skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am born, raised and living well outside the US (Eastern Europe), and while I have been steeped in US pop culture since an early age, I do not have access to US social circles in this way. My own country is dissimilar to what you are describing in basically every aspect, so I can't relate, but of course this isn't in any way an argument against your own experience.

> IMO worst case scenario might be described as ill-advised and potentially insensitive.

Yes, this is my perception from his account as well. I can imagine that the teenagers he describes may have gotten inflamed, may have felt hostile, and may have complained to parents and trip organizers. They may have easily convinced themselves that it is righteous to take him down when the Daily Beast presented an opportunity to them. They are also likely much worse than a man with a 40 year career in journalism at recalling exactly what happened months ago in long windy conversations, so they are likely to be much more inaccurate in their own memories of these events.
Not even going to read it, because of the stupid click bait title.
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I think you're both on the same page here, but (and I'm also guessing here) I think OP implies there's a certain bias when it comes to chinese servers. And I too have this feeling, that if it's a server in the "western world" not a lot of people would bat an eye. But if it's a chinese or russian server, now that's something "we don't want".
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In the US a baseband processor's entire software stack that controls the radio front end must be certified. They'll also have the modems to talk to the cellular networks. BPs use their own CPU(s) and an RTOS firmware that's FCC certified.

This is why a baseband processor is a fully separate component from a device's application processor(s). Since the AP doesn't talk directly to the radio it doesn't need to be certified and can be updated without recertification. The BP can also get certification and any manufacturer using that BP doesn't need to re-certify it. The interfaces are also such that the AP can't (or shouldn't be able to) tell the BP firmware to boost the output power above legal limits or something.

Radios that have "open" soft modems don't typically have fully software controlled radio front ends. The radio front end will have its statutory limits baked in electrically or have very limited software control. The modulation on the back end isn't as important as the front end. Broken modulation just means you can't talk to anyone, an overdriven transmitter is effectively a radio jammer or can give someone an RF burn.
If you saw the metaphor for time shifted documentary, then you clearly saw the metaphor for inter dimensionally traveling space aliens.

The Q nonsense is clearly government psyop. Read up on coin operations is Iraq, Afghanistan, SE Asia. And see the similarities and patterns. Always look to see who gains and who loses when something happens.

It was a conspiracy theory for long time that US government did human experimentation. Until documented proof of US government doing human experimentation surfaces, see
Tuskegee experiment, Central American experiments, MKUltra.

The reality is much worse than what is peddled by Q larders and hacks working for government.
Poolifier versus other Node.js thread pool implementations
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Thanks, I'll look into that that.

I'm trawling my hard drives to find it, it's been two years since I used it, but somewhere I have a node script and css for outputting script format in pdf from markdown. there isn't much too it puppeteer, css and a couple of substitutions do all the work, oh that's right, there was also a couple of hooks into the markdown preview enhanced plugin for vs code so I could see a live preview.

This made it simple to check my screenplay source into git for collaborating.
I agree we should be able to make jokes about deeper life issues, humor is a coping mechanism for many. But it's more nuanced than that.

Like in the article when a woman jokes "I'm so OCD" when arranging pens by color whilst in the presence of someone whose life is basically directed by the condition (and thus causes a lot of suffering), it can be very offensive, and the comment could be taken as demeaning.

I had similar feelings when r/WSB used the term autism as a joke to describe themselves. They were focusing on one or two stereotypical traits of the condition to make jokes about while ignoring all the other traits/struggles/behaviors that people with the actual condition struggle with every day of their lives.

These supposedly lighthearted jokes can attack a persons sense of self-worth, leading to (even more) depression, anxiety, suicide
Initially I liked your idea a lot. But in the current set up it is a hard sell:
You preserve my privacy (I read html mails), but you get my Email address and newsletters I like. Facebook needs a couple of likes and can create a psychological profile of you. Now it is a question of trusting a random guy on the internet to be better and not sell my data to the highest bidder.
Maybe open source could address this to some extend. Ideally a gmail or outlook add-on that is doing what you described, with the option to use a proxy. But I personally would probably not pay for that.
How also can you make a guide of how to do it?
So expected limitations in your cases is "known to the developers ahead of its release", but what happens with the software after release, e.g. after 10 iterations or 2 years or 10 years? What happens if your product from 10s of users grows to 1000s of users, millions of users? What happens when new functionality must be added and it collides with the existing one in multiple points?

