skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>they might have CUPS running because they have a printer configured

Runs as root.

>SSH so that people can connect to help them

Runs as root.

>perhaps they're doing some web development and have Apache running

I think you're fundamentally screwed if your adversary is willing to use apache 0days on you.

>There are any number of daemons that could be running on a laptop with legitimate access to the rest of the network

In practice this is a very rare scenario, the severity of this fuckup by Huawei should be viewed in that light. It's not ideal, but this is hardly a big deal.

>why should they burn a Linux 0day

Those are a dime in a dozen, and using an exploit very rarely means burning it.

And even if the adversary didn't have a linux 0day to use on you, you'd almost certainly still be screwed sooner or later as they'd now have persistent local access to your system. Odds are that you'd never notice a cronjob running as debian-tor, pinging the attackers c&c once a day.

It really is game over once someone gets arbitrary code execution on your system, unless you maintain an extraordinary security posture which would preclude installing sketchy huawei drivers anyway.
You don't want to switch to a half baked language for anything serious.
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It may convert your own code, but it can’t convert the CUDA libraries.

It also doesn’t help that AMD has stopped supporting ROCm for the current consumer GPUs.
Maybe, I wish I had the occasion to deploy PyPy in production, but as a daily Python user since 2008: I never had to switch to PyPy to fix any performance problem that mattered for my users or me, but I keep an eye on PyPy and admire it as well as the developers behind it.
In England: format shifting isn't a criminal offence (unless you do enough of it to affect business, or you do it as part of a business). The rights holders could sue to recover the cost of the media, but it's confusing what that would be. It keeps going into and out of law -- sometimes it's allowed, sometimes forbidden. I have no idea what the status is now. There's potentially something there about circumventing a technical measure, but again that's not a criminal offence.

There are exceptions if you're making something accessible.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/48/section/107

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
Ah yes the famed google customer support. Spent five days trying to get a g-suite dashboard error fixed immediately after provisioning. Eventually I switched to O365 with no regrets. And then there was the bricked chromecast from hell which they wouldn’t even acknowledge. Switched to Apple TV with no regrets.

Add the usual quality control (how many years did my android phone alarm not go off or my SD card get trashed with photos on). Nope!
I agree, that map is amazing. I particularly like the way you can see exactly where the photos were taken.
All were done on time, in Mars years, the calendar of his home planet.
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It works about as well as digg.
> FreeRTOS...

I don't really care what FreeRTOS's site says. There's no way to ship a FreeRTOS implementation that doesn't link the drivers (and the user application for that matter) directly into the kernel. It's not a microkernel, but stems from an era when microkernel was such a buzzword people tried to apply the term to operating systems that didn't even have processes. I think they were thinking that if early VXWorks got to call themselves a microkernel then FreeRTOS gets to as well.

> No it's a operating system framework, and every kernel they provide is a micro-kernel.

Right so the code Genode provides is a userland. They don't have their own kernel but instead give you a selection of several third party kernels.

> your comment is utter bullshit and full of flaws

Please keep your comments civil.

> with my links seL4 and fiasco you have a "fully" working system, reading your comment it's like saying that Linux from scratch is just a kernel.

No, you don't have a '"fully" working system'. seL4 for instance needs something like Genode or CAmkES to get there. seL4 in it's verified mode doesn't even have any I/O in it's codebase (and unverified only provides a debug UART). Fiasco needs something like Genode or L4RE.

And no, Linux from scratch is very very close to CAmkES/Genode. It'd be almost a 1-1 if Linux from scratch had a more standard build system across it's components.
How does this work if you're unemployed? Is there a separate public option? Or do you just keep on with whatever you may have had before, without paying?

Also, that "maximum/wage" thing - is that per person, or for a household (spouse/kids/etc)?
Google around and look for multiple lecturers’s powerpoint pdf slides online for classes named things like “intro to big data”, “beginning data analysis”, or something similar. I find that powerpoints are actually a decent way to learn math if the exposition and explanation of reasoning is half-decent. It’s good to have multiple examples to cross reference

You may have to learn a little multivariable calculus, or at the very least look at enough examples of its notation to be able to comfortably skim equations
When the Learning Disabilities Association complained that the DMCA prohibited people with disabilities from removing DRM to enable their products to work with assistive tools, no change was made to the law as it was deemed the law does not prohibit DRM removal in this case. The Entertainment Software Association stated [1]:

> In addition, DIYAbility’s initial comments do not provide sufficient information to know whether what it would like to do would actually violate Section 1201, rather than, for example, being permitted by Section 1201(f).

Here's a link to section 1201(f) of the Circumvention of copyright protection systems references reverse engineering [2].

