skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting. HN will let me submit a comment that contains emoji just fine (no error in dev tools network log or UI) but it doesn't show up in the thread (at least for me, if there's a stream of emoji from me testing that I can't see I apologize).
Dentures sometimes are attached to implants (the screws in your jaw).
Bit of a moot point there - I'm not sure that the world knew the extent of the Holocaust until camps were discovered during the war.
No kidding! Do you even pronounce the "l" sound in "double" (and if so, dub-el or dub-ull or something else)?

It's always fascinating to be reminded that I'm still basically ear-blind to certain linguistic patterns (the "pen/pin" merger being one I still can't even hear as different, let alone say). For a long time, I falsely assumed that because I grew up watching the same TV shows as the rest of the country, and because I didn't speak with the same accent as my family members, that I didn't have an accent at all. Turns out I do - I just can't hear it.
Even non-global economies end up diffusing the blame for poor labor practices. So many big-box stores end up in a wage-theft situation just because the upper-management sets benchmarks that are only achievable through wage-theft and then they are shocked[1] to find out that the individual store managers are committing wage theft.

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjbPi00k_ME
Is Golang a great language? Yes.

Does Golang need Options and Results? Yes.
This comment reveals a view of REPL for non-image based languages.

In clojure, we usually add forms (like functions) to the editor then eval them to update the namespace hosted by a separate REPL running in background.

Often the file is already saved before
You say reasonable, but that's more than 95% of what "privacy advocates" do and I'd say that's a serious level of privacy. I do most of the things you do as well, so I'm not calling you a radical, but that's not really reasonable; that's way more than most people, even "privacy conscious" ones.
Please Gods, let them finally facilitate relative line numbers
Is being 41 an achievement?
So now the attacker just needs `evil.example.com A 127.0.0.1` in DNS.

The protection has to sit in the HTTP client library after resolving the hostname to IP address, before connecting.
Some tumors can grow teeth.

Wonder if this might be a related process.
https://www.healthline.com/health/teratoma
Toyota was toyoda in Japanese, but they changed the spelling to look better in English. It can be done. And why not? They change the names of cars all the time. Why not the brands too?
Wow somebody came in and downvoted EVERYBODY in this thread. Five cent army, assemble!
Please don't discount the people in Hawaii that experienced this event.

We lived on O'ahu when it happened and the topic still comes up occasionally. At the time, it was quite traumatic for myself, my wife, and our kids. I spoke to a large number of people who were still in a state of shock in the following week. At least one person died of a heart attack.

Errant tweets or text messages like this from positions of authority have the potential to have very real and major effects on people's lives. Don't downplay the power they hold.
It’s all about who gets to make the money. Not all that different from a gang turf war.
My experience is that any Golang codebase that makes use of protobuf ends up having DoS vulnerabilities (because they forget to check for nil somewhere).
You will be in luck!
Still at least compared to the DS/3DS or Vita the Switch is very powerful, not to mention using a muchnmore sane architecture (especially compared to the DS devices).
I believe the "gong" sound was unique to K56Flex modems. USR X2 modems didn't do it, and V90 sounded a bit different.
I like the button except it flickers when I press it and I accidentally selected the buttons text which just completely kills my vibe.

Selectable text is one of the best parts of the Web. But a whole lot more UI elements could be made unselectable by default.
That is a 39% tax rate.

That feels like a pretty big percent.
Arm Confidential Compute Architecture/Realms seem like both a potentially significant security tool and a good way to keep a device owner from daring to look at their own data or what their device is doing.
And the Hawaii incident was over an official alert system which hit far more than cell phones:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Hawaii_false_missile_al...

This Twitter incident is a complete joke in comparison. While you should certainly be judicious if you're in any sort of significant communications role, I really don't care what's on USSTRATCOM's Twitter. I didn't even know they had a Twitter nor would I consider the information there more than a frequently updated newsletter. Give the employee a break, it's really not that big of a deal.
What's the difference between this and the SSM agent? Can I replace SSM agent configs for this?
Apple supplier Foxconn says chip shortage could cut shipments by 10%
Pictured: three Google engineers happily doxxing each other (c. 2021, colorized)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At-will_employment#Definition
For me, the point is really about control.

These companies know people don’t actively want to be surveilled which is why they sneak this shit in instead of being upfront about it.

If it was so great for consumers it would be an opt in not an opt out hidden behind a series of dark patterns.

Even Apple switches Siri back on after every OS upgrade.
Sure, but to be fair, credit cards really aren't that dangerous of a credential to wave around. You can cancel your card at anytime, and even dispute the charges. Its like instant key rotation, with a way to also roll back time.
I guess you would actually want a separate screen, so you could open your windows and still enjoy the protection of the Faraday cage.

