skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
canarywatch.org existed until Q3 2019 [0]

> The coalition of organizations which created Canary Watch explained their decision to discontinue the project by stating that it has achieved its goals to raise awareness about "illegal and unconstitutional national security process, including National Security Letters and other secret court processes." The Electronic Frontier Foundation also noted that "the fact that canaries are non-standard makes it difficult to automatically monitor them for changes or takedowns."

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary
Asking about working hours is likely to provide some useful information. e.g. "How often do people stay late at the office?" or "When was the last time that you had to stay late to fix something?".

Employers may not be completely honest with their answers, but if they value work-life balance, then the answer will probably reflect this.
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Are you perhaps a visual thinker, that you don't have a systematic way of writing might imply that you are. If so try visual note taking https://www.verbaltovisual.com/an-introduction-to-visual-not...

the important thing is to develop your note taking to match how you think.
If you are organized the smart notes method is pretty good.
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Yes. This isn’t a monopoly, so it’s not monopoly pricing. That leaves competitive pricing.
> I just think the article made it sound like these fears are unfounded.

Huh, I admit that I ended up skimming a bit near the end but my impression of the first half of article was the opposite: that these fears weren't unfounded precisely because the current reality of advertising matches the imaginations of the paranoid.

Guess I should go back and reread the rest more carefully.
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I share the idea of the author, but I miss actual talk about how we can make things better. Because his arguments are also true when it comes to security.

What are alternatives to commonly used complex systems, like Docker/Kubernetes, Active Directory, Remote Access or just shared folder structures? How to keep the functionality of centralized management while making it simple? Would be happy to hear your thoughts on this.
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I don't know what's being used to build the user interfaces, but I'd look at Shopify Polaris for some inspiration. It's been a pleasure to work with it. Although it's quite restrictive (no colour customizations, for ex), it gives users standardised and accessible screens. I wonder how debugging would work.
My hero is a guy who is the closest thing we have to a Seldon Plan.

He made electric cars a consumer reality.

He is making space travel significantly cheaper.

He is making energy storage significantly cheaper.

He made roof tiles that have a similar cost to regular tiles, but also collect solar energy.

He is making tunnelling cheaper.

He is blanketing the Earth in a RAIS satellite communications network, in a model that can be replicated on other planets.

All of these previously-considered-risky techs converge to promote sustainable energy, transport, communications, space travel, and terraforming.

The fact that he can be a dick doesn't diminish these accomplishments.
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I wonder if that can be done to extend Hubble's life for another decade or so.
Nobody said that nuclear fission is clean, and nobody with even a bit of knowledge about it claims it is. Instead, what it is is CLEANER than fossil fuels and so forth, and this makes a huge difference.

Furthermore, your scenarios for nuclear waste leaking, while not impossible, are absurdly implausible if even a modicum of responsible engineering is applied to containing waste byproducts of nuclear fission. For one thing, this is definitely possible; the world is full of highly vital but very dangerous materials that are stored quite adequately, and it's also full of critical infrastructure whose structural integrity can't be absolutely 100% guaranteed either but which is often used for decades to improve human society in some way with few to no problems. Likewise for nuclear fission. The precautionary principle you take to extremes is absurd. Proper storage can be done and even improved enormously.

Secondly, the combined storage needs of all nuclear waste from every plant operating everywhere in the world for decades to come are minuscule compared to the availability of good, firmly sealable sites for doing this and compared to the sheer amount of waste tonnage created by fossil fuels and even by the repeat manufacture of long lasting batteries for certain renewable energy sources, if we want to get nitpicky. You're talking about one very small real estate/ecological footprint relative to energy output created with nuclear fission.

Thirdly, all of the above can be improved even further with moderate advances in how nuclear fission is produced. Even with today's more modern reactors, over 96% of already-used fissile material is recycled back into uranium-based and MOX fuel. One other immediate possibility is breeder reactors, which can in fact use waste from older fission reactors to create more energy. They can run on U-238 and transuranic elements, which create the absolute majority of waste byproduct in most current reactors. That's one exceptionally plausible solution to a part of the waste storage problem. Other even better solutions are also possible within reasonable development time frames.

