skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It looks like you are correct, but only if you let them generate the password. If you define your own password, then you would have to share it via another channel-

>> While the Proton server will know the URL, it will never receive the password.

>> When creating a new shareable URL for a file, the web client will first confirm that a share directing to the file exists. The passphrase of this share must then be encrypted with the new password associated with the URL. This new password is either randomly generated by the ProtonDrive client, or is specified by the user.

>> In the case of randomly generated passwords, the user can choose whether they want to include it at the end of the URL, equivalent to sharing the content publicly. This section of the URL isn’t shared with Proton servers, making the password and the content inaccessible to Proton. Alternatively, the user can choose to share the password separately.

>> In the case of user-defined passwords, this option isn’t available and the password must always be communicated separately.
Apple only allows their browser engine on Apple devices and has done everything they can to make PWAs perform poorly.
And https://google.google doesn't work
Risk is hardware related, finding replacement parts. But yes, the software part seem to work fine.
This x100. Friendly reminder for everyone once again that Google was "all in" on "allo". Their main engineer (I believe) was absolutely hyped to talk up all the things they had done to secure messaging - then all the features magically got walked back.

https://www.theverge.com/2016/9/21/12994362/allo-privacy-mes...

I feel like a broken record but: Apple for the love of god stop pulling a RIM/Blackberry and make Messenger available on Windows and Android and charge a fee if you have to.
In that case you're still establishing the payment agreement before the item is shipped. If you use that service and have the item shipped to some random other person, that other person is under no obligation to pay anything.
The reviewer (a lowly employee just trying to follow a process) clearly made a mistake and did not follow Apple's guidelines. Manual review processes have plenty of mistakes, resubmit it.

Most reviewers would not have rejected this, i'm sure.
Please do not interpret this as political commentary, but I find it immensely amusing that the article illustrates that even fake news (an article generated by GPT-3) can itself be fake (the original text was edited significantly).

> The Guardian could have just run one of the essays in their entirety. However, we chose instead to pick the best parts of each, in order to capture the different styles and registers of the AI. Editing GPT-3’s op-ed was no different to editing a human op-ed.
That's what I end up doing. The remaining difference is mostly from unpredictability.

Still, I'm trying to understand how a system like Ireland's, which from this description doesn't have anything like a W-4, works without being significantly off in many cases at the end of the year.
Flip side of the coin: we'd all be a lot happier if we didn't view others with disrespect.
> with each Android version Google locks down the security model more

Except most people will never get those updates.
A "heavy indica" is what you'd look for in other parts of the world. Sativas tend to wake one up.
Protests were found to not be correlated with covid. Spring break however was.
Great idea, but how can one get their hands on this software nowadays? I can only assume it's not sold anywhere?
Fun trivia: it all started with the Blackdown JDK. I vaguely recall it taking up until 1.2 to stabilize but that's a fuzzy memory from a younger me. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackdown_Java
sounds a lot like archive.org
Man what an extraordinary guy. I love reading about people like Mr. Edquist who kind of live in the shadow of great artists like GG and make their art possible, especially when dealing with such artists requires a bit of head-butting.

Highly recommend the author's book "A Romance On Three Legs", which she mentions in the article.
I think it is naive. What's at stake here isn't the Chinese version of the CIA/NSA/FBI blackmailing you with collected info, it's China extending its censorship into US communication platforms. Dissenting speech against the CCP's interests will curiously disappear while pro-CCP propaganda is amplified. China would have control over discussion of its regime even in the US.
I had been vegetarian for a number of years, realized quite late that I had been deficient in Vitamin B12. Also from the Journal of Nutrition (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21865568/), many folks don't get hit their micronutrient goals without fortification and supplements. Most nutrition calculators focuses on macronutrients or losing weight. I wanted to create a tool that focuses on micronutrients and eating healthy.
This will be the future of domains, every major brand will have its own. Instead of pages,we will have unique domains for sub-products and sections.

I can see something like `iphone.apple` and `ipad.apple` etc..
If you take the UK government at its word, none of the many rendition flights that indubitably passed through the UK contained any prisoners. But if you consistently took the UK government at its word, you could hardly maintain the positions that you do.
Torrent turbotax, run it in a VM without net access, and physically mail your tax return in. Or if your figures are relatively simple, just fill out the forms yourself. It helps to know how the formulas work out for tax avoidance purposes, anyway.
I don't know what to think about Scribd. I clearly remember all the shady tactics they used with copyrighted pdf's etc, but on the other hand I'm a pretty happy customer of theirs. Where else could I get thousands of ebooks and audiobooks for 7-8 euros per month?
>Do you suspect there are any 0day/worms still targeting Windows 95 systems?

You'd be surprised how much malware is "legacy" 32-bit and works without issue on WinXP. A lot of malware even shies away from Unicode API's and specifically calls out the *A Win32 API functions.

