skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“Discrete logarithm” in this context alludes to the problem of calculating discrete logarithms for elliptic curves over finite fields.
This is not what working from home is normally like for parents with kids. In normal times, you would still have the kids in school/daycare or have a real stay at home spouse.
As pointed out in other comments, it's not the case. It's deprecating an insecure way to use RSA keys to perform crypto operations.

RSA keys themselves continue to be secure.
Whoa, I did not know this app exists, it also looks nice!

As I can see, DevUtils provide convenience features like global hotkey, smart detect, context menu, etc... this is something I have spent a lot of time on, and it worked well for me at least :)

I did research on online tools and open-source projects like CyberChef [1], but none of them were providing the convenience I was looking for.

[1] https://github.com/gchq/CyberChef
This comment was dead and I couldn't understand why it was flagged as it didn't seem to violate any rules. Moreover in my experience I tend to agree that most NP problems do seem to have this property. Can someone who downvoted/flagged or is otherwise knowledgeable about the subject chime in and correct/ teach me something new?
> Otherwise, you’re really trying to solve a legal problem by social means.

Haven't you noticed how over the past decade activists have started to bypass this whole democracy thing and instead legislate via Twitter mob? Plenty of people, many very influential, think we can shame our way to a better world --- their better world, of course, not yours or mine.
I have met senior devs who can't do anything beside html/css/react.
It wasn't flagged. It looks like Kenji is banned. Their comments are [dead], not [flagged][dead].
In my experience, most of the off the shelf systems for stuff like this doesn't work very well. Even when it does, it's not extensible. I could see it being appealing to have a more customizable in-house system, at least when you have as much engineering talent as Facebook probably does.
Last time I checked Saudi Arabia was a fundamentalist, religious kingdom with many known inhumane acts and practices. Yet they control a ton of US companies.
Exactly. Emulation would be even worse than omission. Putting in optimizations that make the slowest hardware run even slower is not the route to happy users.
If you just need to display some text or at most you need a "yes/no" answer that integrates well with your bash script, you could try herbe[1]. I was somewhat inspired by zenity, but it felt too heavy for my minimal use case.

[1] https://github.com/dudik/herbe
I think the 40% ortho keyboard model doesn't really accurately represent what that class of keyboards look like.
That's an interesting point. I looked at the comment history after you mentioned it, and saw that too. Thanks for replying!
There are plenty of libraries that let you do declarative react templating for web components. I work on LitElement & lit-html, and there are other project list StencilJS. They both let you use fast and convenient libraries to build the component while retaining the native interop of web components.
Well I, for one, have long believing that this mouth-watering chicken recipe isn't complete/authentic without the grandma spitting the last ingredient into the glorious final mix.

And I understand Chinese pretty well.
What a strange approach? If you bring your own booze into a public place and are stubborn about the western tradition is to beat up the brawler. Its a profession!
This is the exact reason I built the app :)

I tried to use the Chrome Dev Tools as much as I can (e.g. btoa/atob function to work with base64), but it takes too many unnecessary steps.

Now I just use the app and add any missing tools I found in my workflow.
Before I even opened the link, I just knew it was going to be Foone.
For sure, it's in the road map :)
Try it out in a browser emulator:
https://parkertomatoes.github.io/v86/?type=mbr&content=6h54U...
It's a worldview that's pretty common. You equalize inherent advantages by denying everyone them when you cannot add them to some people. For instance, you cannot operate a store of a certain size without accommodating disabled people. i.e. even non-disabled people are denied the ability to shop there.

Another example (that is very different) is where UC Berkeley was forced to pull course videos it had put up because it didn't have a disabled-accessible version of them. The videos presented an advantage to normative people.

The world-view does not admit Pareto-optimal changes since benefit to some slice of humanity that is chosen based on immutable (or socially-considered inherent - like religion) characteristics is implicitly assumed to push everyone else back unless the benefit accrues to them as well.
"So it’s better to hurt children then ‘companies’?"