[1] https://www.regulations.gov/contentStreamer?documentId=COLC-...

[2] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201
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They should have an 'industry standard' keymap option on first start like Blender. But it's not nearly as weird as Blender was: there's no right click select, and eg. the cloning tool is basically the same thing as Photoshop's, though the large variety of select tools is a bit intimidating.
> for high traffic work

Considering how prevalent Rails is for Ruby, we can assume that the majority of Ruby codebases are web apps. There are tons of way to scale Ruby web apps for high traffic, and a tiny minority of companies end up reaching a scale (like Twitter) where Ruby becomes infeasible.
Those 3 along with maps, ads, and a handful of others make up the list of "safe" Google products.

I agree with you though, it is the niche products that get shutdown. My point is that being an early adopter of Google products is a very risky move. Until a product is adopted by the masses and profitable, it should not be considered safe.
Last quarter, Nvidia’s datacenter segment exceeded $1B in revenue for the first time, and it’s close to overtaking the gaming segment as largest business segment.

Marketing fad or not, it’s not a bad business to be in.
From the jobs I see Javascript, Python, Java & iOS are pretty much the entire market so there isn’t a lot of opportunity to actually work with other langs and get paid for it.
They claim to be using a NXP T2080 CPU as the core of their laptop. This is doomed to failure.

The T2080 is a high-speed communications processor. It is not designed for energy efficiency. It can draw up to 20W at full power, and does not support the sorts of power-saving features that would be required for a mobile part. The datasheet doesn't even specify the processor's idle power consumption! Some of the tables can be read to imply that it might be able to idle down to roughly 7W, but that's still completely unsuitable for a laptop.
I saw a similar report from Red Hat not long ago. Like ~30 min ago.

Severity was reported as "Moderate", but its enough that we'll patch soon.
I dunno, if I was fighting for my freedom I sure would hope my attorneys do everything (legal) in their power to assist in my defense. Ridiculous or not it's a valid concern.
who said to skip upfront planning?
You may find the Great Oxygenation Event from my book to be of relevance (it supports what you're saying):

https://impacts.to/preview.html

If you'd rather read it as a PDF instead of images:

https://impacts.to/downloads/lowres/impacts.pdf
He never promised to land boosters in 2007, the Falcon 9 hadnt even flown yet. In fact their original reusability plans were based around parachute recovery.
yeah i get that. the joke is that despite playing both sides, many still view them as our "greatest ally" and would never question them.

Nothing against Israel, they're smart to hedge their bets.
Related:

https://blog.23andme.com/23andme-research/transatlantic-slav...
Crystal has a nice AST based Macro system. IMHO it makes up for it. The problem with Crystal is no direct support for Windows OS compilation which is a non starter for many developers.
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Was thinking the same thing, not sure what actually gets done besides questions being asked. They even point out times these CEOs or higher up execs answered questions like these in the past that ended up not being truthful answers...but I guess there was nothing done then either.
Ideally Britain would have kept HK island and/or transferred HK to Taiwan rather than China. But I guess that wasn't workable. So the only option for HKers is emigration.
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Exactly. There are a vast number of incapacitating health related reasons that could cause a person to be absent, e.g. panic attacks, stuck in a bathroom (IBS/IBD/Chron’s), migraines, depression. The type of thing that reasonably wouldn’t be broadcasted out to the entire team.

I think it’s better to just assume nothing unless you have direct knowledge that the employee is doing something blatantly unethical like working at another job (has happened before).
The sorbet project has an FAQ about that (I was curious too):

https://sorbet.org/docs/faq search for “RBS” (on mobile, no deep links)
Really exciting!
I'm not familiar with Ruby at all, but presumably it'd be possible to at least generate stubbed out definition RBS files with type inference.
A common way to prevent that is to authorize only first - settle/charge that payment at a later time when you think it's not a typo.
Thanks for sharing. Random thoughts/questions: How do you compare this with using Google Chrome's ecosystem with bookmarks? Or any other browser with bookmarks stored in the cloud? Is there any plugin that can allow search results in a browser's address bar to show the bookmarks from pinboard.in?
> Microsoft right now it not obviously worse than Facebook, Google, Apple, Amazon, etc.

That's pretty low bar.

> They shouldn't getting as much flak as they still do.

Why not? They should be getting all the flak they deserve. Together with Google, Apple, Amazon, etc.

They are not your friend. They will abuse you if it makes business sense to them.
USPS is slashing hours because this is a plan by Trump to make sure that Voting by mail is as difficult as possible so he can pretend there is fraud. Plain and simple.
No, OP is just plain wrong.
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No. Although the name is "OpenAI" there is very very very little open about it.
AFAIU sorbet can consume RBS files, and probably produce them from libraries that use it.