In essence, your argument is somewhat similar to saying that nobody should ever use a microwave oven even while starving because there's always the very unlikely but not entirely impossible chance that it might give them a brain tumor, somehow, and let's furthermore ignore all advances in microwave oven technology to make this even less likely than it barely was earlier..
> For somebody who is a high escape, high assassination or generally high risk

I don't know if it still in use, but Italy had at least a bunker court for mafia trials which could withstand even missile attacks. In case of high risk targets, I feel it would be better to ensure the safety of every person inside the court, instead of enclosing just one person inside a box which could still be opened, after spilling enough blood.

To me, it seems the glass box is used only for the psychological effect and justified with the security concerns.
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For me there is a difference tho: when the Guardian does it, it is public. That means if your political view differs from that of the Guardian you can still read it, comment it, write an article in another outlet about it. So basically: you are creating public political discourse about it.

In targeted advertisement no such public space exists and political discourse on the ads is hard. A political party could target your kid with disgusting lies while you will never know (and therefore discuss) it. Whole groups within a society can be told things without scrutiny. With targeted ads scrutiny can only happen, if the targeting algorithm chose the wrong person and that person chose to bring it to the public.

Anything that makes political discourse and advertisement more public and less private is in the self interest of democracy. Anything that makes it harder for parties to promise mutually exclusive or unrealistic things to multiple people is in the self interest of democracy.
But by margins of billions? Figures like this are thrown around a lot but it's hard to grasp how much just one billion, even 1/1000 of that can make an individuals life unrecognizable before having that wealth.
> But if you weren't in at the opening bell or there about those profits are gone.

why are we (as a civilization) even optimizing for this?
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This site likely started before it was officially named.
Its almost like my post was made for your specific comment.

Anyway, hope the news of reinfection complications is premature and incorrect
This is mentality issue, what we found when we dropped some people into remote work. They didn't link themselves up that they are now responsible for their workplace and not employer.

It is solvable, with active management and active workers, but these are the things we found that needed to be addressed.
I got angeber = "show off" and gesellschaft = "society", which I think makes sense in the context of hnarn's comment. I'm not German though so not 100% sure.
Domain was registered about 11 days before it was named COVID-19, and is also irrelevant to people looking for info about the virus.
> signed their their NDA

> they're confident of their behaviour

pick one
Apparently 88% of people with COVID have fever (WHO study in China). If you have fever then be very careful. If you have fever and a dry cough be even more careful. If you have a stuffy nose and an itchy throat you're very likely negative but stay home in any case.
I disagree. If viruses are forever associated with the locations in which they first spread, perhaps authorities might be a little sharper in controlling the spread.
Narratives of forces who yield great power while beeing invisible lend themselves perfectly to improvisational backdrops for mental illness.
Thanks for focusing on the real issue at hand and keeping justice alive
I see nothing in the article about helping workers who would be out of jobs when coal plants shut down. The headlines will read "Billionaire causes thousands of blue-collar workers to lose their jobs".
Seems interesting, although I fail to see any command line inspiration in the cast or screenshots. It looks like a perfectly normal GUI with keyboard shortcuts and a text filter for narrowing down on some activity?
>Haven't they both pledged to donate 99% in their lifetimes?

Didn't gates massively increase his wealth in the period in which he said he'd give away half of it?

>Plus you could argue the companies themselves (where at least Musk's wealth is mostly locked up) are helpful. At least Tesla.

But would they exist without him? He's certainly been good at marketing himself and by extension his companies.
On the other hand he also just bought the rights to the title founder at tesla so the actual original founders can't call themselves that which many people don't seem to realize.
Meanwhile they kept hostage battery tech advantage via Panasonic.
And then there's spacex and Solar city which happily survived on tax payer funds whilst the later maybe didn't help green energy adoption as much as a competitor might have in it's stead as they basically did Chinese solar panel resale which were going at dumping prices and the EU was blocking for that rezason....And i think they also had/have some fun gov bribery accusations against em which reflects badly on the billions in taxpayer subsidies they managed to waste.
Meanwhile whilst an increase in NASA's budget wasn't politically feasible it's been a notoriously monetarily efficient institution.
This is true but also the reason that abstractions that try to hide these issues from developers can have some surprising edge cases.

