skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You’re switching the issue. The debate is whether he was young and therefore excused for saying something dumb. But he was of an age that he would be held responsible for much more serious acts. Joking about disclosing peoples private details without consent is not criminal but he was old enough to be expected to know that would be perceived as wrong. Indeed by alluding to the concept of trust, the comment indicated some awareness. This is not an example of gotcha culture because the point I am arguing against is that a 19 is excused because they are a teenager. He was an adult in the eyes of society based on legal status. I am open to debate about whether that age of culpability needs to be adjusted based on neuroscience.

The shadow is not applicable, and just a red herring, not relevant to whether a 19 year old is an adult. I am not even getting into whether his comment indicates a willingness to log into their email without permission. Why excuse this? If you heard an 19 year old joke about walking into someone’s house would you think they were too young and shouldn’t know better?

As far as the Oxford dictionary, I’ll stick with the general legal definition, as it is more relevant a social measure of whether he should have know better based on generally acceptable measures of conduct at that age, and is fairly held responsible.

This 15 year old comment doesn’t trivialize anything, it serves as an anchor over a 15 year period where the underlying intent is established and the intervening conduct makes more sense and is much worse. It’s impossible to argue that disclosure is inadvertent when this intent was present at the very beginning. He was literally selling peoples information for social credibility with a friend. You may think it’s boring, but I am just as pissed as the first day I heard it and have been off of Facebook for the last 10 years as a result. I hope everyone hears this comment over and over, maybe then it would sink in.
> To convince companies like Google & Amazon to build a data-center around a one-off delivery from AMD is pushing the boundaries.

AWS offers AMD instances already, and they are advertized specifically as being AMD. I found them 10% cheaper, with about 30% of the performance of the equivalent Intel instance.

Actual result of a test I did: m5.xlarge vs m5a.xlarge. The m5a.xlarge is 10% cheaper, but I found it takes four times the amount of seconds to perform some CPU and RAM heavy calculation than the m5.xlarge instance.

So no, it being cheaper saves me no money, because the performance is not there yet.
Yeah, I've caused some of these crashes. The IDF needs a lot of work when it comes to some of the stacks.

I've been trying to bring the Bluetooth stack (which shares a common ancestor with the Android one) closer to the current Android Bluetooth stack, since that's well maintained (ish) and I'm extending it.
Don't know why you're comment is grayed, we absolutely need heavy monetary penalties for the worst kinds of data breaches. The abstract idea of a class action lawsuit isn't enough, even after the Equifax breach.
Are they located in Culver City? Had to do some searching to determine where exactly. I wish Los Angeles companies listed their exact neighborhood when posting. :)
Ultraprocessed foods produce taste and nutrition combinations that we didn’t evolve to eat healthily.

It’s incredibly easy and tempting to overeat when consuming ultraprocessed foods compared to consuming more traditional foods.

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Well that sucks. I have probably 20 esp8266 chips around the house doing various things (when you can get an MCU for like $2, you find a lot more uses!), but I don't think any of them really need to worry about this aside from the DoS attacks taking them offline. I'll need to maybe look into some alerts when they start going offline, but not much.

I'm not familiar with the Enterprise WPA2 stuff. Is it widely used in high security environments or "enterprise" areas? and is the ability to gain control over a device on those networks a big deal?

Enterprise WPA2 always seemed crazy complex, and the fact that many devices can't even seem to do WPA2 Personal completely correctly, I never had a good feeling about the Enterprise stuff.
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which makes the permissive BSD license even worse in hindsight.

it allowed microsoft and apple to profit hugely while giving nothing back. and in the end GPL produced much better product that was used by the industry despite the less permissive license.