But other type checkers could be implemented relying on the same information.
Can non-popular figures get access to the API for similar experiments? I filled in the form a couple weeks ago and didn't get even an email confirmation.
Why the fuck would they bother; Medium is a cynical cocksucking place; who the fuck wants to use them?

Jesus FUCK; how bad Medium is. Fuck Medium. What a piece of shit place. It's almost like Quora. Fuck Medium Man. What a shit place!.
SQLite is the place that (to my knowledge) was the first to do these "railroad diagrams". Here are all of theirs (though they're also available inside the documentation): https://sqlite.org/syntaxdiagrams.html
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Wrong iPhone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linksys_iPhone
One can be annoyed at both Amazon and the authors for this anti-customer behavior.

That said, I personally have a hard time assigning the same levels of blame at authors, since they're being given a lot of money for the exclusivity deals. Authors don't have the same liquidity options as Amazon, making the relationship a bit unequal. Especially when having an audiobook made can cost in excess of $200 an hour.
I applied this update and my machine didn't boot afterwards

turns out apt-get uninstalled the signed grub2 image
You could have said the same thing about food back in the early 20th century. I dislike adulterated food just as much as anybody but in practice I don't care enough grow my own food even though I could afford it.
It is comparable to bueracratic systems vs "feudal" appointees with discretion. Despite the inefficiency, inflexibility, and occasional stupidity from bueracracies historically they have been an improvement especially for scalability. Essentially removing discretion would "bueracraticize" it compared to a more fiefdom style prosecutorial discretion.

There is some potential long term improvement of forcing legislators to write their laws better at the cost of far greater court load, travesties of justice, and similiar in exchange for lessened corruption. The improvemrnt part rests upon assumptions of outrage over the proper thing. Not the best of track records given dumb knee-jerk laws.

So yeah, almost certainly worse short term but it may be better long term. Not exactly an inspiring cause.
Well, he’s competing against a gov entity, so his schedule slips are going to be much less than theirs.
Believe it or not, there's actually some code in this article, too (SAS SQL).
In theory nothing (I think), in practice they've failed to execute on really important strategic moves for the last decade.
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Can't we just shoot a orbital space laser at mars then from mars orbit? If we're already sending a very heavy craft that way... should be able to do spectral analysis from space.
Under figure 1 it says "Comparisons are normalized by overall training time regardless of system size, which ranges from 8 to 4096 chips. Taller bars are better."

Does this really make sense? The new TPU should have lots of chips and therefore finish training faster, which would make comparing like this kind of pointless? Am I misunderstanding something here?
Would you please review the site guidelines and stick to the rules when posting here? Your recent comments have been breaking them. Note that they include:

"Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith."

"Eschew flamebait. Don't introduce flamewar topics unless you have something genuinely new to say. Avoid unrelated controversies and generic tangents."
CYCLADES was really influencial on that (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CYCLADES)
Forgive my ignorance on the subject but if it's not government mandated then what's stopping them from going bankrupt and not respecting the guarantee?

If they set aside no money to keep the promise then they physically cannot do anything about it when they run out of cash to keep the external services running.
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.d.ts files are mostly compilation output, only if the original source is JavaScript you write the definitions by hand. TypeScript developers normally work with types inside their ordinary .ts (JS+types) module file, not in a separate source file.
I think you're right. However, personally, I can - 95% of the time - remember a few words from the page that allows me to search it on Google. 95% is conservative figure. I honestly don't remember the last time I couldn't find something. Might have been a year ago. Furthermore, it's usually much more accurate to simply search your own browse history. Granted, one might need to delete the history or that can get large, but I usually only need to search for something within a year of the last retrieval.
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Think this is bad? Wait until you see what "strings" will come attached to eventual-UBI. Show up at a riot? No more UBI. Interfere with law enforcement? No more UBI. Out past 10pm? No more UBI. UBI will be handed out like a driver's license - a privilege to be revoked at will. Endgame will be total compliance, and for bonus points, the cool kids all will cheer it.
Exclusives on every platform are annoying - Audible, Nintendo, Netflix, you name it. People make mutually beneficial deals, and one way to do that is with exclusivity.
Serious question: Is this refund problem as big an issue as commenters here are implying? Is there data that shows that app developers are losing significant money due to Apple's fees not being refunded? I would have guessed that very few people ever request a refund on an app they purchase, but I have no data to back this up.
11. Do you think exploits are cool? Do you keep up to date on types of exploits, at least at a high level, just because you want to know about them?
About 2:42 in this video you can hear the side by side V8's revving up and then the J58's whirl.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFO--wzFfUs
What is his plan for Hong Kong moving forward? I'd be interested to see what a local activist thinks could be a solution to their "China problem", especially considering that a country as big and powerful isn't going to simply back off. His fight is a tough one and I have great respect for a person so young to commit to it so fully.
>I don't really care what FreeRTOS's site says.

