skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Context: As of the beginning of 2020 all aircraft in the United States are required to have ADS-B out capability.
The sad reality is that much shipbreaking is done in jurisdictions without effective environmental laws -- for just that reason. Case in point:

https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/greenpeace-regret...
It’s surprising to me that AOPA and NBAA have still been pushing the privacy angle on this stuff so much still. I guess that’s part of their lobbying mission though.

As someone else pointed out all of these executives carry cell phones and as the recent NY Times series pointed out the things are leaking out location data everywhere. Competitors and hedge funds likely aren’t using ADS-B data to track movements when they can get significantly better data elsewhere.

I wonder if high level executives have any kind of training and protocols for avoiding cell phone location tracking.
Nearly every hardware manufacturers software is a giant steaming pile.

I suspect that most hardware companies cultures treat software engineering as as second class activity.
How is use of VPN is enforced? Looking at credit card transactions?

Use-cases like these makes cryptocurrency so much appealing. Where I can potentially spend my money like normal physical cash.
The very real and substantial claims about torture and mostly about his time in prison in the UK - not his time on the asylum, though I would still say that his asylum treatment was inhumane and violated his rights.
This shouldn't really be any surprise, it's basically been the publishing business model for a century.

More interesting still is how some 1%'rs (e.g. Bezos) will operate something like the Washington Post at a loss simply to retain the actual power that having a top tier media company provides, in terms of narrative control.

> select few kings (mostly queens now)

It's still going to be investors behind the scenes who really pull these strings. The name at the top of the masthead isn't the owner....
I just don't want to hear about Golang generics any more, until they are in a usable beta. It's been years, and while I'm confident that there are some maintainers who really for real want to add it... it's hard to shake the feeling that the talk is going to go around in circles, hoping devs give up and forget about it.

It's like sending a project into an environmental review. It sounds constructive, until you realize it's a nice way of black-holeing the project.

I really apologize if I'm being unfair to the (team?) working on this, but... it's been years. Generics have been around for decades. It's important to get it right, but Golang is by design _not that complicated_. There really doesn't need to be wild new R&D to figure out how to pack generics into a programming language.

</salt> rant over. For now.

Edit: And seriously, it's 100% fine if the answer is "we thought about it, and decided not to do it." It's just frustrating being strung along with constant design proposals, iterating on syntax, and then... back to more design proposals. Just make a choice (or a veto), and go with it.
I can highlight text with mouse, right-click to copy it and then right-click again to paste it. Ctrl-V, C don't work out of box. Gestures on track pad don't scroll.
What else are you missing?
> Sure they cannot openly share all their data because it is private

Couldn't they just anonymize the data?
Most of the health issues around him are being raised as a result of his stay in prison, not his asylum in the embassy.
There's nothing wrong with cancelling meetings. In fact, I appreciate my managers doing so. (More than I appreciate them having meetings...)
Missile usually just means something shot at something else. It doesn't need its own propulsion and it does not need its own guidance system. A stone from a slingshot counts as a missile by the normal definition.
As far as i know agencies try to get off Wordpress and Drupal because it is just horrible dev experience. What gets used most are modern CMSes like Craft, Twill, Kirby, Bolt or Processwire. They are much closer to mvc frameworks. If you want to do something highly custom wordpress will just be in way.
This is pretty spot on. Something as simple and basic as the Maslow's hierarchy explains the voting pattern in India. It is no coincidence that rising middle class has coincided with the rise in BJP's electoral returns. With their basic needs met, their worry now is to protect their Gods, reconstructing a temple that was supposedly demolished 500 years ago and goddam cows! They really do not care about the plight of the less fortunate around them. Concepts like freedom of expression, individual liberty, equality etc. are of not much importance to them.
Why Kubernetes in particular?
This is very cool. Plus I love building things. Thank you!
Please post substantial evidence that Assange has conned or defrauded anyone. Wikileaks has a 100% track record.
I'm starting to believe this meme was really concocted by some of those "big companies". It's quite brilliant, actually: using the public's hatred of big corporation to actively protect them against any changes.
This is fascinating. As a writer and coder, I find the subsumption of longform culture into the a niche blogosphere genre gives me chills.

Say what you will about Condé Nast, this implosion is poignant for anyone who has dreamed of supporting themselves with mere words.

These days, the only "reader" that seems to pay enough for my keyboard time is Babel. ;)
A woman shares her experience with living in regions with poor water access
As always, encryption everywhere even for not private information avoids showing you want to hide something when you do have a private interaction.

Https also makes it more difficult for someone in the middle to temper with the contents, e.g. adding malware.
There will be no sustainable business. Regulations and taxes strangle your business before it gets to that point.

If you look at the business landscape of Sweden, it mostly consists of large multinational corporations with bases outside of Sweden (IKEA is a good example of this) and government jobs.

