skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can log all HTTP requests and it is standard practice to do so at the load balancer level (haproxy and co have very configurable logging).

However you MUST NOT logs cookies or headers or content, because these can contain private information.

Last but not least, developers should never pass tokens/passwords in the request path because it will be systematically logged and leaked /api/token/abcdec. That should go into a header or the body.
> a professional association still sends its journal to the former owner of my house, dead more than a dozen years

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM death_certificates WHERE ssn = 'the_dead_persons_ssn';

if count is greater than 0, strip from list...?
>if they understand the risks

This is where I think this argument breaks down. The average person can follow directions well enough to copy/paste something in the terminal without understanding what it means or what they risk by doing so. Platforms like Apple's rely on the vectors for compromise being minimized to the average user.

That being said, NPM is obviously aimed at developers so that's less of an issue. I support this type of thing for developer tools because there's a barrier of entry. I don't support it for things like App Stores because I've dealt with people enough to know that they will do things without understanding the repercussions and I have a hard time blaming them for not completely understanding such a complex issue/topic.
Potatoes and eggs are a reasonable project for starting. Fruits need some planification, but are also a reasonable goal at long term. Veggies, tomatoes, milk, soft fruits, any meat... even chicken meat, are more hard and need lots of planification.
Have I missed some major news about this attack? As far as I know, you're not able to read, just rewrite (or append?) the already existing cookies.

EDIT: The linked Github article states exactly that, is it out of date?
what about AMD Embedded, if I look at the AMD page of mini pc they don't have r3/r5r/7/r9 category whereas Intel have.

I don't know what AMD embedded is compare to r3
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gvim on mac/linux/windows will use the + register for the system clipboard. I'm pretty sure that a terminal vim with gui support compiled in will do the same (I know it does on Linux/X but haven't tested on mac or windows in a while).
Uhh, what the hell...? Why does there exists a website that lets you see personal information like this?
If you want adoption CLI only is a not a great choice. 90% of the developers and IT staff I work with are GUI only. A CLI only also means you need great documentation, still people won't read it and constantly ask for a GUI for simple things. Finally for those pointy hair bosses a CLI only service is hard to sign a check for, since they can't really "see it" even if you send a great invoice.
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Oyabun - multiplatform, dynamically compiled C2 with tunneling capabilities.
Besides creating Oyabun, we've also created some other tools, which you can find here: https://github.com/redcode-labs
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> Chaturbate.com: PORN_SITE

Gave me a laugh. Engineers would initially qualify a porn search engine to search for this sort of experiment
PPM always reminds me of the 2008 winner of the Underhanded C Competition.

http://www.underhanded-c.org/_page_id_17.html
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X and Ryzen 7 5800X: AMD dethrones Intel as Fastest Gaming CPU
I'm somewhat tired of claims based on the "scientific" TIOBE index!

Although such rankings are mostly good for entertainment, I'd whish there were a better, more solid index. Redmonk is better, but a bit too limited in its data source (Stackoverlfow and GitHub).
Accessibility (and testing) in Jetpack Compose is done via [Modifier.semantics](https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/testing#semant...).
From a US perspective I imagine people read Walden and want to have a life in the woods.
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Should everything that I don't personally do be outlawed?
Great fun to hack such a db and everyone off.
Why not Flutter :)
I've used 'import gc' in python programs. gc.get_referers and gc.get_referents is very helpful.
Lawfare: The Terrorist Threat from the Fractured Far Right
From TFA:

'That the far-right poses the most salient terrorist threat is no longer up for debate—the Anti-Defamation League found that what they broadly categorize as right-wing extremists were responsible for 90 percent of extremist-related killings in 2019. Recently, the Department of Homeland Security stated similarly that homegrown white supremacist and neo-Nazi terrorists present the clearest terrorist danger. FBI Director Christopher Wray also confirmed the threat in testimony before the House Committee on Homeland Security in September. “Within the domestic terrorism bucket, the category as a whole, racially motivated violent extremism is, I think, the biggest bucket within that larger group,” Wray explained. “And within the racially motivated violent extremist bucket, people subscribing to some kind of white supremacist-type ideology is certainly the biggest chunk of that.”'
Well of course dead people are gonna vote for Joe. Identity politics rules the day, and Joe is half-dead.
> Static typing can be a bitch to get right.

