skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What I find most interesting about Apollo and DOMAIN/OS is that by 1983 (at the latest, see the Getting Started document [1]) the designers had managed to peer into the future and come up with network filename syntax that matches what would eventually become known as the scheme-relative URI:

//node/directory/subdir/file

This is also (as far as I can tell) the rationale for a rather interesting caveat in the POSIX specifications [2] section 4.13 (Pathname Resolution):

> If a pathname begins with two successive <slash> characters, the first component following the leading <slash> characters may be interpreted in an implementation-defined manner, although more than two leading <slash> characters shall be treated as a single <slash> character.

[1] http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/apollo/002348-01_Getting_Starte...

[2] https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/V1...
Hey, I used one of those in an accountants in the early 80's, with the same weird orange and black screen. I recall there being no "enter" key, but several keys marked OCK1, OCK2.. etc (Operators Control Key). That was a good piece of design rather than a single "Ctrl" key on other machines.

I swear that printer could be heard several streets away!

We had a hard disk cabinet that took "cassette packs" with disk platters in them (maybe 15 inches in diameter). The engineer used to have to come out to it and re-align the heads every couple of weeks as they were not very stable.

I didn't realise there were games for it, dammit. I managed to get hold of a Cobol compiler for it, but with no other technical information about the B80, didn't get very far. No internet in those days kids.

I can't recall if the B80 had it, but there were small satellite workstations that looked similar and had a small silver button under the desk at exactly knee height. On my first day I was introduced to the "shit button". So named because if you accidentally knocked it, it reset the machine and lost all your work. Most people taped a small cover over it.

Fond memories of the B80, and it's big brother the B800 which I used at a different job. Boy was that sophisticated... it needed a paper tape through a "rat trap" to boot it.
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I got into weather stations just recently. If you don't want to go that far in the DIY way for the hardware I recommend getting [1] + [2] or if you are from EU like me [3].

You can see some of the data here [4]

You can hook this thing up to the internet over wifi and it will send data to https://www.ecowitt.net https://www.wunderground.com https://weathercloud.net/ and/or post it to your custom endpoint. The gateway can also be queried for data over an API. This thing is quite new on the market but I am very happy with it. You can hook it up to already supported websites or you can use a raspberry pi to collect data yourself (WeeWx and Cumulus MX already support the API).

[1] http://www.ecowitt.com/weather_station/5.html

[2] http://www.ecowitt.com/wifi_weather/80.html

[3] https://www.froggit.de/product_info.php?language=en&info=p44...

[4] https://app.weathercloud.net/d7287072295#current
> the label “beauty”, for instance, was only returned for females

Males just dont look good, or something.

Edit: as someone noted before, my point was not that that men look badly. More that it is ridiculous bias I did not even noticed before.
> considering most countries do not allow to carry weapons

Imagine being legally allowed to own and carry a gun and getting killed because you legally own and carry your gun. How is that logic?

https://edition.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/06/22/philando-castil...
This cannot be backed up by data. When I travel with a black friend in Europe, I actually get checked occasionally. That never happens when traveling alone. There seem to be issues with profiling here but I don't believe a diagnosis like systemic racism is in any way justified beyond populism.
How does the system decide which code needs to be deleted?
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But it only works with Blink/Chrome right now because it depends on Insertable Streams:

https://jitsi.org/blog/e2ee/

https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/6321945865879552

Hopefully this will be implemented in other browsers as well soon.
It's still quite smart though. For example, asking a question about a programming problem often brings up the correct stackoverflow page, even if the wording is completely different.
Could that actually effect the life of the chip though? Annoying to have your system crash, but that isn't a longevity problem by itself. Does a stray ray cause the gate to wear prematurely?
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> Police in Europe is, on average, very kind.

I generally agree. "The left" in Germany does disagree completely, though, so I think it's pretty controversial and not really as simple as you make it out to be.
People suck because they go online to look at attractive people?
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Follow-up questions:

- Does Instagram prioritize scantily-clad photos of attractive people over scantily-clad photos of relatively less-attractive people?

- Is the prioritization based on a machine analysis of the photo, or on the response of earlier users to the photo?

