skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very interessting that i`m on the opposite side of many comments.

For the startup we just founded i was able to crank out a mobile app in less then 3 months without prior mobile or dart experience. Its fast and just works from day one. Certainly something i can recommend for every Fullstack Dev out there who wants to add mobile to his portfolio as 95% of all apps can easily be done in flutter.

The widget aproach for mobile is fantastic cant say it will work the same on the web but certainly on the desktop.

One thing flutter needs is time, that certain champions will be chosen by the comunity (state managment etc.) - see react

But is has a vibing ecosystem that especially empoweres people outside the western world to create beautifully widgets.
The sufficiently smart compiler is effectively unobtanium, but that presents a challenge for C as well. C has its own challenges with its memory model & language semantics.

C never was the lowest level of abstraction; there are other abstraction models out there and more still to be invented no doubt. C's model did well (though struggled mightily against Fortran for the longest time) at aligning with processor models of the 80's and 90's. It helps that C's ubiquity meant that to a degree the trail was washing the dog: processor designs were often measured against how they executed code compiled with a C compiler. But past preformance is a poor predictor of future success; who is to say that as processor designs continue to evolve, C's abstraction model won't become increasingly leaky against another? Absent a sufficiently smart compiler, it's entirely possible that C compiler writers will find themselves at a disadvantage.

And that assumes they're competing with a traditional compiler. It's possible, though unlikely, there will be competition from other execution models. As you said memory is often the core area of performance bottlenecks these days, and as terribly inefficient as bytecode interpreters are, they tend to have smaller code sizes. Efficient interprets are hand tuned specifically to make the overhead of bytecode interpretation as efficient as possible. Now, intrinsically they are performing a translation step at runtime that a compiler did before runtime, but one can at least theorize of a model where the interpreter is effectively a specialized decompression algorithm that feeds machine code to the CPU (that's really not that far afield from what happens in hardware in modern cpus and in mobile runtimes). Higher levels of abstraction might allow for more efficient decompression... It's crazy, but not inconceivable.
That's an interesting thread as Fosco got involved too.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12935057
We know you're shocked but might you not have provided at least one comment (the worst, say) as a an example? On a scale of human actions from 1 to 10, how disgusting?
Not really in S3...

It seems that some "move" operations are "copy" operations, which is the context in which I understood this warning:

https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=455101#j...
If the password is on a short enough list, you can afford to check each hash separately with the salt.
Hey there. I have been a lurker on HN. I made this account just to comment on this thread. I am an Indian and live in India and I'm glad that international media is paying attention to what is going on here.

I used tor to create this account because I'm afraid of this govt. This govt is a classic fascist one. On the same lines of NSDP of Germany. Those who are dissing Mozilla for shining the light on what is obviously an attempt to censor critical voices on internet, should also point out that India has enacted laws which allow Police to incarcerate people without trial, without bail for years. So many of our intellectuals are in jail and they have not faced a single day of trial.

There is so much to talk about what is going on in India. Let me just lay out a few points:
1. We have enacted a set of laws which will lead to loss of citizenship for Muslims.
2. We have enacted laws prohibiting marriage between interfaith couples (Nuremberg laws anyone).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Jihad

3. Thugs of ruling party are roaming the streets catching couples belonging to different faiths, especially if the boy is muslim and girl is hindu. A young muslim boy is still in jail because he attended the birthday party of a hindu girl.

4. A hindu girls pregnancy from her muslim husband was forcibly aborted.

Shame on Indian diaspora for supporting all of this. You guys should know that the endgame is wholesale genocide of muslims here
Don't know about C, but

In Java/C#/Python, you have a standard, a dominant implementation which is compliant to that standard. Few more independent/niche implementations which may not be 100% compliant. Do we have a similar implementation in C?
No, we can't conclude that yet. Gab modified their instance heavily from Mastodon code over several years. People are also pointing to an addition made by Gab, where an SQL query is used without input sanitization, as a possible culprit for the breach.
In order to be usable, you 10+ years anyway. And in case you don't burn the wood, the CO2 stays out of the CO2 cycle for even more years anyway.

