skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What you're effectively saying - just like all arguments of this form, which seems to be quite popular lately - is that ordinary people should not be able to share their own content that they create online, because it's too hard to 100% police everything that they do. (Presumably including sending things directly and privately to people that they know, given how much better a channel that is for child porn than somewhere like Pornhub.) That the internet should be a consume-only place for the output of big corporate content factories whose content can be verified. Except framed in such a way as to make this seem like an anti-corporate stance, rather than the massive pro-corporate grab it is.
This lines up with my experience - my Russian immigrant girlfriend has very little tolerance for cold, which surprised me considering how low temperatures get in Moscow. She explained that bundling up during the winter is taken so seriously that babies and young children wear thick insulating hats pretty much 24/7 during every non summer month. The idea that being cold causes colds (infections generally) is taken for granted by Russians. Oddly, taking a dip in ice cold water is considered good for your health.
You still can, usually they take up like only 2/3 of the image though.
Yes, because when the inside of the house is close to outside temperature the temperature difference is lower (obvious). Heat loss depends on temperature differential so there will be less energy lose.

The real question you should ask isn't is it true - it is. The real question is it significant enough to worry about. If you are going to be gone for several days it is.

If you are only talking about a part of a day though things are different, and get complex.

If you heat with electric (including heat pumps!), keeping the house a consistent temperature makes you use an even amount of heat all day, and so your house can be better supplied by renewable energy. If many people turn the heat up when (or just before) they get home at 5pm - the renewable power available isn't enough and the power company will have to turn on fossil fuel plants to make up the difference. Thus you might use more energy but use a better type of energy by keeping the house warm.

For many houses solar heating (from windows) is nearly enough to keep the house warm all day even on the coldest days, so it doesn't matter as the heating system isn't working anyway.

Note that the previous two paragraphs contradict each other. I don't know how to work that out (for cooling it is a big deal), so you will need to ask questions - be prepared for different answers at different times.

If your house is well insulated you shouldn't see much a change in temperature indoors, and as such there is only a tiny amount of energy save with setbacks. So why not just enjoy a comfortable temperature for the rare exceptions to your schedule? If your house is not well insulated, fixing that should be your priority.

There are probably other factors I can't think of.
It’s enough of an issue for C at least that a fully formally verified compiler exists: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CompCert . That is, there’s proof that its (limited) optimisation passes are correct.

There’s other approaches to assurance of compiled code too, such as seL4 which has proofs that the binary itself is correct, I believe.
I do not want to go to war over this, and generally I have friends from a number of countries in the east but make no mistake: if my country asks me to defend its borders or even NATO borders I'll be there[1], even if it is many years since I finished draft and I know have a family. The alternative will probably be worse.

Anyways, no sane, decent person should wish a war.

[1]: I am a whole lot less interested in defending us around the middle East and in Afghanistan though.
The numbers that are reported are reported by the company. When Pornhub says "118", they're telling you they really didn't try particularly hard. When FB says 84 million, that tells you there's a whole team writing algorithms to detect and report. It's nearly impossible to determine the actual numbers
This works with standard vim in a terminal as well. I too follow the old gods.
Ah, yeah. Well. Finance and accounting is a very regulated space, yet there are auditors that don't sign off on stuff, and miraculously the same stuff gets signed by a different one a bit later.

Also - and I'm not saying requiring sign off is a bad idea - , but it's not a coincidence that secure walled gardens look like a manicured Black Mirror dystopia.
Here's the original press statement from Pornhub's blog:

>Over the last three years, Facebook self-reported 84 million instances of child sexual abuse material. During that same period, the independent, third-party Internet Watch Foundation reported 118 incidents on Pornhub.

Organizations like the IWF rely on reports, whether self-reported or not. Most people report CSAM on the website they're visiting instead of going to a third party (at least I do unless nothing is being done about it). Therefore it's not a surprise that the IWF only reported 118 incidents on Pornhub. It would be interesting to know how many instances Pornhub self-reported during the same time period since a high number is actually a good thing. I'd imagine that a sizeable chunk of the Facebook reports were quickly taken down due to being recognized by CSAM detection algorithms.
> What I'm getting at is Reddit wasn't started with the idea that it had to vet content, if you put the responsibility for content on the website owner/operator.. I'm not saying it's wrong, but I think it's hard to draw a parallel on the high street, just because of the scale of the internet I suppose.

Scale seems to be the recurring theme of defense of illicit content.

