skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is more like leaving it on the street, mixed in with a lot of other free stuff.

Physical analogies break down.

Truth is, this info was out there for anyone to copy, and who ever did that is definitely guilty of something and or liable.

It will be tough to make passers by into criminals here. They aren't.

Keeping secrets is hard. Should be.
They're a Google search away. Are you aware that you're the one with the extraordinary claim?
That’s the behaviour of a dictatorship country. And now America is being like one. This is probably what China wants for America.
The article seemed pretty devoid of technical details and left me curious as well. That said, this sentence might give us some insight:

"The loggers took years to perfect and I can still remember the excitement of getting the first one back that had successfully detected a boat’s radar."

"Getting the first one back" makes me think that they physically had to retrieve the sensor, rather than have data transmitted.

I am aware of two kinds of trackers deployed on birds. The first can note their location via GPS at regular intervals and send that data to cell towers when in range. I've only heard about these being deployed on larger birds such as Peregrine Falcons [0] or Snowy Owls [1].

The second type uses daylight to gather location data. If you know when the sun rose and set, relative to UTC, you can pinpoint your location to within ~100 miles. Trackers using this technology can be much smaller, but the bird has to be recaptured for data to be retrieved. Trackers like this were used within the last decade to finally uncover the location where Black Swifts who breed in the United States spent their winter. These small birds flew all the way to Brazil and returned the next summer to the exact same nesting location they used in prior years. Similar trackers, which also had accelerometers, were used to prove the Common Swifts sometimes fly non-stop all winter, sleeping while they fly.

Given the text I quoted and the fact that albatrosses rarely come near any sort of radio receiver, I suspect the trackers must be retrieved from birds, likely on the breeding grounds, which would make the lag monumental. Perhaps it's possible that they're able to do some sort of satellite transmission, but that would seem very challenging indeed.

[0] https://madisonaudubon.org/fff/2016/10/25/featured-sanctuary... (The main site appears to be down)
[1] https://www.projectsnowstorm.org/
These are unarmed reconnaissance planes. This has been going on for 70 years, Russia and China do similar things.
well there's a bunch.

Flogo - https://github.com/tibcosoftware/flogo

Huginn - https://github.com/huginn/huginn

DataFire - https://github.com/DataFire/DataFire

And yes, none of them as complicated as Zapier, which is kind of running a monopoly iPass, exploiting each integration provider.
Sounds fun until it's quietly applied at a nation state level to e.g. cars or foot traffic or similar. Once it's proven to "stop crime on the high seas" it would be easier to get further funding. AFAIUI the images wouldn't be able to be delivered fast enough for anything approaching realtime, but I haven't looked into their specs to know if they even have cameras either (plus isn't transmission speed a differentiating factor for them?). To make it worse, a tinfoil hat would just make you easier to spot on camera haha...
What are the national security concerns for these apps that are not present in the multitude of other apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Skype, Zoom, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Google, Gmail, iMessage, Facetime, Vine, Snapchat, YouTube, etc?

What about the suspicions that Trump is upset that TikTok users helped sabotage one of his big rallies and this is retaliation and thus an overextension of his powers and an exercise in authoritarianism (something he's already done many times anyway)?
Profiles are created based on user's open source contributions. It counts number of pull requests merged in a project and shows those projects. That is a very useful profile for anyone who has worked in open source.

Your (umtksa) PRs have not been merged in any project. So it doesn't show any (tha's why its all undefined)
Two points:

1. TLS is not the impenetrable black box it is made out to be. Every year there are about three papers published at the top tier computer security conferences about identifying applications within TLS. Check out the NDSS proceedings.

2. The EO prohibits conspiracies to evade the ban. This means anyone caught knowingly helping to evade the prohibitions would be subject to legal penalties.
We have to have antivirus on our Linux computers for compliance.

Yes such a thing exists... https://www.mcafee.com/enterprise/en-us/products/virusscan-e...
There was a recent story about free Vector Illustrations[1]. If I'm guessing it right, most of these SVGs are CSS animated, if not, it should be.

So, my business-partner, friend, and co-founder is like 10x better than me in design and front-end. Around 2012-13, he showed me how to animate some diagrammatic illustration with SVG and CSS. That was when I realized how brilliant it is to code animations and was thus highly scalable and responsive.