That goes away with experience. Typescript can be particularly bad because it has in incredibly complicated type system (to accommodate all the wacky things you can do in JS), but after you get "used to it", the puzzled pauses become fewer and fewer. Eventually it's no inhibition whatsoever, and actually makes you faster because of IDE code completion, refactoring, and bugs caught by the IDE/compiler.

This is that "blub" thing people talk about.
Climate change and the corona virus would be great candidates for this common struggle that you say is missing.
Why were the 9/11 response, Apollo, WWII/I etc picked up but the current opportunity for common struggle is ignored? You might say that climate change is a slow rot but Apollo and American revolution came on very slowly as well.
Could also be "Business Logic Layer"
In general, I like it when people make their objections to veganism explicit, rather than just going about their lives eating meat. It suggests openness to conversation that I appreciate. So an upvote for you.

To the point that veganism requires industrialized farming: this may be true, I don't know. I think we do know that widespread veganism would reduce some of environmental harms associated with industrialized farming, because:

* A lot of currently cultivated farmland produces feed for livestock (Vox estimates 36% [0]);

* This paper [1] estimates that switching land currently used for animals to plants would lead to a manifold increase in nutrient output per acre;

* The BBC [2] estimates that "A meat-eater’s diet requires 17 times more land, 14 times more water and 10 times more energy than a vegetarian’s;"

And so on [3] [4].

I don't think we know for sure what would happen if the world stopped eating meat, but I think overall, environmentally and ethically, it would be an improvement.

(To a point about worse nutritional profiles of vegan vs.
omnivore diets (raised in [4]), I think the answer is to eat oysters, clams and mussels, which are high in iron, protein, and fish oil, but don't have capacity for pain/experience, as far as we know. This is called ostroveganism and I picked up the idea from Michael Huemer [5].)

[0] https://www.vox.com/2014/8/21/6053187/cropland-map-food-fuel...

[1] https://www.pnas.org/content/115/15/3804

[2] https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/what-would-world-loo...

[3] https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/11/what-would-happen-if...

[4] https://www.pnas.org/content/114/48/E10301

[5] https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?artic...
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I could be wrong, but I don't think that a professional association / publication would have access to social security numbers.
There's also the important topic of counties and states having more than 100% registration of eligible voters.

https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-releases/new-jw-study-vo...
Also worth noting that Keller was at Intel between 2018 and 2020.
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Since Biden won, this is just a bureaucracy hiccup. If Trump won, we would've held a reelection because this is a serious voter fraud issue.
This blog post is absolute rubbish. Wild speculation based on a misunderstanding of how voter registrations work.
Yes we may be 'too comfortable' to have revolution etc. But there's some blind faith being put in 'employment', simultaneously automation has erased the need for most jobs. Administrations that don't understand this, risk stripping the comfort from a growing number of disaffected citizens. With empty goals of 'great again' and unfettered corporate action.

Any nation is only 3 meals away from revolution, said some famous guy.
I think the post has some valid points, developing front-end dashboards nowadays is a pretty big undertaking and if your userbase doesn't require it, why would you?

I can see some future expansion into the webspace as a premium feature like serverless.com does.
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Wouldn't any heat energy gains be negated by the energy needed to ship the heavy iron from the Sahara to the Netherlands?
It was “leaked” in the DMCA repo, presumably to send a certain message. Context is important.
Several U.S. utilities back out of deal to build novel nuclear power plant
Hallo! That's awkward, was just playing off the stereotype. I owe you an apology then, didn't consider that possibility and also got the purpose of Headlime wrong.

Note that the article at https://www.growthunt.com/record/recs0zRzWCwBB1AB1/from-laun... is still up with a reference to Landingfolio as of now.
The computer I bought as a "poor" (western) student in 2012 had 16 GB ram. I can't really see any professionals stuck with 8 GB ram nowadays. As I said, even Chrome will kill a computer with that amount.

