skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When I used Windows, to use an OpenPGP smartcard with SSH I used this smartcard-enabled fork of pageant[0]. According to the page it should also support Yubikeys.

The process was: launch sc-pageant.exe, insert smartcard in reader, and ready to connect with any SSH client with agent support.

However it is not open source and you have to register your key if you don't want to get an annoying popup from time to time (iirc it was 1€, but you could also email the developer if you were using an OpenPGP card).

[0]: https://smartcard-auth.de/download-en.html
The Linux Kernel Is No Longer Free Software?
Same, I agree with the above poster re: failing to show up. I was involved for a number of years in an attempt to get a aquatic center built in my city to support both club and high school swim teams. By far the most difficult thing about it was getting kids (who would be the largest beneficiaries) to show support in city council meetings.

Ironically, we are almost there, but my swimmer is about to graduate and will probably never swim in the pool.
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But the people of the United States don't agree that any of these tech giants should be broken up.
I'm not sure that's true. if 3 people like a post I see 3 names. If 15 people like a post I see 3 names so 12 people went unnoticed. Is that presence?
Could a massive list like this help stop frivolous patents from being viable, or granted? Perhaps if all people could just add their ideas to this list, over time, we could prevent the ability for anyone to patent anything if the idea already existed.

Or do I still not understand patents?

Could this list exist at a stop-patents type website where even the patent office could do a quick search to see if an idea is unique and original, or has been thought of easily already and put on big list?
2.7 Billion people disagree
Do you have the Xserver turned on by default? If so, turn it off.
As someone who worked under Dara previously, I was shocked when he took on this steaming pile. He could have done much better for himself.
While I disagree with the details of your argument (closing borders isn't fascism), I agree with the overall thrust.

The only thing that can realistically wipe out humanity is war, and climate change could bring war.
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That's unfortunate - I agree ISPs would be a more poplar target on both sides of the aisle.
Alternatively, the people who are scheduled for the meeting are guaranteed to spend 15 reviewing the subject and having their questions answered in a timely fashion. All of the stakeholders are likely in the room so a decision can actually be made.
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I don't see why you are talking about the state.
I am trying to understand precisely why you would exclude worker-owned cooperatives such as John Lewis, building societies, lawyer partnerships, etc.

It appears your definition definition of capitalism is artificially narrow and instead of addressing role of capital, you are addressing ownership structure.
Just tell that to the taliban.
Thats why we vote.
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Mysterious vaping deaths: Why US officials are focusing on flavour
Seems to be the statistics equivalent of gerrymandering.
Look at the reference above. I clearly stated that I didn’t like X and if they did Y I would promote vaccines. However, HN continues to get more and more toxic by the day. I disagreed with you and you went on full-tilt assault. Shame on you for being so near sighted, directly attacking, and disallowing any conversation. If you would like to argue and be disrespectful, there are many places on reddit for that. I’m sorry that you are upset or just angry, but people enjoy open conversation here.
discussed when it was released in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21082757
It peeves me to no end to you just brought out the whole climate change skeptics handbook so surreptitiously, why didn't you make your opinions known in your earlier comments?
Lennart, posting as mezcalero, addresses that in the LWN discussion. TL;DR: systemd loads the seed too late in the boot process, which is a deliberate choice on their part.
On the Boeing facility:

"Work at the facility was limited to the plane’s interior, including installing seats and other cabin equipment. More responsibilities will be added over time, such as painting the exterior, but the center is primarily meant for completion and delivery, with the main manufacturing remaining in the US."
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That Oculus is the leader in consumer VR (games and porn) does little to spark confidence in Facebook as a hard product design firm. Oculus was an acquisition, and we know Facebook is good at acquiring amazing companies.

But can Facebook create innovative products that people want? This is still an open question. After all, Facebook's success comes from out-executing on the ideas of others.

I haven't used a Portal, but isn't it video-focused? And doesn't it integrate Alexa?

