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> Ditch the 'Hub, its userbase, and what is considered "best practice" there, and then many of these problems get dialed back a lot.

This sounds like "Without GitHub you will get less spam", which is probably true, but I think the reason is not "github is bad", it's: Less people will find your project.

Maybe that's a worthwhile trade-off, but it's very different from "all will be better without Github"
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PM from GitHub here.

We're adding Ruby support to CodeQL (the scanning engine used in code scanning by default). It's our top requested language, and one we use extensively internally. Adding each new language to CodeQL takes about 6-9 months and needs a team to maintain it in perpetuity, which is why we don't have it yet, but we're starting that work now.

The other languages we hear the most demand for CodeQL support on are PHP, Kotlin and Swift. We'll get to all of those - it will just take a little time.

In the meantime, all of the code scanning experiences are extensible, so you can use other scanning engines with it, like Brakeman for Ruby.
How do you propagate config changes to open terminals?
This is true. But it has many other advantages related to users’ freedom and security, e.g., you can open it and upgrade, it has Coreboot, kill switches: https://puri.sm/posts/librem-14-shipping-in-december/.
Did you read it before it was posted? It's a 50 page paper... I skimmed a few parts, and it looked plausible to me. For example, they studied the history of car seat laws in different states and correlated that with fertility data. If you have data from before and after certain law changes, and from states with/without certain laws, I can see how you could tease out the effect.
We could change it to be opt-in only, but the participants who are creating spammy PR's have already shown they don't read rules, so I think they would continue to create the same PR's.

That's why, to deal with the immediate issue we're creating an obvious, even lower-effort route for the impatient participants to take (follow a guide to create 4 PR's on your own repo) - and longer term we'll make bigger changes (maybe including an opt-in only model) that solve the perverse incentive issues that seem to be driving this PR spam.
Yes, you have a thousand beers of high quality, within a narrow band of the beer spectrum.

Belgium, next door, has a couple thousand more, also of high quality, across a much wider field.

Honestly an unfair competition, but it's how Germans like it, I suppose.
I'm also interested in how win9x/ME worked. For the same reason - NT seems a lot like Unix, and Win9x was an unredeemable security nightmare, but somehow was wildly successful. Has anyone written about it's inner workings as compared to NT?

Edit: This goes into some detail on the security aspect: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/107546/old-os-m...
Isn't this already done by Dependabot[1]? I've been using it for some time with my JS/TS repos to keep my dependencies up-to-date. It's not the greatest as it sends alerts about vulnerabilities in devDependencies. But with automatic merge checks I only get an email that the issue has been fixed so it isn't the worst thing in the world.

[1] https://dependabot.com/
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Reminds me of the birth interval in hunter-gatherers vs. farming people in prehistory. Hunter-gatherers were supposedly constrained in their birth spacing by the need to carry their infants when roaming around, while farmers had no such constraint and were thus able to out-reproduce hunter-gatherers.
I was pretty bothered just knowing that time is a real thing and not some construct.
GitLab has had this as part of their autodevops for a while now.

My experience with their solution has been:

- 'unusual' repo structures throw it off, silently doing essentially nothing.

- noise is real

- It caught some genuine vulnerabilities

I'm not sure if github also offers the secret detection, license scanning and dependency scanning that gitlab does.
Microsoft research has a great blog post on this.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20160114-00/?p=92...

TLDR: It's far more likely for a UUIDv1 to be corrupted to a collision due to memory errors and bit-flips, than for two UUIDv4 to collide.

TLDRTLDR: All computing is approximate at scale.
Didn't Levitt and Dubner establish that a standard seatbelt would be safe enough to class as a car seat for children over 2 if they weren't explicitly banned by law.
I submitted very few PRs to open source projects. I usually submit bug reports.

In both cases I get that what I care about gets into the project. It's enough for me.
I second this. Land is not naturally scarce. What is scarce is land near good jobs. I believe one of the major drivers of housing prices is the ratio of jobs to housing in a given area. In parts of San Francisco the ratio of jobs to houses is as high as 4:1 [1]. Nearly everyone wants to live close to their job, so the houses are priced to price out over most of the people who work in a given area. The housing becomes prices at the maximum load the top n buyers can manage. Imagine if the ratio swung the other way with an oversupply of houses, created by either relocating jobs or building new units. The prices would fall drastically until they approach the cost of construction.

[1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-03-05/in-califo...
1) The can is a necessary element and they can be structural. This is a fact.

2) No, that is just flat out wrong. EV are more efficent, its not close. And they don't have 1 hight where they have the best efficency.

