skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Obviously your web browser doesn't know if this is "just" some Wix brochureware site where you don't actually care about security or if it's a bank or your webmail or the passport office.

So to keep browser users safe we need to deliver the security they expect all the time. The rule has to be consistent, either the rule is "TLS 1.0 is no good, stop that" or it's "TLS 1.0 is fine, First Bank of Springfield can keep right on using it".

There's not really space for nuance here because there's no sign of a capacity for nuance in the ordinary user's understanding of web security. If anything the continued existence of plaintext HTTP is already too much nuance for users, but unlike adding a special "Kinda sorta secure" TLS 1.0 mezzanine that's a legacy problem we're stuck with already.
California Democrats simply do not care about the environment.

Kamala Harris, the former Calfifornia District Attorney presided over the largest leak of Natural Gas in US history and declined to prosecute anyone involved. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliso_Canyon_gas_leak).

Kamala Harris now has a good chance to be US President. Until Politicians are held accountable for their actions (or inactions) this will continue.
Tesla suffers network outage disabling vehicles’ mobile app
A Look Inside the Shuttered, Cold War-Era Nuclear Plant on the Potomac
Look for the "Download all files as zip" link.
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"It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the teeth acquire stains, the stains become a warning."

too on the nose?
Mozilla has been sinking for a long time and they have been scrambling to hold on.
>> This isn’t about people making decisions for themselves

> Making decisions for ones self is exactly the principal that the USA was founded on.

You mis-understood that statement. It's saying its about making decisions for others, since you could be infecting them without knowing it.
That GitHub page in particular, versus any GitHub page? That'd involve a TLS break, no?
Oh god... The Siemens modalities that I work on are garbage.

Same for Phillips.

I have mixed feelings about GE as well.

Healthcare tech is definitely hampered by the speed at which software _should_ move forward. The cost of getting FDA approval is crazy, especially for simple changes/security updates.
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> If people are scared and...

You're framing this the wrong way. It's not about being scared, its about being careful.
In the best/ideal case, that's one of the jobs of a pastor/rabbi/imam. Their purpose, to now use Christian language, is to care for their flock. This does mean being concerned with the spiritual needs of the individual. But it also means being concerned with the larger community.

You can imagine those goals being in conflict. The norms that help communities to grow and find new life are not necessarily the norms that help individuals find fulfilment. For example, heteronormativity helps the biological reproduction of the community, and generally is good for the happiness of the majority, but it sucks for LGBTQ people. It's natural, therefore, for there to be a backlash against it. But it seems to me that the solution is really to recognize the roles that people of all sexual preferences can play in ensuring the community's biological, ecological, and cultural future. In this way, norms related to fertility can be reconciled with those about truth-to-self, in a way that is actually functional.

(Note that if 20% of the community has a non-reproductive role to play, and a birth rate of 2.1 is required to maintain the community, then a birth rate of 2.6 is required among the 80% of heterosexuals, which is perfectly reasonable. As some percentage of those will probably remain single -- 20%? -- then really only about 64% of women can be expected to have children, in which case the expected value needs to be about 3.3 -- still fine. An alternative is to make up for low reproductive rates by proselytizing, but I think a permanent culture needs to exist at an equilibrium. If gene/meme incentives are not aligned, everyone will need to wage a constant war against their own selves (various kinds of "pray the gay away" and other mutilations), which is exactly what we are trying to avoid.)

All this is meant simply as an example of how, although shifting from therapist-of-the-individual to shepherd-of-the-community could be anticipated to advance different (and possibly problematic) norms, it is probably possible to resolve those norm-conflicts in a way that is productive, i.e., that respects and values all individuals while also propagating a sustainable, non-parasitic culture.
Would you not classify the tabless battery as a fundamental breakthrough? That is not just economies of scale
Indeed, connection to other human beings is very important.
You misunderstand me. Lab origin does not imply engineered. That's a possibility, of course, but far more likely is it is a natural virus, possibly altered in experiments, where the mechanism can be a form of selection, not necessarily engineering of any kind.

Lab origin, to define the term clearly here, means a virus, natural or otherwise, that escaped a lab, likely by accident.

This is not farfetched, it happened with SARS-1 twice in Beijing: https://www.who.int/csr/don/2004_04_23/en/

It seems, just by the coincidental location of the emergence of SARS COV2 in Wuhan of all places, to be the most likely origin scenario, just on a probability standpoint.
Non-profits can have business activities that support their non-profit mission, and many of those business activities are subject to income tax.