It doesn't leave much room for individuals wanting to start a business and actually having an chance at success.
BJP lost several elections recently- so they do have a competition in politics.

I'm in India and use VPN. VPN is not banned. What are you smoking. If speaking against the government lands you in prison then why are you not in a jail right now - Spreading false information and propoganda.

If someone like Sharjeel or Kanhaiya want to break India into pieces using political activism then it IS ANTI-NATIONAL.

Protestors whothrow rocks or petrol bombs at police should be identofied and put in jail.

What propoganda is BJP serving, where can I get it?

You spoke your mind on an anonymous forum. Go to Twitter and you can see thousands if not Lakhs of people bashing the government for various issues and nothing happens to them.

You have not met the majority, you do not know about them why do you generalise the entire population of India as some mindless robots that BJP uses for elections.

You know how much work has been done in terms of stopping terror attacks in the past 6 years.
There were blasts in the metro cities once or twice by some random terrorist organisations, now except some hotspots like JK things are relatively calm.

Media as usual with their bias is either in bed with the government or bashing them on every single issues.

The only issue is that you don't see the full picture resort to falsification to suit your agenda and spread lies.
> I would say that if the compiler got 100% slower, that would be a failure.

Still a weird thing to care about. If the compiler were 100x slower, that would still be faster than continually handling boilerplate with human brains.
Maybe an an improved question would be "Is the SP500 the Highest its Ever Been in terms of Uninflated Dollars?" Or maybe "... in terms of ounces of gold?"

The numbers keep increasing, but is the increase higher or lower than the inverse of the currency decline? (If the currency declines by 5%, prices of goods must increase by an equivalent amount to maintain the value of the goods. You need more of something smaller to have the same final amount.)
There are plenty of men in HR, education, and social work.

Men simply don't go into those fields as much as women do because they pay less than comparable positions in other fields.

Case in point: the number of men in nursing has been increasing every year without having any gender-based outreach efforts, because nurses make good money, get longer weekends, and you don't need 10 years of degrees to become a nurse.

Similarly, the % of men employed as educators increases with salary. Or in other words, very few male teachers at the K-3 levels, more at the middle-school level, and the largest % of male teachers at the high-school level.
I think you missed the point of adding additional responsibilities.

In my example the electricians did not make the mess, but they, however, walk around the facility a lot so why not give them a broom so they can clean up messes on their way.

Unchecked is how you lead to companies squeezing 3 jobs out of one person.
There are some airlines that will not take accept delivery of a Charleston-assembled Boeing 787. The fact that you can speak up with less repercussions in unionized Everett when too many corners are cut obviously has influence on product quality and company culture, even though the union doesn't get a seat at the board.
It is very lacking in empathy to refer to him as a fugitive rather than someone in asylum. Any fugitive status he may have had has been proven to be political in nature.
I asked you to be more specific and you've dismissed it as "just my opinion". It's impossible to respond to that. Good day.
> Require insurance against environmental damage caused by any vessel.

Requiring insurance is not the same as requiring the money to be put aside up front like a bond, which was what was being suggested earlier in the thread. I have no issue with insurance requirements if you think it's possible to run an insurance business profitably that (a) doesn't charge so much that we still have the same problem and (b) actually has the money and will actually pay out when a billion dollar environmental disaster happens.

I don't think the economics of that work.

As for

> a lot of tired phrases

complaining about the ultra-rich establishing barriers to entry that keeps the little guy out is never going to be "tired" until it stops being the default operating mode of these organizations.
These discussions quickly devolve into political mudslinging , I wish there was way to filter out such posts.
Hint - it's like that everywhere, in every industry. We're just better paid in tech.
Nah, it's a fair enough phrase, I just foresee it being used as a bludgeon soon enough
Don Quixote very much had fanfiction. But, you can find many examples from the invention of the printing press to the creation of the first copyright laws starting in 1710 that are the same basic idea. It’s like talking about jaywalking prior to the invention of of the automobile.
They do not develop on Windows, but presumably they also build and trace on Windows to debug ports. Source: I have worked on multiplatform desktop software.
> we don't use telemetry/spying

Telemetry can perfectly be done in a privacy-conscious way. Getting real user feedback is paramount, but telemetry is super important as well because it has a scale that you can't achieve just by asking users.
There is no way that anyone other than BJP will win the election on the national level anytime soon. Congress and Rahul Gandhi is a joke, they've fucked our nation over too much to win again.

AAP doesn't have a lot of support outside of Delhi and a couple other states, and the same can be said for all other regional parties. None of them can step up to and beat BJP. It's the unfortunate truth.

