skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is this the extension you are referring to?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/password-alert/noo...

The core value added by Weaklayer is a new security data feed.
Currently, I think credential phishing detection is the most important thing that can be done with this data feed.

However, this data should be more widely applicable to threat hunting, incident response, compliance and other security activities.
The data is meant to provide visibility regarding what happens inside the web browser - something that I think a browser extension can do much better than an endpoint agent.
There are some game shows where (IMO) every question is hard, like Only Connect [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Only_Connect
I want to tell you an amusing anecdote about that program. DaVinci was originally developped 30 years ago on very expensive SGI hardware, with very expensive dedicated controller hardware.

Back then and for many years, DaVinci booth was a must-see both at NAB Las Vegas and IBC Amsterdam. You could see the marvels or real time color correction using more than $300k of RealityEngine Onyxes and huge gleaming control panels that looked like they just fell from the starship Enterprise.

They switched to Linux in the early 2000s and made Windows/Mac versions. The software and controller hardware remained horrendously expensive, though.

The high price of the software made the rare people who were proficient with it stars in the cinema industry, high-flyers that grabbed big money and drove expensive cars on Hollywood boulevard.

BlackMagic has been the bane of high-end boutique hardware makers for a long time. Apparently at some point they planned to buy 3 or 4 DaVinci Resolve complete systems for some project. Then they realised that they could buy the whole company (a very low volume company indeed) instead for about the same price.

Since then, they made (as they usually do) the software and hardware less and less expensive every year, until they completely broke the market: for the past five years or so you've been able to hire color grading experts working from their room in India on the net. Hollywood specialists aren't amused.
Oh they are way more hateful of transgender people. Same with Trump as evidenced by his policies. He really does represent his supporters. Democracy in action, I suppose.
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I’m always afraid of these sorts of apps dying off. Previously all the cloud aggregator apps died off (Grep, CloudMagic). I think Grep was even an HN company.

So moving from Alfred to Command E seems cool right now. But I don’t have faith it’ll keep up updates or keep up at all in 1-2 years.
> remember the Russian hacking of voter systems in 2016?

The funniest thing is, those are the same people claiming the election is ironclad now, now that it's them who have won.

I think Turkey can be a great example in this regard. No one trusts the opposing parties with cheating, so every single vote is watched by six parties simultaneously during the count:

1. There are paper ballots thrown in the cases

2. After the election ends, the votes are counted openly. It is a constitutional right to be there and watch while votes are counted.

3. After the count ends, the tally is written down and posted for anyone to see. People take pictures of the tally in order to upload into a central database - be it a party's or an unaffiliated third party's

4. The cases are then shipped to the election committee, which aggregate the results. They also post the results of each case, so that anyone can check against the database and contest of there are mistakes.

The whole process is open to be checked by everyone and since trust is so low these days, everyone keeps track very closely. Even in Turkey's conditions, this gives some kind of peace of mind.
> The first statement said both sides, the second statement 2 days later tried to clarify the statement with an excuse that he was saying other people that walked amongst nazi were the good people.

The first statement is in regards to people protesting to bring down monuments. There’s clearly two sides to that argument and there are many fine people, myself included, that do not want to see statues of Lincoln torn now.

> As a constant pattern of trumps presidency, he throws out a dog whistle and then walks it back 2 days later sayig he was taken out of context, misspoke, or was joking. You can claim he's fighting against antisemitism and racism, but I just straight up don't trust his good faith.

If your own biases interpret everything in some perverted negative light, then it’s an impossible standard to meet.

> My jewish eyes see him as supporting nazis and a supporter of those who walk with nazis.

And yet his grandchildren are Jewish and he’s had more success negotiating Middle East peace deals that benefit Israel than any other president.

If he’s Nazi supporter he’s doing a pretty crappy job at it.

> Him being a poor communicator is a lackluster excuse why I should trust him.

If you refuse to ever give the benefit of the doubt then why even argue about it?

> All those other good people walked under those nazi flags. Why would I trust them either?

Nobody says to trust them. But they’re not the only ones that wanted to preserve historic statues.

That’s like reducing all of recent racial / police protests to a bunch of looters robbing a Best Buy.
You use a lot of dubious sources (Crowder, Ian Miles Cheong, Project Veritas)...