- "While [the skew towards nudity] was consistent and apparent for most volunteers, a small minority were served posts that better reflected the diversity published by content creators." Are the majority people who have clicked on plenty of attractive scantily-clad photos? Are the minority people who have been presented with such and avoided clicking them?
I recently learned of Dave Grossman and his police training courses that appear to encourage murder[0]. I'm not sure how prolific his teaching is, but it says a lot about the fearful mindset these officers have.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Grossman_(author)
Well, as every direct reply said, it is true that these App Store models suffer from possibly outdated libraries with unpatched security bugs. But it's nothing new. Everybody knows that. It's case with Docker and all other fat bundle formats.

> Sadly, it's obvious Red Hat developers working on flatpak do not care about security

Presenting it as a novel privilege escalation with such wording IMO deserves hasty dismissal. These kinds of "hype-ridden disclosures" (i.e. allocating domain name) deserve to be ridiculed because they're meaningless distractions. See [1] for discussion.

[1] https://lwn.net/Articles/668695/
The article points to a Facebook patent for an "engagement metric" created at time of posting (that is, before user interaction) which specifically calls out "state of undress" as a factor to consider:

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=H....

...and this metric is used to determine what gets shown in people's feeds.
Very interesting. A shame that funding is always a problem - how much could that have cost? 200.000$ year?
I'm sure there are worse jobs than using Instagram
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I did an analysis of this PoW at my line of work and I would say that it is really complicated. Unnecessarily so, I have to add.

I also have a comment about ASIC resistance.

There are tools that allow to customize hardware upon programs it will execute, [1] is an example of one such tool, there are some others.

[1] http://openasip.org/tta.html

If you write a RandomX code generator and interpreter and customize the CPU hardware using tools like one above you will get an optimized version of the hardware. Take a look at [2] for a results of such codesign attempts for Fourier transform. The optimization in energy efficiency can be as high as 100+ times over general purpose processors and on par and exceeding ASIC implementation.

[2] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321700396_Codesign_...

One would duly note that RandomX employs floating point instructions in some parts of hashing process. I will respond that floating point operations can be expressed as operations on fixed point values and these hardware parts can (and will) be shared with other computations. Basically, the codesign tool will implement for you a split (FP)ALU. This will also increase energy efficiency over GPU and general purpose CPUs which have different paths for FP and integer computations and usually do not share ALU parts between these.

To comclude, first, RandomX is needlessly complicated. Second, I think that ASIC version can be attained without writing everything in Verilog by hand, you may stick with C reference implementation for most of the work. And, last but not least, the gain in hashes per joule from ASIC implementation can be much higher than 2-5 times over CPU or GPU.
This brought to mind a quote from Roger Ebert's book "Great Movies":

> Of all the arts, movies are the most powerful aid to empathy, and good ones make us into better people.

Even if people suck, could Instagram tune their recommendation algorithm into recommending content that made them into better people?
This seems to be claiming that virtual memory wasn't invented -- or at least first implemented -- at Manchester for ATLAS. Is there justification for that, as opposed to when it was first commercially available or in service?
> This outer layer of DTLS-SRTP encryption is removed while packets are traversing Jitsi Videobridge

What this means is that the packets are encrypted between you and the video bridge and the packets travel unencrypted within the videobridge infrastructure, but at no point does the outside world see the unencrypted stream. Talking to the Jitsi video bridge is just a regular WebRTC session as far as clients are concerned (so any DTLS encryption WebRTC has, the Jitsi call has), I know this because before they had a decent SDK I had to manually wedge my WebRTC calls into it.

If you're looking to add e2ee to your project, you're pretty much left to choose between Olm and Signal Protocol, which are quite similar, but libsignal is GPLv3 while libolm is Apache 2.0.