1. https://www.pixeltrue.com/free-illustrations
The paper's point is that part of the population is not immunologically naive to it. Which partially explains the variance in symptoms.
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I agree but I simultaneously find this rhetoric difficult because it also means that people who are actively being targets of bigotry cannot respond to bigoted assumptions with any amount of anger or calling out. It in some ways perpetuates that assumption I mentioned that continues systems of inequality continuing- people who are being delivered unjust outcomes may not even respond in the way a privileged human would if they were forced under the same conditions.
Sure thing man
Or you could see it as the often-overlooked perspective of an immigrant with a successful business in a traditional industry who is witnessing and exposing the absurdity of the valley capital bubble.
I have written non trivial projects with ramda and I like it a lot. You have to use your judgement with readability. Some of the advanced functions are a little hard to grok at first, but most of the library is pretty straight forward.
Nobody said anything about starvation or wants to comment on stereotypes, eating healthy has many things to do with being poor though.
Also wonder if this affects wechat pay, it's gotten pretty huge in Canada in the last few years. But we have much more mainlanders. The knock on affects will be interesting.

And if wechat allows web only, will US ban the service from browsers GFC style? Seems like a different can of worms than blocking apps.
I have not yet seen how the U.S. would ban these apps. Would they somehow compel Google and apple to ban them from their app stores? Would they also take steps to ban them from side loading?
You can use #[cfg(doc)] and #[cfg_attr(doc, ...)], but it looks like that still requires #![feature(doc_cfg)], so I guess it wouldn't be compatible with stable rustc anyway, until it's stabilized itself.
Safety razor requires more time to shave than cartridge razor because it requires more strokes. But I actually prefer it because usually I don’t shave every day. Cartridge razor clogs up in this case. When I shave every day I use either cartridge razor (Dorco) or wet electrical (Braun 9000). Both work greatly for daily shaving, fail for shaving every few days.
The data says this is a bipartisan problem:

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-federal-clampdown-o...

As for “which side has more conspiracies,” I don’t think anyone can truly know which side is more or less out of touch with reality when each of us has some kind of affinity to one side or another and will thus have bias that tilts our perception.
Totally, I've just thrown out everything made in china from my house. You should do the same!
All these systems are patch based systems (for an alternative approach see the comment in this thread from the Migra developer).

However, he is suggesting the patches should be written in SQL. By default in Django the patches are written in Python, which is then used to automatically SQL.
You are correct, it's not the food deserts, redlining, institutional and systemic factors, widespread government corruption spearheaded by Coke and McDonalds lobbyists promoting unhealthy products, that led to poor nutritional attainment among poor Americans.

It's the lack of discipline.

Give me a a break.
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Of course they don't automatically solve data migrations for you, I'm not sure how any tool could possibly guess your intent like that.

If you have an example of how a chain-based migration tool makes this easier, I'd love to hear about it.
It’s weird coming into this thread after just finishing Schindler’s List. It’s like the polar opposite of how to effectively operate in an evil system.

For anyone who believes they’re participating in an evil system: quit, whistleblow, or sabotage. Don’t be like this guy.
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> I wonder if FB will come over the top with a bid.

Doubt it, they already have a new competing product. As soon as TT engagement drops due to friction the user will switch.
Yess please let us know below.. so I can report it to the SEC and collect a phat bounty
Interesting the the proprietory chat systems are struggling with this turn if events. Email has no problem.

I wonder if had the big players embraced open chat earlier if we would in this situation.
what zapier leverages is the platform it has become, and is using it to its advantage.
America primarily sells technology. China primarily sells goods.

China is totally free to sell goods into America. China has blockaded America's technology, unless the companies agree to essentially hand over IP so China can steal it (Huawei operated a cash bonus scheme for stolen IP, according to the DoJ).

Does this sound like "free trade"?
War is never a good idea for anyone. China doesn’t have the resources to do great in a conventional war either, out carrier fleet outnumbers theirs about 10-1, and we have far more overseas military assets near their borders than they have near ours.
Ironically, Tencent is a major contributor to open source software.

https://opensource.tencent.com/en/about
It proxies most everything through HTIF to your host at the syscall layer so you just read(2), etc. to your host FS. It's also dead simple so you don't have to wait for it to boot really.
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Except in California, though I think it's party rather than ideology.
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But that content is not typically hidden at Facebook? And it's hidden now, precisely when it would provide evidence as to whether or not the alleged executive conduct happened? And you... have no opinion about that? Really?
Listed companies should have comprehensive Whistle blower protection programs; Govt should amend laws accordingly;
Over the last 27 years, Insect biomass has dropped by more than 75% in protected areas in Germany. I don't think this is a memory issue.

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
> Exactly but Facebook the platform can but they choose not to because it's convenient for them regardless of whether someone spreads misinformation or maligns another person.