So many non-profits split out the profit-making activities into a separate (for-profit) company so that they can keep non-profit financial streams separate from the for-profit ones.
The percent of the population that has a partner, is in the top half or third of the income percentile, who enjoy their work, and who have good physical and mental health must be 15-30%.

That seems like a strange use of the word minimal. Of the 40 people in my life I know close enough to know if they meet this definition only 4-8 meet it. And I'm probably close to the best age for finding all of these items, my mid 30s. Old enough for people to make money, and find a fulfilling career but before mental and physical health starts knocking out a bunch of people.
My understanding is that Mozilla employees protesting his politics were not actually planning to walk and were disappointed and a little embarrassed that he left. They just wanted some sort of apology.
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This is an update to the original : https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2016/07/th...

And in the washington post : https://archive.is/feVGp

Also Novamin is a similar (though weaker) case https://archive.is/RuDmL
What would you use instead? What does a bleeding-edge modern C++ build system look like? conan + meson?
What an excellent comparison :)
Interesting idea, but who and how?

Let's say I want to sponsor the Servo project because I believe it's something the world needs. There's no obvious way to financially contribute to the project or to individuals other than randomly sending cash to them via PayPal using their listed email addresses on GitHub.

Ditto Firefox, but the source is in mozilla-central, so I'd have to work out how to deal with Mercurial to get the names/addresses. Another step, another barrier.

I'd also have to figure out who deserves reward, and that's not a minor task either. Then I'd have to repeat this X times for each person that should get paid, then repeat every month. It needs to be centralised to make it easy for the sponsorship.
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DeepDisassembly (https://www.deepbitstech.com/deepdisassembly.html) is a super fast (100x faster) and accurate disassembler . It leverages deep learning and can disassembly code very efficiently both on GPU and CPU (https://blog.deepbitstech.com/2020/06/deepdisassembly-blazin...). I believe this will benefit many cybersecurity solutions.
I'd be careful to use the label Democrat so broadly. Neoliberal, centrist democrats (which is the predominant wing of the party, e.g. Pelosi, Biden, Obama, et al) are definitely caving to corporate interests over people's health/environment.

The Leftist side of the party is pushing hard for climate change. Biden/Harris, unfortunately, are unlikely to make any movement in their admin should they win.

Edit: To be clear, I'm a Leftist who is disgruntled at how hard the Dem establishment has been pushing us out of the party.
Those greedy capitalist businesses will continue to polute until the government locks up the greedy CEOs and takes over power generation. Capitalist bastards polluting the children!

Oh wait, this was the government. Nevermind, no one shall be arrested.

And the government employees conspired to keep it secret, "utility staff said they discovered the leak in August 2019, a full year earlier."
Preventing Another Global Health Crisis: Antibiotic Resistance
This effect has been known for some time, but more commonly observed in the elderly, particularly those who already have some cognitive decline. Basically, clinical studies have show a measurable long-term cognitive decline post-anesthesia. Here an example of a paper reviewing the data[1].

[1]https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6443620/
The other problem with something like this at a Masters level is that you run a big risk of making no progress, even if you tackle some kind of sub-problem. When that happens it becomes hard to get your degree.

Better to get the degree first, then start poking around the fringes.
A good example is Elex. It's got a good world/story, fun factions, it looks pretty good, exploration is interesting and fun. But the combat is horrific. Balancing is terrible. You'll find high level enemies right next to low level ones. The actual gameplay is so bad.

And you'll see it repeated over and over on the reviews on the steam page.

Some people claim it gets better if you stick with it, and I did because I was playing it over a holiday. My experience was they're wrong, it never gets better.
Definitely not enough time for traditional pharma to have actionable, public insights.
Maybe in the west that'd be true- since we can freely trade information over the public internet, TOR doesn't have much utility. Let's say you're in a more totalitarian government that censors more information- TOR might look like a practical solution there, and might have people using it for more practical purposes.
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I'm not really old enough to remember, but as I recall the chevette was sold at a slight loss because it got the fleet fuel mileage numbers up allowing GM to sell more expensive gas guzzlers. Of course profit is weird and it is hard to account for everything.
I'm not familiar with the American tax system, but couldn't they just not claim that charitable donation when filing their tax returns? Surely it's not illegal not to tell the IRS about a charitable donation you made, and therefore not get any tax deduction for it, regardless of whether or not you received benefits from the organisation you donated to?