And by planting the right kind of trees, we could even go a long way to repair and safe our forests which are suffering from climate change and monocultures.
Privacy is not such a big thing. Most of the Asian societies have been very open in the past and privacy only hurts it. But, with the power to monitor people in the hands of government or social media companies, it is better to have at-least some privacy. Encryption for financial transactions is a must. Reputations can be built and tarnished easily very rapidly. It is natural that there should be adequate protections in law. Social media should not be used to incite mobs or fan riots. More such actions are required to prevent unnecessary conflicts. Tracking user actions only help in identifying when trouble arises.
Do Peak Design have their bags made at low cost in some far away destination I wonder?

I hope they don't and, therefore, are justified in taking the moral high ground.
Mozilla has lost all standing as a defender of free speech.

They have cheered on when the free speech rights of american citizens was being curbed.

And they track their users while also taking money from google. I am sorry that the fancy minimal cartoony graphics and plastering black and brown faces on your homepage does not cut it anymore.

>India’s new intermediary liability and digital media regulations will harm the open internet

No, it will harm mozilla's interests, and its biggest customers(google at al).

>Under the new rules, law enforcement agencies can demand that companies trace the ‘first originator’ of any message.

How is this different from when a US court asks a company to aid in an investigation.

>Short timelines of 36 hours for content take downs and 72 hours for the sharing of user data for all intermediaries pose significant implementation and freedom of expression challenges

So if it were to become 100 hours or 200 hours it would be okay ???
If you are not accepting liability for user content, the government has a right to say what is and is not acceptable content. If anything, 36 hours is too much time.

>User Directed Take Downs of Non-Consensual Sexually Explicit Content and Morphed/Impersonated Content

Taking down revenge porn is bad ??

>Social Media User Verification

This is indefensible and I agree.

>Automated Filtering: While improved from its earlier iteration in the 2018 draft, the provisions to “endeavor” to carry out automated filtering for child sexual abuse materials (CSAM), non-consensual sexual acts and previously removed content apply to all significant social media intermediaries (including end to end encrypted messaging applications).

This is a good move, albeit not technically possible in case of e2e encryption.

Overall, the intention seems good albeit a few regulations that are not possible. I am not sure why Mozilla is hand wringing over this, or what locus standi they have on the issue. They have already lost any goodwill they used to have.
The Article states that
"Ripple effects of these provisions will have a devastating impact on freedom of expression, privacy and security"
This is not true at all.
Rather In his Speech Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad (Minister of Communications) Stated clearly states that.
"We all respect the right of the people to criticise us but will take action if social media is used for violence and fake news and will take actions if anyone misses social media to impact polls"
He also added
"I want to tell social media giants , work here but follow our laws"
Every country has right to protect itself, wether the threat is from Terror or Fake news .
Indian Government is doing exactly the same as this so called Freedom of Speech can not be used to hide fake news and Monarchy of tech Giants (it is crystal clear by the double standards of some social media platform as how they handled the accounts of those involved in Capitol hills riots and Violent Protest at Delhi Red Fort On Republic Day of India.)

These are not the rules to curb freedom of speech , but it is a platform to burst fake news, protect women from abusive messages and tweetes.
No Social media message will be blocked. Rather these rules will protect citizens from dark side of social media.

As article claims , there wont be any devastating impact on freedom of expression privacy and security.

The article is in english, but the attached rules are in Hindi. I would urge the author to attach english version of it so that people can understand it well rather than relying on this article alone.
Damn, that's insane.

Would it be so hard for them to redesign AWS to tell you what something's going to cost before you do it?
Accessibility is American nonsense?
Some bit of gossip about the CTO of Gab, seeing as how I've got a bit of context. (Throwaway, for obvious reasons.)

The CTO was never a software engineer. They were a developer advocate so had some interaction with code, but was more of a "talk to developers using things and make sure the requirements were passed along to the dev team" sort of guy, rather than someone that knew his technical details (beyond say, the thing he was actively working on) inside and out.

Fosco started out pretty reasonable. When Trump was first elected, he did a "talk to a conservative" series, and while there was the expected disagreement, it was a pretty, civil, positive, well-received olive branch overall. However, like a lot of right-leaning folks in the Trump era, he became more extreme as time went on.

