skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So true. lol

However, many at the protest are meaning exactly what the words mean.
> "350-square-foot studio, starting at $115,000"

Pricing is not always a function of the cost, but a function of what the market will take. They also need to amortize all the investment they made on R&D.
NSW Police says domestic carriers complying encryption laws not internationals
I was just looking at the stream and what struck me is that people were donating to the channel... Why would you ever do this? $20, etc even.
Secure Coding Done Right
Agreed, but only to a point. Chinese foreign policy generally avoids taking sides in war in order to keep markets available, which has enabled them to remain out of major conflicts while the rest of the world throws money, resources, and lives away on endless wars. However, looking at the belt and road initiative that runs through Uighur peoples, they are showing they are willing to commit genocide to reach their long term expansionist goal. Combine that with their militarization of the south china sea, development of carrier technology, theft of stealth technology, and success of the thousand talents program and you have a power growing that only lacks the decision to resort to force. That said, don't discount the capacity for war over their long term goals of making China the sole superpower.
yeah but then you'll just make them use SAS and nobody wants that. just try convincing anyone who graduated two decades ago to use something reasonable like R
Donald Trump signs executive orders banning TikTok and WeChat
>That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes...

Thomas Jefferson wanted to invade Canada because of the Union Jack flag flying over North America.

We are a government based on natural rights. Part of our responsibility is to defend Western Civilization. It's dangerous to say that China bans US companies for merely failing to censor content. It is the US that is defending innate human rights -- we shouldn't diminish them.

We shouldn't even do business with Saudi Arabia nor China at any level. Then we could build a world based on broader principles.

Working with corrupt authoritarian governments and propping them up to create new markets is just a financial strategy of the US business class. It's why the world is so conflicted and unstable. The US supports any foreign power as long as they help the US. That's fundamentally wrong.
The NYT is bootlicking with this article; they entirely left out that Seattle did defund their police, cutting their budget by about half. So did Portland. But NYT would rather focus on how scared business owners feel, because that's their target audience.
> Law enforcement is not necessarily the same thing as security

I'm having difficulty finding my source right now, but it appears that in cases of homicide by someone unknown to the victim, a police officer is the perpetrator in between 1 in 3 and 1 in 4 incidents. These statistics don't consider whether the killing is justified; they just observe that if people know of someone who was killed by a stranger, there's a 1-in-3 or 1-in-4 chance that stranger has a uniform.

And as we know, people's perceptions of safety are more important than actual statistics. We rewrote the nature of air travel in response to 9/11.
Change Is Chaos, Get over It.(2020)
I ctrl-L / cmd-L to the URL bar in the browser and do the re-copy from there.
U.S. government issues travel warning for New Zealand due to '23 active cases'
Zune, Skype, Windows Phone, Kin, Xbox under Don Mattrick, Windows Store, Microsoft Store, Mixer, Band.

What consumer successes has Microsoft had recently other than Surface?
Does still django lacks a connection pooling? If I'm not wrong sometime ago I saw people using the sqlalchemy pool on Django projects.
It takes a lot to type "sudo reboot" by mistake. Shortcut key combinations are something you can press by mistake, especially since there are so many of them and you can be absent-mindedly thinking of a different combination!
I am puzzled why there are no widely available laptop-like cases for the Raspberry Pi, especially considering that now there is a 8 GB version of it. "pi‑top [3]" came close, but it was somewhat childish and apparently it's not sold anymore.
Really a stimulus is just subsidizing inflated rents. And landlords are using the threat of mass homelessness to coerce the government into that subsidy.
Issues have to get pushed to the extreme because politicians drag their heels otherwise.

Corruption is the best business to be in. Police departments have no interest in oversight, beyond the amount necessary for leadership to protect their positions of power. And Police Unions are generally very powerful and dominate local politics.
Black Hat: Hackers are using skeleton keys to target chip vendors
Amazing work! Reminds me of something I saw at SIGGRAPH back in '95 called 'Tour into Picture' I think the work came out of Japan.

When will you be sharing some code?!
YT recommendations are just dumb, I was listening a music video and it always recommended me some song I disliked, so I hit dislike on the video but YT ignored it. I have no idea why the AI would recommend that video, it was not same genre of music maybe the visuals were similar so maybe their algorithm is biased for visuals and not for genre/content.
I have never, in the past at least 15ish years of working daily on a mac, triggered this accidentally. But, I have needed to perform it a handful of times.
Not to mention that Taiwan will trigger the explosive devices that they have embedded into infrastructure and manufacturing plants. China may coerce Taiwanese scientists, but won’t find a functioning chip fab to use.
Nine in ten Americans view data privacy as a human right according to new report
I think the thing you're missing here is that the distortion (see the use of the word abolish here, the proposal is defunding) is completely deliberate.

