skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The wiki link somewhat explains the situation but to reiterate it for HN: gorhill no longer wanted to work on uBlock full time so he transferred the project to chrisaljoudi who immediately registered ublock.org in order to solicit donations under the valuable uBlock branding. Development on uBlock all but stopped and the project died, some 3 years later chrisaljoudi sold the project to AdBlock who are essentially an advertising company. Meanwhile gorhill continued development at a slower pace on his personal fork, uBlock Origin, which is still maintained to this day.

Contribution graph for the original uBlock project during this time frame:
https://github.com/uBlock-LLC/uBlock/graphs/contributors?fro...

and now compare to the 'personal fork' that is uBlock Origin:
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/graphs/contributors?from=2...

So if 'squatting' the name of your own OSS project is considered 'user hostile' then let this be a lesson to people considering giving up their project: the person you give it to may abuse your trust and the trust of the community in order to further their own agenda, in this situation it was all just pretty harmless petty drama but it might not always work out so well.

Random Github projects aren't organisations with funding and staff with rules and responsibilities to keep the project running, it's okay to archive the project and let the community decide what to do, giving the project to the first person who asks may end up achieving the same thing as archiving the project or it may come back to bite you in the arse damaging your reputation in the process.
> Methamphetamine and strong opioids like carbofentanyl shouldn't be legal IMO

I'm not sure how your personal opinion adds anything to the conversation? Please at least explain your reasoning to move the conversation along.

Addiction is a medical problem, not a legal problem. You are wasting my hard earned tax dollars by using the legal system to fix a medical problem.

> I also think that cartel activity and drug distribution by ex-felons should not be supported.

Well yes, making all recreational drugs legal and easy enough to get through your doctor (or other legal sources) would completely eliminate that.

> Drug enforcement wouldn't go away if drugs were legalized and regulated.

I don't think anyone made that claim? How many criminal cases are there these days around alcohol sales and purchase via dark net? How many people thrown in $$$ expensive jail for five years for selling alcohol to another adult? How many criminals are getting rich and powerful thanks to alcohol sales?
The thought of an inexperienced person boiling a solution of Sodium Hydroxide in something as crude as a soup pot on their stovetop gives me the shudders. I can’t express enough how stupid this is. Don’t do this.
This comment won’t look good on you in a few years, I’m sure, and it reminds me of the kind of things people used to say about accepting women into the armed forces.

You pass basic training just the same so half your arguments are null right there. If you can’t pass basic training they don’t care what’s between your legs, you’re going home.
Moore's observation.
This is a good opportunity to inform folks about the Public Suffix List[1]. In short, there is no algorithmic way to know how far up a subdomain is controlled by a single entity. For example ".org", ".co.uk", and ".cloudfront.com" are all public suffixes where subdomains under them are controlled by different entities. Mozilla created[2] the public suffix list to document these regions of control. If you write any software that gives subdomains the same privilege as the base domain, you should (at a minimum) check this list and verify that the subdomain is not known to be controlled by a different party. If you share a domain across multiple entities, you should add your domain to the public suffix list. I don't know if bitwarden uses PSL or not.

I learned about this from gorhill who is very diligent about appling this in uMatrix, etc[3].

[1]https://publicsuffix.org/

[2]https://wiki.mozilla.org/Public_Suffix_List

[3]https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix/issues/264
An alternative alternative explanation: Microsoft execs were convinced by the NSA to stop spending money stopping government surveillance.

Prove me wrong.
> In fact, even post-transition, suicidal ideation is still orders of magnitude higher than average.

All the research we have on this says it's caused by the presence of transphobia, and isn't intrinsic to being trans.
Medium and hard mode are nowhere near as flexible as as uMatrix. It's good, but it's not uMatrix.
Wait it takes two to compromise, and a Supreme Court pick is really important . What did the Democrats offer McConnell in exchange for Garland hearings?
Usually people who design interaction spaces know something about human behavior, spectrum of personality types/needs, social psychology, group dynamics etc and then design the space.

But what has happened in the tech world, is obviously the reverse.

All kinds of contrived/arbit spaces have been created and then behavior of the lab rats within are studied.
Last time I looked the automatic differentiation was in a compiler branch with no immediate plans to merge in master.

But overall it is promising. I even installed Swift on Linux to play with it, didn't get to ML as I have an AMD GPU and this is a can of worms. Hope it's finished one day.

I would prefer for Julia ml libraries to become mainstream. But, it is what it is.

Also, the ideal for me would be Rust for tensorflow, but the slower compile times (didn't compare with Swift) are an impediment for an iterative workflow such as tweaking models.
“Stillborn” is a pretty awful term to use for software.
That’s fair, but the OP’s conclusion had no supporting premises at all.