The police shoot at and kill protestors with no mercy. They will not face any repercussions. A case from just 2018: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoothukudi_massacre

The nation is dying.
Hinduism is not "an ecumenical blending of ancient practices". It has well defined rituals, rites and codes. They were simply allowed to be modified as necessary by anyone since the ancients essentially believed in freedom to appease your god as you wanted.

The core of Hinduism remains the vedas, gita, the puranas and the upanishads. They lay out a very deep philosophy that theologians much more educated than I am have been investigating for centuries. It is a highly rigid system at its core (contrary to the freewheeling morass image Indians themselves have projected to appear non religious).

This is why India is a nation. From the tip of Jammu till the edge of Kanyakumari, people thought of the vedas as the progenitor scripture of all civilisation. They heard the exact same stories of the Mahabharatha and Ramayana for millennia. The fact that they were free to adapt it and retell or embellish it does not mean they broke away from the system itself or that the system emerged later than the stories did.
Not to mention the actix web founder.
It's ridiculous that anyone can have anything but abundant thanks for this man. He shows us the war crimes, lying, cheating, and hypocrisy of our nations' leaders. And yet people want to see him imprisoned or killed because it happened to be against their political preferences. Awful.
Is this the plan? Are the Pandits when they return going to be the only ones allowed unrestricted internet facility?
Not just publishing but capitalism in general.

If you're a replaceable cog in the machine, you're probably not getting paid much. If you want to get rich in a capitalist society, either have scarse skills allowing you a good bargaining position or find a way to own the means of production.
Well for that purpose we already have Rust/ Swift and so many other languages. What is Go's USP apart from fast compiler.
> QEMU is a complex program, as demonstrated by the complexity of measuring it accurately

For sure. Our goal was a fair comparison, but any comparison by one set of criteria is going to paint an incomplete picture, especially of something like QEMU that does a lot and has a lot of buttons and knobs. This is further complicated by doing the comparison over a time span where both are moving targets (which is a good thing, both groups have been building cool stuff). Comparing software qualitatively is hard.

All the details of our comparison methodology are here, if you are interested in the details of exactly what we ran and how: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/nsdi2020-data

I'm very excited about Firecracker and rust-vmm. I'm mostly excited about the amount of energy and excitement in this space right now. That's only going to lead to good things down the road, and there's plenty of room for multiple threads of innovation.

> The NEMU project mentioned in the paper is inactive exactly because it was a dead end: it was possible to achieve all their goals directly in QEMU without the need for a fork.

That's very interesting, I didn't know that background. I saw the loss of velocity in the project, but couldn't find any details of why.
What does 5nm mean to you? It's all jargon. Intel's 7nm is comparable to TSMC's 5nm. Go do some research instead of making arbitrary classifications based on marketing terms.
Alphabet takes the wind out of its Makani energy kites
> Clearly they haven’t, and given how easy it is to appease developers, this is particularly damning.

In my experience, developers are probably among the hardest to appease. It's probably a tie between developers and sales. Both groups are primarily money driven and keen to negotiate, but developers also feel entitled to influence or control other aspects of the business based on their personal idea of morality (e.g. developers are not inclusive of the opinions of other groups of employees).
“Life with Lucy” in the Big '80s
Not all media, but many (or most) Indian news outlets are.
Hardly surprising, though, since in general practical (i.e. non-lab) conditions it has trouble with over 12's too. FP still pretty high without additional constraints (e.g. photos on your timeline)
That's actually great! But what will the actual terms and conditions be? Some existing examples: a maximum number of psych visits, (medical) dental work up to xxx$ per year (if you had a checkup last year), limited coverage for experimental treatments for like cancer.

The US is not (wont be) the only one which seperates dental (as in infections, teeth removal) from orthodontic like braces and fake teeth.

Maybe important, I'm not American.
Yeah, the article doesn't say don't do a ML SaaS. Just that it won't have 80% margins like a typical SaaS business and you have to specialize to give you any sort of scale or it's just a Service business.
Speaking as someone in one of those flyover states, the electoral college appears to have ended up in the worst of both worlds: it is neither reflecting the popular vote nor is the college doing what it was designed to do, which is act as a sanity check against demagogues and corruption.
At this point, I tend to agree. The original creators are quite fine with "Me but not for Thee" so generics simply aren't in scope. The only way generics will come in scope is if Go starts losing enough popularity that the creators need to do something. That isn't likely to happen for a while.

To the users, if you want generics, WHY DID YOU CHOOSE GO? There are plenty of other options nowadays.
I hear macaroons come up fairly often, but they suffer from being only described by a Google research paper, without a standard or other sufficient formal specification. My understanding is that compatibility across implementations is lacking.

PASETO is by Paragon, the authors of said searing indictment.

IMHO their argument really comes down to a difference in opinion in how cryptography should be supplied to developers. TLS and JWT standards allow for a wide variety of cryptographic algorithms, and implementations may provide various ways to negotiate that set of algorithms, such as whitelisted set.

