skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am waiting for AMD based "NUC", because I don't want to give money to Intel.

The reason I want a AMD based computer is to run vanilla Debian on it.

Vanilla debian does not run on Raspberry unfortunately. Currently I'm running Odroid XU4, but I need more ram and horsepower.
Belarus isn't Russia however, they can most likely take down a lot more of the internet just to "bring order to chaos".

The IP-address delivery via push notification was a nice idea, if they'd only be on that level with their E2EE deployment.
Quote from the other thread: "If I tap on “Plans”, the app opens Safari and shows the plans."

This isn't allowed according to Apple policy.

I think it's ridiculous, but it's consistent.
What's never going to happen?
They're now a subsidiary of Securitas AB, a Swedish company.

Securitas is known for having their people wearing uniforms that are designed to be confused with local law enforcement and for heavy lobbying for privatisation of the prison industry in the Nordics.

A great fit for Pinkerton.
This is a very good point. If they are not seen to be applying their own rules consistently, it could actually give them legal trouble.
“Friday, April 24, 2020”

“If all goes well, there will be millions of scanners deployed by this fall”

Ageing well…
Two words: arsenic, and tailings.
The whole system is carefully trimmed towards producing citizens who distrust and non-interact with each other - except for monetary interaction.
Divide and conquer driven to its darkest depths.
I think using

tac | tac

is a safe bet since must be reading all file before by definition.
“Millions will die because of University ethics committees.”

Uh-huh.

https://www.cdc.gov/tuskegee/timeline.htm
Well with factorio it is easy to turn off the biters completely at least.
A Rust program being standard on all UNIX systems.
Sounds like a great project. There are many remarkable documents from that century ... explorers in many realms, science pioneers making great strides.

Re their statement: "What we do not have is a good way to integrate work on these projects with the Internet Archive’s processing flow. So we need help and ideas there as well."

... maybe there are still people from the Gutenberg project around, they used to be handling human-transcribed stuff at quite a volume. (Personally I'd rather type stuff in than 'repairing' bad OCR, that constant back-and-forth is just aggravating. I'd be glad to dig in on something personally interesting, like say a little-remembered expedition or research in an area of interest ... they could arrange stuff by subject that way and then put up wish-lists for volunteers. History is full of forgotten amazings.)
The mobile market is de-facto an oligarchy. Android and iOS control everything really. It would be like only having two national airlines. Sure, there are others, but they only do little routes here and there and if you want to go NYC/LA non-stop among many other routes, you have 'no choice'.

It's a new and developing market, and generally it would be nice to let things play out, but, there probably has to be anti-trust action of some kind.

In particular, it's not quite right to think of them as 'devices' or 'os's' - it's about 'all the other stuff' i.e. mapping, search etc..
Umm, I work for a big org and I get called a data wizard for cleaning up and merging two Excel trackers! I just copied your comment into my One Note so I can figure out what you're talking about re: combined keys and level up my wizardry. Any tips to get me started? I work frequently in disparate databases (EPIC, Veeva, Rave, Excel, Suvoda.....).

Any big org that is silo'd is gonna have a big problem re: clear identifiers and internal standards. Heck, once we passed 500 headcount even just file naming convention was tough to roll out!
Looks great - how does it work? Or, what is needed to add new language support like C#? Pricing seems very reasonable.
Nausea at sea is definitely something that typically goes away at least after a couple of days at sea. You get "sea legs". But if you're having it more as a now and then hobby I'm not sure but I recon that there's a long term training element in it as well.
That's actually encouraging to hear!
Channels != group chats != supergroups.

Supergroups and channels don't have expectation of privacy. They're not about protecting the content but about spreading sousveillance material, message etc. There only your anonymity matters so you can be safe with burner SIM + burner phone + Tor.

But immediately when you step into realm of confidentiality E2EE matters and Telegram becomes a piece of shit software. No E2EE for groups, desktop clients, or for anything by default. Small dissident groups greatly benefit from E2EE when Belarusian government can't read their conversation by just hacking a single server.

Both are important. Signal isn't about non-private mass-messaging like channels and supergroups so it's not going to offer those. Telegram could be fantastic for channels and supergroups if it used Tor by default and didn't ask for phone number. But it doesn't, and it tries to do too many things while ignoring too many security problems. Turns out that's a recipe to a disaster. See e.g. how CCA tracked Telegram users in Hong Kong, and how Telegram failed to enable the protective measures for users by default.
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Hey, great stuff, but my question is whether produced visualization/graph is similar to how would you "see" the code in your head yourself?

The problem of familiarizing/navigating textual codebase is embarrassingly unsolved, and I was exploring this in the post "Rethinking visual programming with Go" [1], but yet my main issue with visualization tools is that they offer intermediate representation of the code, which still has to be "decoded" into proper mental map.