This divide didn't happen by accident, it's the product of decades of deliberate political choices.
Another good question but since it’s trivial (opening the browser dev tools during a submission), we can assume a significant number. Doubly so because any service that says it’s secure gets a lot more scrutiny.
Has less punch, and we're not talking about restructuring fire departments.
Simplicity exists on more than a single dimension. Choosing one column from "ls" output for example is not simple, bordering on impossible using the consistent behaviour of standard pipes.

Sometimes the inconsistent solution will be simpler by moving the complexity to the choice of the mode of interaction. Sometimes not.
what about the exception for prison labor which many consider to be 'modern slavery'?
Where I'm coming from is experiencing the housing market in the UK, Australia (which share a perspective on housing similar to the US) and Berlin (which does not). I have owned my own home in the UK, and rented in all three places.

In the "anglo" perspective, a house is an investment. Owning your own home is something most people reasonably expect to do during their working life. Having a "property portfolio" is something that most people aspire to. Renting out a second property has been a common way of investing.

In the "euro" perspective, a house (actually usually an apartment, even in rural towns) is a place to live. Most people rent all their lives. Owning your own home is seen as optional, kinda nice maybe, but not really something you need to do. Renting a property to someone else is a bureaucratic nightmare that almost no-one does (however subletting for short periods is extremely common). Most renting is done from companies who specialise in owning and renting housing (similar to commercial property companies in the anglo world).

Regulation in the anglo world is stringly tilted towards the owner. Tenants can be easily evicted (compared to the bureaucratic nightmare of trying to evict a Berlin tenant). Tenants have very few rights over the property (getting refused permission to do even minor things like put up picture hooks is common). Subletting is usually not allowed. Rent inspections are commonly every 3-6 months. Rent is not controlled, and landlords can charge whatever the market will bear. Tenancies are usually a year at most, and being evicted so the landlord can sell the property is a common experience.

In contrast, Berlin prioritises the tenant. Tenants can, for instance, repaint the property, make cosmetic adjustments (even knocking down and moving interior walls without permission). Kitchens are usually owned by the tenant not the landlord, and installed by the tenant. Subletting is common. There are no inspections. Rent is heavily controlled, price changes are limited and have to be justified. Tenancies usually go on for many years, sometimes decades, without interruption. If the property is sold the new owner must respect the existing tenancy agreements.

So, yes. This is a dichotomy. A house is either an investment, that incidentally someone lives in, with no rights and no ability to control their tenancy. Or it's a place for someone to live, providing a secure home for the tenant and a controlled, extremely regulated, income for the owner.

That's where I'm coming from. I hope you understand my perspective better now :)
Can someone provide more context about what SoC they are going to use for their phones from now on as this is not really clear from the article.
On Windows (and mostly in Linux too), I can navigate the entire system, application menus and UI controls without touching the mouse or trackpad, relying only on the keyboard.

It's also far more discoverable --- if you press Alt, accidentally or otherwise, the menu highlights and you can immediately use the arrow keys to navigate it. The underlined letters (sadly missing by default in later Windows versions) also make things more obvious.

There's also this oddity:

https://superuser.com/questions/59007/enter-to-open-a-file-i...

In just about every other graphical file explorer I've ever used, including the DOS ones, Enter opens the selected item. In the Mac Finder, it's Command-O. Yes, I get the fact that it's mnemonic with the others in that list, but it's completely contrary to the customary and rapidly learned behaviour of navigating using the arrow keys and Enter ---which is located very close to the arrow keys, and requires only one hand to operate easily.
Very cool! Does it work with MS SQL in our own DC?
Capital One fined $80M for 2019 hack
> Western nations would be smart to try and decentralise some of that production capacity (also easier said than done) before that could come to be, but does anyone think the Western nations current or foreseeable leadership really have the strategic foresight to do so?

TSMC actually plans to set up shop in Arizona: https://www.tsmc.com/tsmcdotcom/PRListingNewsArchivesAction....
So far the suggested policy has been to:

- abolish the police [1]

- banning crowd control munitions on peaceful protesters [2] who peacefully throw bombs of peace [3] and start fires of peace [4]

- prosecute those who attempt to defend themselves from said peaceful protesters [5]

- selectively fire white cops, civil rights laws be damned [6]

I'm tired of this.

[1] https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2020/07/17/black-lives-matte...

[2] https://komonews.com/news/local/seattle-police-deployed-crow...

[3] https://www.q13fox.com/news/seattle-police-declare-riot-afte...