...and today we are making the exact same mistake with AGPL.
I just want to thank you for all you work! I have enjoyed your answers and content in the past, and I will continue to do so, be it as a PhD. or as a hobbyist :)
Yeh unfortunately I can't even try any of these boutique keyboards, because they are all inevitably plain rectangles. I don't know how anyone types on those things without wrist problems. Ergo 4000 or the Sculpt Comfort for me. The 4000 seems to be bombproof, everything is completely polished off the keys at the point, and still going for the past 12 years.
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You answered your own question; they're related by opposition. As I said.
IMHO the most interesting part of this is that Norway is so rich and can therefore afford massive EV subsidies precisely due to their oil reserves.
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My understanding is that Chrome is the outlier when it comes to font rendering.
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Wall Street has a higher barrier to entry, AFAICT. Hedge funds need capital and subscriptions to proprietary signals, HFT needs colocation. But there are enough one-offs of people making money on Wall Street that I suspect it is (relatively) common, just not reported on in the news.
It's handy to lock your cursor on the right PC if you use Synergy [1] but aside from that I've never used it

[1] https://symless.com/synergy
Nationalistic flamebait will get you banned here. Please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and don't post like this to HN.
Also there are no secret chats on desktop client at all.
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> Hamburgers aren’t inherently unhealthy ... lead people to overeat, both in terms of quantity (serving size) and frequency.

Most (all?) foods aren't. It's less the quality of ingredients and more the latter you wrote about--the consumption rate relative to their nutritional values that makes the more or less healthy.

Quality of ingredients may lend itself to poor nutritional values, but over-consumption is the bigger problem.

Some foods are just too low in NV to over consume, like say broccoli. Others, are much easier, leading to the moniker of "unhealthy."
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It's been 2 years. They have no specific plans to release the server code.[1] They won't say what's been done or has to be done.

[1] https://github.com/Pocket/extension-save-to-pocket/issues/75
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Could you share why you prefer Pocket to Instapaper?
I'm sure that's what was going on. She was being evaluated on her upsell rate and so she simply ensured her upsell rate was 100%.
The article mentions a gentleman that somehow 'disabled' his street in the waze map editor, and described the effect as a tap being turned off. I think that's the goal here. Not "no traffic", but not "drinking from the hosepipe" either - that's what arterials are designed for.

Ultimately, if it can't be tamed by more tactful means, the proper solution will be to close one end of these routes so the go from being posted as NTT, to actually being NTT. Ruin it for everyone, and see if anyone ever catches on that their selfishness has consequences.
First and foremost, this speaks to the ubiquity and hacker friendliness of Espressif's chips. Most of their competitors (I'm looking at you, Broadcom), prefer security through obscurity and make it extremely difficult to get access to chips, let alone SDKs. I am certain that similar vulnerability exist in every embedded WiFi chipset out there.

That being said, the status quo is completely untenable. Connectivity has become the norm in the hardware space, and it is built on a shoddy software foundation. Vendor SDKs are often best effort endeavors provided "as is" with no thought given to security or reliability. The results are clear: "the S in IOT stands for security" has become a trope, and connected cameras, locks, washing machines, and many more are getting owned on a weekly basis.

This will change, and whoever cracks this nut will be very successful indeed.
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this depends on your point of view. For me, being able to install a package even when some dependences are not met is a fundamental feature.

Regarding the versions, slackware-current is a very up-to-date rolling distro (e.g. much more so than ubuntu).
Pesticides and other pollutants bioaccumulate. If they were easily metabolized, they wouldn't be much of a problem.
In Neal Stephenson's latest book, that seems to be how he gets around the fake news problem.

The near future world signs everything with a personal identifier so they can prove they what people are seeing is genuine.

I imagine these identifiers could be extended to things like security cameras and things too so that there could be some verification that the video footage hasn't been doctored.

All of this of course relies on the general public getting the knowledge and tools to seamlessly do this verification on a daily basis. In the book it's mostly taken care of using google glass style wearables.
Surely not on my Radeon.
In the example, text is not sorted by it's corrdinates but by appearence of boxes in first network. It is visible in more complex documents, that crnn network did not create boxes in descending order (word-by-word).

also, good point about the list. dictionary keys has no logical usage in this one.
I have this keyboard as well, and the original wired MS ergo keyboard before it. I've had probably 4 or 5 of the wired one over the years.

I enjoy the Sculpt, enough to buy one for home and office, as well as a replacement when one crapped out (hard to navigate tmux when your prefix key dies!). I can't type on non-ergo keyboards for very long, my wrist pain almost immediately comes back. I'd probably try an amazon basics ergo keyboard if they made one.