(Of course, that wouldn't mean that nobody ever does report this sort of thing to make tax savings, in which cases I would assume you're right it would be tax fraud but again I'm not the person to answer that.)
OS hacking: Let's port Git to SerenityOS
Just because some bounds are parametric does not mean that all of them are; specialization violates parametricity, for example. While that's not in Rust proper yet, it did require making sure that dropck could handle it, for example, and the intention is to ship it.

There's also more minor things like https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/1210#issuecomment-179...
Not necessarily, I'm questioning the efficacy of this particular gesture.
I don't think we have dealt with Mars problems at all, the road is still very long for any manned mission and I'm pretty sure the Moon will get its own base long before we even consider the possibility to explore Mars with humans. The base on the Moon being by itself a problem that we have not dealt at all. I mean we started space exploration like yesterday and each new problem seems to go on a logarithmic scale, they are hundred of times harder each time.
How Python implements arbitrary-precision arithmetic
Who's the demographic for this?
Ive been spoiled by the last few years of AMD cpu launches. This 'news' harkens back to the pre-Ryzen era. Freshly painted walls at the DMV.
> Once we have better batteries for storage, what problem do we have left that requires hydrogen to solve?

An obvious short-term problem is weight-efficiency - hydrogen is still far better than best batteries, and weight is of crucial importance on aircrafts, so if you want to fly green - jets, turboprops, electric propellers - you can use hydrogen.
This. I don't think someone designing an ATM cares if the CPU can run Crysis.
Then you will have people complaining about restrictive zoning laws.

You can’t win.
There’s a lot to consider here, and I’m certainly encouraged by Adobe's long standing focus on consistent PDF view experiences. (At least compared to other formats)

That being said, this feels somewhat like Adobe will turn PDFs into a form of markdown where the parser is a (variable?) machine learning algorithm.

Done perfectly, the results could be great. Done badly and the results would be very painful.
However Git allows to salvage the history of SVN during the migration, probably because SVN was one of the most popular CVS before itself. One would expect that if something dethrones Git, it would (have to) do the same.

That said, that method is not really viable if the piece of code moves too much. I would then side with the other suggestion to put that in a separate file in a doc/ sub-folder and just refer to that file in a comment. I guess that for most programming editors, "open file under cursor" is just a key combo away.
> But maybe the fact that so many people don't understand the context means it's already too late.

final answer?

so. yes, it is a joke. its funny because its Europe and has an unrelatable but likely more relevant 21st century approach to regulating unhelpful industries. I like that they made regulations against the data brokers, who are the enemy even though the data broker's individual actions are fairly benign.
You won't be able to produce materials neither for M1 Garand nor for masks. But at least for N95 masks there are plenty of substitute materials available in abundance if any of the commonly used ones isn't available and complicated stuff is only testing filtration properties of the material with cheap test equipment (you can even make test equipment yourself, it's relatively simple for such purposes, "dust sensor" kind of stuff). Everything else is way more primitive than lathe and mill.
Consolidating multiple SQL and NoSQL databases into one
They also own their code. Releasing it as open source did not change that.

They don't actually state that you have to own the original game on their website.
The best I have a Lancet review for repurposed drugs found via computational methods (published last week). Ignore the "AI;" most of these are just graph algorithms or vanilla neural networks. I haven't seen anything this comprehensive for novel therapeutics.

https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S2589-7500%2820...
Mandatory signing by government? Even China is not able to convince Apple to do this.
Also available in Australia, where your options include camel, cow, wolfhound, alpaca, sheep... seems like an easy thing for a farm to do.

I was thinking of this place ( https://www.galahads-sanctuary.com ) but I’m sure there are others.
The decision at hand in this election is whether Biden/Harris or Trump/Pence might do a better job.

On climate and the environment, it is clear that Biden/Harris will do a much more-careful job.
The internet already has this. It's called HTML.
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Some people would process their most critical files on their cell phone if you let them. These devices have non-ECC memory, thermal concerns (that can result in component failure at the worst moment), SD card connector issues and the big one vulnerability to static and dust due to the numerous horsepucky enclosures. That said, they can be great for media, I/O (erm, IoT) controllers, and compute servers (on non mission-critical data, like analyzing pedestrian traffic but not like recalculating the b-tree on a database containing life/business data). Of course, the Sun could always go back into another 10 year period of decreasing CME’s ..not that the technicians promoting anecdotal would realize lol
I am saying opaque, closed and proprietary tech stacks are the danger. See the other reply for a better discussion on what is happening. Basically Microsoft* is very well known for taking open source projects, extending them a little in a nice package, and then silently moving all the code to a proprietary closed solution that later on only works on windows or their platforms.