It's your subjective opinion that not having 'dad's around 24/7 is going to 'hurt babies'.

In all pragmatism, there's no need for 'a second parent' to take 30 days off, and I'll bet most guys, while they wouldn't mind 'some time' - probably don't need or want 30 days.

7-14 days is reasonable for second parent.

There's no optimizations here, I think we are 'mostly past' these issues, whatever tinkering we do is academic.

Subsidized childcare is a different story though, that has major impact, for better or for worse, there's still a lot of experimentation going on there.

For example, we all pretty much agree at least on 'kindergarten' before that, it's still different from place to place.
Meaning, it offers no advantage over them? How does that make it better able to compete?

When you are coming from far behind, as RV is, you need to be better just to pull even.
I don't know. The only thing I knew about Thailand is that it's a beautiful country.

Now that I know about this case, I wouldn't consider setting foot there out of principle... and fear.

And as someone who's in this field: this is going to have deep repercussions in the traveling industry and people will definitely rethink how reviews work for Thailand. Some friends from travel-related startups already posted the link in private chat.

That was a bad idea both for the hotel and for Thailand's travel industry.

Also: Sites like TripAdvisor also don't want to risk having potentially libellous accusations in their reviews, so they would certainly try to work together with the hotel (as they did, since they removed a previous review).
For anyone interested in a correct translation, the Japanese reads:

"Its purpose is recidivism prevention and rehabilitation for youth offenders; the usual process leading up to a decision is: Notice or report of the fact of the youth crime to the family court > Investigation by the family court investigating officer (the "Investigator") and/or other parties > Judgment based on the results of the investigation > Protective measures or a disposition for rehabilitation, as necessary."

>Just to point out here... the text on the front page of Wikipedia tends to be very neutral, matter-of-fact, and well written

This is true in general, though perhaps not always of Japanese wikipedia, and certainly not on legal topics. I have no love lost with machine translation (hard agree on naniwaduni's comment about "insidious failure modes"), but there are very few humans who would be able to translate this particular excerpt effectively. Legal translation is my job and I still found this sentence to be reasonably challenging.
I don’t remember when the last time I worked with a computer that even had a manual as such. I think it was my TI-99/4A, but it could have been the Tandy 1000HX.

Edit: wrongola! Turns out, the last machine I worked with that had a real manual was either a MicroVAX, or a PDP-11, both of which I used in college. Writing ASM for the PDP-11 was great! I just wish I was better at program then, lol. :)
The father should be able to choose when and how he bonds with his children. It isn’t for the state to decide the fathers work schedule that is best for him to raise a child. That’s government overreach. It’s one thing for the government to say you may stop working. It’s another thing entirely for them to force you to do so.
Well, one Eastern European Emacs user here. :D
> If a given forum commenter does not know how to buy someone's cell-tower location does not mean that an experienced practitioner could not, etc. for the other data.

Then perhaps the commentator shouldn't leave comments about things they know nothing about.

They were challenged and have not even supplied any evidence.

I don't know how to buy 1000 random credit cards but if someone payed me to I could quickly find out.

> Real-time AirBnB booking

I doubt this is even close to true.

And the concept a different random person magically knows because they are in the news is logically inconsistent.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'd bet Metal is almost entirely C++ with a little Obj-C sprinkled on top for the API. And of course C++ is still a better systems language than Swift.

My point was that Swift is better than pure Obj-C for systems programming. Admittedly, that might be a poor comparison, since Obj-C was specifically built to be used alongside C as the systems language.

But yes, I think the ultimate goal is that Swift will be better than C/C++ for systems programming too. It still has a ways to go, and there are a lot of libraries that will need to be written, but I do think it's possible.
He orchestrated a man in the middle attack by being in the middle of the engineers and their incompetence.
Thanks! These are all good suggestions. I also have plan to add custom scripts so people can add their own tools from their specific workflows.
Shadowsocks has reliably worked for a long time in China, a country with arguably the best DPI capabilities on Earth.