You've gone way off topic, missed the point of the people you're responding to, and seem to have some agenda regarding Facebook that's not relevant to this discussion, which is about Facebook as an employer.
1. Yes - but a law requiring US carries to perform cutting edge research to detect who you're talking to is... unlikely. It's also much more likely to violate the constitution than a law prohibiting trade.

2. Sure, but the entities involved in evading the ban wouldn't be US entities.
I do wonder if there's a deeper connection than Facebook simply having this feature ready to go and releasing it early. Was there cooperation of the sorts "you ban TikTok and we'll release Instagram Reels early to help distract upset users"?
The point of the this example:

>"I'm not saying all black men are criminals, but on average, they go to prison more."

Is that the underlying causation behind this 'fact' is that there is systemic bias against black men from law enforcement and the rest of society.

This is why we have diversity programs.

James Damore's argument is that diversity programs are moot because he says there is no systemic bias against women. Just as if a racist were arguing against diversity programs because they say there is no systemic bias against black men, because really, on average black men "just go to prison more".

Whether or not it's the average or the individual is a red herring. The point is Damore misrepresents data to argue against systemic bias - data which is inherently culpable to the same systemic bias he is arguing against.
> * It technically violates Rust's rules against private symbols in the public API, so a future version of rustc might deprecate or remove that functionality.

It's public though, just not externally reachable, the private module doesn't make the trait private.

For example, if you wanted to, you could reexport the trait in the parent module (and I guess the drawback with the "sealed" pattern is accidentally doing that when it would be unsound do because of how you relied on it being "sealed", in unsafe code).

I don't think I've heard anything about plans to restrict anything based on reachability, and it would be massively backwards-incompatible so I doubt it would even be considered for an edition.
> Bold claim, or tortured use of often.

Fair point, it may not be that often.

> A lot of academic fields are fairly siloed from others. One example is presentations at a conference from a subfield that is just slightly oblique from yours is hard to follow because they use different jargon than you. It is getting a little better with some emphasis on interdisciplinary research.

True, jargon and other aspects can draw divisions really fast. I left the electrical and computer engineering department at my university to pursue international studies because it was interdisciplinary and I could basically build my own major from economics, intl business, anthropology, political science, and other areas. So I'm probably biased towards interdisciplinary stuff and maybe see more of it than there may be.

> From my experience with being blasted by spam ideas just because my contact information is in a university's physics directory, a lot of/most 'novel opinion' is noise.

I can only imagine how many novel theories of the universe you receive and how few have relevance. I still think sometimes we can see patterns in the odd/wrong suggestions they provide and come to hypotheses about things, but maybe more so in some fields than others, and maybe much less directly than I had postulated.

Anyway, really appreciate the back and forth dialogue :-)
You have a very basic understanding of nutrition, a sad view of the world, and a habit of giving very specific numbers based on nothing.
It is, unfortunately, but it's probably bad enough that it's not something a government could deliberately do.
There are no good equity analysts. If they were good they’d run their own funds.
When the laws are vague and broad and applied arbitrarily, they are basically the same as American laws like the IEEPA which give Trump the power to ban those companies. By the same argument, you may not agree with IEEPA but it exists and ByteDance and Tencent have to deal with it. It is not a good argument though.
...god, my eyes, they hurt, that design, they're bleeding now ...you almost made me change my mind of whether this would be a good idea :)

(Hint: I'm interested in mostly using this for creating a graphically rich but minimalistic distraction-free ADHD-friendly experience ...that could also be usable in VR for even more distraction free coding - I mean since most pro devs touch type anyway, using a keyboard in VR would just work for us, without any extra stuff.)
I've never worked on anything that separated data migrations from schema migrations, so I suspect I'm not quite understanding you, but...

Your data migration is just part of your chain of incremental patches?

For my example you just write:

ALTER TABLE my_table ADD COLUMN my_column TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '';
UPDATE TABLE my_table SET my_column = my_old_column_a || my_old_column_b;
ALTER TABLE my_table ALTER COLUMN MY_COLUMN DROP DEFAULT;
To not be catastrophic does not necessitate being good or even acceptable. Our systems of insurance can treat people better and we should want this because any of us can end up in that situation due to unforseen and even unforseeable events.
Often politics aren't about the person being spoken with but the people watching the conversation.
and is demonstrating the kind of monopoly, that even big-techs are shy of.
How many toes, you got?
> it's not the food deserts

As they don’t buy those things.

> redlining

Not sure what that has to do with food.

> institutional and systemic factors

Hand waving.

> promoting unhealthy products

Coke and McDonalds don’t put the straw or the fries in your mouth. The 4th point of yours is the lack of discipline on the part of these people.
> ISPs determining what goes over their wires?

