skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gizmodo is 2016. Do not spread false information.

p.s. and is based on information which in 2020 is not anymore actual as most things were corrected.
What if somebody wishes to cancel after hearing the 3 weeks as opposed to 2 weeks?

For e.g. if they're travelling, etc. Could result in loss of revenue as well.
Even when bisecting you can still reuse the built dependencies, at least if you're using sccache.
I really like the idea of Matrix. Is it really secure though? Isn't E2E a newer feature?
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Available since many years.
> For reference, my last flat in Berlin (the capital of the largest economy in the EU), on the ground on a main street in the city center, was serviced with approximately 14Mbps ADSL, and this was the fastest offering available from any vendor.

I have unmetered gigabit fiber (1G UP 1G DOWN) In london
https://defend.wikileaks.org/2019/04/03/ecuador-twists-embar...

I found this, I think that’s what is being referred to.
Shouldn't then Safari and all other browsers be banned as well? Lots and lots of adult content can be distributed and accessed with those.
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> The attempts at building something compatible like shumway have all been rather unsuccessful.

Alternative proprietary implementation was rather successful for game development. Sadly Scaleform GFx is now discontinued too and obviously we'll never see Autodesk publish anything under open source license.
It means that nobody has succesfully recovered following a confirmed infection, which is exactly what your data suggests.
Alpine Linux may also be a good option if you're looking for something light-weight.
In your subsequent comment you add the important point - this is Germany. Having lived both in Germany and (now) in China, i can confirm that both of these countries have a problem with quack medicine. I've never been anywhere else in the world where you need to argue with pharmacists to persuade them to sell you evidence-based medicine.

In China there is some historical reason for it - Mao needed something to placate the peasants while trying to figure out how to provide healthcare to rural areas[0]. Unfortunately the government is still trying to figure that out.

I don't know what the history is in Germany that caused it to be the way it is.

[0] https://respectfulinsolence.com/2019/05/29/mao-triumphant/
Not true. You're spreading false and old FUD.

ad1: starting from quite a long time, secret chats use MTProto 2.0 which is build on stanard crypto primitives you're seeing everywhere. Read it here high level: https://core.telegram.org/api/end-to-end and free to verify on github.

ad2: this is not true, and is discussion about user choice, not security.

please do not spread false old information. world changes.
We all seem to be talking about guesstimates and data we can't be sure of, but I see little talk of what we can do.

If this were a tech problem - a big problem that seemed insurmountable - I would break it down into chunks as best I could, look at all the parts of the chain, and ask myself which I could be most effective in tackling first. Treat it like a sprint. Which part of the chain would that be?

With the caveat I'm not a domain expert, obviously, I'd go for the lack of testing kits - what makes testing for something like this so hard and so hard at scale?

Maybe it isn't and it's the supply of kits. Is this not something that is also "fixable"? There's a lot of intelligent and capable people on this forum, why not throw some pasta at the wall?
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Oh wow. Thanks for sharing. This'll definitely be useful for my kids studies. It would be even better if filtering happened automatically when selecting options.

Edit: Oops. I should be paying more attention to comments as someone already suggested this.
If you "stumbled across a local government website", you cannot "anonymously leak" it anymore, since your IP address is already on the web server's logs. After an "anonymous leak", it's the first place they'll look.

The only good alternative is to keep quiet, and pray that nobody else finds it and anonymously report it to the press before the logs containing your IP address are rotated and deleted.
From what I understood, each time a new device joins the conversation, a new key is generated for everyone in the conversation (and each devices), so they are allowed to decrypt others' messages. That being said, they can't access chat history.
I worked on Workplace at Facebook. It's super-cheap at $1-3 per MAU. If they like it, why not pay for it. OTOH if I were FB I'd give it to CERN for free.
I tried this right now and noticed that I count tap for the first time. But the most important thing is that all of them are different and form a repeatable pattern. So brain just remembers the sensation of the fourth tap and I can tap in fourths subconsciously for a while.

The other way to deal with this exercise is just tapping for the odd count in one place and for the even in another. So you know when the fourth tap is because you subconsciously know it was long enough time after the second one and it is in the right place on the table.
I've discovered so many great artists through FIP, the greatest thing about this one is the themed channels, you're almost guaranteed to always find something good to listen to.
In other words, it is a plot of data that is regularly updated.

No, it's updated quite irregularly. Given the time difference between the East Coast and China I'd expect that quite a bit of delay is to be expected between information being released and CSSE updating their site. They're also combining data from different sources and clearly are batching updates together.

https://i.imgur.com/pL1Kg0A.png
I’ve sent this over for the team to take a look, thanks.
In Finland you have quite a lot of people with demoscene background as well, I heard they also have a big imageboard culture.
Coincidently, I deleted my Whatsapp account today. Apart from the fact that I can't really judge yet how much more secure Telegram is, I find Telegram also much more usable. Let alone being able to edit messages when swipe-writing words selected totally different words than I had intended. How often did I send a second Whatsapp message just because the first was full of swipe detection errors.
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It is interesting to see that this argument is quite a widespread one nowadays.

