skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You cant, really... bcrypt hashes are not consistent... you run bcrypt on the same email, you are going to get two different hashes. You can't search your DB for the matching hash, you would have to iterate through every entry to compare.
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This is why I avoid single sign on like the plague. It's one thing to lose access to everything, it's another to lose it to everything else.
Brilliant.

Makes me wish GPIO was more available on run-of-the-mill PCs and externalized on keyboards and such.
I'd be love to hear more about how you did it! I found streaming (and restreaming) RTP fairly straightforward but annoying to setup with gst-launch (there seems to be no simple option to get an SDP file out, apparently you are meant to lovingly handcraft one from the debug log).

But I couldn't figure out how to stream RTSP, especially not in a way that would preserve NTP timestamp information when restreaming (for synchronization with other streams). There is gst-rtsp-server, but as far as I can tell the idea is that you use it as a library to build your own custom server code.

Is there a simple way I was missing?
I think your core argument is in the right place, but: What Big Company enables typical developers personal provisioning on their cloud accounts?

I've never seen this before. Its always handled through an operations team. The cloud definitely simplifies the operations team's job, and you may be able to get something more specific faster than whatever gray box the IT Of Years Past has available, but I don't think you're getting around the Cloud Boilerplate of worrying about IAM, CloudFormation/IaC, repeatability, security, granting access, cleaning up...

I think this position is missing the bigger picture; it shouldn't matter where you've got something deployed. That's the Operations Team's problem. Instead, we need to talk about, lets call them, Functional Primitives. For example: If you want a docker image deployed w/ x vCPU y memory z replicas etc, behind a URL. That's a functional primitive. It shouldn't matter whether its in ECS or in Kubernetes in the closet or wherever. That's on the operations team, and its also on them to get that provisioned quickly for you.

In other words, you're still thinking that its the operations team's job to provide servers, so of course the quickest way to get a server is the Cloud. But that should not be their role; their role should be to provide capacity at a higher level of abstraction.
The “Intent to Ship” bot on Twitter[0] tweets the notices from browser makers about their feature changes.

[0] https://twitter.com/intenttoship
Yeah it s kind of weird, but even your own comment focuses on his personality. In reality, the article is empty of something to discuss about. It's longish, yet, where's the argument? please enlighten. The structure is, a litany of random facts interspersed with generous self-promotion. But you may be right, the fact that i couldn't pay my servers when he shut down the banks might have something to do with it.

To put things in perspective, imagine if Elizabeth Holmes was writing in the Guardian about the tyrrany of Big Pharma.
California tries to fix its enormous unemployment backlog with automation
Found it! Merci :)

>It would be possible to do this, but you’d have to run a simple buildroot SD card which runs a suitable dwc2 OTG HID driver to pretend it is a keyboard…

Otherwise, you can use the Pi 400 as a Barrier server to the other computer… See my other blog post for details!

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It's not that bad, ask for Suprep which is 2 16 oz bottles rather than the gallon you had to drink with earlier preps.
SF Pro Mono with Powerline symbols. I use it on all my OS actually, not just macOS but Windows and Linux as well. You can download it off GitHub repositories. Probably against Apple's TOS, but well, it's a nice font.
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Is this the guy that said "go big or get out" ? or was that later.. (family-sized farms of all kinds across the United States died an ugly death under these policies in the 1970s and 1980s).
When you put it that way, my comment looks pretty insensitive for trying to hedge. Of course HIV/AIDS counts for this!
And the paranoids, by seeking to influence many with their paranoia, create a conspiracy against what they saw as a conspiracy.

The problem is, as has been demonstrated many times, is: just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you. This is sort of an inflammation response that is wrong some percentage of the time but not 100%.
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Viruses can be stopped. See South Korea, China, and Taiwan for a few examples. Sure, the Chinese approach would not be possible in a democracy. But Taiwan? My friends there continue to live a very free life, yet COVID-19 is nowhere to be seen... Arguably, they are much freer than we are in North America and Europe right now.
(also by the by, you can accept a Marxist critique of capitalism without accepting a Marxist blueprint for the solution. The (very) basic premise that capitalism is a machine for accumulating power in ways that allow one to distort the market simply because of the way that return on capital works, and the results of focusing on maximizing extracting value from human labor is pretty straightforward and, in my mind, pretty easy to demonstrate empirically at this point.
They launched in 2008, on a stack built around IIS because that was what their early devs were familiar with.
Make them private but unviewable, and allow you to toggle them to public.
I can already imagine the tech support scams
Find a segment of the market that the bigger players aren't focused on and over optimize for those customers.

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> If risk is probability * harm, the lower probability of getting colon cancer under 45 should be offset by the greater harm of getting it young.

Only if you assume harm goes up at exactly the same rate as probability goes down, which sounds like an application of the law of averages.
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https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus is nice
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It is, for example accessing an array or record doesn't unionise the returned value type with undefined, though this particular gaping hole of unsafety is being addressed in 4.1 with a new flag.

Beyond that there's functions that throw/reject doing so outside the type system, something solved by Either/Option/similar types in fp-ts.

The biggest benefit of fp-ts though is that it makes you think functionally. If you're dead set against that, then there are plenty of other libraries that give you types/wrappers like these without having to use pipe/flow (two functions you'll want to use before anything else in fp-ts).
Plaintext email could be stored client side in a cookie and may be submitted to the server when use of the email is required, and if it validates.

If the user logs in and the site is down, a backup system could email them about the issue. This is the backup system, primary systems are down. Please contact support if you need more information. No need to email users who aren't using the system currently about downtime, or in fact no need to email users if they aren't using the system.