Ultimately this is a digression; this change is being made not because of the intentions of the authors of git, but to be considerate of users of GitHub.
No. Not as a candidate. GP is referring to recruiting.

> This does not reflect tech recruiting. we shouldn’t give up because its hard.
What's to stop a mafia appearing who takes taxes under threat of violence, if there is no state to stop them? Anarchism always seems like utopic nonsense to me. Something like, 'I don't like being told what to do, so we should get rid of the state and as long as everyone promises not to tell each other what to do, it will be great'. If there is no state, there is a power vacuum. There is a reason why power vacuums are quickly filled.
I think you're falling in the same trap I fell in when I was watching jackass thinking: how is it fair that someone willingly puts their body in danger and we have to pick up the tab when they get injured and hospitalized.

News flash: we already pay for these things because emergency rooms can't ask for payment before delivering life preserving treatment. Also, we already pay for a lack of social safety net by paying for the cost to put so many people behind bars not to mention an unhinged law enforcement that refers to the population as civilians and has a motto like "protect and serve" while going to the supreme Court to get a ruling that the police has no duty to protect.

Of course, the government should try to limit drug distribution and sales. For example, we will still need strict labeling requirements. Unlabeled, improperly labeled, and unsafe storage conditions should be against the law. But it helps nobody to put anyone in prison for personal drug possession* or drug use.

*Assuming they are not selling/distributing improperly labeled controlled substances.
As others have said, it increases available calories and nutrition. It also makes sense, thermodynamically. You're using outside, normally unavailable energy (the fuel) to process your food so that you're not using the precious little energy you've managed to store in your body. It increases the total available energy to your body by indirectly supplementing with sources you normally couldn't.
How does this altitude compare with ground level on mars? Air pressure wise.
IMHO the default HTTP trust model where a domain implicitly trusts its subdomains is at fault here, when the logical solution would be to remove the trust altogether or at least make it explicit both ways.

With regard to Bitwarden's default behavior to match the whole domain, it's irritating even when it's not a risk. We manage a ton of our systems under the same domain to allow a single 2FA signon before even giving access to the individual services and all the credentials have to be manually set as host-only or they will be autofilled for every other system we're managing.
That might change with Apple Silicon and Apple’s new ML Compute framework.
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It's fairly easy to determine what's breaking things. With something like online purchases, one of the domains will be for a payment processor that you've probably heard of, accept things from them and it will likely work.

More generally, you can often find a domain that calls itself a cdl, and those are usually needed. And sadly, if the site doesn't seem to work at all it probably needs google.

Oh, and it is basically never something in dark red.
I'm going to be honest, the argument that hemp is a generally great material has always seemed weak to me. There are plenty of countries where growing hemp is legal, and it still never seems to get much use.
People can be perfectly healthy on a wide range of carbohydrate intake. Native peoples in the Arctic lived almost entirely on animals, for example, whereas there were tropical island societies that lived almost entirely on plant sources.
You're under the impression that'll be all better with an out-of-control pandemic raging through the city again?
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Hi, I’m a software developer with 10 years of experience. I’m thinking of developing a tech product. Any ideas ? Thanks
It’s a better meme without that fact (business card person is/is-not the litterbug), because it plays on a fear that social networks will spread the story of the double injury wide and far before ultimately tracking down the litterbugs.

Depending on depth of social shaming for littering, there could be real consequences.
Can you backup your claims?
Look, first impressions can change, so probably no harm done. I think possibly this is a case of "trying too hard" out of sincerely good intentions. Just take it easy, try to earn people's attention and advice by finding ways to give to them first.
I’m arguing if you set the rhetoric aside the party platforms are largely the same. The Overton window is shifted so far to the right in the US the two parties are basically “right or center-right,” and “far right.” There is no left. From a purely policy perspective they’re very similar.

There are clear and obvious differences in how the party operates and which side is on team Science for instance, but the core policy issues just aren’t all that different.
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Context matters; the linked article was excerpted from a memoir, and published under "Arts and Culture". The author made no claims to scientific rigor.
Your comment implies that most people drink alcohol because of addiction, which isn't the case. Most people drink it for novelty or entertainment.