This provides for migration over time from legacy systems to new algorithms, but creates a risk that the library author will have a security issue in their implementation of the standard, or that the application developer will misconfigure said implementation.

The alternative strategy is something like NaCL/libsodium http://nacl.cr.yp.to, where experts standardize on single packages of algorithms (or extremely limited set, such as one standard and one legacy) to implement specific cryptographic primitives.

The problem usually quoted here is one of compatibility, migration, and experimentation. There are often no provisions for older systems which cannot handle one of the profiles involved, or primitives for managing non-standard cryptographic sets. Many of these specifications also dictate removal of an old algorithm set to add a new one - making the specification only really valid in lock-step upgraded systems.
I think that the problem with all that is the communication barrier gets exacerbated to the point that its a self limiting mechanism for intelligent life.
> the players unions for most professional sports (NFL, NBA, MLB, etc)

This is wrong. The major sports unions all collectively bargain minimum salaries, and in some cases maximum salaries as well.
Well if we have to choose i'd prefer to not have them scheduled in the first place.
I'm aware of the etymology. Mitto, mittere. In modern ordnance context, missile = guided, rocket = unguided. Even though both use rocket motors (and here they usually say motor rather than engine).
Is it though? I work on a system that builds in singe to double digit minutes. The productivity loss from x2 slowing down of the compiler is going to be so painful compared to the gains I'll get by not copying some sorting functions etc.
So Micfo was one of our suppliers, they remain the only one to have mailed us chocolate at Christmas.

The chocolate wasn't great, but it's more than any of our other providers have mailed us :).
Did you want some sort of torture-detecting-machine where Assange puts in his fingers and the machine beeps loudly with flashing lights?

Doctors have observed, reported, documented, and endorsed that he is being tortured. I don't know what else you could possibly want.
Is this about some specific heart problems?

Because anecdotically I know 2 people with stents that are just fine(tm) after more than 3 years. I don’t know the specifics of their conditions though.
I agree with your statement. 7-8 years or so ago, right before first Modi election, I visited a friend. He is from very affluent, very well educated, in high bureaucratic positions IAS, IPS services. His mother was talking to me and asked who am I going to vote for. I kind of refrained from answering, and she said "Vote for the Hindu party". I honestly didn't know, how to respond without offending her beliefs. Obviously, this is anecdata...but combined with few more instanced like these you can somehow extrapolate that there are enough people who believe in this shit.
Right, it was not uncommon in the 80s and 90s for your workstation to cost significantly more than your car did. The Ultra-5 was the cheap Sun work-station at $4k base price, as by 1999 Intel based workstations were starting to put pressure on Sun from below.
Scaleway
If those emails are being sent at or before the start time of the meeting these folks are way ahead of a lot of businesses.
If they used heavy equipment to do the digging, it's unlikely they even saw the cache.
Yeah that seems a little too good.
Thanks for pointing out rust-vmm, Steve. Andreea (one of my co-authors on this paper) wrote an article about it a while back, which explains how it fits into the bigger picture: https://opensource.com/article/19/3/rust-virtual-machine
Quite a bit I think. Go module system did cover many use cases which Kubernetes cared but other systems may have not.
> The very real and substantial claims about torture and mostly about his time in prison in the UK - not his time on the asylum

Can you give details of the actual practices of torture alleged here? Scanning this and a few other things, the only details I'm seeing are complaints of how he was treated in the embassy (which IMHO were self-inflicted), and some nonspecific observations that he looks like he's in worse health now that he's actually gone to jail.

> I would still say that his asylum treatment was inhumane and violated his rights.

I can't see how that could be without essentially creating a lawless situation, where law enforcement is bizarrely tasked with supporting fugitives and assisting with their escape.
some exceptions: As such, we have concluded that the same aircraft
excluded from the transponder requirement are excluded from the ADS-B Out equipage.
Accordingly, an aircraft that subsequently has been installed with batteries or an electric
starter would not be required to equip for ADS-B Out. The FAA may consider a technical
amendment in the future to remove any confusion due to the discrepancy between the
language in§ 91.215(a)(5) and§ 91.225(e).

https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/ag...

see also

https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2017/january/19...
It's kind of weird to think about nuclear reactors being older than computers...particularly in Africa.
>At best it says they had customers that broke the law.

Did you see the part at the top where the CEO admitted to being all of those "customers"? They were playing a shell game, and while this guy didn't do the criminal activities he definitely was working for the "legitimate front end" of a larger criminal organization.
you know, as much as I concur with some of this.. if you just tempered your language a bit to allow for some kind of effective interaction between like-minded people, instead of making the walls preventing action impenetrable by definition, it would make for a stronger statement.. Big changes do happen, and will again, one way or another !