Tor's pluggable transports also have been at this stuff for a long time.

The internet is for everyone.
Oh that seems really interesting. Smart detect is a nice addition, I'd say. I'll try it out.
Never-Ending Redirect
yup, that's why earth is now scheduled for destruction to make space for an intergalactic highway.
It strikes me as unlikely foone would fake a box with 'facebook gizmo' printed on it and then make up some easily-refutable story about it.
Also when you want to train your in house engineering to make hardware, good to produce something internal and dog food it.
CyberChef is definitely one of the big inspirations to build the app. I really like the way inputs/outputs are "pipeable" in CyberChef and actually looking for ways to do the same in DevUtils, without complicate it too much.
Yeah, I hate the self help/aphorism types, but his wisdom/breaking down of how to make wealth is great. Some of it is obvious, but he hammers in the point. I really dont think his ego is that bad
Not really. Firms want clerkships to be a valid signaling device for excellence. If there were no bonuses, then clerkships would be seen as appealing primarily to students who are more well-off, because if you have $200k in loans you don't want to take a clerkship that pays 1/3 of starting salaries firms (and less if you include bonuses).

One effect of having clerkship bonuses is that clerkships become economically viable for anyone, so long as you can survive on your clerkship salary for 1-4 years.
Those are the ones hurt the least. Didn't socially interact before and now everyone is forced to do it. Feels like they have been traininng their lives for this.
I had the same surprised reaction. Late 30s is a cruel age range to do that to, too; we’re freaking out!
I did exactly this and then realized I couldn't see the difference in colour between high school and university.
Why would I want to walk anywhere? I have a 5000 pound car that can take me there faster then I could move my two legs!
Thanks. so I'm good to enjoy them up until season 10 then. Many more episodes. Haven't seen this show since childhood.
This one was great. Seeing what this looks like for me and where I'm at actually brought me a sense of peace and joy. I like how I'm a fair bit into my career but still have so much of it left.
Yeah, imagine someone did this to Obama or the Clinton Foundation.... The mediatic outrage would be unmeasurable
Before people think that this policy is all roses, a close friend of mine is the CEO of a multi billion dollar international business. They don’t hire anyone from France because the French government makes it so difficult to fire a bad hire. Maybe you could argue that the French are better off without them, but people love working for them and they have great pay and benefits. I’m sure there are a number of companies that France and Germany miss out on due to policies like these. Companies simply can’t always pay people to not work for 6 months to a year, so they’ll go somewhere where they don’t have to.
You could if you setup your remote office in second life.
AWS for some reason only supports RSA keys...

Those are needed for example to push code to their managed git (CodeCommit) and if you want a key added when you launch an EC2 machine and to fetch the Windows password.
I was about 5 seconds away from clicking this link on my work laptop until I realized what it would redirect to. For others like me, it's very NSFW
GoFundMe will refund money donated to BLM Atlanta after founder’s arrest
Very cool! Is there support for tabs? For example, on the JSON Formatters I usually have a few Chrome tabs open where I work with different data structures.
Jane Street uses this for their FPGAs. The creator of Hardcaml works there and was featured on their official podcast. https://signalsandthreads.com/programmable-hardware/
Fathers would certainly not be pissed off. They'd get to work on being a father.

> Forcing someone to stop working would likely piss a lot of people off

Which people? Most humans are going to be parents some day, and even those that aren't can see that living in a world where every child has same opportunity in terms of having both parents with them for the first few days, weeks, or months of their lives is a net positive for society.

Which father doesn't want time off to be with their children if it doesn't otherwise impact them negatively (ie. they were taken of by their fellow man)?

> and would generally hurt the companies these fathers work for.