While it’s certainly possible there are clerical errors, or irregularities among a large federated system, you’d better have damn good evidence for alleging that Democrats fixed this election by faking MILLIONS of votes in multiple battleground states. Why would they not fix Florida or Texas and win on election night? Why would they let close senate races lose or go to a run off? How would they predict the razor thin margins? Why wouldn’t they have done this in 2016 if they have this insanely powerful rigging system?
All State authority is backed by violence. If you wish to enforce an international decree, be prepared to use violence when an entity decides they are above the law at the expense of the planet or greater society.
The two are only one hour not two. Each show is 30 minutes (including commercial breaks).
aren't fish farms fed with other sea catch?
My wife has multiple sclerosis. She was diagnosed while we were dating. It's extremely insulting that you think I, her abled partner, would ever be ashamed of that fact. Fuck you very much.
In theory, more efficient software would reduce the co2 emissions of data centers. Which already account for more than 1% of global emissions. This means writing more efficient code by using appropriate algorithms & data structures and using efficient languages.

We could also question the recent trend to move more and more software into the browser or GUIs based on browser engines (like electron). Which surely burns through more electricity than an old school win32 GUI.
Yeah, you're right. It's my habit, and it's required for the zap subcommand, but it's no longer necessary for install.
I still think context matters, and he was clearly discussing illegal immigrants coming from Mexico & in relation to MS-13. The media would show that clip without context and instantly generate outrage.
> keep in mind you didn't really do nothing wrong

Perhaps you meant to write "Keep in mind you acted in good faith"?
With mail-in voting, registered voters are mailed a ballot, it is filled out by the voter, and mailed back in.

People are commenting that you can’t verify or anonymize digital voting, but with blockchain voting, you could mail each voter a “wallet” private key (probably a QR code). Each “wallet” contains one vote, and voters create a transaction that sends their vote to the “wallet” for the candidate they are voting for.

The private keys would be randomly generated and not recorded by anyone, so anonymity would be preserved. Normal blockchain double-spend protections would prevent double voting.

Am I missing anything?
People might be interested in the olive editor:

https://github.com/olive-editor/olive

which seems promising, from an outsider's perspective.
But I guess it's not the same league, even though it seems olive aims at being professional grade (well, which project doesn't)
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Not if the vote counter is party to the ZKP as a verifier, but then we end up with a centralized source of trust anyway.
On a side note I was once able to get a very precise location even with permissions turned off, simply by virtue of 2 devices being on the same Wi-Fi network, the other device having given permissions.

For one they both appear to the outside as the same IPv4 address, and Wi-Fi doesn't travel that far so you can usually presume they are at the same location. There are other ways like having one device hog bandwidth in a slowly modulated fashion, and have the other device pick up on that modulation in streamed data.

This isn't related to the parent comments and I highly doubt any major apps actually implement this but just pointing out that such a side channel attack is possible.
Is there any situation on iOS where a screenshot cannot be taken? (serious question)
And what can you do with it?
The test movie looks/sounds impressive until you notice "with headphones" in the corner.

I can get noise cancellation with headphones today, and it's very good.
You seem to be starting from the prior position that existing voting systems are fraudulent. This is not the case (at least for paper ones, I too am skeptical of purely electronic voting systems.)

Both initial counting, recounting and auditing is quite straightforward. For example, Risk Limiting Audits (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk-limiting_audit) are easy to do and provide extremely high degrees of mathematical certainty that an election was not tampered with.
One is an event of supporters of a guy that spouts hate, the other is a celebration. A bit different.
The funniest thing is, those are the same people claiming the election is ironclad now, now that it's them who have won.

No they aren’t.
This is not surprising. This is basic game theory - Nash Equilibrium.

The reason there are so many people trying is because it's about how the pie is divided, not how large the pie is.
It's not a basic affordance if millions of people don't give a fuck about it.
Sure!

Here's the face-aware crop script (somewhat quick and dirty - I haven't moved the output dimensions to CLI arguments yet): https://gist.github.com/carylee/62dbe19579ed9fa1714a3635ff0b...

Here's an example script for stitching the output video: https://gist.github.com/carylee/a13ae1a1ecb2f81c6536476f6dfb...

And here's the resulting video (text was added later by a different editor): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7Pm4nLPslY
You can also just have Alfred index your bookmarks, and then bookmark whichever repos you want to make openable through Alfred. It doesn’t work with multiple browser profiles, but I think that could get confusing anyway
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> Docker-compose isn't going to help you with Let's Encrypt, you're going to need to keep resolving that problem with each app you have

A very common pattern is to front containerised HTTP services with a proxy, most typically nginx, Haproxy or Traefik, and have them do TLS termination - so you only have to deal with setting up Let's Encrypt for the proxy. For Traefik, that's really simple to setup (in general I actually find Traefik quite fiddly to configure, but for Let's Encrypt it's simple). For nginx, there are numerous sidecar images available that handle it for you, such as nginx-proxy. I haven't used Haproxy, but I would imagine it's the same ease of setup.