* https://xkcd.com/1235/
Video decoding ability on Android devices varies widely device to device, and on some devices if you try to play a video it is incapable of playing, you have no way to know the user is looking at a blank screen. On a few devices, trying to play a bad file even results in an instant device reboot. You 100% don't want to be sticking untrusted data into the platform media api's, and in fact I'd caution against using them at all unless power usage is so important you need hardware accelerated decodes.

Considering that, I can completely see why WhatsApp decided to bundle their own libraries.
Those other devices aren't running on battery power, which could be a significant factor.

Also, there are many less powerful phones out there which may see greater benefit.

And the "edge device" presumably doesn't have to be the absolute edge, perhaps another part of the edge infrastructure (in my home this could be the server that sits directly behind the wireless AP topologically speaking.

And some APs do have significant computing power, they may not be taking about the cheapest router in existence provided by a penny-pinching ISP.
An AC-130 Spectre, for example, carries 8 cannons: 4x GAU-2B/A (Army M134) 7.62mm "minigun" to tear apart any lightweight vehicles, soldiers, helicopters and more. Another 4x M61 20-27mm caliber dealing 6000 rounds per minute. Let me know where is your definition of "heavy calibers" and quantities.
Mac OS similarly, over time, grew various short Pascal string types to be used in its APIs. https://opensource.apple.com/source/CarbonHeaders/CarbonHead...:

typedef unsigned char Str255[256];
typedef unsigned char Str63[64];
typedef unsigned char Str32[33];
typedef unsigned char Str31[32];
typedef unsigned char Str27[28];
typedef unsigned char Str15[16];

The 2^n-1 sizes are cache-line don’t need explanation, I think. 27 was the maximum length of a volume name in MFS, the original Macintosh file system (which was a strange mix of backwards (no directories) and forwards (255 character file names) thinking).

Str32 was used in AppleTalk (and probably a design error or bug; Str31 is a more ‘natural’ type)
With signal each registered device will receive a copy of the chat while that device is registered. If a new device is enabled afaik it doesn't get sent any messages from the past, although technically the other devices could transmit previous messages.
> processing power is rarely a major limiting factor.

Autonomy is. I could see compute clouds like this being offered at the OS level rather than browser, along with a claim for multiple days charge cycles, or slashed device weight/thickness. However, it would likely only work well for common and predictable computing tasks. And it would further separate users from hardware.
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>Ok tell me where is this all sadness and depression originated from? Is "my life does not go the way I want it to go" not the only reason for it? Can you name any other reason?

That's so broad a reason to cover everything. Since any kind of "need help" situation would be automatically also a "my life does not go the way I want it to go" situation, no matter how legitimate it is.

But a phrase like "my life does not go the way I want it to go" makes it sound like people would ever need help, feel depressed etc for frivolous reasons -- like "my life does not go the way I want it to go, I wanted to be rock star and I'm not", or "my life does not go the way I want it to go, I want to sit at home, play videograms, and not have to work", or "my life does not go the way I want it to go, I want all the women to want me" etc.

There's also unemployment, disease (including cancer), loss of somebody, accident, and all kinds of other things people need help to get over.

Can some get over them by themselves alone? Sure. But having to do, and considering asking for help a weakness, makes for a worse society, of selfish distrustful loners, with no compassion for others, no solidarity, and ultimately, just a bunch of individuals, not a community or a society.

Does that mean that people should also try all their best to help themselves (and not just expect all the help from others)? Of course.
> If you activate WhatsApp on another phone while your first phone is still active and you open both apps it will copy them over, but that wasn’t the point I was making.

To my knowledge, that's not true. But even if true, that doesn't mean e2e encryption isn't in effect.

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> The case for whatsapp web is absolutely true

The web interface is completely driven by your phone, acting as a remote control and WhatsApp still doesn't have access to your conversations.

https://signal.org uses the exact same model and it's open source, so you can review it.

It is true that WhatsApp being proprietary, Facebook could insert local content scanners that bypasses e2e encryption. Which they actually threatened to do in the past, not sure what the status of that is.

But in spite of this, WhatsApp is still much better than any other service that doesn't do e2e encryption by default. Yes, I'd prefer Signal.org personally, but it's not what my acquaintances use ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

And I'll never use Telegram, unless it reaches FB Messenger levels of popularity.
> I don't really understand the self-flagellation in the Rust community about compile times.