I think that's backwards. The scale of these platforms means they have an obligation to be more vigilant.
I couldn't disagree more. Our prudish ancestors had it all wrong. Ask the uncountable millions and millions of gay men and women who suffered their whole lives at the hands of those prudes. And what did the prudes gain in return? Bad sex and shame. There is nothing redeeming in an anti-sex perspective.
> It has become clear to me that for young men of my generation that this type of video-gaming is very much the equivalent of 'doomscrolling' as mentioned in other comments, and is generally pretty harmful.

Eh? I mean maybe for the vast majority too much of one thing is bad. For me, personally, almost all of my friendships came from bonding experience over playing video games together (or board games, or card games) and other semi-intellectual hobbies.

Did any of those games or pursuits give me deep marketable skills? Not really. But the friendships gained were invaluable as far as diversity of thought, advice and help given in times of need. I don't regret any of that time spent.

But those were games of a bygone era. Later games (like WoW/Fortine and whatever garbage kids play these days) probably would not have had the same effect.

> The truth is in the nuance

Yep. Gaming is a pretty neutral activity. When done right (challenging games played with the right people) can be extremely rewarding. When overdone, probably worse than watching tons of TV/politics.
Except it isn’t about quoting. Many on the right claim that Orwell, Camus, etc were in-fact right wing and hated the left because they disagreed with extremist Stalinists and such.

It is much like religious people claiming Einstein was religious.

It seems to be a common tactic to rebrand people as believing in the opposite of what they did.
The most important aspect isn’t awareness is relevant search results. For power users with all those !bangs and stuff DDG is awesome (me included), but average Joe will not find what he is looking for. Especially local results, Google on that field is ahead of competition by light years.

I tried to convert many people who aren’t tech-savvy to DDG, none of them lasted more than a few days.
What is with the disclaimer? Not affiliated with Cathie Wood or Ark investments.

This + the site name and branding is confusing at first glance.
> the whole codebase

You can't goto out of a function, and you know there's exactly one such label inside it. If goto isn't local, then neither are function calls, since the function could be defined anywhere in the codebase.
SpaceX has entered the chat
Since WFH started I don't have to pretend to be working anymore. I get maybe 1 hour at most per day and even that is not always. The rest of time I read books, walk outside, play games, do my own stuff.

I honestly believe my position and my team entirely could be fired and nothing would change for company's bottom line, perhaps it would even improve. It does hurt a bit because a number of employees were laid off recently, while they were actually useful.

I am "working" as a developer in one of bigger tech companies here in EU.
> provided they learned on a representative sample

From this, I think you're talking about deep learning algorithms.

However, the term algorithm predates practical AI, deep learning, neural nets, etc.

I would know because I sat for an algorithms exam when the fastest consumer computers had speeds measured in single-digit MHz.

An algorithm is essentially just a series of steps that a person (or more commonly now adays, a computer) can follow along with to achieve a specific goal.

Talking about stochastic systems, back propagation, or even simple probability and confidence intervals just muddies the issue. At its core, algorithms can merely be something defined deterministically, and programmed by hand by a human being.

By the way, the system I described isn't something in actual use by machines (I hope). It's just the thought pattern of biased people in my country, a sort of mental short cut used to determine what level of service you get.
I'm aware, but you still don't want to use HSP and downgrade your audio output to HSP if your microphone doesn't require it.
Yes: people shouldn't be using encoding/xml to implement SAML, at all. The library was already functionally problematic for SAML, because it doesn't fully implement namespaces. Nor does it implement `xml-exc-c14n`. For the IdP I wrote last year, I just wrote my own XML; it's not that big a deal.

Software security people have understood for a long time that XMLDSIG is sketchy, and that implementations often need to be "bug-compatible" to interoperate safely. SAML is an XMLDSIG protocol. I feel bad for putting it this way, but I think that reasonably skilled security engineers should be alarmed if their platform's standard XML library easily allows you to implement something that claims to be DSIG.
If you live in a climate where pipes are a factor in your heat decision, then you should have enough insulation that the difference in energy isn't all that much.
It's sometimes hard to separate out things that are heartless, in that they primarily affect poor people, from things that are racist, largely because of racial inequalities that do exist and persist because of a history of systemic racism. I agree that poor people are hit the hardest by these measures, but they would also be hit the hardest if the disease were allow to run rampant. I don't like playing the death-counting game, but we've had 1.6 million COVID deaths with countermeasures in place; that might have been 10 times higher with no restrictions at all, as you seem to advocate for. So your 400,000 extra malaria deaths, while absolutely devastating to think about, still pales compared to a potential 10 million lives saved from these measures, plus 100 million more with long-term debilitating effects. I have never cared nor considered what color of skin the dying have and I will never accept being called racist for wanting to save 10 million lives.