Still though, so far so good, I think?
> do it inside their own borders

True, which is why the politicians(including us consumers) all turn our blind eyes on those victims inside China, if everything can be CONTAINED and remains INSIDE, however they FAILED(purposely or not) with COVID

with this pandemic today everything has begin to change for better or worst
Incident: American B38M near Nassau on Mar 29th 2021, pitch trim issue/failure
Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin, mining works the same way it does on BTC.

I don't know what's going on with Tether, but it definitely looks iffy to me.
What was the role of pharma companies here? It was basically a doctor and pharmacist diverting drugs to the illegal market for massive profits.
The man himself, thank you good sir, this was the one thing that moved me to Electron editors way back when with their latency and lesser Vim emulators. Thanks for the years of hard work
- A component of the main electric trim system became inoperative. Our pilots ran the appropriate checklist, which included manually trimming the aircraft. They returned to MIA and landed uneventfully. The issue was not related to MCAS.
Autotools actually has some built-in test framework support too. A Makefile.am can have one or more programs marked as TEST, which will run when `make check` is executed. Depending on how you set it up, Automake knows how to use the TAP protocol to collect the pass/fail from your tests.

You can also run `make distcheck` to generate a source tarball, extract/build the tarball in isolation, and run `make check` on the result. A very handy way to make sure that you've packaged everything correctly, and everything builds/tests OK when executed out-of-tree.
Look up almost any genocide or mass killing of the 20th century, even the late 20th century, and see how nobody outside the area gave a damn.

Pre-WW2, you've got millions exterminated in the Congo Free State. The Ottoman Empire killed a million Armenians, 500,000 Greeks, 400,000 Assyrians. The British starved five million Indians to death in 1900 and two million Bengalis in 1943 and nobody gave a single solitary shit.

Post WW2 it gets worse. Two million people in Cambodia, 700,000 people in Indonesia, 550,000 in Rwanda, 500,000 in Angola, millions in China during the Cultural Revolution, 225,000 in Bosnia, 300,000 in Uganda, a million Bangladeshis in 1971.

The list goes on and on and on and the fraction that prompted any kind of forceful international response is pathetically small.
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/young-adults-especial...

https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/u-s-teens-are-having-l...
I don't think mutability is problem here. Many imperative languages don't have null.
first time on HN? lol
It pretty much is - Lightning plateaued out and has been known to have empty channels.

https://bitcoinvisuals.com/ln-channels
> Apparently about 3 Billion people buy pizza year in the US alone. Probably 1 Billion of those pizzas, at least, are then eaten cold overnight.

If by “cold overnight” you mean unrefrigerated, I doubt that anything like 1/3 are.
“If you find a security problem, we will reward you for it ”
I'm betting free, and that gives me hope there is actual fact finding going on even if we don't see the result. It may not just be trolling.
The remark "you might want to reconsider whether your powers of self-diagnosis" is not using "consider" in the same sense that I used it in the comment you're replying to. You are not really asking me to consider anything. You are mirroring the word choice, but the thrust of your comment is an argument that my comment is probably not true, and that it is almost self-invalidating.

Perversely, you are doing exactly the thing that the statement "Consider this: I have a high emotional IQ" is exhorting you not to do, which is to tunnel vision your way to one of the possible outcomes--the one where it isn't true--and then try to reflexively use it to justify the starting position that leads to that outcome. You are failing to consider the counterfactual.
Won't AI designers choose optimal values for those variables that have been identified? If so, I don't think the result looks like a normal curve, or at least the resultant 'optimized' normal curves skew 'smarter' relative to the human normal curve.
It's extra work to install and run autoconf. With no benefit or necesity unless you're changing the autoconf script. Artificial dependencies are friction that keeps contributors away.
It seems weird to me that cloud providers do not offer distributed coordination primitives "as a service." I understand there are KV stores but not with watches, locks, etc. in the way that etcd and ZK have them.
The note that savepoints in postgresql don’t perform well is news to me. They are used extensively in different applications. Even in plpgsql, any time you catch an exception, it’s using savepoints under the hood. Perhaps there is room for more optimization there.
For as dynamic and complex a situation as humans on an internet, there is some underlying assertion in cancel culture that people are intellectually immutable and incapable of change.

In contrast with physical aspects like gender, sexuality, and, occasionally, race.

Whether this cultural direction proves fruitful in the mid- to long-term remains to be seen.
> how is it not against the law to act on a foreign government's orders to harass citizens?

When you consider that until very recently, it was legal for NYPD officers to have sex with people in their custody, and indeed, in many places it is still legal for police to coerce sex from people in their custody, you'll realize that law is reactionary and until it becomes a problem that catches a politician's eye, it won't be illegal.
Early C compilers were not optimising compilers. The hardware was very limited.