I believe the two main factor are the fact that:

- many Rust users come from languages with a faster writing->running cycle (there is a surprising number of Python users starting to use Rust)

- Rust takes prides in its speed, if something is slow it is thus seen as a failure that should be fixed (even if it has perfectly reasonable reasons to be slow)
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This probably only works with parents who're too dumb to comprehend what's being prescribed, or ones that are ok with homeopathics?

Here in Belgium all the doctors that have seen my kids have no problem saying paracetamol and they'll be fine in a few days.

W-Europe is particularly hostile to medical quackery IMHO.
I'm forced to use Workplace in my company and i absolutely hate it. After 15 years of employers trying to keep employees off social media they're now trying to shove it back in again.

While joined to around 100 groups in my global organisation the wall/feed thing becomes a very poor way to deliver technical information. Its intermingled with personal messages or a reminder about Jason from accounts upcoming birthday drinks.

Everyday i'm reminded why i left Facebook in 2012 and never looked back.
Another lame writeup full of false assumptions (that are being provided as an absolute and immutable truth) that has nothing to do with tech.

I've seen better examples of graphomania, karma and attentionwhoring tbh.
Such channels aren't viewable on Android, dunno about web.
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> Furthermore, telegram forces you to link your account with a phone number, and that acts as the primary (or only) form of authentication, opening you up to sim-jacking.

Linking phone or use it for 2FA should be like red light today. For Telegram, banking app, don't matter.
I think people are too used to the "American style" of moviemaking which focuses solely on goal driven characters in a rules driven world. While the characters in Stalker have some goals it's not all that important.

There is no "explanation" as in a series of rules of the universe and character internal goals that together drive the plot. Why would one think there has to be? "Film is a mosaic made up of time."
Really? How bizarre.
To answer some of the questions that the author posed, how do people without an internal monologue formulate ideas, maybe think about it this way: Those voices in your head, how do they formulate ideas? Before the words form, there's a construct - slightly out of reach, an uncontrollable yet influenceable bubbling. That voice in your head is not your brain - it's not your thoughts, it more like a second mouth and your brain pulling the strings.

I presume.

Of course, I'm not in your head, so I couldn't tell you for sure.

I've never realised that there was this divide between people, but it actually makes a lot of sense to me. Some people have a barrier, a pre-speech-speech, other people don't. Some have more neurons or less neurons in this half-way house. I have a vague recollection of people reporting losing their internal monologue after a lobotomy, but I may be wrong on that.

If I had to guess, with my programmer-with-very-little-neuro-science background, it seems like a natural way that our brains form. Sometimes all the neurons specialise for speech directly connected to your mouth, other times a cluster of neurons specialise for speech with a disconnect. I suspect like most things, it isn't fully genetic - though it probably plays a part.

Personally, I find myself monologuing the first few words that I'm typing, and from then on I'm reading it off the screen. I have an idea of where I want the sentence to go, then I re-read it and decide better of it.

It does mean that writing emails especially, takes me an absolute age to say something remarkably simple. Speech is unaffected, though I'm never the loudest voice in the room and am particularly hesitant to butt in (and feel really bad when I try)

When I replay arguments with a particularly frustrating person, I often find myself quietly vocalising as the emotion rises.

And when I have a mental block on a word (which happened a couple of times writing this - "construct" is still not the right word above, but I can't find a better one), often the voice in my head will still keep playing with words to try and prompt the rest of my brain to do its job. I would love to see whether internal monologues make for better or worse wordsmiths. Or the effect the divide has on meditation.

Also, possibly related, I find it very very difficult to visualise pictures in my head. I dream fine (possibly in black and white - which was how I trained myself out of bedwetting as a kid), but asking me to imagine a picture of a beach, the picture is horribly hazy.
Highly motivated kids have a greater advantage in life than kids with a high IQ
> I am not exactly an Apple fanboy

Can we stop using "Apple fanboy" as a derogatory term? You insult everyone - every single person - who likes the company. A lot of the times I'm tempted to say "those who don't like Apple's products are tasteless idiots" but I never say that out loud. Nope I don't :) So keep your opinion to yourself.
> If you activate WhatsApp on another phone while your first phone is still active and you open both apps it will copy them over,

This is not true on Android. You cannot activate WhatsApp on 2 phones at once. If you try, the first will instantly deactivate and will not do any copying of messages. Message restore is from Google Drive backups. There is also a way to backup to a file, but it's an unsupported hack.
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use signal instead
Which is very normal state of affairs for research organizations. They try to reach as much of their employees / stakeholders as possible. You'd be surprised how often the work issued email address is not read.
> Insurance? Yes, that exists but the excess is often something like 1/3 the total cost so if you couldn't afford it yourself, you still can't afford it with insurance.