Considering the Win32 API is backwards compatible to a fault, I don't see why modern malware couldn't absolutely wreck a Win9x box.
One aspect that I can see being particularly troublesome is the "closely guarding their resources and distrusting strangers." I'm sure those traits were developed with good reason, but it can make forming relationships very difficult with the kind of personality that is by nature welcoming and trusting. While I would never describe that mindset as barbaric, it is true that I would like to see societies move toward an ideal where trust and generosity are the norm.
This picture in the article is misleading:

https://static.wixstatic.com/media/3e0600_a25ba8bbf26b47a096...

At the very leat, vitamin D does seem to prevent respiratory infections. The article even admits as much later on. There are several RCTs that verify this. So why put a red cross next to "prevention of respiratory infections"?

Also, worth reading:

"Why randomized controlled trials of calcium and vitamin D sometimes fail"

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3427206/
Sorry; I must have missed something, what are you referring to? Is Google (or Apple?) pushing something that isn't end to end but claiming that it is? I seem to recall that Zoom did something like that, but not Google or Apple.
How to see a different drop of Naval wisdom everyday
It happens. I make Casablanca references and that's a movie my grandparents would have seen in the theater when they were young adults. Not to mention how many English phrases come from Shakespeare or the King James Bible.
Downvoted because this is not an argument, just a statement that you don't like their estimate. That doesn't contribute to the discussion. If you're asymptomatic and you make someone else sick and they die, the cost is a lot more than $11k.
This might be a chicken or egg thing, but we've been using smartphones for a decade so users don't want big changes anymore.
I used to do the same thing, but I don't think any of them were adult sites. It was all done through some kind of ads broker, and the cheques came directly from them.

Looking back, it was pretty shitty behaviour by me, but as a 14 year old boy, it just didn't even feel like a crime, even a victimsless one; it almost felt entrepreneurial.
What kind of default are you asking about? You can open any app you want and send a message.
Come on, it's the last thing I want to show to a non dev, or even to a dev. phpMyAdmin's interface is so cluttered, and way harder in the eyes for anyone who just want to go through the data and not deal with every part of the database with knobs all over the place, it's like sitting in a cockpit.
The amount of travel involved in this thing is staggering:

> The cellphone tracking data showed about 10% of Sturgis attendees hailed from within South Dakota, with about 19% from border states and 72% from across the rest of the country, with heavy attendance from Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Washington and Wyoming.

I find this aspect far more upsetting than the stupidity of the event itself. It's one thing when a bunch of locals decide to congregate in an environment they really shouldn't be, but another thing entirely when it's 400,000 people biking across the country.

Ironically - or perhaps not - I saw an NPR article ~a week ago[1] indicating the infection rate in Sturgis and its county, while certainly higher than it was before the rally, wasn't as catastrophic as you'd expect. Apparently, many people who live in Sturgis left town or just tried to avoid contact with anyone that weekend. Can't find any up to date information on whether the infection rate has increased since then with more time/testing, though.

[1] https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/0...
No bigger problem than someone is using software developed by an American company and hosted on platform of another company
> it's not clear (from the snippet, but also to the compiler due to the type signatures) when the threads join.

Thanks. Assuming the join indeed immediately follows the snippet, what were the needed changes in the type signatures in this case? I’d like to know the “good” and “idiomatic” example (which avoids doing more than needed) for that example.
I said "low" not "lower end of normal". What part of my suggestion is refuted by the article?
One bit of feedback on "3. Mutating values"

The reason that

_ = [validations.pop(key) for key in ('executed','filter_type')]

is a mutation is because of the .pop() command, which the article didn't state. .pop() removes items in-place, thus mutating the data. Since the function doesn't make a copy of the dictionary, the original variable gets mutated.

This may confuse those wondering what the difference between the two functions is.

Otherwise, I find the article's points reasonable.
The takeaway could be listen to the ranger. They were told to go to Red's Meadow early on and ignored the advice for some reason and headed towards the fire.

If you exit through Red’s Meadow, you should be safe
Ah, you're right. No, there isn't an option to do this without explicitly Quitting. I find it a glaring omission myself, along with the fact that deleting Browsing History and Site Data are combined into a single option.
I thought so too, unless the item is really cheap. Or (like another poster suggested), it's to build up a reputation for the storefront.

It could be that the seller is simply paying some shady firm to improve their seller reputation. The shady salesman tells the store owner "Give me X dollars and I'll make sure you have a 99% 'good' rating". They take them money, buy a bunch of cheap junk and leave the fake reviews. The store owner may not even know they are fake.
"Dinornis" or "Moa" in maori.
WP6.2, fond memories. How is this mode called where you can see and edit every control sequence you entered like bold and italics formatting?
I have zero data to support this, but I've thought about it a lot and it seems to me that the majority of respiratory droplet secretion would be through the mouth during vocalization as a result of the vocal cords vibrating.