> You will not use docker-compose at your job

I do, and I've seen it used quite on development projects, so that developers can reliably and consistently run services locally.
That's not helpful. Whereas the comment you are responding to is helpful (at least to some of us).
That's just something you made up. If you google for the first rule of comedy, the results I see are similar to "be funny", "surprise", "timing", etc.
They’re mutually exclusive; I’m sure GP meant it in a pragmatic sense.
Would you say that the movement to abolish slavery was based on "emotional blackmail"? How about the movement for women's suffrage? No, I think that "emotional blackmail" is an attempt to color negatively any attempt at progress towards equality.

I'm not diminishing anyone's experience. I'm just pointing out that he doesn't have the right to speak for everyone.
> You don't feel how he handled the Covid pandemic was a bad policy?

It wasn't good, but it wasn't an outlier compared to the west.

In the last week there have been 16 deaths per million from covid in the USA, down below places like the Netherlands, Portugal, UK, Italy, France, Spain, Poland, Argentina, Belgium etc.

Overall the US has performed as well as the UK, slightly better than Italy Sweden and France, not as bad as Spain and Belgium.
Love it, using Alfred to launch bookmarked repos. I was so disappointed with chrome, it prioritizes search google over showing thé matching bookmarks. Didn’t mind opening chrome, but that was a dealbreaker for me.
Not unprecedented. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars
I don’t think anyone is saying it’s going to be easy.

I simply wish we would have more of a “can do” attitude rather than “it’s a really hard problem. There’s nothing more we can do“
As funny as the comment by jlgaddis is, there is no link, I used to be a mod on the site [0] and that's what I heard through the grapevine some years later.

The site's wiki [1] mentions this as well, but I couldn't find a more substantive article:

> [Hack Forums] boasts a long span of historical happenings involving major events such as an FBI scandal, members going rogue...

[0] https://wiki.hackforums.net/index.php/Etheryte

[1] https://wiki.hackforums.net/index.php?title=Hack_Forums
Netflix(and I suspect anything displaying streaming media) is one for sure. The screen record only displays a black screen, but you can capture audio...
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Ask HN: First step to nuclear explosion? – Trump dumps nuclear stockpiles head
https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-2020-election-results/2020/11/06/932376507/trump-dumps-3-agency-leaders-in-wake-of-election

Hi,

I am very concerned about this. Is it possible for Trump to somehow take control of nuclear bombs and set them off.

What are the different safe guards that are in place to prevent this?

Hopefully, I am just being paranoid.
Revolut app doesn't break itself just because the phone is rooted though. It's mostly the dinosaur banks trying to do your thinking for you.
More of your friends than you think hide their true thoughts and opinions from you, because they (often correctly) expect social censure if they reveal them.
Criminals that did something illegal but weren't caught are compliant with the law then?
> It's likely that the coasts would prefer a more progressive candidate, but I think on average, the US is somewhere between Biden and Romney.

You might be right. Let's also bear in mind, though, that even with all the people voting this year that's still I think less than half of all eligible voters.

Other countries which have national voting holidays or making voting mandatory (which tbh I kind of like; you're a citizen, it's your duty, you can go vote for no one but goddamnit you have to vote) see much higher turnout.

This means that votes alone don't currently present an entirely accurate picture of the view of the country.

There is also the vote surpression which is nontrivial and hard to measure. Probably not a massive difference but perhaps more than a tiny one.

Lastly I'm actually not a fan of Biden's age. I'd like to see more politicians under the age of 50.

By the way although I'm sharing my disagreements I thought your comments were thoughtful and insightful and appreciate our conversation : ).
Oh cmon. It means attracting women.
Do I detect a distinct tone of butt-hurt? To paraphrase a certain T-shirt slogan that was popular in 2016, screw your feelings.
I doesn't seem that we can. Most of Europe has failed to do that and now needs to lock down to different degrees.

And of course this isn't related to left vs. right, but rather being competent, geography, having a disciplined population and political will. I was merely replying to someone who said that the left has solutions and offered the counter-evidence.
You're describing exactly what happens in (most) of the US.

The "fraud" alleged by Trump in this case consists mostly of his observers being asked to stand 6 feet back so the election officials could actually work. And the officials themselves are selected from each party.
I'm not sure I buy this argument. What needs to be transparent to people is how votes are counted, not the logistics of how they are communicated and stored. People are doing pretty well where other countries have much more complicated systems (look at Australia having used IRV for over a hundred years. IRV has many rounds of voting and is substantially more complex).

If your goal is full transparency of every component, I don't think a lot of people here could understand that. There's a lot happening and to understand everything at a low level takes a lot of expertise. Understanding at a high level "experts use fancy math to make my vote private and immutable" is easy but also requires a lot of trust. Something we have to do regardless of full transparency, because someone could in fact hire a bunch of people to rig things.