In the USA or China?
> A lot of the times I'm tempted to say "those who don't like Apple's products are tasteless idiots"

Wow, you are a real apple fanboy, aren't you.
Vietnam is never mentioned in any episode of Gomer Pyle either directly or indirectly.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gomer_Pyle,_U.S.M.C.
That's basically stating that influencers should get free stuff; CERN is a company that handles hundreds of millions, and I don't believe they're too poor to pay for services.
the real wtf is why these cargo cult religions around fetish buzzwords exist.
What you described is, actually, here and called... Haskell!

You need COW things like in Closure? Here in unordered-containers they are. You need SIMD processing of vectors? Here in vector package it is. Parallel processing? parallel strategies.

Channels like in Go? You bet right, it is on hackage, in stm package. Green threads are much more greener in Haskell than in Erlang and Go (about twice as small overhead compared to Erlang).

I keep repeating that what is usually a language feature in regular languages, is often just a library in Haskell.

Which, as you rightly noted, piss many people off.
Telegram offers channel subscriptions, it's like a blog without comments. Apple will absolutely ban apps like that (think tumblr).
The language is too weak to express it safely. CoW on mutable strings in C and C++ by necessity implies safety (or drastically performance-degrading) tradeoffs. By contrast, `jv` types are immutable so they can presumably implement CoW without compromising memory safety or correctness.
Ahhh the first step of the cycle.
We're going back to on premise computing.
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Korea evacuated 400 today, 1 couldn't board the plane because known infected, on arrival 4 were tested and found to be infected. This is consistent with the Japan flight from yesterday that you mention.
I tried searching, but couldn't find a good explanation online on the differences between Keybase and Riot, and why one is better than the other. Could anyone help?
Ask HN: Looking for a WM/DE for Linux or FreeBSD
Hi

It’s about WM.

It would be good something like distrowatch.com but distroDE-WM

Tiling windows, float windows…no matter. I love shortcuts, keybindings and all I knew (i3, bstmp, fluxbox, openbox) are about focus in windows. I was using i3 for 2 years and openbox for two years.

But I’d prefer about applications. If I opened mailclient, firefox, terminal, editor, and I want to open firefox again I dont want to remember in which window was opened, I want focus in firefox and NOT to open a new firefox window. So something like “meta-f” to launch firefox, “meta-e” to launch or activate emailclient and so on.

And the application is focused in the same position and size when It lost the focus. Something like:

meta-f:

if exists firefox

activate firefox

else

launch firefox

I dont want to work with works-area. I did it for years and always found out the same problem about moving windows from one to another. Many times I need a terminal window with editor in the same screen, or firefox with emailclient …moving, sizing.. lot of combinations

So I prefer all the windows in the same workarea, and no tiling, because I want firefox in maximum window size but terminal floating, or editor in a corner …

which WM permits me all these things?

no one (at least I know)

which WM is something like I wish?

Thanks
I think the most of those games attract only developer type people of past generations. I find newer games less addictive which is not the case IRL.
>Literally all adults I know react to their emotions

If they can react consciously I'd expect them not to get into sadness or depression like at all.

>There is way more in being nun then just isolation

I'm not talking about extreme isolation, more like buddhist places where you can stay for a week or month without talking and not knowing other people and just face how it is to be alone. Not isolated alone, but "socially" alone and all arrangements are made so you don't worry about stuff like food and can fully go into it.
> For example, removing a prefix the C way would be to add the size of the prefix to the pointer.

Surely to do this you'd still have to keep either a reference to the original pointer around or remember the offset so you could `free(str)` with the correct pointer?
Bosses using tech to spy on staff is becoming the norm
> At least two of the flaws are in mp4 parsing done by WhatsApp itself, while both Android and iOS provide hardened platform tools for that.

I imagine this choice was made at least partly for consistency across platforms, because WhatsApp supports a lot of devices and OS versions. You can use the current apps on Android back to 2.3.7 (2011) and on iOS 8+ (2014).

Until 2018, WhatsApp also ran on BlackBerry 7+ (2011).
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Thanks, yeah I know what a toll road is but hadn't heard the term turn-pike.
And it's much more interested to hear station from locations you never been :)

Recommend to try https://www.radio-browser.info
It's right any support matters. thanks
It is kind of an amalgamation of tools. Install it, sign up for the dozens and dozens of different external services it queries, configure those API's in SpiderFoot. Then fire away. It is really good, but some of the better visualizations, sorting options, reporting and diffing come with the premium SAAS version SpiderFootHX.
How is docker container, running a process as unprivileged user with reduced capabilities security disaster? With Kubernetes you can even have network policy or service mesh with mTLS. Compare it to bunch of bare processes running on the same machine, lots of services listening on localhost, difficult updates due to different dependency version requirements by different software, requiring you do the manual, painful update only once a year. It may look bad at first, but container can be far more secure that common non-container environments. It's always matter of configuration and maintenance.