I don't believe that to be true. A company is a group of humans. Giving those humans time off to parent makes healthier, happy humans and a healthier and more effective workforce.
I think people like me just like how he puts some complex things into simple words. Don't understand why people gets pissed off someone tweeting into the wild, like he never asked anyone to follow him or listen to him.
I'm glad you liked the app! Can you share more on why you would only pay via App Store? If it's on App Store and also open-source, would you still buy it?

This is my first time selling apps, a lot of things I still need to learn.
That's a nice idea for someone with a big family, perfect usage for multi-core cpu too.
> Does that mean nuclear is just a totally great idea? No; the issue with nuclear is cost. Historically it has been quite expensive, but subsidised in opaque ways. In a zero carbon world, it might make sense for baseline generation even if it's expensive; in the world we live in it needs to compete on price. Can it?

Compete against fossil fuels? No, but neither can solar and wind. Nuclear power also loses out against solar and wind in the very short term, and depending on the geography. Solar is cheap until you saturate the energy market during peak generation hours. Adding storage into the mix creates costs an order of magnitude larger than nuclear. We don't have a plan to decarbonize the electricity sector with solar and wind that doesn't involve a massive breakthrough in energy storage.

The reality is that the only proven ways of powering nations with carbon-free energy are either geographically dependent (hydroelectricity and geothermal power) and nuclear. Nuclear also provides additional benefits in the form of things like desalination with the waste heat - which is going to be highly in demand as climate change ramps up- and thermochemical hydrogen production, which is likely our best method of decarbonizing shipping.
The Microsoft Defense Force has been activated.

Despite it, my statement remains true: I do, in fact, adjudge candidates the more favorably for a Gitlab account than a Github account. It demonstrates conscious choice in a knee-jerk world.

(Microsoft doesn't need your assistance, boiz.)
I'm thinking more in the category of buying a failing company in anticipation of using it's annual losses to create tax benefits.

The level at which you and I are engineering this stuff is kid's play. But that's kind of the idea. If you have extensive amounts of money, you hire a team to engineer getting you out of paying your fair share, I think the average person has the right to be upset about that, since all of that profit is earned on the backs of ordinary folks.

If someone wants to disagree, fair enough, but I'd be mainly interested in hearing from folks who can't afford to hire a team to engineer their way out of paying taxes.
This entire website is fantastic. There is so much detail to be had and the articles are very readable.
That’s far more sophisticated than I had imagined it would be before clicking the link. Has your friend done research in graph drawing, or SMT solvers?
Google had the radishes, Facebook had the gizmos, and this is just one of those. This is in addition to countless other things used over the years at both places. (Sheets of paper in clear holders, Android tablets rigged to do PoE, you name it.)

The radishes were neat since they managed to do what they did from whatever power they could scrape from their solar cells. This is impressive when you consider they were indoors! They also had some 802.15 type thing going on, albeit with funky little boxes scattered throughout doing gateway work. I was disappointed when that project was discontinued before it got very far.
Yes Apertium is great! If you go back in the commit logs my project actually started as a GUI for doing Apertium translations. Apertium does "rules-based" translations which works best for translating between very similar languages like Spanish-Catalan (it was initially funded by the Spanish government), and supports a number of languages. However, currently statistical and neural net approaches have better performance for most language pairs. My initial goal was to write the GUI for Apertium, release it on the Snap store, and then try to figure out OpenNMT. I had it working inside of a snap package but ran into an issue with uploading to the Snap store so I moved on: https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/unable-to-upload-to-snap-store-...
Examining these and thank you for the elaborate reply. I don't actually deny human-caused climate change mainly because the evidence for its occurrence seems more than overwhelming, but I do mistrust hyperbole and fear ful speculation of possible things that haven't actually occurred, aren't in the process of happening and haven't been backed (to my knowledge) by the same kind of concrete science that demonstrates how temperatures have been rising at an exceptional rate. This does not necessarily equal certain other things, unless a solid connection between them can be made,
Doom is amazing. I have tried a number of emacs distributions and doom is the only one that stuck.
There are many reasons why Facebook could prefer going with homegrown hardware:

1) It allows them to actually work with hardware and cross pollinate knowledge to their consumer hardware businesses. And I’m not talking only about the hardware itself but all the institutional knowledge required to negotiate with vendors, outsource circuit design and procure parts.