And i dont care what you personal believe of a Kernel is.

https://www.freertos.org/a00020.html

>Right so the code Genode provides is a userland. They don't have their own kernel but instead give you a selection of several third party kernels.

Like Debian right? The Kernel's are (where) Hurd, Linux and, kFreeBSD

>And no, Linux from scratch is very very close to CAmkES/Genode.

Ahh an Operating-system with Userland and a Kernel right?

>Fiasco needs something like Genode or L4RE

Something like...NO its called Userland and you can add them like in LFS.
As an example, for the idea I gave about Bill Gates & the Covid-19. The Bill Gates part would just be a hook to the more interesting theme: How do conspiracy theories spread.

And from that, I can talk about How a conspiracy theory is built by going deep into a few related topics:

- How the most effective conspiracy theories allegedly happened in front of all while most are oblivious to them, this could be called the "grandeur" effect

- How rumors spread:

1. People Spread Rumors When There’s Uncertainty

2. People Spread Rumors When They Feel Anxiety

3. People Spread Rumors When the Information is Important

4. People Spread Rumors When it Helps Their Self-Image and Social Status

-How confirmation bias leads people to not even accept opposite opinions (and the help of news & social media algorithms, which encourage this bias)

-How the "mille feuille argumentatif" (french term, the MFA is used by politicians, people who debate, and conspiracy theorists), which consists in flooding someone with data and information, which is an influence tactic.

- A sort of collective Persecutory delusion, because of the common thinking that "the rich always harm the poor for profit"

And I could still do more research about the topic, hope the kind of content I'm striving to make is more clear :)

For the moment I made 2 short videos which do not go as in depth, this is because I had no editing and filming experience beforehand, and I want to ship a few projects before making more longform videos. :)
I'd try with a few different responses according to the type of nonsense question: "That doesn't make any sense", "How could I know that?"/"No one knows that", "That's a matter of opinion", etc.
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He got fired? Or moved back to SF?
Excellent question. Obviously there are lots of things they couldn't afford to get into a lander. Question is what could they have put into a lander, for much less than $billions, that they still haven't?

Like, a microscope?
Anyone know, or have a guess, what RBS stands for? I'm not finding it in the article or library.
I think all gaming consoles are similar. It's actually because steam is something I use while consoles aren't that I didn't think about that.
> “People want to steal other people’s resources and labor” is an incentive that exists in every system. It’s not unique to capitalism.

I never said it was. But you were claiming that capitalism and imperialism are "incompatible". The Belgian Congo (which is one example among many) shows that this is clearly not the case.

You can argue about that not being "true" capitalism because there wasn't voluntary exchange but that's just circular reasoning - "it wasn't capitalism because it wasn't capitalism". Capitalism in Belgium incentivized invading Congo. Offshoring the involuntary part of the exchange doesn't exonerate it. And capitalism or parliamentary democracy in Congo wouldn't have been much use without the military force to resist King Leopold's thugs.
Anyone got a pair they want to sell cheap? There's some interesting hardware and it would be fun to do a teardown.
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If their second hand product is still under warranty I think they are entitled to a refund, since their glasses don't work anymore they are clearly defective.
These are all reasons why sending humans is so important. They will explore more of Mars in a week than rivers have in 50 years. They will arrive with a testing lab and do all sorts of tests immediately.

If Starship meets its performance targets, it’s first missions will bring hundreds of scientists to a Mars, with thousands of tons of equipment and supplies. In-orbit and in-situ refueling are game changing technologies that will literally reduce the cost of deep space manned missions by a thousandfold.
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May be he can try to bootstrap it himself. Something like an indiehacker.
That's good for the environment!
One of these two by tuxedo, depending if you want an nvidia gpu or not: https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Linux-Hardware/Linux-Note...
Is that the case everywhere in the US?

In Spain, a good private nursery ("guarderia") cost tops €250-350 per month anywhere outside of Madrid and Barcelona. Children of low income households have free public daycare. From the age of 3y, children go to "school" and it's 100% free from that point on. You have the choice between public (secular education), consertado (semi-private with more emphasis on Christianity, science is not discriminated), or private (usually bi- or trilingual). The last option isn't free and can cost €400-1000 monthly. Books aren't free unless, again, low-income. Giving birth, check-ups and the like is free.

In hindsight, it's quite perfect -- but the economy is currently in a terrible state.
Facebook ran an experiment several years ago where they injected either positive or negative posts into people’s timeline to see if they could alter their emotions similar to if they were with happy or sad people in person.