Every analysis shows that however much restrictions hurt the economy, letting the disease just run rampant and overwhelm the medical system of every country in the world at once would hurt it much more. If every government had taken decisive action and forced (yes, forced) people to self-isolate for three weeks, this would have been over in March and poor people could have gone back to sending their kids to school and health workers could have gone back to helping stop malaria in Africa. But we didn't, because of our all-important freedom to harm others, and because of people like you who dare to call us racist for even trying.

You're right that it sucks being poor. It's awful. It's unconscionable how we treat our poor. I hoped that COVID would come with a silver lining where we could start really trying Basic Income on a country scale and seeing how it (almost certainly) works wonders. Maybe it still will help people understand that governments are actually capable of helping people.
I agree with the rest, but memory latency is actually pretty poor on the M1:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16252/mac-mini-apple-m1-teste...
Google, stop showing me those annoying privacy boxes each time I open search or youtube in private mode. And don't tell me, you did that because of regulations, because you can easily provide a plugin (or browser option) to disable them all.

On YouTube I have to close two dialogs, before I can start watching videos. Very annoying.
There's three if you count Chrome's one
>Everyone just be whores! Break the fetters of traditionalism and become sexually liberated!

>No not like that!

-- Neoliberalism
The design is a big deterrent to that. HN isn't remotely similar to any modern social media or forums.
Great clarification! Honestly when I wrote this, I found that a lot of people feel like technical writing and technical copywriting are the same thing (I think this occurs because in most orgs, they are normally 1 person). I usually use this (https://spacebarpress.com/what-is-a-technical-copywriter/) when illustrating the difference.

I wanted to only speak about technical copywriting and not technical writing (if you feel like that distinction wasn't clear I'd love to hear your thoughts!). However, I feel like most engineers do use technical writing in their website as technical copy and wanted to use Apple as an example how it can be done properly.
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We are nature.
We did this.
We did global warming.
Without global warming this probably would not have happenned.
So we try to solve it ( or not)
The SQLite and Redis benchmark don't really make much sense here. They are more of a SSD/RAM benchmark than a measure of processor performance.
You're right, I was generalising a bit in my above comment. The wavelength - focusing argument actually comes up in the podcast and we agree it might possibly offer a way out of the energy trap.

PS: Feel free to subscribe now to listen later ;)
Ahh the good old days of when I was recommended Allo, Duo and Hangouts by the Playstore.
I'm still not sure that question matters or is valid, because it isn't a 14nm chip.

To me its like comparing two car models, one that was designed and manufactured with a v8 (and no other option) vs one designed and manufactured with an inline 4 (also with no other engine option). Then asking, well what if that v8 car had only a v4, would it still be faster?
What does it even mean to have a "male personality" or a "female personality"? I'm not convinced one could tell the difference.

It's also not clear that the needs being met by these AIs all have to do with sex or gender. I'd bet plenty of them have nothing to do with sex and are gender-neutral.

For example, just having someone/something listen to you and show the they care (even if they actually don't) is a need that's not tied to sex or gender.
Yes! To me, reliability goes hand in hand with repairability. Id rather have something that breaks every 2 years that can be fixed with a wrench than something that breaks every 10 years and cannot be repaired without a $2000 trip to the dealership where they use a $20,000 diagnosis computer to troubleshoot.
That link is down. Does anyone else have a link to it?
"Before we begin, we'd like to say the following words to help our share buyback program: difficult, concerning, challenges, headwinds, losses, failure, negative, consequences, layoffs, closures, adverse events. Thank you. We will now begin our earnings call..."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bluetooth_profiles#A...

That discusses audio flowing in both directions.
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FTC issues orders to nine social media and video streaming services
In other words, the minds of a large number of human specifiers and implementors have their own roundtrip corruption flaws where when you pass the XML namespaces specification through them, you get something out that's incoherent and doesn't interoperate properly, creating representation mismatch problems down the line back in the digital world.
What's the previously-investigated dataflow processor architecture that the author refers to in the bolded text?
On the plus side, no actual wars were started or joined. Like Jimmy Carter.
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The first time I encountered gumbo was its smell wafting from a microwave in a shared office space. I’m still astonished that anyone could tolerate that smell and actually find it pleasing. It reminded me of when my mom would bring home kimchi from her Korean friends... she reveled in the entire house squirming as she popped open those little jars.
Google Outage due to “an internal storage quota issue”
I don't think it was mentioned, but I wonder if the mains power fluctuation (voltage or hz) would affect drive sector length / rpm also? So even the same drive couldn't produce a high fidelity copy of one of these discs if the power input was different.
Or like comparing a political opponent to Hitler?
They use the word 'homogenized' later in the article, and that's the right adjective.
Yeah, but any guesses as to which ARM architecture licensee submitted these instructions to the ISA? It was probably the one who was first, by several years, to implement them, right? ;)
It makes every app feel like a toy.
Although I do not disagree with your comment, I would do a double take befpre accepting the source you cite because they are very much incentived to proclaim the result they proclaim.
The real story here is that puns sell.
They posted https://www.solarwinds.com/securityadvisory yesterday. It’s linked to from a big banner at the top of their home page. This SEC filing says that they also emailed affected customers.
Should be noted that NIST’s current recommendations are meant to be part of a number of mitigation’s including checking passwords against known-breach databases, rate-limiting, etc.