3) Yes they can. Have you ever driven an EV?

Its seem that you are just otherly clueless and seem to simply deny the existens of proven technology so there is no point in this argument.
It's pretty telling that in many countries (e.g. the EU), child seat laws are relaxed in taxis. It's an acknowledgement that there can be a tradeoff between safety and convenience.

If it's OK to hold your child in the backseat of a taxi to the airport, why shouldn't it be OK to hold your child in the backseat of your friends' car on the way to the airport?

My guess would be that it's a question of numbers. You want 99% of kids to be in child seats, and can allow a few exceptions (since e.g. nobody does a commute to daycare in a taxi). But if you allowed private drivers to avoid car seats in limited circumstances, people would abuse that privilege and never use a car seat, turning that number down to 70% or lower
The main difference is that when you place an order with Door Dash or Uber Eats, you get put on a marketing spam email list by default.
Hey at least it now supports Atmos and at a nice price point. Just pissed about the pricing in the UK.. $49.99 is NOT £59.99.
> demonstrates that it's not too late

Back in nighties' and early 2000-s the landscape was different.

Now there're too many internet connected things that aren't a PC (phones, tablets, home appliance, cars, etc.) who run native code which consumes these JSON APIs. Some of these things aren't upgradeable, many of them aren't easily upgradeable.
I'm double disappointed, with my pixel 3 in Spain.
Have you actually done any permaculture, and/or run the numbers on what it would take to move away from synthetic fertilizers? The reason permaculture isn't part of the default is because it's a pipe dream. A hobby for those interested in it, but not a real, scalable alternative for what we have now.
Europe as a whole no.

Baltic states yes. Moscow views them as lost provinces with nontrivial Russian minorities, blocking land access to Kaliningrad.
Can't they just suspend and subsequently expel all the students involved in gang activity and gang culture? What is the problem preventing people from fixing gang activity in elementary schools such as that one?
For China? How long exactly, mate? You got CCP sanctioned stats on this? How reliable are they, by the way?
The higher numbers of traffic fatalities in the US aren't simply because Americans drive further- American roads are more dangerous per billion vehicle km than roads in other developed countries.
Yeah, if you train a model with pictures of the same person, or maybe their family, you may be able to guess the BMI from the face, after all, the face stores fat in a non linear way.

But I remember back in college a friend was severely overweight and eventually he was motivated to lose weight. Diet and exercise details aside, in a couple of years he became a BMI 28, but very low fat, ripped and chiseled muscled up individual. But interestingly, he mostly kept his fat person face, those cheeks, while they shrank, weren't going away.
I have three children, and our solution was the Honda Odyssey. It has a separate back middle seat with its own pair of car seat anchors. Yes, it's big on the inside. None of the other SUVs I saw had the middle seat anchors.
> PCR and sequencing blew away entire subfields of biology as being testably untrue.

As a non-biologist I would love to hear of some examples of this
I wonder what you could do with 50 qbits. Factoring 15=3*5?

DW’s few thousands bits are not general purposes and error free.
this makes a lot of sense. sure, "anything could happen", even in 50 miles, but the risk of an accident when driving a short distance is much less than the risk of an accident when driving longer distances.

this is simular to how the risk of contracting covid varies across different exposure scenarios. i'm hoping the pandemic will get us more used to thinking of risk on a continuum -- which may result in more sane policies around risk management.
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There's something to be said about path dependency and honing your skills any way you can. I discovered nice features of Ada2012 (and things that have been neglected in the standard) while writing some scraping-and-generating-svg tools, or replacing some ugly bash scripts.

The more you use one tech (especially out of the usual zone) the more you learn. And maybe you learn to avoid that language.

Also I like being able to come back and pick up small tools in my 'main' languages without rewriting them. So for me it's java for GUIs or highly dynamic runtime-y stuff (introspection, code gen, AOP) or 'throwable' stuff, and Ada for 'serious real-time must run 2 years without crash' stuff.

Too many times I end up maintaining python scripts that have overgrown the 'script' phase and are full fledged business-critical tools and... It's then often too late to back off.
Not American, so had to look up what Whig-oriented was, but fair point! I saw the scientific progress between the lines(fertilizer, pesticide, all the technological advancement the bullet-point example describes) but you have a very valid point that it should have been mentioned. (I can't comment too much on consumer capitalism though, as I don't know much there)
So maybe people in Europe and Japan should say thank you to US citizens that pay more for medicines.
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That statement alone will divide customers in the U.K. and the advantages/disadvantages of withdrawing from EU human rights agreements are something that reasonable people disagree on.