I see the future of these visualizaton approaches in AR/VR. Code visualization should match mental map visualization as much as possible, and the better we can use spatial tools for representation the better the result.

[1] https://divan.dev/posts/visual_programming_go/
I've worked with MySQL and Postgres databases that invariably include one or two tables with over a billion rows per table. Typically the rows record user fingerprint info of some kind, either UA or location.

There is no problem with performance until schema changes are made, requiring a careful migration strategy plan (this is why DBAs get the big bucks.)

Source: DBA.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zawgyi_font

Seems like what “Zawgyi” refers to is a Unicode font that uses the Burmese block in Unicode but maps the characters in a way that's completely incompatible with standards-compliant fonts. Sounds horrible.
It used to be the TON Blockchain, but that got shut down. If you're not familiar, Telegram is the pet project of Pavel Durov, the founder and ex-CEO of VK, which is essentially the Russian version of Facebook. I have no idea what the future holds, but he's quite wealthy and has been really successful in the past, so I'm not fearing the future right now.
Add others have hinted, it depends a lot on which games you play, how well they perform and their locomotion mechanics.
Check the buyer’s guides on r/thinkpad. Typically you’re looking at T or X series, with T giving the most flexibility. T410 to T430 can be had for less than $200 and should be fine for server use. The numbering scheme is Txy0, with x the screen size (4 for 14), b the Core i generation (0 is core 2 duo).
> Are the judiciary, executive and legislative branches not dependent on the aggregate of the DNC and RNC, directly or indirectly?

Yeah, but so what? That reduces to approximately "the judiciary, executive, and legislative branches are dependent on the aggregate of the American people"... which is exactly how it should be.

Yes, I know that there are other minor parties, and I know that there are many, many people in the US who do not identify as Democrat or Republican (I'm one of them, even though I will generally only vote Democrat in national races). But it is true that the two major parties, when put together, represent the political desires of the vast majority of voters, to whatever order of approximation is realistically possible.

The Chinese government, on the contrary, is controlled by the CCP, which is controlled by party leadership, which does not take any meaningful input from those who are not party leadership, inasmuch as the military and law enforcement apparatus supports them. You know, like any other authoritarian dictatorship.
I'm actually planning to make Go+Flutter application, which will work on iOS/Android, Desktop and Web.
Out of curiosity, what's your use case?
The article repeatedly references Skyrim. Are the games related?
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> There's no way you can do much on the rPi4 without active cooling.

You'd be surprised. YMMV and of course your local climate and your usage patterns do dictate how hot your gear runs, but in my experience adding a small 1$ heat spreader does allow my RPi4 to chug along without going over 60C. Heck, even placing it on the side or placing a coin stack over the processor is enough to keep it running along without ever throttling.

Of course if you're constantly running 100% CPU loads then you start to need cooling, whether it's your laptop or desktop or even servers.
No, but you'd very possibly do yourself a disservice by skipping them.
Personally I prefer the first two games over the third in most respects, with notable exceptions for graphical polish and inventory management.
You can use Aurora store. Fiddling with OS is only required for obscure phones, if you have a mainstream high-end phone with a large dev community you'll probably never run into a problem.
That'd be definitely a whole new level, yes, but I think the simplicity of one-way diode communication has its own benefits.
Never say never :)

If Rust being added to the Linux kernel[1] isn't far-fetched, I don't think adding a utility in Rust is crazy either.

[1] - https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAKwvOdmuYc8rW_H4aQG4DsJzho=F+d...
I'm keeping an eye out for 4800u based NUC.
I did not suggest that whitespace is dangerous, at all. Whitespace is to be used.

Putting it in places you do not specifically want to call attention to distracts readers' attention from where it needs to be.
In the same vein, are there not a worryingly amount of adults with actual "adult responsibilities" that think conspiracy theories, failed political ideologies and screaming batshit insanity into social media are "palatable and reasonable ideas".

In fact, I'd argue they outweigh the younger audience by a far margin, are supported by media organisations and have done far more damage to our society and world.

Almost every young person I know wants one thing. A fairer, safer, more equal world. I can't say the same for most older people I know. If that makes them the extremists, then we are lost.
The point is: they never went through with this. They could easily pressure Google / Apple to comply, but they didn't. China pressured Apple to remove all kind of apps so it's very much doable.

> Thousands of essential services have stopped working and internet in the country came to a standstill for days. Many were pissed off and loosing money, including folks working for the government, so it was not tenable to continue.

They banned tons of IP subnets, but that's all. If they actually wanted Google / Apple to remove the app they could easily use different ways for that: e.g blocking Google Ads income, or making Apple / Google Pay services unlawful.

> Do you have any proof for the Kremlin visit is it as unsubstantiated as the rest of your post?