+1 for the boomer skew.
Very fun! I've spent about an hour playing and I've been deactivated twice after ping spiking EONS. Anyone have any tips?

Edit: Figured it out, just needed to force absorb moar
...and all because ICANN wanted to get a few million selling TLDs to megacorps.
Thanks to XDA devs I'm able to run my 10ish year old tab (galaxy n8000) with the very latest Android and almost all apps.

Yes some apps are a bit sluggish but most useful apps are good as running on any latest hardware. This is definitely one advantage of owning an Android device over other companies that deliberately slow down hardware to force people to upgrade hardware.
> Are you sure I am culturally "left behind"?

Was not commenting you or Indian history (hence Huns and Mongols, the latter were warded off by the Delhi Sultanate, which Indian right wingers find hard to acknowledge) but the phenomena of rise of right wing pathos in the world. Most of the time it has arisen it has from a sense of being left behind, or 'stabbed in the back' narrative.

In the Indian context I have seen right wing sympathies among those who feel uncool, among low self esteem men (the gender bias is quite surprising). This is not the only birthing factor, but from anecdotal evidence from my own surroundings, it matched many examples.

> Carrying out general massacre, destroying places of worship

>

You mean Mongols did not do general massacre with and without destruction of places of worship prior to turning to Islam. If you believe so, that would be quite an unique belief.
This happened to me too. I just printed out the return they generated and mailed it in myself. This is actually how tax preparation software used to always work and it definitely wasn't free back then.
No more 'cute' dessert names for each release :-(
likely? It's completely filled with bot traffic. At some point someone needs to create verified accounts on LinkedIn.
MIT has been really pushing Julia. This is not their first course using it.

Exciting since MIT use to be one of the few notable universities using Python for some of their intro level courses -- back when Java and C++ had a monopoly. I think that much success of Python can be owed to MIT curriculum.
Aren't stock brokers forced NOT to include the basis right now?

Fidelity reports the basis in a supplement section in the same damn document. Moving them together would be trivial, but I've been told the law is forcing them to do it this way (they didn't tell me that, I just read that somewhere. Not sure if it's true).

As someone said, almost no one has investments. If you remove 401k, it's a tiny fraction of people. If the only thing I'd have to do to file my taxes would be going online, finding the list of my sales and needing to add the cost basis then click submit, it would still be a huge improvement compared to what we have now.

Still, it's a problem that's pretty easily solved.
Agree, cut the clutter just like it is simple on the HN website.
I read the article but failed to see what doubt it sheds on the idea that light skin evolved to increase vitamin D production. Could you help me find it please?

You asked for evidence of causation, which I provided. Correlation of latitude with skin colour is evidence of causation. Light skin colour providing vitamin D while increasing skin cancer risk is evidence of causation. No other known advantage of light skin colour existing is an evidence of causation. Taken together, there is strong evidence of a causative link between the evolution of white skin and vitamin D production.
I disagree with your interpretation of the statistics. There are going to be inter-group differences with any controlled study. This is sampling error and it's exactly what the p-value and confidence intervals are meant to account for.

It's unlikely that the strongly significant result we're seeing in the study is due to sampling error.
I have been in the US for ten years. I came from China after undergrad and I got a PhD from a top US University. I still do not agree with banning WeChat/Tiktok on the basis of "national security" or "privacy". In your mind, I am still "programmed". To me, this is simple and plain arrogance.
This is why I specified for 90% of people. Most people don't have significant taxable income beyond employment (their only other income being savings account interest which is handled by your bank by a similar but separate system), so their tax liability is their income tax on their employment.

A lot of people in the software industry specifically might have significant investments, shares, maybe rental income, etc, and then you do need to specifically inform the government about those, but this isn't the case for the 90%.
That was my point about killing the album. It’s no longer a particularly relevant milestone or attribute. The songs stand or fall in their own merit.
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If you like me, don't know how to read a twitter thread:

- Someone found a link and a title that appears to point to an Apple event.

- There is a link to a 3D file: https://apple.com/105/media/us/apple-events/2020/4239dd5f-d9... INTER

- That file can somehow be viewed as AR, as recorded by another user: https://twitter.com/i/status/1303366736855486464

- The actual event is publicized here and not really mentioned in the thread: https://www.apple.com/apple-events/
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UX looks more complicated than before.
Looks like they wussed out on coming up with something for 'Q' last year.

https://9to5google.com/2019/08/22/android-10-dessert-name/
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Be real.

Opting for security and privacy vs a default lack thereof.
That's a bit misleading: FDNY's average end-to-end response time for something like a vehicle accident is just about nine minutes based on recent data.