Further, if a "password recovery" flow is modified slightly, it can be repurposed for password-less logins by using strong tokens sent to user email, as they request them. A simplified 2FA flow can be established as well, where a token is texted the user after verifying email address. A second layer of security to texting tokens can be achieved using Google Authenticator.

To use such a system, the user will need to be OK with sending their email address each time they need email from the system AND be OK with having their phone handy to login. Of course not every use case requires security, or can be used with this proposed security system.
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Seperate annecdote - I worked on an inflight satelite wifi project and I was surprised at how well both Youtube and Netlifx worked over a medium-bandwidth/high-latency connection.

Granted, we had specific QoS/traffic shaping to improve reliability without gobbling up all the bandwidth (stream Netflix was an advertised feature of the wifi service), but it still seemed like magic.
Whats frustrating is chatbots have the opportunity to be better than search. You can hold on to the conversation history as context for the next command and refine a search in a way a single command can't but no one seems to bother. As you say, chatbots are just poor search interfaces.
Nope. I have been there and it is a 1:1 scale. Minus the obvious modern additions like glass, a basement (For art exhibits) and gift shop, it is a full on replica of the Parthenon in the old old days.
That seems to more or less already exist: https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/raspberry-pi-keyboard
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Over the 2.5 years the number of conspiracy theories coming from my father in-law has increased dramatically. Initially I tried debunking them but that didn't work and often made things hostile.

What I've found helps keep things civil is to have a real dialog.

These ideas are shallow and built on soft ground, let them shoot the crazy idea out there, ask clarifying questions and peel the onion.
Well, ethanol reacts with hydrochloric acid producing chloroethane gas, so theoretically it can reduce acidity of stomach content by converting liquid acid into non-acidic and slightly anesthetic burps.
very true, the original selling point for Cloud was instant upgrade/downgrade as needed. That was the original amazing thing, dials that said RAM and CPU you could turn up or turn down.
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I think this solves the wrong problem. Most of these deepfakes have obvious places where you can tell they are renders. I think it's more important to have tooling that can tell when a video has been altered.

I'm more concerned with the manipulation of grainy low-res video. Police body cameras are an incredibly tool for police departments to fight misinformation (well, only when people watch the whole thing). Is editing these types of videos as obvious has high resolution video, or is it more easy manipulable?
Regretfully I dont know any Dutch tv show. Your best bet are Nordic detective shows, they seem to produce a lot for some reason. Even Broadchurch, which is British, is good at portraying that kind of "I wont bite my tongue" person.
> half the comments of this page are greyed out

Deservedly so. Most (if not all) of those comments are ad hominems and doesn't address the proposed system in the article at all. In fact, there is no evidence those commentors have even read the article. One of them actually complains about how photogenic he is!
Gmail should have a paid personal plan with support. Simple as that.
A few people commented that the foreground/background detection cannot keep up with movements fast enough. Here's an idea that might help, although I'm not sure if it can realistically be done:

When the video is encoded, the codec does motion estimation (among other things) to reduce the bandwidth required. So why don't we use the motion vectors from the video codec to modify the foreground/background mask in real time? Obviously this is going to create weird artifacts pretty soon, but it might just be good enough for a few frames before the ML model produces another accurate mask.
In Canada, Wonderpens is an excellent source of fountain pens & inks (based in Toronto). Stylo is also great in Montreal and ships.

But you might have a local shop (most cities seem to have at least one -- either catering to artists or catering to the wedding/cards types).

The Lamy Safari is a great starter but I found the Platinum Plaisir and the cheaper Platinum Preppy to also be great introductions. The Plaisir also comes in finer tips, down to 0.3mm, which helps for those of us with angry writing :) It's also quite a bit cheaper, and the piston refill is cheaper.

(although these days I just use a syringe to refill as drawing ink up any other way seems to never work right...)
It could be using Huawei software and hardware. Serbian ISP "Telekom Srbija" which uses mostly Huawei HG8245Q2 ONTs and has standardized on Huawei OLT and Core network, also uses these Nokia branded devices. AFAIK the Huawei GPON network is incompatible with other vendors which is why there's a small part of the capital city Belgrade stuck on old ZTE CPEs as that was a part of a pilot FTTH project with ZTE before China financed this rollout.

So, my point being, given they also use this exact Nokia ONT, it could very well mean that it's compatible with Huawei because it IS, in part, Huawei.
You could have the camera record the lidar also and crypto sign that too. Assuming it is all done in camera and the lidar is high resolution enough it should be possible to completely tamper proof a video recording at least at the “talking head” level.

I think Apple could possibly start providing this for iPhone videos if they decided to as the hardware is all there already both the lidar sensor as well as the Secure Enclave etc
Factor 1.5 more capacity means 1/1.5 time of flattening the curve.
How is it corporate-speak? Sounds just like standard thoughtful naming. If I was working on a module that did this I would be happy to name it this even if it never got mentioned in any corporate context.
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Thanks for elaborating. Your points are both good - the first one in particular jumped out to me as well as I was reading the article. I do think clueless is overstating it a bit, but admittedly you prefixed it with "brilliant and" ;)
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Yeah, I would avoid their VPS. I benchmarked their higher end VPS and they were still not great. Ran a few as well on Vultr, Linode, and DO and ended up going with none of them. Linode performed the best for VPS for me, but price-point wise, it was a better deal to head straight up to dedi's on OVH.

I still run small VPS instances for various workers and what-not, but straight up app and db servers go to OVH.