You can and you must do your best, but you can't do everything - you must choose what is your sacrifice.
That seems unlikely. The robocall phenomena don't really exists in France and many people still dislike calling
If it sounds better who cares what methods are used?
Chinese Undergrads Will Determine the Outcome of the US-China AI Arms Race
I hated it. I'm just waiting for YouTube Vanced to add a feature for us disable it.
Yes, Solaris SPARC with ADI for example.
> By this logic, we shouldn't make or enforce laws because someday, someone can pass a law against harmless behavior.

In a so-called liberal state we shouldn't send people behind bars for political reasons, not even fascists. Sending the people that protested at the Capitol behind bars is being done as a result of politics.
There are tables for bandwidth and iops vs differing raid levels, mirroring is generally the best.
> "owning" the registration of a work on the blockchain only proves that no one else "owns" said work

It doesn't prove that. It proves no one else owns that particular copy of the work. The author or anyone else can create another NFT in a different collectible contract from another copy of the same work.

Think of it as the certificate you get when someone sells you a star.
This article makes some very good points. I've been thinking about resilience for a while. Nothing is perfect, and if your system can only work with that assumption, you are bound for failure.

I always loved the Erlang philosophy of let it crash. The idea you build a highly resilient system out of error prone parts rocked my world when I first encountered it.

None of this is to say we should accept broken things or not try to make them better. We should instead accept some parts will always fail and design accordingly.
The fact you think Krugman and FAANG employees are in this group of people, I feel like you need to spend some time talking with "leftist" a bit more.

But also you're just wrong.

AOC on relief checks (Feb 7th) https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1358244213918494722

AOC on abolish ICE (Feb 24th) 1364349732760518657

Bernie forcing a minimum wage vote (7 hours ago!) https://twitter.com/SenSanders/status/1366545093876924416

30 seconds of searching on the leftist's favorite communication platform. I think the problem might be more that you're not in the right echo chamber... or something.
> It also improves on vi's commands syntax

I've never used Kakoune, but reading about it I'm not sure it's an improvement.

One powerful vi feature is the dot command, and having verbs act on selections doesn't allow for that in the same way.
I wonder about this too, I’m sure there are centres shaping online communities out there if there are programmes like PRISM etc. still about.
Can latex produce this level - I have only ever got to the basic level and realised that getting something at the "simple MS Office" level is a vast climb.

Any templates that are beyond "maths paper in arxiv" level I should look again at?
Yes, we absolutely shouldn't.

The reporter should have probably cared a little more, during the trip, as he had entered a contract to provide a certain kind of experience to these kids, and he clearly failed at that. But that is of no interest to anyone outside the two parties of this contract.

And it absolutely does not make him a racist, or sexist, or colonialism apologist, or sexualizer of children or any of the things he has been apparently accused of.
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Your definition helped me understand my predicament.

I have been passionate about programming for about a 15 years. Unfortunately, my love of programming has been largely unrequited; I still genuinely suck at it. I know people who has been programming for half this time, who tell me that they don't particularly enjoy it, but are light years ahead of me.

And yet I keep at it because other things I tried aren't nearly as fun.
https://twitter.com/redman/status/1366187523043696642

> I'd like to clarify that we do not make any money off of this. There is no revenue, much less profit.

I can't believe he spouted this bs. He's not making a wikipedia of recipe. Of course he's planning to make money. Once recipe creators' web/blog traffics are down, they'll rely on his website and he'll pay them "content creator fees". And he'll distribute ad money/premium membership revenue etc.

At least be honest.
Doesn't look very difficult to me: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/09/chaos-computer-club-...

And the fingerprints -- you leave them on your devices.
> Apparently now that folks aren't just being cancelled for supporting gay marriage, the free exchange of ideas is suddenly important.

It was always important. What makes you think that the people (like myself) who oppose cancel culture were against gay marriage?

The demographic consisting of "people who oppose cancel culture" were instrumental in making progress for gay acceptance.