I'm sure I could have saved a few dollars over the years by finding the exact right mechanical keyboard and it would have lasted forever, but I can also go on amazon and order a replacement keyboard and get it by Thursday, and not worry about spilling coffee on my $300 hand-crafted, certified organic mx blueberry waffle keycaps.
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As a user of the New Poker II 60% and other 60% keyboards, arrow keys are usually one dip switch/macro away. I also use brown dampened switches and they’re not noisy.
Frost free fridge freezers have a fan built in, or at least some do - that's as well as the large fan to pass external air across the heat exchange. The fan was near the freezer heat exchange coils on the one I dug into.

The fan turned off when you opened the door, so you couldn't detect airflow, but operate the door switch and you could, but not where you might think, and it was barely audible. Opening the freezer door made it much clearer. The visible vent in the fridge was the passive air exit, the fan assisted entry vent was hidden amongst the bulge that contained electronics, thermostat, and a flap that shut off the entry vent from the freezer section. Presumably to shut off fridge cooling when freezer was still calling for more.

Edit: I should add it was moving a pretty low volume of air, nothing like you might expect from various CPU and case fans.
Seems like a perfectly reasonable opinion to have? Humans have adapted to climate change before and now we have better technology than ever before to help us deal with it whether that’s by transportation, new construction, irrigation, and so on.
Hmm, I think you have it backwards. The fat and protein are the healthy parts (including saturated fats). If you take the bun out of the equation you actually have an incredibly nutritious meal - something my family does all the time. We've been on the keto diet for 8 years now and our blood & overall numbers look better than they have ever before in our lives.
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The kernel teams at most large companies, even large tech companies, are not that big.

Sure, the pool of currently experienced Linux kernel developers is large compared to the BSDs, but if you hire a smart person (like a Linux kernel developer), and provide them with means, opportunity, and motive you'll have a BSD kernel developer soon enough.

Commercial support and network effects and costs of running multiple operating systems are more likely to be a deciding factor than developer availability. If you need to run someone else's software, it probably runs on Linux or Windows. If you run a BSD for your stuff, and Linux for theirs, that means you'll probably need more people to understand both.

If you're going to run on other people's hardware, Linux is almost always supported, although there's been some movement on BSD in clouds. Like with other niche platforms, if it's not currently supported and you want to do it, you might need to do the work -- there's a lot less community to rely on to magically make things work.
They are also really capable processors on their own with some nice I/O, and they can be integrated to be really low power so things can run on battery power for months to years.
There are reasonable concerns about using genetic modifications to kill things like mosquitos, but why don’t we use this tech against invasive species which we want to be absolutely removed from an ecosystem?
Last time I installed Brave, the new tab page had a link to a cryptocurrency news site (probably a paid placement).

If you want the least-gross behavior, it's not going to come from a for-profit startup.
Still, it took 2000 people some four days to get all four reactors at Fukushima Daini to cold shutdown.

In July 2019 a decision was made to decommission Fukushima Daini in response to local demands for a decision. It will take more than 40 years to decommission the plant.
Yves Guillemot on the thin line between politics and entertainment
Reading carefully the documents presented by the author Enterprise mode seems to be even less secure than the normal WiFi mode. Quite ironic I agree.
> The typical American diet is very high in fat and protein.

And refined sugars and grains.
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Look at the cost of energy in France where 75% of energy is produced from nuclear, it is 26% lower than the EU average.
Everyone agrees it is much safer to pursue zero carbon solutions in the long term. If carbon emission goals are going to ever be met nuclear will be a big part of it because it is the only replacement to coal/gas that can fill the same role without restructuring infrastructure. Solar/wind do not fill the same role, their lower price reflects the uncertainty of production and can only reduce demand for nuclear to some.
No, by the late 90s BSD had dominated the hosting world because the TCP/IP stack allowed better scaling on the same hardware. Tons of ISPs ran nothing but FreeBSD.
Everyone here is already familiar with all the major operating systems, including macOS. There is no value in rehashing this debate all over again here – which isn't even what most comments are doing, they're just digs at FreeBSD/Linux.