So I can see it being an issue, I just think an IDE isn't optimized for that kind of usage, I guess? I acknowledge I'm speaking from privilege here, though, and that probably non-professional users would like to use this software as well.
which became instant hit, with David Byrne's track...

https://news.microsoft.com/2001/08/01/david-byrne-to-provide...
The answer is always: "if the product is free, you are the product".

They would gain huge insights on websites and users.
This reminds me of a talk I attended a few years ago about working with millennials. At one point the speaker said that millennials are "dependent on technology". I know what he meant was networked technology like smartphones, but it made me irrationally upset. He's dependent on the car he drove to get here. We're all dependent on the refrigerator and electric lights in our homes. That's what technology does, it makes us dependent on it. It's like arguing it's bad we're dependent on the wheel.
> The people complaining about it seem to have their own discomfort that they project onto a phantom pedophile

> Has anyone noticed that?

How can I "notice" something you're just claiming, based on nothing, that doesn't even make sense on top of that? I'm not projecting my own discomfort at sexualized depiction of underage girls on a phantom pedophile, since I would assume such a pedophile wouldn't feel discomfort, but arousal.

> I don’t think this movie crosses any community standards

And if anyone disagrees, you speculate a bit, then say it doesn't even matter.. yet think your assessment matters. These aren't "community standards", these are yours. The suppression of how "the community" actually reacts speaks volumes in and of itself.

> like it needs the controversy in order to be viewed

I don't need anything for any Netflix stuff to be viewed. I simply call things as I see them.

edit: and for the "men on Twitter" thing (as if there's not plenty men calling this a profound something or other), here's shoe0nhead's take: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvFyhqSE51A
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I have my intellij idea pretty exhaustively customized for years and i have never had any of these issues described here. you might need to be careful about which plugins you're using.
Thanks. Been using marine traffic.com for years, and vesselfinder.com for a while also. Rarely if ever see the vessels I'm referring to in either place.
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Mutual credit has a money supply that at all times equals the money used. Mutual credit has a money supply that is infinite and perfectly elastic, so presumably has no inflation or deflation.

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_credit and p2p cryptocurrency implementation https://docs.offsetcredit.org/en/latest/intro/economic.html
>Southern Australia's wind farms alone are enough to meet demand

When the wind is blowing. If the wind isn't blowing, you're not getting any power and you're going to have to fire up those coal/natural gas plants.

>when their new synchronous capacitor projects are completed they won't need stand by gas power plants.

How much power can these 'synchronous capacitors' store, and for how long? Can they even store enough to power a small city (~250k) for more than few mins? Let me spoil something for you, there is no battery technology that can scale to run a modern economy and hard industry. Not now, and not upcoming. If you have favorable geography, you may be able to do pumped storage, but that's about the best you can do.

Keep in mind that EVEN if you miraculously had something to store grid-scale power over a long-term, you need to greatly overprovision renewables because those 'batteries' need to be charged (with lots of energy loss) during peaks enough to bridge daily, seasonal and inter-year variability. And of course, land-use requirements for renewables is MASSIVE (from mining to deployment to decommissioning) - so renewables are very heavy on the environment. They aren't going to work.

There's a reason why no developed region relies on renewables without either fossil fuel backup (or if geography allows, geothermal or hydro). There's a reason why Germany is spending billions to build pipelines to ship natural gas from Russia for decades to come. What do they know about renewables, that you don't?
(ever seen "import gc" in a Python program? yes, that means what you think it means..)

I recently spent half a day implementing a hacky workaround for something using gc. Once I was happy that I got it working, I immediately laughed at how absurd it was and deleted it.

I still don't think I will ever be happier in C++ but I'm only 11 years into python, and 6 years into coding full time, so who knows :-).
I'm guessing you've been doing this for a while though... when you see that in a code base that you know has major issues and was made by fairly new programmers, it's like "oh god please tell me that doesn't mean garbage collector, I'm going to need a stiff drink"... :-)
I would assume their marketing writers have a style guide to conform to, and that "increase" is a word they actively choose not to use.
What kind of real-time collab would you like to see? Figma style real-time multi-player notation, or something else?
which part runs like mosasses: the indexing? typing visual latency? bootup time? etc?
As a general followup observation, if you're building a system, that's probably a sign you're not your primary customer. The fact that you want a CLI-only SaaS is unlikely to be a good measure of what your potential customers want.
Money velocity equals money supply in a mutual credit system.