I've used Olm more intensively over the last two years. While it works, it's great, when it randomly wedges a session for no apparent reason you feel like throwing it out the window.
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Most of the MA I have attended that had a serious focus on self defense, were focused on deescalation, safety and dealing with the stress of the moment. There is a place for the use of violence to educate someone that it's in their best interest to change their behavior, but prolonged choke holds or grappling aren't helping keep anyone safe in most on the street situations.
First year of programming is more about learning the basics and not the language. Like the students will learn basic stuff like finding the digits of a number or implementing other algorithms. Then passionate students discover the graphics libraries and then start playing with that draw different cool stuff like effects or make simple games like Tic Tac Toe.

conclusion, in first year in schools you might have different level of students, they do not learn a language so they start a career with that language, they start with the basic stuff and hopefully a large number of students are attracted. Probably the teacher is lucky if majority of the students could handle homework on their-own so attempting to add more information that is not relevant is not useful.

I am attempting to teach my son programming, he likes to play Gary's mod and there he can script stuff, I observe very interesting things(he is 14) like I need to explain and force him to ident the code to make it readable (imagine how extra messy would be with python) or I explain a few times that you can have local variables or function parameters reuse same names but for some reason he gets confused when 2 different things have same name. 1
> so they don't need to respect robots.txt

You mean they don't need to respect copyright law? So it would seem.

If a user wants a legal copy, they can choose File -> Save Page As. The copying isn't the problem, the reproduction without ads or paywalls or respect to the owner's copyright is.
We didn't have enough data to test these hypotheses. If more people contribute their data, we'll be able to test that: https://algorithmwatch.org/en/instagram-algorithm/
> I bought a printer just for printing out such content so I can read and scribble away.

You might want to buy a cheap hot glue binding machine as well, or use the one at your local library or university.
Same here. When I see police, I just think, don't go near them or bother them at all. I actively avoid police if I can unless there are a bunch of other people around (concert, sporting event etc.).

The fear I think is more along the lines that police can detain you, arrest you and so on. So I just figure, why chance it? I optimize for lowest risk and I view police as an unnecessary risk.
Unfortunately, a lot of things are more troublesome when you follow the law.
I don't trust them, in very much the same way I don't trust any other media outlet, since you'll find similar stories for any other online newspaper.

But by singling them out, you make it sound like they are the worst, when they are basically average
Do the detailed results of the study contain all the data for the participants interests?

And if Instagram personalized the newsfeed of each user according to their personal tastes, the diversity of posts in their newsfeeds should be skewed in a different way for each user

That seems like a wild underestimation of how much a group of 24 Instagram users choose to look at sexy pictures over other topics. "Instagram behaves as if people are thirty percent more interested in sex than any other topic" frankly seems low.
Not really without consumables, unfortunately. But it's easy and costs about 50-200$ per human and month when you just buy the required substance, granular CaOH treated with 1~2 NaOH (by pouring a concentrated solution of it over the CaOH), from Alibaba once a year. That stuff is e.g. used for re-breathers in anesthesia. CAS 8006-28-8 is the "magic" word/number.

The potential alternative, which would not use consumables, would be to just freeze it out. It's not _that_ hard, I believe an ammonia-based single-stage chiller should still suffice. Make sure to use counter-flow heat exchangers to not loose insane amounts of power. Handling the water condensation might not be that trivial, though.
I display 100% of the issues you two listed, but for me medication hasn't helped. granted I only tried one medication for a week, but it didn't really do anything.
It's not "no code" it's "code later". It doesn't prevent the effort of coding the solution, just moves it down the line and makes it harder.

The good part is that (as the article) says, you only need to write the code when you know the code will be used.

The bad part is that the no-code solution will break at some point. Usually because some part of the chain introduced a breaking change, or the process its modelling needs to change in a way that the solution can't handle.
Then you need to replace the no-code with actual code, while under time pressure because the business is broken waiting for the new solution.

He's right - this is a useful tool, and sitting in the middle is the best place. But there are lots of people who will read this and create something completely with no-code and with no intention of replacing it with code, until it breaks and then they're in a painful place.
So what? I look at the MTBF/TBW(terabytes written) of solid state disks and shrug.

From a very zoomed out view(and a laymans at that!) the whole semiconductor industry seems like system gastronomy. While the few main players equal McDonalds and Burger King, there is only so much you can do with similar equipment arranged in the same ways. While I'm sure the two could produce the same things, if given access to the same ingredients, they aren't allowed to. Same for Coke vs. Pepsi.