[4] https://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2020/07/groups-smash-glas...

[5] https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/mcclosk...

[6] https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/seattle-police-chief-fires-...
What's to stop Chinese agents from setting up shop in the US or Europe, and disseminating rogue apps from their "trusted" base?
Why should an ambulance driver have to respond to a call in a dangerous neighborhood without a police escort? I wouldn’t. Fuck that, you don’t want police, good luck.
I was super impressed with https://shop.balance.com/ recently (actually the site is run by worldpantry.com) — I made it though the entire checkout flow with no js and no third party resources. An e-commerce site!! They're normally the absolute worst.
"What language?"

The UNIX philosophy was to write a solid system by taking most of the hard problems in kernel space and kicking them into user space. This is not a slur, this is a description. Especially at the time, it wasn't at terrible solution. I kind of think of it the same way as many programming languages have observed that "the standard library is where things go to die"; the code in a system that is hardest to change, well, it doesn't change! So any bad decision that ever gets in there is almost permanent. Part of the reason UNIX won is that it enshrined fewer bad decisions in the kernel than its competition did. I think you could even argue it had more bad decisions overall than its competition, at least towards the beginning; it's just that far fewer of them were enshrined in the kernel.

This is also the philosophy of the pipe. It disclaims all layout and moves that responsibility on to the consumers. There is no "shell language", at all. This is, simultaneously, a big strength and a big weakness.

One aspect of that is precisely that the strength of this approach tends to inhibit anyone who tries to beat it with something like Powershell. All Powershell had to be was better than any shell on Windows. This was not hard. For something like Crush, to take off it has to be better than any existing shell on UNIX, and as annoying as unstructured pipes may be, the ecosystem as a whole still has a lot of positives about it, because it's been tuned for 50+ years. It's going to take a lot of work to match that, and so far, it doesn't seem like any of these projects are achieving take-off velocity.

Arguably, the best thing to do would be for all these projects to get together and try to define a standard UNIX-level non-textual rich serialization of some sort, using lessons from Powershell and arguably things like D-Bus to do it, because none of these projects individually seem to be on a success trajectory.
We've tried to hold police accountable for murder. Charging them results in incidents like the entire police force rallying behind the one and just not doing their job anymore. And nearby police refusing to do their duty as well.

This happened in Atlanta. You can't even bring charges against a cop, let alone make it to a trial, without horrendous outcry and mass refusal to do their job.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/17/us/rayshard-brooks-atlanta-po...
It is not contradictory at all. The parent comment stated that Congress has the power to pass the laws, which give the president the power to counter unfair trade practices. It is how the U.S. government (and most forms of democratic government) is structured, with separate legislative branch and executive branch.
I have jet to see any politician voluntarily give away power.

It's good thing that more than just the US presidency is up for grabs in November then! To those who can vote in that election, find out where your potential legislative representatives stand on issues related to executive power. They have the ability to limit it, whether the president volunteers or not.
I understand. Thank you :)
Could this be related to lead exposure? Leaded gasoline was fully banned for new vehicles in 1996.
Love it! We all have our own, why not centralize and share!
Another thing you might not realize is that Mac spacebars are narrower, which puts the command keys closer to the center of the keyboard where they can more easily be reached using thumbs. Alt on a PC keyboard is harder to reach than Command on a Mac keyboard.
I would say it's that any centralised code signing source will inevitably be unleashed in a geopolitical fight at some point, and setting them up in the name of security should always bear that in mind.
Reading this comment caused me frustration.

The only workaround I've found to be effective is selecting a few letters on one end of your intended selection and using ctrl+arrows to precisely select.
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Actual state actors? Like who? Name names so we know you're not fearmongering please.
Arrow exists on Catalina as well.
>But when people say "abolish the police" they do not come across as meaning "reduce the scope of policing".

Some people, sure, but that's understandable given their extremely dire situation. Regardless, in my experience, most people do in fact flesh out reasonable ideas while using the phrase. Further, by far most "phrases" I've heard in person are of the "defund/reform" variety. But of course "abolishment" gets disproportionate attention, and there's always the trap of just listening to news sources and online forums where the phrase "abolish the police" is quoted with no chance given to the people for more context.
Also, can you share any details of the compute requirement for this?
Note that two day approaches are not a real requirement, it's a choice that is made for operational flexibility. On Gemini 11 all the way back in 1966 NASA demonstrated docking a mere 94 minutes after launch (essentially one orbit). However, the launch window for that flight was two seconds, which is ... not ideal. By planning for a several day approach you give yourself a several hour launch window, which is much more workable.