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_credit and p2p cryptocurrency implementation https://docs.offsetcredit.org/en/latest/intro/economic.html
Where do you live that a net worth of 1MM is just upper middle class?
Hey (Micro Author and CEO here). I hear you. GUI is a thing that's hard to break away from with the point and click crowd. This is where "IT" people and old school sysadmins becoming devops people likely thrive with the AWS dashboard, but considering most devs are writing code and use Git we think the CLI first approach is really key.

To this point when we do anything on the web it will start purely as a CLI at m3o.com/cli and replicate the existing terminal experience, but maybe with some messaging like component so you can have nice emojis, rendering screenshots for graphs, etc.

When it comes to cheque signing (6-9 figure deals) from the people with the money, I'm sure at that point we'll have to do something to win them over but we're a long ways from it right now.
Ouch, 0 for 5.
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If you care at least a bit about privacy, having such a service for "free" from Microsoft is really worrying.

You are probably better off going with something like Matomo or userTrack.
Inflation free money is possible if it’s only used for barter or at least for non speculative economic activities.

That’s my initial thought. I will have to ponder more about this.
Extremely important corollary: Build pipelines, autoscaling, CI, unit test, et al are not a real problem customers want you to solve. Not a single penny is going to roll into your coffers because you have tremendous infrastructure in place.

NB: I'm not talking about selling a product for build pipelines, I'm talking about allocating excessive resources into internal tooling pre-traction.
Quite great. I never understood why you'd want that copy-pasted everywhere: it's just noise.

Isn't a `LICENSE` file at the repo root enough? https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/blob/master/LICENSE
>I don’t see how wide margins are a fault. To me that’s just being honest about the uncertainty.

Something still seems off about that. How do you do that many large polls of that many primaries and have such error still? Sure, there's going to be sampling error, hitting unrepresentative pockets and so on, but ... why can't they get any better after all this time (i.e. there was a previous Trump election) and research on the demographics?
Single-used tokens are fine to be passed in the path right? Like email verification /token/{token}
So admittedly it's not as fast and compact as a 'native' web application (ironically), but zooming out a bit, how do you feel about it as a write once, run anywhere framework? I mean the webapp is a fallback for when you don't want to or cannot install one of the 'native' apps, which probably weigh in at similar sizes all things considered.

I don't think this is intended for public facing, low bandwidth/mobile websites.
This is awesome seeing a paas optimize for expert users before planning how to expose those features more broadly. I hope their documentation follows suit!
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just crt+F for "internship" or "entry-level" :)
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This is my experience as well. Incidentally "this is a problem of people, not language" is one of my pet peeve statements (not that I'm mad at you, of course!) specifically because I've had it used against me enough to defend choosing, imo, bad tools. Everyone thinks they have developers that are good enough that they don't need the bumpers up when they bowl. But honestly, it's just almost never true (and if it is, it won't be for long as your company grows).

One company I worked at had "we hire the best!" as its slogan, and they used it to justify so much bad practice. No code reviews (we just don't hire people who write bad code), no unit testing (same reason), python used for huge sprawling 10+ year old codebases that's on its third or fourth generation of maintainers, and no documentation anywhere. Everything is a spelunking expedition, and there's no type safety or anything to help you figure it out. There are more than a few thousand-plus line functions that make PyCharm chug every time your touch a character.

On the flip side, the Java and C++ codebases were similarly abused (no tests, no docs, four generations of maintainers/oral tradition, no code reviews ever) but are at least two orders of magnitude easier to traverse because the type system keeps everyone honest across decades in a way that dynamic languages just do not.
During the Hollywood Code years of 1934-68, American movie productions were strictly regulated on moral grounds to ensure they don't present positive views of homosexuality or promiscuity. Look at how well that worked.

Anyway, that's irrelevant here because the French movie in question is fundamentally critical of the existing normalization of sexualization of children. A lot of fault must be put on Netflix for jacking up the controversy in their US marketing.