That's from the moment you finish dialing 911 until the point where the fire truck/ambulance arrives, and includes the time that you spend talking to the 911 operator etc.
So glad I’d chosen a Pixel. Got the second major updates and is responsive/fast as day 1.
Yes! have been a subscriber since nearly the beginning of the channel.
Such ancient phrases get fresh lives after appearing as memes. Same happened with "it goes to 11". https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/these-go-to-11-spinal-tap
I think they're talking about the fact that on Android you select a single default app to manage your text messages.
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Even more egregious IMHO, is that they set up shadow APNs on android devices, at the behest of the carriers, and route all tethered traffic via them.

This is so the carriers can measure and limit tethering separately.

The security issue here is that if you have a VPN client running on your phone, tethered traffic still goes in plaintext to the public internet via the hidden APN.

Not cool.
Unless I'm reading your comment wrong, this p-value (0.03) is actually significant for a 95% confidence test.
DOS is a true RTOS OS for the modern computers, because it not multitasking. Just block all the unnecessary interrupts, and you'll get the best response rate possible on the particaulr machine.
Does everyone want or need end to end encryption ? Like, majority of my SMS messages are alerts from various services I'm responsible for; I can't care less if they are encrypted
So how will remote work modify this equation? Certainly the h1b visa program is a brutal institution both for those trying to get the visas for work and those who have the visa holders used against them as weapons. The irony of silicon valley is that it cannot run without engineers and yet the engineers are treated basically like a bunch of burning man sherpas.
yeah I know, but think about it: if you're going to disable something that directly affects your users you had to come up with something. a warning, an opt out...

I read about learning platform that uses canvas as part of the video player and they users got affected.
That would just be a proxy study on people from the wealthy urban parts of the northeast.
It wasn't advice. It was an opinion.

I can tell you that AI, NLP, software, Portland Protest, and Donald Trump all aren't sensitive subjects.

Tiananmen obviously is.

But let's face it. Are you going to talk about Tiananmen and similar subjects all day long? Most Chinese people are apolitical. As I said, 99.9% of your conversations won't be about anything political.

Yes I get that you're ideologically opposed to censorship, and that we "shouldn't have to" move to a different platform to talk about certain subjects. I agree.

I'm not talking about ideology, I'm talking about what's practical. You want to put up a barrier between yourself and your Chinese friends on the odd chance that 0.1% of your conversations might be about Tiananmen, and you can't be bothered to move to another platform? You have to pick your battles.

Let's face it: even if you refuse to use Wechat due to ideology, you won't change anything about the censorship policy. And your Chinese friends clearly don't care, and if the Chinese government answers to anybody then it would be first to them, and maybe a few kilometers behind them, be interested in what you think. So why are you taking this ideological stance for them? Isn't Chinese censorship mainly their problem and not yours?

If you want to convince your Chinese friends of how evil CCP is, and therefore that they should ban Wechat, go ahead. But don't you think that it should be their choice and not yours?
I'm guessing they're an iOS user, where the built-in messaging app iMessage is treated as more special than other messaging apps.
We use this alphabet to clarify communications for maritime operations, domestic and international flights.
FWIW a Dutch blog (often satirical, nonsensical, stupid or any permutation of those) also has gotten its iOS app rejected six times due to their stories about covid, but also due to stories about religion and sexuality. Dutch topic about it here [1], automatic translation here [2].

[1] https://www.geenstijl.nl/5154709/apples-behavior-isnt-new

[2] https://controlc.com/ab9b13f3
Gain a lot of capital.
Apple probably won’t make iMessage available outside of its own devices because it’s a major lock-in and network effect for iOS. Some people switch to iPhones simply because their friends won’t include them in an iMessage group chat or something similar. MMS is a truly terrible messaging experience by comparison.
> I have a choice of jobs, including working for myself. I have no choice in paying taxes.

You totally do have choice to not pay your taxes, just like you have a choice to not pay your rent or mortgage or renege on other kinds of private contracts. The making those choices may lead to outcomes that aren't good for you, but it doesn't mean you have no choice.
https://google/ would be interesting
I guess there is a market for walled garden apps and hardware. I'm not in it.

It makes sense that media in its aggregation will probably have a better view of a what a walled garden should provide. But if I were the gardener I would not bend my operations to any third party that happen to have a loud voice when I have a business to run and some private reasons to do it my way.
That floppy disk controller is the only way into the box and isn't nearly as vulnerable as a modern usb controller since there's no smarts!! The windows 95 system is going to be safer than a patched windows 10 on the network for their use case.
When will this come to Samsung?
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Titano is nice, but may have some trademark issues. Tanobo is easy to say, if a bit generic. Just playing with syllables.
That's an interesting take I hadn't really thought of before. Do you have any book or reading recommendations on the topic?
I just noticed that my bank already has a "vanity megacorp TLD" https://group.bnpparibas