Vice president of the company was participating IT industry meeting with premier minister of Russia:

https://www.rbc.ru/business/10/07/2020/5f08406a9a7947867c1d9...
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You have to be careful not to become what you dislike in the process, though. That's certainly not a desirable outcome.

I think the US can toe this line successfully, with care[0]. Countries that don't give us meaningful access to their internal markets should just not get meaningful access to ours. Simple to implement ahead of the fact, but unfortunately too many US interests are tied up in China to simply unravel it all right now.

[0] Care that I do not trust the current administration to wield, but also sadly do not expect the hopefully-next administration to want to wield at all. A fear of mine is that Biden will choose to bend over backward to appease China after Trump's ham-fisted trade war, and things will go back to the way they were, with China's interests running roughshod over the US's.
ZangoDB lets you use MongoDB query syntax for IndexedDB
Starting with TeX?
If you'd understand security is a property of all features you'd understand that Telegram lacks even basic features like group chats and cross-platform chats. From that viewpoint Telegram is outright dangerous to use: it leaks a metric fuckton of private data to server from where it's abusable both by Durov (who might run out of money) and by anyone who hacks the server (like Belarussian intelligence establishment). I'm one of those S-advocates and I'm here for a real reason.

Also, Signal is getting those features, at slower pace sure because it's not trivial to do things securely, but at least there's zero technical debt compared to Telegram, who can't suddenly drop all insecure features, nor implement E2EE without starting basically from scratch.

Maybe if Telegram provided the security Signal does you wouldn't have concerned people telling about Signal ;)
I have been using a rooted Android phone with DriveDroid which mounts images as a USB drive for a PC. It works pretty well too. (Except for Windows setup ISOs. Those does not support direct booting from a USB drive and I had to mount a blank image and use Rufus to properly write it as a bootable non-optical disk.)

This seems to be a fine alternative that I will have to try. The problem is that I don't really have large USB sticks for this anymore...
Do people who live there own an iphone or a macbook? If not, how are they developing for those devices?
If you only use Signal for sensitive stuff, you leak extremely valuable metadata about when you discuss sensitive stuff. When you use Signal for everything, it's harder to tell if you asked for bananas or for a revolution ;)
There is a silly section on the definition of the word, but it's worth pressing past that to read the rest of the document. The core content is really interesting!

(Overall the whole thing is badly written and presented, imo. Many numbers in prose as opposed to tables; overlong sentences etc etc.)
This is called “convention over configuration” and I don’t know where the front end software world went wrong in ignoring it. Ember.js is still a great example of a “batteries included” front end framework that makes all the decisions for you and prevents you from going off the rails. The downside is a high learning curve but once you’re experienced you can make reliable apps quickly
Rust is designed for a fairly small number of relatively modern systems; there are many close-to-POSIX systems that can’t (and I would guess likely will never) be able to run Rust code in any formal capacity. To the hopeful: even C++ has been unable to win here, despite having many more years of a head start and much more accommodation for stranger platforms. It’s just not going to happen.
Both sender and recipient need to have each other in contacts to message one another.
I am aware. I even suspect he might have some idealism.

But mark zuckerberg is also really successful and I still don't want him control my communication.
> disingenuous

I find this accusation quite offensive. I was under the impression that the standard here was to assume good faith. Please retract this statement.

> Element Web (via matrix-js-sdk), Element iOS (via matrix-ios-sdk), Element Android (via matrix-android-sdk2), the old Riot Android app (via matrix-android-sdk)

If anything counting all of these as separate implementations is the disingenuous thing here.

Admittedly though it seems that my knowledge on the topic was quite outdated. Glad to see that it improved in that front.
Less than 4% of Teen Vogue's readership comes from actual teenagers.
bat is Rust too.
Use Aurora store. Use an adblock.
Apperently, Apple wants a cut from everything in their store.
That's pretty brilliant. Rebranding!
The absence of previous legal action is not an indication that a practice is legal.
It's pretty striking, sure.
But depending on how they made the investigation, possibly it includes gaming down to being able to answer yes to questions like 'Have you more than a handful of times opened and used Microsoft Solitaire?', which is of course not what most people think of a PC gaming these days.
Covid19 is spreading mostly with hands, objects, clothes, ..

Here's a specialist, explaining it (in French) https://youtu.be/CgQ3YBmiir4?t=660
Are there any canonical resources for learning qt with common language bindings? I know pyqt exists, but there’s a lot of info out there and it’s hard to know what’s good and what’s not. I’ve also found that generally any guides are either kitchen sink level or not much more than hello world.

Where should I look? I’m willing to put in the work!
Thanks for the link, I love watching these sorts of talks.
Interesting. I wonder if Python has the same problem. (Last time I observed serious fragmentation in Python, I was using Python 2, though.)
In my own estimation, if anyone ever wants to engage with instant messaging[0], and wants it to be in an actually secure manner, the best option would be Briar[1]. It's anonymous (uses tor), P2P (meaning no data is accessible to third parties--unlike Matrix, which is federated), encrypted, and quite censorship resistant.