\* microsoft is well known for it, but Google does it a lot too.
The military might be world class and also a mini welfare-state but it has left the rest of the country kinda a shithole (as the president famously described other countries). Literally walked by a huge homeless encampment yesterday where people were shooting up and living in tents.

This government is not of/by/for the people one bit.
Why was it opposed by the Republican party in Maine?
Are they giving Jimmy Wales's begging bowl a make-over too?
The issue isn't just isolated to those living around it. Methane is an extremely potent greenhouse gas (https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-bad-of-a-gree...), letting it leak out like that for a year has likely caused significant environmental harm.
The stinging trees "can grow taller than 100 feet, are found throughout the rain forests of eastern Australia" so aren't booby traps, which have to be obscure/hidden.
Eich wouldn't say he wouldn't do it again. He said he was doing a great job as CEO after days on the job.[1] He expressed "sorrow at having caused pain" not regret or apology. He said he wanted to be held accountable but not how.[2] I can understand how it was too little too late for some people.

[1] https://www.cnet.com/news/mozilla-ceo-gay-marriage-firestorm...

[2] https://brendaneich.com/2014/03/inclusiveness-at-mozilla/
Neither does Trump. Perhaps instead of focusing on the presidential races, you can become more involved in local elections, where your voice has more impact. Getting upset over the presidential races is like your team losing the super bowl--there really wasn't anything you could do to alter the outcome of the game no matter how loudly you scream at the television
From a brief look, this is more or less a brain training wiki, but playing up the mentat training angle probably makes the site more engaging and fun.

I think there's a lot of people who wish they could remember more things, or math more effectively without tools or etc. Probably not a whole lot who want to go to the depths of the mentats. In universe, the training would have started before the trainee could consent, which makes it hard to make a choice to become a mentat, you can't choose to begin training, only to continue or abandon if you were in training since early childhood.
I still feel the best bet for terraforming Mars is deorbiting ice asteroids. They are already available and already solid. Can provide co2 or water depending on asteroid type. Still need a source of N2.
I kind of read it as just taking performance enhancing drugs - a thing that's not too uncommon for peak athletes. Thinking of this like mental athletics, I can imagine folks taking drugs for that too (Adderall? :) )
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Just did some research, and you're right! TLS obscures the URL by default. I didn't know that.

Only nuance being that an attacker can draw conclusions about the length of the URL- which won't be very helpful on Github.
If you start digging into amnesia, you start to see some really weird things about which memories are retained versus those lost.

Short term versus long term memories is one distinction (and seems intuitive), but you'll see things like selective long term memory loss - they might forget where they've lived for 10 years, but remember people they met back then.

It's really fascinating as it gives some insights into how memory is organized and stored within the brain. Things that you'd imagine are processed the same (what your home looks like versus your spouse's face), are actually very different memories and handled in different parts of the brain.
> their power comes from low supply of qualified candidates

When they fail, were they among the pool of qualified candidates, or is their qualification determined by whether they get hired for the job? In other words: are they highly qualified at working as a CEO, or is their specialization in getting hired as a CEO/looking like they'd be highly qualified in the actual work?

I recall a study a few years back that found that CEOs did not appear to have a large impact with regards to company success. We're looking at successes and attribute it to the CEO, but when a company fails, there are a million things they had no control over so it's not fair to attribute the failure to them.
Thank you! I had missed that.
Indeed, if a person I know I will be talking to a lot notices I usually tell them. People don't care - in the good sense. It's usually talking to strangers that may cause issues. While as a child it was store clerks who I had an issue with, as an adult it's tense moments where you have to protect your interests, explain something complex to strangers, point the way to a tourist, etc. - stress-free vocalization would really help out in those situations
The original Silent Hill was a masterpiece of horror games. But mainly because it was all in your head. The creatures weren't that bad, but the sensation that they were coming at you is what it counts. Also, the radio that started every time you had one close to you was excellent, because it made you feel horrible even if you weren't doing anything.

I played a few games after that one in the next years (I was only 11 when I played Silent Hill) and nothing made me feel the same.
This is disappointing, but expected from our government. As a resident of California, I have an awful impression of the Democrats since most of the problems we are facing are a direct effect from their policy.
> If I'm relaxed, my speech is fluent.

Exactly like me. I can say any word, surprisingly in a better way, when I'm alone. I struggle primarily with words starting with T, D like Trajectory, Tutorial, and few more.