of the tracker arm.

The general approach is straightforward: MRIs are have real-world coordinates. Anything on the head (TMS, EEG, a surgical instrument) also has real-world coordinates. To co-register the two, you need to associate 1) markers at MRI time 2) markers at TMS time.

Once you have that correspondence, you can position any other objects relative to either one, like surgical instruments with reflective markers or TMS systems or whatever.
Is it a revolt against the app store fee, or against new privacy and security rules, which demand that they change their target SDK level to something modern which doesn't allow as much data collection?
This reads like feminine invitation to nihilism to me.
I have also had a site which was purely client side React fail to index properly - some pages were not picked up, others were indexed weirdly (some of the page content ended up in the title on google somehow!). Migrated the site to use react-static (which was not too painful a migration) and all good now! This was before the change google announced to using the latest Chromium for Googlebot so I’m not sure if that would have solved the issue.
I think they want to experiment rewriting some libraries in Rust to avoid things like stagefright in future.

Pretty much what Mozilla did when Rust got more serious.
What is your Algo for calculating Trends? I mean how do you say that something is trending? It is most popular? Emerging? Z-score?
Plus it wouldnt get around the root problem, which I assume to believe is

"you have reached your monthly limit of articles, please pay"

opens private tab to read article

"we see you are in a private window, please load our site in a normal window"

browser perfectly mimics regular mode but now you need to grant permission

"we see you havent granted permission, please allow access to read our article"
Having a legal requirement for companies to report “suspicious” orders seems destined to fail. You receive an order for $XM in a product you sell. It looks suspicious.

You can fulfil the order and make $XM, or you can report it and get... nothing.

Now as the employee of course you want to do the right thing, so you run it up the chain. And someone says to the board “we should invest millions in better systems and people to detect suspicious orders, so that we can make less money but do the right thing”. Any wonder this didn’t happen?

The blame here seems to be with the design of the regulation/oversight. Where was the FDA/other agency reviewing a random sample of those orders and then smashing the companies for missing the suspicious ones?
I do not quite understand what do you mean by "switching".

In my workflow, when I want "Incognito", I just start a new Chromium session on tmpfs. No switching needed.
OSCP – Fun and Challenging but Overrated
API documentation is a fallback, once the primary documentation of function names, comments and variablenames fails.

In a ideal case I do never use the documentation, I just integrate the api functions and they behave as expected by code samples.
This is why we don’t deserve to meet alien life.
That seems rather obvious. “poor doors” are simply a much easier problem for politicians to use as a distraction.
And yet everyone's heard of Chomsky.
Sad to say, many doctors in our area have stopped prescribing and shunt patients over to pain specialists because they do not want to lose their license.

The number of pain specialists seems to be dwindling due to DEA harassment/regulation.

In the denser urban areas, it is almost impossible to get opioids due to heightened DEA scrutiny. You have to travel outside of those areas. A friend got a surgery downtown and was only able to get a token dose at the hospital pharmacy. She was told she could likely only get the script filled where she lived (an hour outside of town).

This is what happens when a law enforcement agency is put in charge of who gets what medicine.
It’s all Japanese to me...
ES search have no any delay, if data is really commited to index. That's also true for any general DB - Postgres etc.
What is the expectancy of a meteorite hitting this exact spot vs orbital decay?
If you were here, I'd buy you a beer.
Think “Microsoft Access in the cloud”. How would you do that without Microsoft’s cooperation? Virtual machines running Windows. Full service hosting, the works. This is classic ISP stuff, back when ISPs were service providers and not just Internet connections and other off the shelf no-touch products.
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You don't, because this doesn't run on macOS, it only runs on Windows.

The other operating systems just are described how you can do the change without the tool, see https://github.com/susam/uncap#mac-system-preferences
> Boeing said there is no conflict of interest, or appearance of conflict, for Luttig in the matter.

The appearance is certainly there. Whether reality confirms it or not is a different matter.
The funny thing is, by state funding cheaper living in expensive areas, you are just giving state subsidies to rich people. You subsidize services for rich people. Without that, they'd have to pay their service workers higher wages, so that they could afford living nearby or commuting. Or do you think rich people would juslt suck it up and do the cleaning themselves? They'd either pay more for services, or move away, which would lower the rents.