I had some reasonably close interactions with Fosco (not going to go into details with how), but it was being kind of clear that he had started to buy into the "Fox News caricature of what someone on the left is like" — to the point of putting words into the very people's mouths he'd so civilly made a point of talking to prior — and surrounding himself with like-minded folks. For all the talk of "diversity" that he had (and indeed, initially fostered!) he became pretty much the sort of caricature, albeit one of the opposite side of the spectrum, that he was deriding.

In that sense, while there's a lot of holier-than-thou and disgust that the whole Gab situation prompts, I feel pity and sadness more than anything else. Fosco was a decent guy at one point, but even decent people can end up in their own echo chambers. It's unfortunate to see the state that he's in now.
My perception is that with AWS, instead of managing a physical data center, you have to manage a virtual one. You still need dedicated technical staff.

A small business should use a backup service like Backblaze. AWS is what you use to _build_ a backup service.
None of which are qualifies given in the GP
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s/URSS/USSR/
Honestly it’s amazing you can recall what you drew at 3 or 4 in enough detail let alone what your classmates drew!
Ironically enough, I saw someone make a post on another site I read where they were saying in order to exploit cancel culture and doxing, they were working on a bot that would scrape public data from facebook profiles (mainly the name and profile picture) and then have that bot cross create the account on gab and parler. Then the bot would go and repost content from the site and add comments. The idea is that other people would come to the website looking to doxx people or harass people but the reality is the people they would be trying to harass are just fake profiles that the individual person never actually made.

It is kind of interesting to think about because if you go on facebook, you can see lots of people using their real facial picture and real first name, last name and the people doing the doxing/harassments don't really put much thought into how that profile account was created.
Are you arguing that Covid disproportionately kills the young (current generations)?
Are you completely tone deaf, of below average intelligence or are you really this much of a bigot?
Free speech and compassion for the hate mongers, “you’re just like them” for the people who don’t accept their hate or expose their lies. Got it.
That both are worth ziltch.
The attached rules are in Hindi and English. Scroll to page 19.
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Yeah, parsing text with a state machine is slow. Parsing, say, HTTP at that speed would be impressive without SIMD. But this is a binary file full of fixed sized structures, hence my confusion.

Anyway, the answer is there, it's actually measuring the performance of sending the mesh to openGL, to the GPU, and getting a frame rendered.
Genuinely curious, which country? I don't see that to be the case in Berlin for any country.
I was an evangelist for the company. I posted regularly about how good of a solution S3 was for filmmakers and was offering to help friends back up their 10-20 terabytes to the cloud.
Not anymore.
> twitter thread that started this

Jesus can we just burn Twitter to the ground already? What a wasteland of morons with useless opinions it is.
> assuming the map doesn't need resizing

This isn't a big difficulty; it's still amortized O(1).

> and there isn't a hash collision

This is a real difficulty, unless you allow map resizing. Luckily, we do.

> but it's generally not true in respect to the key length.

OK, but in most cases the key length is constant, making anything that depends on the key length O(1) by definition.
I only use Python when it’s something quick and dirty. It’s very rare that I use Python for anything production. I think it’s a neat language overall. All the work I did to learn ML was in Python, and so it’s been immensely valuable to me. But yeah — I don’t use it in production (and I haven’t done any ML in production).

I think maybe a couple years ago I had to ship some Python code because I needed to connect together some tasks into a workflow and Airflow seemed to let me get everything up, write tests, and instrument metrics to a monitoring solution I was using.

Last year I ended up doing a bunch of stuff with Spark. I hated dynamic typing in Python and my team agreed to go with Scala. Couldn’t be happier.

For example, Python was helpful for a script I wrote and left running on my MacBook to tell me when the PS5 dropped on Target. Ended up waking at 1AM PST to my phone ringing, opening up the Target app, and ordering the PS5. Picked it up the next morning.
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Wikipedia lists it at just over 1TFLOP:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_200_series

Maybe it's another case of Wikipedia not being accurate (at this point in time)?
The abstract talks about integers approximately 2^400 2^800.

How does that translate to key length? Without being a cryptographer I would claim to know that 400 or 800 bit keys are not very secure.