If we allowed cancel culture to flourish, there would be no acceptance of homosexuality, women wouldn't have equal rights, minorities would be denied opportunity, etc.

Considering all the benefits that freedom of speech brought us, you now suddenly want to take it away under the guise of "freedom of speech, not freedom from consequences"?

Do you seriously think that there are no more benefits from allowing people to advance their cause? To speak up for or against any particular idea?

I really really want to know: why are some ideologies so perfect that none be allowed to criticise them?
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Ironically this may be a good countermeasure.

If their data surveillance includes a few undressed employees I'm pretty sure the pilot program will end quite quickly.
The article seems to imply that it's just aggregated data about what ads were shown and stuff.
How would Apple pull that off? Centrally manageable subscriptions are a part of the PayPal product API, not of general finance. How is your credit card supposed to understand if a recurring payment is due to a subscription or a regular habit?
> UBSan modifies the program at compile-time to catch various kinds of undefined behavior during program execution

Which makes it unusable with binary libraries.
The format for production screenplays evolved according to the needs of the people needing the physical pages on set, e.g. dialogue has a lot of whitespace so that director and actors can keep notes there. Also, scene headings need to convey a lot of information in one line: on which set the scene in shot, whether it exists as a continuation of the previous scene, whether it's shot on location, and what lighting equipment will be needed.

It's a storytelling format that also needs to function as a reference document. It's very efficient for its requirements.

There's also the idea that one page = one minute of screen-time, but this is a bit of a red herring. Rather it's that overall a 100-page screenplay, if it contains a conventional balance of action and dialogue, with conventional length of scenes, shot at a conventional pacing, will likely result in a 100-minute film once edited. ALL IS LOST is 32 pages and 105 min film, THE SOCIAL NETWORK is 164 pages, 120 min film.
In several instances I've seen, it's because that function has been outsourced but the company doesn't want to advertise that, even to its own employees. If you could talk to that department on the phone, you'd realize you were talking to someone in a different country (plus they'd have to work at strange hours in India, the Philippines, etc.).
He probably did fail in communicating and creating the kind of environment for these kids that he was contracted to by the trip organizer company. He could have done well to apologize for this - the famous kind of non-apology we often complain about would have actually been appropriate here: 'I'm sorry you felt this way'. But that is the extent of his responsibility.
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> There’s also the fact that a war between China and Taiwan is almost certainly going to go hot with the USA too, possibly leading to nuclear exchanges…

There was an article in The Economist a couple of weeks ago saying that that may no longer be the case, I mean the US automatically siding with Taiwan in case of China's aggression. Take that as you will, I looked at it as an establishment mouthpiece airing valid concerns that some members of said establishment have regarding US's "seriousness" in the region.
Fine, but in my opinion this is what the book should discuss, at least in part. If it advocates for not spending your millions and dying with them in the bank, it should discuss that.

Currently it basically tells you that if you spend the least possible, you accumulate wealth faster. Well, wasn't that obvious.
As there are the issues reported to them by CVE.
Made a program to steal Android devices Pin Codes
Hey there!

I'm just new here, because I joined this community to share this in. I hope you don't mind. However, I'm pretty glad to say I built my first Pentesting/Hacking tool (Link here: https://github.com/bastien8060/MDPin).

Of course it is open-source, and it relies on social engineering to work. Although it is not an exploit, it exploits some browser's trust in fullscreen mode (Eg. In-App browsers like instagram/reddit's browser which open links has the feature to enter fullscreen but do not give any warning to the user, when using it).

This program lets you start a server with a backend and a frontend which mimics as close as possible Android's login screen. It detects the phone's brand and loads the brand's default wallpaper. Ios does not work on purpose and will be greeted with a blank screen. The user will be shown a screen off animation then will be shown a lockscreen. They would slide up and enter their pin. An unlock animation will be shown and the phone will seem to be on google.com. The backend will collect the pin code.

Of course this is to be used only for educational purposes. The goal here is to show how people are affected/uneducated about social engineering attacks still today. (People can't always be trusted. Google does not ask for card details by email from a foreign email address. Social engineering over phone calls or even posted letters are also a thing etc...)