There is another reason for the leisurely approach for manned spacecraft. Studies have shown that something like 75% of spacefarers suffer from Space Acclimatization Sickness, generally lasting 1-3 days before your body gets used to zero-gee and you are fine. A leisurely approach lets an astronaut deal with that phase NOT in the shared space station that spends decades in outer space, but in the capsule which will be coming back down in a few months.

SAS is a major limitation on space tourism, incidentally. You'll notice that there are very few plans between 15 minute suborbital hops and two weeks in space: that's because if even trained, physically fit astronauts take 1-3 days to adapt to space, no one is sure what a person who is not as trained will do, and if the word of mouth is "I went into space for three days and felt sick the entire time" that's not a good customer experience.
China has not forcefully seized foreign company's promising assets so good so it's impossible to consider for sale, by both a measly 'offer' of maybe 1/10, or less, of the market value and threatening from the leader, has it?
The difference between censorship and elective filtering involves choice and power.
I was a late switcher, only after 20ish years of Windows, Linux, and a little BeOS. I now wish everyone else would just copy apple’s layout exactly for their default English keyboard & system shortcuts. It’s way, way better. Let dwm users and such remap if they like, of course, but that should be the default. It’s so good it’s fair, so long as no one else has copied it (why not!?) to call it a feature, and one providing significant “stickiness” for their platform (ditto Preview—sometimes, it’s the little things that matter, if they’re done exceptionally well)
Banks don’t have much of that risk. MBS holders have the real problem.
I think the level of political gamesmanship and "do anything to win" has long surpassed that point.

I think the people making the decisions for the republican party care far more about blue ballots than black skin. The fact that blue voters are darker on average is just a coincidence to them.
Only time will tell whether that shop is valuable. The only reason they started doing that was because the US pressured them into it — it wasn't for economic reasons.
It's one key away from Alt-Command-Power which I use all the time to put the computer to sleep.

(Not a Mac user.) What does (short-)pressing the power button do? On Windows, the default action for that is usually sleep, and as you noted, a long-press is a hard poweroff (that's done in hardware directly, the short-press is just an ACPI signal to the software.)
That is by design. I follow a security researcher who generally get 10-20 comments/likes on his posts. He and his girlfriend broke up. She has 50 follows on Twitter and posted something vaguely implying the break-up was because he was intimidated by her intelligence. He responded saying that it was more complicated than that. That generated thousands of comments. A lot of the comments were related to the me-too movement. The twitter algorithm must had know this would get people engaged and showed it to a lot of people. From a hundred words I have no idea if he was guilty of some sort of sexism or not, and I have no idea how anyone else could come to a conclusion either. But Twitter algorithm doesn't care about the quality of the conversation, only the fact that it keeps people engaged.
Black Hat 2020: Mercedes-Benz E-Series Rife with 19 Bugs
To whome it may concern, we have written a paper on the subject (I'm not affiliated with datafold):
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323563341_A_Time-co...

The paper describes the original algorithm with examples.
when he says Perl or Tcl I think he means general purpose languages. It doesn't have to be Perl, or Lisp or Tcl, those are examples.
From business perspective, yes. It's not like YouTube doesn't know how to do it, it started as a creator focussed platform where people did silly things with their camcorder.

But from a consumer perspective, Please no. We don't need brain numbing, limited attention content flooding the YouTube, it's not like there are no such content already. Artificially prolonged > 10mins content for Ads are the ones featured by YT algorithm, but there are certain gems who make videos purely for telling the world about what they are making in <5 mins videos.
Not only that but im thinking that this could be upgraded, modded, fixed, full control, privacy and last but not least: no planned obsolesce
"Counter-trolling", supposedly: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-45052534

Helpfully the tweets have since been deleted, so it's all speculation and hearsay, unless someone saved them.
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Once again, you conveniently choose to ignore everything but the past week or so.

How about "Sweden has the largest recession since WWII. The largest single quarter drop in the directly comparable time series. The drop (8.6%) is barely above EU average (11.9%), and the economy is expected to drop another 4-10% by October. They achieved this incredible economic feat by sacrificing 10 to 15 times the number of people compared to neighbours."
2 people become $1200. 3 people $2100..
Huh. I'm thinking it'd be fun to write code with know issues (with varying degrees of obviousness) and hire a bunch of different "auditing companies" to see which ones pick up on that.

Publish the result for market comparison's sake.

Then again, that requires plenty of money and I can't see how to monetize that in any way.
The world is a scary place I think a lot of people would accept prison openly if it gave them freedom from their responsibility and safety from the real world. I see this constantly every where people will stick with an abusive partner because of fear they will find no one better. Trump will win the election because people are scared of corona and
will want to support the status quo or normalcy no matter what the normalcy is.