The wording to destroy the RSA system is click bait. It certainly does not raise my confidence into their mathematical work, which I and many others don't understand.
Yes, many times, but I don't see how that is relevant. Technical documentation is not a comedy performance, you read it to learn how to use the product, not to develop your sense of humor. Why would there be jokes in there made at the expense of any group? Within the documentation, it makes perfect sense for these projects to ban any of these kind of jokes that could anger people, if what you really want is cynical hot takes and snarky jokes, there seems to be no shortage of that on HN and Twitter and other places that aren't technical documentation.
It would apply only if pirates were actually selling said content, which in this case Amazon Basics does in fact do.
Trump wasn't on gab.
Great data-point, I was wondering what the costs of all that would be.

How do you measure when the frame is done, are you waiting for a vsync?
Holy cow that blew up. Thanks for the link.
For someone who opens with "I only care about the data", at least half of the "analysis" is about politics, including the links tweets which range from his opinions on whether you can change your gender, to categorizing gab users as "neo-nazis".

All I see are a bunch of people allying with big tech to crush their competitors while using absurdly hypocritical morals as their reason. This is the same big tech that uses slave labour while plastering their websites with BLM slogans.
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/47600
Great Britain is missing Northern Ireland.
It was never Trump's account, only a placeholder they mad in the eventuality that Trump join the platform.
Rust's &str type, or the non-unicode-assuming version &[u8], allow creating (sub-)slices, which probably matches your strmirror function. Except that the same syntax works for all (dynamic/static) length arrays, and even allows custom code to e.g. transparently wrap an SoA[0] representation.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AoS_and_SoA
Of course. Google for this: over regulation benefits the incumbent. I quote one of the results

> More generally, however, a higher overall level of regulation in a country can benefit larger incumbent firms that have the resources to shoulder compliance costs while their smaller competitors falter in the face of an increasing regulatory burden.
There is an odd trend in pieces submitted about india that spawns new accounts in support of whatever it is the india government is doing.

I'm in the west so probably better to updoot someone from india that has better insight. This is just my observation.

If what mozilla is saying is true this is a very obvious power grab that only applies to law abiding people. Internet protocols don't care about laws, you can try to enforce origin IP's and ban E2E encryption but bad actors can use these regardless of the law. It's all simply math and basic network packets.

Any software cryptographer or experienced programmer can tell you that. Meaning the intentions of this legislation cannot be honest, and therefore it's not for good.

As for social media regulation - by creating special regulations you lock in the current market. For example the reason why you can't compete with youtube in western markets is because youtube has to have very advanced processing heavy algorithms for content detection because copyright infringement, illigal material, etc. But japan has all their own ecosystem of social media and video.

The government also isn't somehow the good guys when trying to regulate big social media. If you give them the power to do that then they can also be the ones to shut down alternative social media with fines, police, and guns.
So basically scope out good products & pirate them right Amazon?

Someone should make create names for new products whose first letters eventually arrange themselves as Amazon Steals.
FWIW I believe this comment is talking about the busybodies on Twitter, not the comment it is in reply to. I don't think the downvotes are warranted.
Pursuit of knowledge can be noble, but it can also be horrific. Granted, this isn't horrific, but if RSA is literally "destroyed" then it has potential to do harm, even if we stop using it immediately (which is expensive by itself). Ethics governs good science, and math is no exception
I recently worked for one of the biggest mobile game developers. While I game a lot and have been for over 20 years I never played anything on my phone (PC gaming only) so I was pretty shocked at the state of the industry. They have meetings about making the game more addictive, taking away any chance to get ahead in the game by skill or grind so you must spend, targeting vulnerable groups, making it hard to see how much you actually spent in the game.

To have these people paint themselves as oppressed and offended... is exactly what I've come to expect after every online social justice controversy I've witnessed so far.

And I know exactly how they would respond to me: What do you mean by "these people" you *ist!
Seems like the author is implying but not directly saying the hashed passwords were not salted. Am I reading that right, and does anyone know if they were salted?
Twin sisters? Call them game developers or entrepreneurs and if you want to highlight their sex just write out female in front but don’t degrade them them to being twin sisters.
I believe Bobby Tables is the more well known name: https://xkcd.com/327/
Yeah but for sufficiently large numbers with sufficiently large factors this is not a computationally easy task.

(RSA encryption, for example, relies on factorisation being hard; I can only presume OP was inspired by recent news regarding possible developments there.)
politeness and truth are orthogonal concepts. You can be both right and rude. Watching the Big Bang Theory can provide a feel for this.

you can be both honest and polite.

Politeness is also relative to whom you are speaking to.