I'm sure Facebook is aggressively trying to build a competing voice interface, but it's far behind Google, Amazon, and Apple. It will be harder to out-execute Amazon than Snapchat. And Facebook will need to improve its branding to even have a chance.
I wouldn't say that. But don't be surprised if the ham radio friends become grow apart from you. It isn't necessarily a bad thing because people change.
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For the lazy: This should be titled Fundamentals of Async IO in Windows / NTFS. You're welcome.
watch out sam altman might remove this for being too relevant in important political climate and not relevant in some softbank funded unicorn....
Jeffrey Epstein's grift was to hook scientists up with the superrich
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> Either RMS was oblivious to the distress and distraction his comments would cause

First, the conversation was internal, it was leaked to the public.
Second, it's nothing new. He's been documenting his opinions for decades.
Third, it was a relevant discussion because he was talking about the characterization of the events by the media.

If you just have a bone to pick with RMS I'm not sure what there is left to discuss.
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There’s a lot of IP theft but they can make a lot of progress by simply catching up. Chinese culture is very capitalistic and innovation is not going to be a problem.
There's also the internal versus external market. Chinese are not stealing IP for the sake of making the same stuff but with cheaper labor. Whether you get the IP by buying or stealing, building something new on top of that IP is still creative innovation, and they do a lot of that. In fact, not respecting western IP with all its associated innovation-stopping practices lets them iterate at a pace not seen in the West.

See e.g. some of the stuff Bunnie wrote here: https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?cat=20, starting with: https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?page_id=3107.
After a long time in software development, I'm now a sales engineer, and LinkedIn is a very different place when your weeks involve interactions with C-suite and marketing types. I find LinkedIn to be pretty absurd, and I'm never going to (or want to) compete with the people who share life-affirming abstract business nonsense in a vertical video shot from their car, but I get a surprising amount of interaction from my screeds about the ecommerce ecosystem. I'm not using LinkedIn to boost my personal brand, but I do use it to talk about the Saas ecommerce platform we sell (because a lot of people hate Magento and find Shopify doesn't suit their needs)

A coworker has at times referred to me as a LinkedIn Shitpost Memelord, although I don't use image macros/memes. I just share information about a very niche corner of the internet, and it's way more effective than advertising. It actually serves as an outlet for the kind of writing I used to do, and sometimes still do, on forums - but instead of being about music and bands, it's about commerce and software. It's weird, but it scratches an itch I guess.

I do see more 'social' posts on LinkedIn, and it's pretty close to the worst of the net. It's like YouTube comments, except you can see the people who post them all wear suits in their photos. A surprisingly large number of people who like & reply to self-help garbage, effusively, as though Gary Vee's latest you-can-do-it schlock saved them from offing themselves at the water cooler that morning.
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He's in literal armor, punching him does nothing.
The thing to point out is Bezos is a real techie, and while any business guy would have built amazon on top of msft or google cloud, the fact that he knows about infrastructure made it possible for Amazon to build AWS
Thanks! That is a big reason we added comparisons to the average maker/manager inside the company and globally. Just so you can kinda see how you compare too.
I'm reading your comment as "Companies ought to have no morals, except in cases where required by law, because there are no common morals" I'm going to take a couple assumption about your political stance and try to explain why I think this is false and also terrible policy.

1. You are libertarian, or lean extremely conservative. This is from your dislike of new laws in general => prior comment "Sure, all law is an exercise of authority, and hence authoritarianism. The commenter was merely calling out that... no matter how you dice it... a new law is always authoritarian, whether you acknowledge it or not."

2. You believe everything not strictly disallowed by the law should be allowed, and that unless the law says otherwise, it should be allowed. Libertus.

Generally, laws exist to protect public and individual good. This is true for both the Western and Eastern hemispheres. For example, punishment for murder, penalties for illegal dumping of chemicals. Individual rights and societal living standards are protected by ensuring one does not infringe upon the rights of others. However, it does not say what is "Good" or "Bad". This is why in addition to learning about basic societal law, parents teach their kids morals and norms. Cheating is bad, it is rude to interrupt others when talking, hospitality, gratitude. However none of these are codified into law. This is also historically found in all civilizations [-1]. When people break these norms, they are penalized by society.However companies, which simply are groups of people, will discard these norms to pursue profit because there is no significant penalty for ignoring norms and morals, nor laws which are frequently lobbied against or weaseled out of [0].