ISPs shouldn’t even be able to see what goes over their wires.

Facebook is not an ISP.
Starting a war seems like a 'good' strategy to build more support for him, because a president during a war always has more support (at least if it doesn't go disastrously wrong, like the Vietnam war, and that would take longer to become apparent than from now till the election). I sincerely hope that it isn't allowed by his multiple 'acting leaders' who wouldn't pass the easy barrier of senate confirmation.
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Thank you for the followup; an interesting read.

For me, a positive trend I’ve seen over the past few years is a growing number of young people moving back to the countryside and either directly into agriculture / agribusiness / “ag”, or to doing supporting jobs in agriculture towns.

Commercial farming in the UK has always been an above average social category. The days of the farmstead are almost done, whereas the barley barons — or at least the social class closer to that end of the income spectrum — are on the up.

(If you know The Archers, think Brian Aldridge vs Pip Archer vs Eddie Grundy.)

Like a billion other people, they all post about it on Instagram. It’s surprisingly common.
There was also a time when alt.binaries was a thing (technically not email, but usenet is pretty similar)
For there to be theft a property owner has to lose their property and or use of said property.

There is zero theft in this discussion.

One could argue there was infringement, and that argument is very difficult to make without breaking the Internet for everyone just because someone with deep pockets failed.

Coercion involves, at the core, an act of agency performed to the intent of someone else, who is not the agent, actor.

Bad practice does not support coercion at all.

I wonder whether that word even applies to entities lacking agency.

Servers are automatons. They do not make value judgements and or creative acts of agency of any kind.

We need these things as a basis for coersion.

There are lots of things not indexed by Google and it is dangerous to imply people are somehow wrong when data is accessed sans a Google index.

Security by obscurity does not make sense. This mess is part of why.
Another large tech company I used to work for commonly used an only-slightly more complex password

I know a brand-name healthcare company that uses Passw0rd for its internal WiFi, which is easily reachable from an interstate rest area.
I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic (or ironic?), as I think about HN being a platform where we present our viewpoints with few of our identities able to be validated. However, I can see value in both.
Spot on. Funny enough speaking about semantic, remind me on Star Trek dilithium crystals...
What do you want to do with namespaces? I don't understand.
You may end up being right, but to me this is sounding less and less like a scientific conclusion, and more and more like a religious creed.

The way to say is ..."the only way we can count on" is eradication. Sure, keep working on the other approaches but relying on them is foolish.
I know that most poor Americans are fat and that means they are eating too much.
> give everyone coronavirus common cold viruses if it can build an immunity.

> Edward Jenner, FRS FRCPE[1] (17 May 1749 – 26 January 1823) was an English physician and scientist who was the pioneer of smallpox vaccine, the world's first vaccine.[2][3]

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Jenner
Who said anything about administering the vaccines before they are tested? Governments and philanthropists are pouring money into vaccine production to have doses ready immediately in case the tests go well. If the tests don't go well, they will not be administered.
..request to change word "religious" to non-equivalent "statements without supporting evidence" .. good?
Dave Ramsey can say whatever he likes, he's the head of a massive personal finance brand. Having listened to a fair bit of him, and Mister Money Mustache, I can say it's a mix of decent advice and completely oblivious out of touch-ness, as well as a complete unwillingness to face how incentives actually work in the real world, despite an insistence, contrary to all evidence, that they are somehow hard-nosed realists dispensing truth.

As in, their advice is worthwhile, in as much as it helps you live your life in a way that makes you happier. Beyond that, they're just as stupid as everyone else.
Pythagoras theorem in play;
Perception of phonetic features which are not markedly meaningful in your native language is a very hard thing. It's not just a matter of putting in effort of not.
I got plenty of toes, but only one d*. Toes are expendable.
It's like PG's blog but distributed among more minds.
A 5th dimension may explain quantum theory
Where are the locks?

There are often ways to beaches and other spaces unadvertised, but otherwise OK to use.

Sure looks to me like a potential landmine for people. Bad practice with big pockets should still just be bad practice with the same consequences for all who don't bother with better practices.

There was no lock on this at all.
That's possible for sure. But why do you assume that Trump made it up?

Have you ever gone to hairdresser, asked for a haircut, and the hairdresser only took one snip, and asked for money?

No, it doesn't happen. You know why, because people tend to justify their jobs.

I'm betting at least one of his Intel officers, would be suspicious of almost nuclear level yield blast.
But anyway, I do regret entering this discussion. I hope I was not disrespectful.