Generally supporting established lgbt rights with no specific link to policy is different - it’s overwhelmingly supported and not even generally classed as a political view anymore (along with “is evil bad?”).
Seems to be corrected now. For posterity, the title was "Say goodbye to Hold Music".
LOL funny how people here gibber about privacy but are more than happy to give their face to some rando website. Y'all are fucking muppets.
No, Dependabot scans your repo on dependencies that have known vulnerabilities and suggests to update those dependencies.

This new GitHub feature will scan your code on potential vulnerabilities like SQL injection.
Git is partially written in perl.
Just because a dependency isn’t deployed to production doesn’t mean it’s safe. Remember when eslint tried to steal people’s npm credentials?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17513709
There is a Bibliography on the site :

https://rootsofprogress.org/bibliography

But it seems like Jason Crawford, the author of the piece, might be heading toward writing a book.
Does it support Apt-X?

AAC is mentioned in spec sheet so I would assume its possible to get acceptable sound quality from iPhone, when using the Music app with AAC files, or even MP3 files.

Anyone knows when using Spotify on iPhone and selecting bluetooth as output, will it use AAC then? or will it re-encode the sound from Spotify, either into AAC or, god forbid SBC?
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I find this a surprisingly simple and convenient explanation!
Oh so they're finally preparing for the Linux switch. Good guy Satya
> Perhaps if you cannot pay your employees minimum wage - regardless of the sort of work they are doing, perhaps you shouldn't be in business. I don't care if Uber is making money or not.

So instead of hiring 1000’s of workers who _voluntarily_ chose to work there for those wages, (not just drivers)...principles say they should ALL be out of work?

Absurd.
>Private schooling and homeschooling are options that I view as opting for the privilege to be above or separate from the community that I live in

I'd wager that you're speaking from the privilege of living in a community where you don't have to worry about your kid being knived, shot or raped at school, otherwise you might have a different opinion. Not everybody has the income to support living in a safe community, and for those who don't, private schools are the only option to ensure their child experiences a reasonable level of safety.
you dont teach them how to think, you give them space to make mistakes and learn from them, and when they lack a quality that they need to solve a problem, you wait until they exhaust themselves and then you give them a hint (not a direct one, but one bound to the domain they need to learn). you keep doing this. and you tell them to question their selves. and through experimentation you tech them not to take 'failure' as failure but to understand the bigger picture and that they are just confirming through failure. they are working on a problem. and they should never associate their self image with the thing they are studying. and tech them to study all sides to get the bigger picture. not just individual pieces. and have fun. if the kids not smiling or looking excited/anxious about the results. then something is not right. let them lead the course. you are just like a good psychologist. supposed to sit there and help them not to do stupid and dangerous stuff. but ultimately you let them self develop and grow at their own pace in their own way.
It's possible as long as Microsoft removes all code commissioned by third parties, rewrites all copyright and trademark statements and explicitly licenses the very release that got leaked. Anything else could be seen as non-action in case of a software leak which could lead to very unfortunate results in any lawsuits that come up.

That's a lot of work for what is essentially a gross intellectual property violation as well as a leak of trade secrets.

Tk protect your trademark, you absolutely must go after trademark violations. Any build labeled "Windows" that results from this source code must be taken down if Microsoft wants to keep the trademark on things like "Windows".
Here basically all cars can switch off the airbag.

So how do you do it if you drive with your 6 month old? Crying alone in the back? (Of course with two parents one is probably sitting in the back)
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Nope, WSL 1 uses pico processes, a technology based on Drawbridge research.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/drawbridge/

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/wsl/windows-s...

https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Seth-Juarez/Windows-Subsyste...

It is a bit more advanced than Wine, with first class support from NT kernel.

Whereas WSL 2 uses Hyper-V, which is a type 1 hypervisor, all OSes run as guest, including Windows itself.
Actually, when forward-facing the Diono is wider than many other car seats because the back is flush with the back of the seat. Others have a narrower wedge behind the seat so kids in adjacent seats get more elbow room.
It's also a good idea to cancel services via mail and to demand a written response confirming the cancellation. Otherwise, Vodafone (from your example) may conveniently forget the exact date of your cancellation... and good luck proving you cancelled an account on time if the confirmation SMS is now stored on a no longer valid SIM card, you cannot prove anything.

Yeah, Vodafone ... still sending invoices which deny I cancelled my contract half a year ago.

edit:grammar
We have a system to invalidate spammy PR's, but not spammy users.