We can and should require companies to consider moral obligations because there is no way to codify directives such as "don't ruin the planet." Laws are generally written from the actions from the past. Monsanto knew for decades the effects of DDT, but they didn't do anything because there was no law requiring them to act. But should Monsanto have took initiative to act? Eventually, laws are enacted to combat abuse, but in many cases, the damage is already done. [1-3]

[-1] https://evolution-institute.org/the-seven-moral-rules-found-...
[0] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/climate/trump-envir...
[1] https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/04/190426110601.h...
[2] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fracking-can-cont...
[3] https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/federal-study-...
> In brief form: he posits that if the law were constrained only to the militia, and not the masses of people that may comprise it, then it would be quite a pointless amendment as the very government it seeks to protect individuals from could undermine it by inaction or neglect in regards to the formation of that militia.

It should be noted that the Bill of Rights was originally interpreted to only limit the actions of the federal government, not the state governments. It should also be noted that one of the major events on the road to the American Revolution was the British government's attempts to disarm the militias in Massachusetts, which resulted in the Battles of Lexington and Concord, so the theory that the government might permit the militia but outlaw its arms was not mere theory but an actual historic act well-known to the drafters.

The modern controversy is whether or not the right in the Second Amendment is a right to keep arms is inherently a military right [1] or if it protects personal arms entirely separate from military contexts. The text isn't particularly helpful, and I suspect in large part because for the people who wrote it, there wasn't a separation between the right to personal use versus the right to military use--if you could use them, you were a member of the militia.

[1] I'm using military as a catch-all term here, which would include militia, civil defense, police, and other similar occupations. In the 18th century, these duties would have been performed by the military or the militia, as dedicated police forces had yet to be invented.
There are some good words being written for and against.

But words are stupid compared to methane being released from the permafrost which intensifies the green house effect by 3 times that of carbon dioxide.

We ain’t seen nothin’ yet.

And it’s unbelievably fucking sad.

In 15 years we’ll have a good idea of how truly screwed we are.

But it’s ok. Elon will send us to Mars.
Trucking accounts for one-fourth of the fuel used on U.S. roads
I'm an autonomy engineer at Skydio, and while there are limits to what I can reveal publicly, I'm happy to answer any questions people have.
What are the benefits of threshold signatures for crypto wallets?
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Where did she say she would ban technology. Splitting up a company that has become too large is a good thing for competition.
When he refers to "China" he is talking about the government, AKA the CCP.
Be the change you wish to see, don’t cherry pick a single article specifically about tech, here’s just a couple about Warrens plans to break up both banks and pharmaceutical companies:

https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/04/15/warren-calls...

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/kzvy4w/elizabeth-warren-i...

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/12/17/elizabeth-warren-b...

https://www.wsj.com/articles/as-warren-eyes-white-house-big-...

While I think “are you trolling” could come off as a bit harsh, it’s better to confront bad faith actors than to engage with them.
But then what? All the information about your stocks and money will be on computers that are inaccessible.
* Having a special court isn't "extra-judicial". Special courts can very useful, if you get judges which are versed in the subject matter.

* None of your examples even relate to the FDA approval process which seems robust. Or vaccines in particular.

* That was a good example of the ideological forces I was talking about though. Big Corporates are bad, supported by Arrogant Science that can sometimes be flawed, therefore something related to them must be Bad too. To fix the unspecific Bad, the area needs some unspecified Reform (reform is always Good of course, and can never be Bad).
China, the country != Chinese (Asian?), the race
Yep, you can just run the following command in PowerShell to enable ssh.

Add-WindowsCapability -Online -Name OpenSSH.Client~~~~0.0.1.0

You can check if ssh is enabled with this command.

Get-WindowsCapability -Online | ? Name -like 'OpenSSH*'