Addiction isn't the only reason people take drugs, so only addressing or dissuading addiction wouldn't fix the social problems that arise from ubiquitous drug use.
Thanks, the project readme could definitely do a better job of introducing the project to those not familiar with it.
I don’t think so. Early in this context means “less than 1cm”. Males need to check themselves every 6 months to one year. The standard check is a triplex still the urologist. Additionally, I would add that it’s a good practice to use a bank sperm while young. You never know what is going to happen in the future.
Mea culpa. Reworded.
None. Doubt you find legal items there though. Maybe you find legal items in some parts but illegal in others, like marijuana is now in US. Better have all papers prepared to prove you made the purchase in a legal state though.
Yes but at least you don’t get the stylus sliding on glass feeling, the feedback is closer to but not exactly like pen and papet. It’s a tradeoff
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Wow I had no idea. This would be a game changer for the whole industry here.
I did read the article. I am interested in how forensic evicende like that is gathered in general and how reliable it is in general. It's debatable what role that fingerprint played in that investigation, but I did not want to call into question that particular outcome.

For example my impression is that DNA evidence is very reliable while for example optically matching hairs or matching bite marks, which I think was done in the past in a similar 'does A match B setup' is fairly unreliable.

It's interesting to me both from both the 'what bar does evidence have to meet to make sure there are no false convictions' side as well as the 'what are the privacy implications of posting pictures with fingerprints in them' side.
Aka Intel's Tick-Tock cadence of releases.
I worked on blackhole.run as a more advanced version, but it is sad to see such a cool and secure service shuts down; there is a need to have more secure tools, not less.
Thanks to the Mozilla team for a great job.
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“ Fast forward to today, and I cannot imagine how frustrating it must have been to be a conservative then. That idea, that conservatives are bad, evil or crazy, was pervasive and all encompassing and smug.”

I think this explains a big chunk of the Trump vote. Many voters saw in him someone who would not take the smug mockery without a fight.
BasicAuth is a plain text header, there is no other way to send it. Are you meaning it should only allow Basic Auth over https and refuse to login over http?
Efficiency is also improving. I can use my phone longer without charging and keep the screen on longer than I could 2 years ago.
So does the smile:
https://twitter.com/MASCARPOWN/status/1307454405059452928?s=...

And actually swapping the smile:

https://twitter.com/DrWhen2/status/1307497434872905728?s=19

Twitter is nothing if not full of victims and people talking about things they know nothing about.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/INTEL-CORPORATION...

- the exact same article for those who don't have a wsj-account
Didn't Carmack say Moore's Law still holds? At least long enough to get VR where he wants it to be.
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6S felt like a quantum leap from every other phone before it and I’m still using one too. I can’t nail it down but there was something perfect about the size, speed, UI where using a phone stopped feeling like messing with a gadget and became pure information retrieval or communication. Trying every other iphone afterwards I have felt no need to upgrade.
Facebook tells Irish court that probe threatens its EU operations
"self control" is a nearly meaningless phrase when used in the same sentence as drugs
What’s the actual scientific evidence backing this? I’m asking because various forensic techniques that were previously perceived to be reliable (fingerprints, handwriting analysis, bite marks) turned out to be total bunk.
This is great science XD
this is not news. in 2008 CCC published finger prints of Angela Merkel

https://www.wired.com/2008/03/hackers-publish/
> I didn't say they didn't get it there

I know, I tried to word my comment carefully to avoid implying that you were being intentionally misleading. I was just clarifying for the benefit of the unfamiliar
I am not getting the exact usecase. If the speed is the issue, then I think tf.function solves that. For most of the operation we need to use python via pythonkit, so the things which can't be sped up using tf.function, can't be sped up using swift. Also if we need to use python everywhere, type safety is also very minor.
They presumably wanted a semi-popular statically typed language as the gains of Julia over Python aren't enough to be worth it (and Julia isn't popular enough).
Policy changes can only come from people in power. I’m just saying the people in power at GitHub are not political activists.

Pull is literally an alias for fetch followed by merge. GitLab already calls them merge requests, which caused approximately zero drama, so we have empirical evidence that no one actually cares about these things when they can’t pretend to be offended by them.
Not just any mouse, a "yellow-rumped leaf-eared mouse". And he's adorable!
Meth isn’t a life destroying poison because you’re addicted to it? Is that really the argument?
> Why should the government be able to tell you what you can and cannot put into your own body?

The answer to that question that I see is that the government is responsible to step in when someone else get hurt under humanitarian obligations. If you make someone responsible for an outcome then they will likely want to implement rules to reduce their own risks.

The rules should of course be proportional to the risk and balanced. It make sense that drugs and driving should not be combined and which outcome can't be fixed afterward. Parenting and drugs are also a pretty problematic area, but it is difficult for the government to make a law against that combination without banning drugs completely. If people took drugs while working with heavy equipment, makes decisions that impact people, work within health care or education, then there is an additional increased risk that the government is expected to manage.