The problem with most "spam flagging" solutions is:
1. They only kick in _after_ the PR is created and the maintainer's time is wasted.
2. In some cases they might actually cause more harm than good. A user is flagged for spamming, gets blocked, creates another account and spams some more... etc.

For that reason we are focusing our efforts on just re-routing these impatient users into guides that have them creating PR's on their own repos.

Long term we are definitely committed to updating the program to make sure it's delivering on the mission of getting people positively involved in open source.
oh, interesting. do you have a source?
I don't understand any of this. On Mars there's a lot of radiation anyway, and humans shouldn't go near the reactor after it's going critical. I don't know what you mean by chemical systems. The point is the reactor doesn't have to be buried, just put it so it's in a crater or behind a ridge (as seen from any settlement) and the radiation is not a problem.

As for cryogenics, either make sure it never drops to cryogenic temperatures in the first place, or make something which can be stored at these temperatures. Once it's operational, the temperature should never drop ever again until it's decommisioned.
PM from GitHub here and author of Dependabot.

It's different.

- Dependabot looks for vulnerabilities in your dependencies, and creates pull requests to update you to fixed versions.

- Code scanning looks for vulnerabilities in your own code. So, for example, if you have written code that takes user input and creates a database instruction from it without escaping it, it will flag that you are introducing an SQL injection vulnerability.

(As an aside, we could definitely improve Dependabot to treat devDependencies differently. You do need to care about vulnerabilities in your devDependencies in _some_ cases (code exfiltration is the obvious one) but not in many - we should to get smarter about distinguishing between those cases.)
Yes, it is a significant factor. In fact, the most significant one: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aa7541/....
A quick google search suggests we need to cut emissions by 80%. For population control to be a meaningful play, we're talking about cutting the entire world down under 2 billion people.

And this is assuming people on average are responsible for equal amounts of emissions. But the rich are overwhelmingly bigger contributors on a per capita basis, and as automation continues it gets easier and easier for a small number of people to be responsible for a large amount of consumption.
What is C++ARM?
Can't switch to front camera on pixel 3a?
BQ has per-project and per-user cost controls. Normally when running new large queries one would run them under a special user with a limit on costs.
the only data I reported was my age... and it had some big misses, like BMI being much less than it really is just because of beard. Also it said my life expentancy is going to be up to 81 years old, when in reality I will live forever :')
Languages like Python being more productive is a myth. A story people keep repeating, with absolutely no way to back it by facts, not to mention that productivity is not a scalar.

All there is just bunch of subjective experiences in specific circumstances.
I wonder if we can measure gravitational waves with the articles setup? I mean gravity and time are linked afaik?
I want not note, that ZFS is not full disk encryption.
ZFS native encryption was designed to allow secure backups via "zfs send | zfs receive" mechanism, so it encrypt only data blocks, and not metadata.

LUKS and GEIL are full-disk encryption systems, and if you need FDE, you must use them under ZFS, not ZFS native encryption.
Also messing around with FPGAs, but it looks like you are further along.

If you don't mind saying, what level shifter chips are you using? I suspect 74LVC245 is far from ideal... and that I'll need to get some PCBs made.
It's usable but i had a lot of issues. Copy pasty looses newlines, redraw issues in mutt, etc. It is absolutely "forbidden" and unsupported by the kitty author to use any other term than xterm-kitty.
I feel like you could add “Nest” as a row soon, and it would be up-to-date
Busing is used to desegregate schools in some areas. Turns out people don't like that. Wouldn't want little Jimmy to mix with the wrong crowd, getting in fights or scoring drugs:

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/562/the-problem-we-all-live...
Huh. We have seven kids. This didn't play at all into our decision on how many kids to have. Though, they were spaced out far enough that the older ones were aging out of car seats before the younger ones needed them. I don't think we ever had more than 2 kids in a carseat and 1 kid in a booster seat. We are down to 1 kid in a booster seat and the three oldest driving cars on their own now.
Nope, it can request Hyper-V to do stuff, just like any other guest.
Nice project :) Too bad it doesn't say how old it thinks you are though (or I missed it) All I know now is that it thinks I lied about my age, which I didn't.

I'm just going to assume I look like I'm 20
Same problem for me on a pixel 3.
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I thought it was running google tv. With Android tv deprecated.
Is a picture without personally identifying information problematic? I assume pre-COVID you didn't walk around in a mask all the time.
> I didn't read the article [but ...]

How HN

The article wasn’t paywalled for me by the way. I had to dismiss something but was able to read it no problem then
Wow, jinx, this is pretty much identical to the answer I just wrote!