Without those other mitigations, pw rotation may still help more than it hinders, although I am definitely not a fan of it and recommend implementing all of the NIST’s recs instead.

For those looking to head that route, haveibeenpwned offers an API to check hashes against previous breaches. For a pw strength meter, have a look at zxcvbn.
I don't think Allo and Duo are products designed for use in teams/organizations, or marketing themselves as such.
With the pace that Cutter developers have been delivering improvements and with r2ghidra developers being onboard with this fork, I think Rizin is the project to watch going forward.
I think this is a pretty lazy answer, and it projects to reality assumptions that aren't in evidence. It's convenient, because it puts all the blame on the people struggling because they're evil and as such unworthy of social consideration. But it's just a rationalization to say that the main reason some men struggle is because they believe that women are their slaves and because they only pursue Instagram models.
Also if travel_vlogger happens to walk by a store playing the radio, the ownership of their video and revenue is given to the music company and you can't do anything about it. Just easier to steal from the little guy.
I would amend this to say that chat services have all been bad except for the first one, which was great.
What we have today isn't really advertising in my opinion.

To me advertising should be fairly passive and loosely targetted. Basically putting car ads on a motoring website or serving local interest ads based on your location.

What the web has given us is a form of "thought manipulation". It has gone beyond just trying to make us aware of a product in to manipulating us to make irrational decisions. The idea of the likes of Google and other ad brokers constantly researching web users actions in order to get inside their heads really bothers me. It's more than creepy, its disturbing.
I feel like there isn't even an option to give feedback to Google.

I was trying to join a Google Meet (or is it Hangouts? or is it Hangouts Meet? Or is it Gmail meet?) event this morning. It somehow dialed out of my Gmail app (WTF?) instead of the Meet app, said it was "joining as" my personal account and I had no option to switch it to my work account, and I wasn't able to look at my e-mail during the meeting because the Gmail app was busy dealing with a call.

I don't even know where to begin about how awful of a UX this has become. I'd give them feedback but there isn't even an obvious option to do that.

Also, I truly hate the new UIs from Google where buttons jump around. The order of "Maps", "Images" tabs in search results jumps around depending on the search and that messes with my muscle memory. Buttons just randomly disappear and appear as you scroll up and down. Names of streets and restaurants randomly disappear in navigation mode. Some buttons get bigger and smaller as you scroll. What was the product manager smoking when they called for this BS? As a user I constantly feel like I can never use my phone, and I have no way to even relay this to them. Did they even care to A/B test this stuff and analyze how many times users were e.g. hitting the back button (or other metrics of user fumbling)?
looks like the data has been deleted. anyone know where i can access this now that the git link is erased
What sort of email client would you recommend instead?
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I live in a disaster-prone (wildfire) area. I'll take cellphones over landlines every single time.

1) In the event of a major disaster, you've probably evacuated. You can't take your landline with you.

2) Telephone poles burn.

3) Even if the cellular system is completely hosed, you might still be able to get on a data network. All you need is crappy wifi anywhere (cafe, hotel, friend) and you can get an email out.
First time I had to use GSuite I was truly puzzled that this is an enterprise offering.

The UI is so unprofessional and confusing - really made me miss Microsoft (which is far away from being excellent).
As someone who's not a voter for either major party, I've been ambivalent and somewhat unexcited all year, it's felt a bit like being an alien.

I don't discount the fraud narrative - I don't think it's probable but I don't have any interest in saying that it's complete nonsense.

Frankly if there's evidence that needs to be brought to light, I welcome it. Anyone should.

What worries me is the cognitive dissonance that would come from substantiated evidence of significant fraud.
Tbh I find the current FB UI to be very user hostile. The current layout seems unnatural. Granted, I don't use FB that often nowadays either.
'Plaguecore' and the Rise of Tumblr's Dress-Up Culture
You don't need to go to the past, there is smell variation between places in the world. Every place smells different, sometimes because of different types of food and BO, humidity, materials, nature around it, sewage system, temperature, heating/cooling systems and many other factors.