ADHD medicine, especially the non-self medicated versions, have the opposite effect for the government. It reduces the risk that they have to step. If all the other alternatives have failed and you found a solution that do work then that is good and the law might then need to change to incorporate that success. It doesn't however change the reason why the government might still want to tell you what you can and cannot put into your own body.

Where I live we also have universal health care and meth stresses the heart quite a lot. The result is that when the heart start to fall apart it is the government that has to pay for repairs, and those are often quite expensive surgeries that need to be redone every few years. I am no doctor so I can't answer if 10mg is small enough to be safe, but if I was taking it I would find a doctor and do regular heart checkups.
> The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I'm saying? We knew we couldn't make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did.

- John Ehrlichman, Domestic Policy Chief for Richard Nixon, in a 1994 Interview for Harpers Magazine[0]

0: https://www.vox.com/2016/3/22/11278760/war-on-drugs-racism-n...
Thanks for clarifying :-)
> Switzerland did it and an out of control heroin problem went away and especially important, usage among young people plummeted.

You still go to prison in Switzerland for selling heroine on the street. Also there still is a heroine problem though arguably smaller than it used to be.
Why have I posted this link?

I am the first to admit that I'm not very good at promoting my Javascript library to fellow developers. However I believe my work has merit. This library meets a real - and for the most part unaddressed web development need: a HTML5 <canvas> library that is not only easy to use, but also gives developers (and designers) a responsive, interactive and accessible* canvas that can be added to their web pages.

I use the demos listed on the link's page as the testing rig for the library's code. Now I'm trying to use the page to promote the library. Feedback is always welcome!

*To be accurate, "as accessible as I can make it" - making the <canvas> element as accessible as possible (both for content and for embedded links) is something I believe every Javascript-based canvas library should be addressing as a priority.
Still no Windows support at the level of DirectML, or Julia.
You are at risk if you have credentials stored for any website that allows arbitrary subdomains to be controlled by customers, such as Github pages, Gitlab pages, some ISP and university hosting solutions, etc.

You can ensure the login doesn't leak by changing the match detection settings for your logins. If you've got the match detection for a login set to "base domain" (the default AFAIK), then a login for example.com is also matched for evil.example.com which might be a risk if you get linked or redirected there. If you've got the login configured with "hostname" or "starts with", then you're probably safe.

You're also safe if you've locked your Bitwarden vault. If you want to disable Bitwarden to be sure and you don't want to lose access to your synced data and your settings, just don't unlock the vault (or only unlock it while logging in and lock it immediately after).

I won't personally remove Bitwarden because my most important logins don't allow subdomains to be abused like this. You'll have to make that choice for yourself though.
Rust climake: The simple, dependency-less CLI library
Very interesting.

I wonder if it then makes sense to run additional services such as power and drinking water parallel to those pipes for similar efficiency?

I wonder if camping festivals and conferences such as CCC camp would benefit from this at all?
I paid way too much for it, but I have the oneplus 7pro, and it has a slider on the side so I can set it on silent with a single flick of my thumb. In addition to that I have it on DND during the workday and at night.
Use machine learning from CLI without writing code
Create machine learning models on the fly. Fast prototypes creation and test proof of concepts without spending much time preprocessing data and modifying models or parameters manually.
Didn't Carmack recently have a talk where he said he was done with VR and moving to AGI
> in 2008 CCC published finger prints of Angela Merkel

The article you link neither talks about a fingerprint of Angela Merkel nor about a fingerprint recovered from a photograph.

(But a CCC group did indeed years later show a politicians fingerprint recovered from a photo, but again not Merkels)
Thats another good one...
I understand it will seem that I am playing devil's advocate here, but the dose makes the poison. How are you to know that the folks buying the methamphetamine are not in fact experienced microdosers who are taking functional 5-10mg doses for productivity or ADD? While I have known methamphetamine users to take things too far, I've known far more heavy alcoholics who ruin their lives and their families lives dealing with them drinking each and every day.
Aside from that, the government has no right to tell another man what type of substance he puts in his body unless he is doing harm to others.
>wouldn't incorporate changes

Case in point: keepass -> keepassx -> keepassxc, where both keepass and keepassxc are maintained and are essentially separate projects.
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If the server provides Domain Controller capability then yes, it implements NetLogon, Microsoft's NetLogon protocol is vulnerable to this attack by design and so Samba in that scenario is potentially vulnerable and has the same mitigation strategy that Microsoft applied.

If it's not a Domain Controller then this is irrelevant.
What momentum? Even IBM gave up on it.