Socialism - reliably fails every time.
Oh, that's nice! I had capslock mapped to control, but I wanted to have escape on tap as well. But I never bothered to figure it out on Wayland.

Turns out you can enable caps2esc, which is mentioned in the blog post, on NixOS with a single line:

services.interception-tools.enable = true;
The FCC, which has explicit purview over how radio frequencies are used, details the rules for amateur radio in part 97. In particular, "Amateur" is explicitly defined there to not allow commercial interests to use those radio waves. The US government allocated portions of the radio spectrum for use by (licensed) amateurs, kind of like the national parks. I'm not allowed to cut down trees in Yosemite and run my own private road so I can make a shortcut and drive right up to Half Dome. The prohibition against encryption comes from a similar place. If you're looking for privacy, ham radio is not the medium to use.

FCC part 97 covers amateur operation (in the US), and the relevant part is §97.309 (4)(b), which states "data emissions using unspecified digital codes must not be transmitted for the purpose of obscuring the meaning of any communication."

The intent of the "unspecified digital code" matters. My reading of this is that unspecified codes for authentication are allowed. I've always wanted to build telnet with authentication - if interested, others could to watch what I'm doing, but not be able to impersonate me.
Runs just fine on my very underpowered Thinkpad. Although slightly faster on Linux than win10.

Remember, vscode extensions are written by third parties and not always very well-written.
On Linux you can either set it in gnome or, if you are using a wm, just run setxkmbap -option caps:escape.
The real problem is that these people aren’t paid enough to afford “rich” housing which is a problem considering these people make society work.

However forcing “affordable” housing in “rich” areas is the wrong way to deal with it IMO.

Let the market deal with it. These people can switch careers (or not consider such a career in the first place) to something that’s better paid. When the talent pool dries up the salaries for these careers will rise naturally because there’s gonna be no other way to get police officers, nurses, etc.
Racket, Go, & C, in order of decreasing preference. Why? Fewer surprises. I can focus on the problem rather than scratch my head over what the language is doing.

Clojure (on JVM) and Elixir (on BEAM) get a lot of love these days. Not a fan. Having to troubleshoot a mental map of two different languages for one piece of code just adds a lot of needless complexity.
The poor peole (on welfare) are mor likely to be trouble - they are on welfare for a reason.. Rich people pay good money to be shielded from trouble.

Do you have children? Did you get a cheap flat in the poor part of town? Many families pay higher rents, so that their kids have save streets and playgrounds to play in.

In my middle class neighborhood, I am not aware if a rich kid causing trouble. What trouble do you have in mind? Loud parties? Is the rich kid going to steal my kid's iPhones? I am talking about violence, pollution, syringes on playgrounds, stuff like that.
> you can be sure that all messages are encrypted to me because the keybase client will have used the equivalent of my public key

But it's not end to end encryption if you can't verify it. Heck, even Whatsapp can do this. Let me cite Wikipedia on end to end encryption:

> Because no third parties can decipher the data being communicated or stored, for example, companies that use end-to-end encryption are unable to hand over texts of their customers' messages to the authorities.

So if Keybase got a court order to intercept your messages, they totally can. Just because Keybase sends you an encryption key, doesn't mean you got the one of your conversational partner: you'd have to do funky stuff (read and interpret the app's memory, or decompile and patch it to show fingerprints) to be able to verify that. That's unauthenticated encryption. It's like clicking past an https warning without ever seeing the warning.
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A lot of people will be trackable still under B by IP address (yes, I know it's not identifying in general).

I get arbitrary IP addresses from my ISP but if my router isn't reset then it can be the same for weeks; Brave solves this with incognito+tor.
Of course the author is playing with the very things she criticises, and other people’s linguistic peeves. Just look at how she ends the article on a split infinitive.
Yeah, that is the real question.

Google already has special deals for companies that lowers the 30% fee significantly.

(I think even 2-3% fee is too much for doing basically nothing, but that is another discussion).
Can someone explain what's the purpose of this remapping?

Is this for MacBook Pro models with a Touch Bar, or is it something else altogether? In the former case, a better title would be "Map Escape to Caps Lock".