2) They can create one device that is multi-purpose like this one and control every low level detail so it can be used even for security critical tasks.

3) They can test the devices against their own infrastructure and collect low level data that is useful for developing video/voice services and encrypted services in real case scenarios.

In general it just makes sense. Facebook’s market cap is 6X larger than Cisco and it employs 50k people. At that scale and for a company like FB, this doesn’t sound crazy.
Australian defamation laws are horrendously bad, it needs to be in "public interest", doesn't matter in the slightest if it's the truth. Say a fact in public, and then you go bankrupt in court arguing over the semantics of whether it's in "public interest" for it to be said.

At least local journalists are waking up to how bad it is with the wealthy suddenly throwing their weight around and taking every paper in the nation to court over a few words.

A terrible import from the UK. Despite all the nastiness and bad words, protected free speech is what the US really did get right.

All laws can be used in a multitude of unintended ways, something lawmakers never really consider.
And i just saw an anti-China anti-ccp video on tiktok yesterday. A number of them last week. I saw pro Hong Kong Independence video too. If the ccp is manipulating public opinion using tiktok, they are doing a terrible job at it. Bytedance is incorporated in Cayman islands. From a legal perspective it's not subjected to any Chinese laws, including the intelligence law. The tiktok subsidiary is not under Chinese law as well. The management of tiktok is all Americans. And Tiktok is run by American employees, there are 1500 of them. If Chinese government is forcing them to manipulate the algorithm in favor of Chinese, they would have said something in public by now. Also, 2 out of 4 board members of the company is none Chinese. American investor Sequoia and BlackRock owns 40% of the company. They obviously would know if the company is owned by the government right? They also know the day to day operations of the company and they would know if tiktok is being used by the Chinese government for propaganda purposes right?

Honestly, given the amount of smearing and disinformation about China and Chinese government in Western media, I can honestly say the ccp is super weak at doing any kind of PR messaging. Half the world still believes the coronavirus is manufacturered by the Wuhan lab and is released to world as a bio weapon. Even when scientists have repeatedly debunked it as a conspiracy theory. It's almost as if ccp isn't even trying at controlling the public opinion. Just let the rumors fly wild. Back in April, I have seen so many videos about this conspiracy theory on Tiktok. Meanwhile, look at how fox news, PragerU and other conservative media are blaming China and defending Trump for things US scientists, public health experts and policy makers have called him on. Look at how they have attacked Dem cities and Dem leaders while promoting themselves as the just and righteous. This looks more like manipulating public opinion and pushing out propaganda to me.
thanks for the feedback, I probably need to separate the background from the ui accent color. Any colorway with a dark accent will increase the "brightness" to for a more accessible contrast ratio.
Hm... very interesting, thanks for sharing! I have never thought of this. I'll considering ways to allow multiple tabs or other ways to work with multiple inputs at the same time.
As a PHP developer, I assume a single Go binary able to be used in CI task or simple document scripting tasks is a huge bonus if I don't want my scripts to be dependant on Python and/or PIP.
a week or two ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24505921
"Should" is a dubious word to use here. That's what the law is there, and what you or I think "should" happen isn't relevant.
Easier for the team rearranging things, not you.
My favorite is when he advised people on Joe Rogan to "not promote yourself and don't try to obtain celebrity".

Podcasts are of course unpaid and solely made to promote the speakers.
How Deep Learning Is Used for Tuberculosis Detection in City of Nagpur
Your code, your license. Nobody else has earned a say.

Ask anybody who actually contributes, usefully, what they think. Their opinion might mean something.