Anyways, if you want to have it different, then you either need different systems arranged in different ways processing different ingredients, or are stuck with wailing Oh vey!

I'd rather prefer some cheering for alternatives like

[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Semefab+Wafertrain+Bizen+Searchfor... and

[2] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Yokogawa+minimal.fab

Oh YAY!

That would at least enable the likes of KFC and Pizza Hut in comparison. And fizzly Bundaberg!

Oy!

edit: [3] http://www.besang.com/
Nobody in the left in Germany will claim police brutality is at any level near what America is facing as that's completely absurd.

However, people do acknowledge police is authoritative, profile racially, and abuse their power at times.

I think you can acknowledge both without being inconsistent.
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That's not really the point is it, of course no organisation can be trusted 100%, but that doesn't mean that Russia's state sponsored propaganda network and actual commercial news organisations are the same. I can literally provide you links to RT doing exclusive interviews with people who have carried out chemical weapons attacks in the UK to provide a cover for the Russian government[1]. Let's not pretend that's the same as real news organisations who sometimes get things wrong.

[1]: https://www.rt.com/news/438350-petrov-boshirov-interview-sim...
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The source google doc at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L7A5hmskm3Y3huSXHNtIIoiV... is very informative while the website is down
Perhaps it's an idea to tilt your monitor and put it into portrait mode.
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This page has inaccurate data. I checked for my country and the listed number disagrees with the linked source next to it!
This. In terms of Single Core / Thread Performance we have reached the end of S curve. We haven't had much IPC improvements since Skylake in 2014. We reached the Max Clock speed per normal Cooling possibilities.

Although current rumours suggest 7nm Ocean Cove coming in 2022 with 85% increase of IPC compared to Skylake. I wish we could also make performance node that push through 6Ghz.
> And thus allow commodity hardware to remain competitive.
This would make the system more robust, at the expense of increasing the power consumption. Is that correct? Doesn't seem really eco-friendly.
If you figure out some concrete setup, let me know. I am fairly certain that there are measurable cognitive effects at "just" 500 ppm, and good luck staying below that when you can't just sit at an open window outside of a city.

1000 ppm is btw. enough to feel uncomfortable. Cognitive impairment will be much more subtle.
From the Wikipedia page: "The edit/compile/run cycle was fast compared to other Pascal implementations because everything related to building the program was stored in RAM, and because it was a one-pass compiler written in assembly language."

BTW "compiler written in assembly language" is sweetly ironic, isn't it.
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I was very surprised to hear a cop in the US only gets 3-6 months of training.

Here in the Netherlands _basic_ education is 3 years; and then you have another few years to specialize into a specific topic (abuse, fraud, forensics, narcotics..).
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Even worse is seizing vehicles that are still not paid off.

The police department will determine if it is worth ‘paying off’ the remaining loan amount, so they can seize the car and sell it at auction.
.. if you're of the "native" white ethnicity or a white tourist, yes. The London BLM protests aren't just copycats, there's a long history of poor race relations from the Met.
When I was young, I remember mathematical notation being intimidating when getting started.
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Yeah I don't mind reading "normal" books on my ereader, but for technical books and textbooks, I much prefer dead tree. Probably because it's a huge pain to browse and flip pages in ebooks.
The words "threat model" gets thrown around, but I'm not actually sure "our threat model didn't include our OS vendor" would be considered an acceptable excuse.

Sure, we have reasons to trust Redhat;

- You can look at their working practices ( Good coding hygiene, Peer Review, Tools, etc )

- You can make the commercial argument ( they make money by doing the right thing, it's not in their interest to hack us )

But ultimately we're still explicitly trusting 1000s of people here, so reality is much more nuanced.

- Hardern your OS, i.e. only install the bare essentials.

- Monitoring for processes or networking traffic doing unexpected things.

Thus, you evidence that you reasonably trust the vendor but you'd expect to see an alert were to prove false.

Probably a better use of "threat model" would be, we don't need to place trust in developer end user devices because we instead place our trust in our SCM, CI/CD and the SDLC process.
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