The problem is the breakdown of trust. Fox has been talking about voter fraud for well over a decade and while they do have clear examples, they are over inflated at their significance (sorry, one person counting twice does not constitute a rigged election with a million voters. It constitutes a mistake). The president has a devout fanbase and echos this rhetoric from a very privileged platform. The problem is trust. There's the old saying "trust but verify." The transparency is the ability to verify, but does not require that every person is able to. So don't needlessly tie your hands behind your back.
You're reading an awful lot into people who you've apparently never spoken to. Do you think anyone who makes an attempt to help other people and improve equal treatment is motivated by "racial shame"? By your logic, we should have kept slavery and denied women the vote.
Voting should never , ever be electronic...

If you wanted to sway an election with electronic voting you would just have to hit a few points versus going through the hassle of voting in person... Or even voting by mail.

Plus, the problem is lazy, stupid humans. You could have the most secure system on the planet, but if the password is password then it's worthless. Social engineering is a HUGE thing. Look at defcon videos where they "hack" via pretending to be someone in the company and make a phone call. It happens so fast(minutes). Also, there's a video on electronic voting , it might be a vice video or jon Oliver... districts left voting machines easily accessible, not under lock and key, no cameras, nothing...

https://youtu.be/svEuG_ekNT0

America should do what Germany does with voting make the ballots easy to read/use, none of this stupid chad shit. There are big circles on our ballots to mark the vote, it's simple/clear.

The xkcd comic sums it up perfectly too.

https://xkcd.com/2030/
I'm glad that he seems to have found peace as he neared the end. Here's an excerpt from the autobiography/memoir he published in July this year ("The Answer is... Reflections on My Life") that I thought was touching:

With the coronavirus, [our family] can't go out to eat, we can't go out to public places, even the park next door has limited its use. Here I am wanting to enjoy what might be the last of my days, and, what, I'm supposed to just stay at home and sit in a chair and stare into space? Actually, that doesn't sound too bad.

Except instead of a chair, I'll sit on the swing out in the yard. That's my favorite spot on the whole property. I used to do it with Mom. Just sit there and rock. No need to talk.

It's just very peaceful. I suppose the feeling I have sitting on that porch swing is similar to what people feel when they meditate, though I would never call it meditating. I just consider it goofing off, not doing anything.

Yep, I'll be perfectly content if that's how my story ends: sitting on the swing with the woman I love, my soul mate, and our two wonderful children nearby. I'll sit there for a while and then maybe the four of us will go for a walk, each day trying to walk a little farther than the last. We'll take things one step at a time, one day at a time.

In fact, I think I'll go sit in the swing for a bit right now. The weather is beautiful — the sun is shining into a mild, mild looking sky, and there's not a cloud in sight.

(copied from https://www.nextavenue.org/alex-trebek-in-his-own-words which has a couple more excerpts from the memoir)
Do viruses care about the beliefs of the celebrants?
Any time you're "buying" a phone on a plan then it'll involve a credit agreement and there'll be a bank involved somewhere. So when you walk into your local phone shop pick out a nice shiny handset and decide on a monthly plan (because you can't afford 800 quid plus to buy it outright) you'll be signing a credit agreement. It's the underlying finance company that this app is aimed at, not the retailer or the telco. Until that 24-48 month plan is paid up you don't own the phone, the finance company does.

This is why I buy my handsets outright, not locked to a carrier (and also because of recent financial bad luck my credit rating is a total dumpster fire).
I used to be able to reliably distinguish 128kbps MP3s encoded with some mediocre encoder from the original audio (blinded, but I never tried double-blinded). I doubt I could pull off the same stunt with a top-of-the-line encoder, let alone with a better codec at an appropriate bit rate. A good codec can be made “transparent” such that no one call hear the difference except perhaps with deliberately chosen music that abuses that codec.

Now if only the world could settle on actually using good codecs...
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oh really? So this election had historic turnout and Biden more votes than anyone else in history because they had no effect? historically red states switching to blue?

you don't think that the dem's loved people rioting in the streets because of racism while Trump was president (hint, they like it more than they would if it was under them!)

cmon man
So is the lesson here for people working lower in the desktop stack to try to appreciate other people's limited time?
Yes, try taking a screenshot of DRM protected content (Netflix, Hulu, etc.). The content will be blacked out.

That said, because of how DRM works, I doubt the video data is available to any userspace applications.
Why is actual violence not a solution? How many fishing ships would need to be sunk by the Chilean Navy before they wouldn't enter their territorial waters?
Not sure what you are asking, but my point was both sides are just as willing to extract truth into the realm of conspiracy.

Please don't try to construe that as somehow me proclaiming my admiration for Trump. Sure Donald was friends with him, and most certainly he lied about his affiliation with him and distanced himself from him, but that is not the focus of my post.

My focus was to highlight the rabid denialism that is rampant on both sides and both sides thinking they are the norm and the other guys are the extremist.
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