Next and Gatsby make it seem like you can just directly translate your front end React experience to SSR but in practice there are, as you say, some significant differences.
You mean like the Spanish Flu? (My comment is sarcastic...)
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We've spoken before about this issue and at the time ripgrep was just erroring on large files on 32-bit platforms, it didn't fall back. You were using the Rust crate "mmap" at the time, you removed it temporarily as a fix, and now you're using the much improved "memmap" crate. Good stuff! I do use your tool occasionally, and it's useful, albeit the CPU fan noises annoy my co-workers.

The specific issue making the "mmap" crate incorrect was that it used a "usize" instead of "u64" for some of the functions, limiting it to 4GB files on 32-bit platforms. I believe it's this line of code: https://github.com/rbranson/rust-mmap/blob/f973ae1969b4b7e80...

Now, I'm not a mindreader, but to me this feels an awful lot like its author made a tacit assumption that mmap() is a "memory operation" that is tied to the architecture's pointer size. In similar conversations, heck, in this very discussion people were incredulous that a file can be bigger than memory and be processed.

I absolutely believe that people do not read much past the function declarations, and it might be a "snooty attitude" but experience unfortunately has shown it to be an accurate attitude.

I'm also not accusing you of incorrectly using mmap(), buuuuut... having a quick flip through your current code I see that you still have the attitude that "mmap() takes a filename and makes into a slice that the kernel magically reads in for me on demand".

This is just not true, not even on 64-bit platforms. On smaller devices with only 2-4GB of memory, it's entirely possible to simply run out of page table entries (PTEs). It's possible the memory space simply gets too fragmented. It's possible the kernel has other limits for processes. It's possible the that file is some virtual device with an enormous reported size. Etc, etc, etc...

The correct usage of mmap() is to use moderately-sized sliding windows of, say, 128MB at a time or whatever.

But, having said that: Your code is now correct in the sense that it won't crash, it won't have unsafety, it'll run on 32-bit just fine, and will probably work for all practical scenarios that people want to use a grep tool for. I also know that you have specific optimisations for "the whole file fits in a byte slice", so there's benefits to using the simple approach instead of a sliding window.

However, if this was a database engine that required mmap() to work, it would be absolutely incorrect. But it isn't a database engine, so no big deal...
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Got any spare toilet paper, mate? :P

(Context: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-03/loo-roll-limit-costco...)
Or perhaps zero mess, and this is just a good way to acquire all the patents and later they can merge either the companies or the teams behind them to produce what TB envisions. Tha scarier name I saw in their companies' list is BlueCoat. That is some nasty (good nasty) stuff.

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That's a nice idea. You can open a pull request for that if you want.
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India has reported 5 cases officially out of which 3 people have fully recovered. There were 2 new cases yesterday. A third case is also suspected from a foreign national.
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I find that to be a feature. If I open the article and/or comments and find out this was about a library for Ruby or Java then I wasted my time because I don't use those. Likewise, a non-Go or non-Rust dev can ignore Go and/or Rust tagged library articles.
Oh man poor F5 networks. They are great people hope they are all OK...
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I am still (proudly) using the McAfee Antivirus Enterprise edition on my Win Pro machine. It has (imho) the best options/flexibility. I also remember that the respective firewall was also super strong and very versatile but I can't get my hands on any latest version of it (I have the AV legally).
Maybe i should too !
Related discussion: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/revoking-certain-certifi...
That's only true if you're willing to entirely discount the intent of the sender, and the perception of receiver.

There's a stark difference between giving clearly unsolicited advice, and giving advice because the other person asks for advice.

Then there's the grey area where you have to rely on non-verbal and implicit communication because it's unclear whether any advice given will be perceived as presumptuous or as pure gold. This is the murky area of human interaction where intuition matters more and formal rules don't always apply.

There have been times when I resisted advice given to me. Only to understand some time later that the advice given was really helpful and true, and ending up grateful for having that person not holding back on me.
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I was of the understanding that the opening statement covers the entire universe, and the rest of the explanation covers the formation of the earth from the perspective of someone on the earth. That will explain why the sun and moon only become visible later.