[0] I don't think it's an efficient, non-distracting or just desirable means of communication.

[1] https://briar.app.
> when I wait an hour to respond to a Hello they'll tell me they already figured out the answer to their question

I used to be part-time sysadmin back in the day, and I fondly remember the benefits of not answering quickly.

Morning: "Hey how do I configure XYC in ABC?"

Afternoon: "I figured it out, it's in .abcconfig"

This was very counter-intuitive for me since I wanted to do a good job and answer quickly, but later I realized it's better for everyone to follow an informal (but well-defined) SLA.
But they cannot dictate what's on your device.
Interestingly enough I’m actually posting from an iOS app :)

I am talking about a true desktop app, not a web app.

Are desktop apps dead?
That's because it's based on the books which are a collections of shorter stories (at least the first one iirc).
Looks very cool and promising.

I'm wondering what's the power draw for the Pi with this one since it "Loads index.html in a headless instance of Chromium, using Puppeteer". Isn't Puppeteer quite a power hungry process?

Would it run on Pi Zero with a battery attached and how long would it last with updates once a minute or once every 5 minutes?

I'm thinking about possible projects that would not have AC power all the time, maybe something solar powered for a dashboard outside.
I’m assuming you mean a web application, however I am looking specifically for resources regarding desktop app development, I’m a pretty confident web dev, so that as an option is pretty clear to me.
I for one knew how to deploy Linux applications long before Docker but know nothing about the GPU/graphics stack on Linux which is crucial to game devs, and FWIW I ran into graphics problems when I tried Ubuntu Desktop (yeah, just the vanilla Desktop, not gaming) on my Nvidia GPU last year, so again your snarky response contains no relevant info at all.
About the first one. This seems like an unavoidable future, there's no denying that it's easier if all you have to do is stand in front of a camera compared to using a card/badge. Easy always seems to win.
Could also be a cyberattack,given the border tensions with country have one of the most advanced cyber military,

You never know!
Good list of things you can install to better your CLI experience, but I am not sure if I agree that they fill out missing features.

Why is bat better than less?

I admit to catting files for reading as much as the next guy, but I almost always have the tiniest regret that I didn’t feed it into less and kept my terminal cleaner.

As for RG and AG. other than being faster, how are they better? I thought they were api complainant drop-in replacements so it’s not like they fill in a missing role.
Hikvision are an interesting company with performant products. You can view CCTV as having had 3 stages. Stage 1 - the model is like a TV studio - closed circuit TV, analog cables, control rooms, monitor banks (some setups are still like this). Stage 2 - cameras are network devices - Axis the big European security camera co started life as a networked printer company, not a coincidence. Stage 3 - connectivity is all IP, but the focus is the combined sensing effect of everything on the network and the smarts to make sense of it all. Some projects have tried to do this as middleware, but much easier if you provide the whole solution like Hik. Stage 4 is combined 'pattern of life' analysis from external and on-person surveillance, maybe this comes from Google/Apple, maybe from Hik/Huawei etc. The game is afoot
AFAIU OpenBSD has official support for Wireguard: https://man.openbsd.org/wg
One of the reasons is Rust, but another reason is that the standard shied away from adding anything with frills because UNIX-likes run on all kinds of systems, many which don’t have space for this. There is a reason why something as seemingly ubiquitous as bash or vim are not available everywhere (but sh and vi are). The base set of utilities is really “do more with less” and the ability to keep to this philosophy means that I can connect to a router with 2 MB of MMC storage and still be able to have an extremely functional base set of tools, rather than having some arbitrary subset of the standard utilities because they just can’t be supported on platforms like that.
You’re right, I definitely could have been more specific. Something along the lines of an office app.

Cool recommendations, thanks!
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UIUC is going to test all students twice a week, and has the capacity to run 10,000 tests per day. I wish other institutions would copy their methodology and build upon it.
This is merely a technical nitpick. A person with a savings account is technically a capitalist but they typically get most of their income from labor. Their interests are not those of the capital, e.g. they would lose from stricter anti-labour regulations.
The first thing I did in Slack is to disable "X is typing" messages. I wish Riot/Element would allow the same.
When archeologists don't know what something was, they call it a 'temple'. Dark matter is cosmology's version of that.
Cities Skylines is a wonderful game, but sadly it's going to be a slideshow on MacBook Air, or any MacBook other than 15" with dedicated GPU.
If I’m approaching an AI equipped force with my own AI force I’m driven to think about the ‘meta game’.

In this context I would sacrifice multiple aircraft to ‘taint my the enemies training data with solutions which are a disadvantage in a future fight scenario.