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dagmx - for you, 'socialist' and 'communist' are not left wing positions! Lol!!

The reality is that the 'left' were by far the greatest killers of people (their own people) in the previous century. There is no 'live and let live' attitude allowed. They are right, and anyone who doesn't agree must die is pretty much the position. Agreement is the only position that can be tolerated.

This is where the US is heading too. Trump was vilified and banned while still a president but ongoing BLM protests were fine. To an outsider, it is also clear that the media and tech companies are incredibly biased to the left - they do not honour free speech - they call it 'hate speech' (who wants that) and de-platform - even the president!

I'm neither left nor right btw - all statism is tyranny to me - either position (and both have their merits and demerits) necessitate tyranny over the majority by the minority who got their guy in. How that can ever be just beats me! But the left have a hypocrisy to their moaning - they somehow believe they have the moral high ground!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't PRISM done without the knowledge of Google? Wasn't the whole scandal that the NSA was wiretapping everyone including Google's internal corp network?
Right, except that book also tells you not to spend/use any of that interest, and continue working as much as possible, so that it accumulates exponentially.
iptables -I INPUT -m geoip --src-cc CH -j DROP
iptables -I OUTPUT -m geoip --src-cc CH -j DROP

No guide needed.
If HN removed your comment it could be seen as an exhibit A. But you being downvoted has nothing to do with free speech, you’re still allowed to say what you wanted, but if people disagree, they have the right to downvote you.
Or we're dealing with the paradox of tolerance, where we cannot be tolerant of intolerance because the intolerant will destroy the tolerant culture which my generation have been trying to build. Some of us have, anyway. The one we feel is under threat because people like Donald Trump and Boris Johnson can still be elected to the leadership of powerful nations which are supposed to be fair and just but that looks like a mockery when you put a white racist dude in charge.
Absolutely this. What people are doing on the Pico-8 is nothing short of magical, the system is very limited yet people produce all kinds of crazy demos for it.
Threat model, I get that.

The simple fact that this explanation can exist and is somewhat commonly agreed by tech-savvy people is... disturbing in some way.

I mean, underlying are freedom, rights, security, surveillance, But also geopolitics, economics, philosophy maybe.

Just behind some daily tech.
Please do not support transphobia.
Free beer has nothing to do with moving the world, and rest assured that Linux will fade away when everyone involved with its creation is gone.

It is already starting with MIT/BSD/Apache OSes for IoT.
I think there's very little value in a book telling you that your wealth accumulates much faster if you spend it the least possible. That's obvious.

The value would be discussing why you want to spend it, why you should reconsider because it wouldn't affect happiness, something like that.
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Anecdotal, but speed and refresh rate are really important for gaming. I thought >60fps was a gimmick, but a friend's new screen convinced me otherwise. It's visually obvious up to around 120fps. Moving the mouse around, I can see increase in frame rate to about 200hz.

I upgraded my monitor to 144hz, got a low delay mouse and headset (some headsets have over 400ms delay and audio response is faster than visual!). My ranking in games I've played for years has gone up about 1 standard deviation. I'm at my record high ranking in every game and it continues to rise.

Likely biased study, but Nvidia found an eyebrow raising difference in player performance when using higher refresh rates. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/geforce-gives-you-...
I should have been clearer, the OP doesn't want "analog" service but PSTN (TWM switched) service. Unfortunately that is dying out as carriers are moving to all IP core networks. As customers have moved away from fixed landline service it ends up costing more per customer to keep the PSTN running. The last mile equipment is the same for TWM or IP switching but they can dump that directly into an IP network rather than maintain a hierarchy of COs/tandems/toll switches with dedicated links between them.
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And disk life.
The Problem with AI Job Interviews – AI Bias
Indeed, but it was never first-class. A lot of libraries weren't available or didn't behave correctly.
You make some valid points, but “good ideas written by someone who should not communicate with humans” - a bit harsh don’t you think?
OpenAI agents find and exploit bugs in a hide and seek game
Might be worth adding [video] to the title.
Glad to see I am not the only one. Windows desktop also has a big plus: native RDP is unparalleled compared to VNC or any other Linux remote desktop.