Although I would agree it was possible to design the language much better to avoid Null, most buffer overflows etc.., C was not designed to be good from PL standpoint. It was designed to write something and then evolved.
As someone who only wrote Golang, and then worked for 2 years on a Rust codebase, I agree as well. Sum types, Option, and Result really change everything. The number of crashes we avoided thanks to these is really meaningful. On the other hand the number of crashes I found in Golang applications due to a nil dereference is worriesome.
Simple solution for the smart TV for now: don't connect it to your network.

At this point I'm not aware of any TVs that come with cellular radios.

That said, I recently returned a soundbar after discovering it couldn't be used without app-based onboarding. Ridiculous.
Yep, I'm here for the init system debugging too.
> On March 30

You mean publishing what sounds like a joke 2 days before April 1st? Occam’s razor would suggest that it’s just a premature April Fools joke.
That would still entail downtime, so if the goal is to gain access without downtime, single-user mode is probably a non-option.

(Though if some downtime is allowed, then it's probably possible to get into single-user mode, then manually start the relevant daemon and its dependencies, basically doing whatever init would normally do; I've done this in my homelab on Slackware, but it ain't something I'd be excited to do in production, and systemd probably complicates things further)

Also, not sure about other distros, but I recall that Ubuntu normally requires a root password even for single user mode. You might be better off using a boot disk and chrooting your way in.
the French word is "nul" btw
Can anyone comment on cross-platform GUI for .net? Last time I seriously investigated it, Gtk# seemed to be the primary option. Some quick googling found avalonia, but no clue if that's a reasonable GUI to use. I'm guessing MS isn't planning on porting WPF to linux (though I suppose linking with wine might work)...
I appreciate the input, but device and backend are nearly complete. I'm looking for concrete examples of how other people manage x509 certs.
You posted first hand testimony from the person that would know LOL
Is this similar to heterotopic ossification after TBI?
I had to use TurnItIn throughout most of my academic years.

Do they really not use it at the Masters level? Or
does TurnItIn just not scrape enough to catch this?
No. It is not another way of saying that. Saying that the world runs on emotions is saying that it runs according to rules that are seemingly inconsistent and opaque. And if you reply that it just runs on an underlying logic that we can’t see, then still for all intents and purposes its operation is illogical.
It sounds like a comment that someone would make after spending a day playing around with Golang, spend a week writing Golang and you won't care about how it's called.
If you block the location request it then tracks you via your IP and stores it in local storage.
"My fellow Americans, I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in five minutes."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_begin_bombing_in_five_minut...
> "Tweets feel like conversation but are judged like writing"

> "Why do tweets keep undoing people? The answer may lie in their hybrid nature. In form, the language of social media is written—but in style, it is far more like speech."

This sounds fine as a first hypothesis, but I think it can be rejected pretty quickly, based on the fact that video and audio of casual conversations that are deemed problematic are punished just the same.
For your dreaming (dis)pleasure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=402xHwQGVsE

(Conehead goes to the dentist)
What do you use/recommend now?
*5 fen army
Yes, because next year s/he will realize the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
Climate change: Consumer pose 'growing threat' to tropical forests
I think you have misread the second paper. Mendelian randomization can be a confusing technique.

>Uric acid wGRS was not associated with fasting serum glucose, HbA1C, waist circumference, or BMI. On the other hand, waist circumference was causally associated with all the components of MetS including uric acid.

Here's what's happening: some genes are known to be associated with elevated uric acid. Other genes are known to be associated with increased waist circumference. Because several different genes are considered, it is assumed that the "side-effects" of these genes can be neglected; the failure of this assumption is called horizontal pleiotropy, and I don't feel confident assessing their methods on this point. MR is generally considered to provide a better degree of causality estimation than longitudinal data, because the genetic factors can be considered "prior" to other effects.

The authors find that the genes associated with uric acid are associated with worse cardiovascular symptoms, while they are not associated with other symptoms of metabolic syndrome; waist circumference genes are associated with all of the symptoms of metabolic syndrome. Also, the effect of weight circumference genes on uric acid levels is significant, while the effect of uric acid genes on waist circumference is not (a strange asymmetry, but I guess it makes sense).

So what the study really shows is that elevated uric acid appears to contribute to worse blood parameters. However, it doesn't contribute much to central adiposity.
Why faraday your whole.house when you can just faraday your toaster. The designer toaster-day covering will make your kitchen the toast of the town.
Didn't linked in and facebook do this?
Give us your email account and password and we'll add your friends for you! So easy!

You can bet someone is still doing it and more will try it until such time as there are negative consequences for it. Seems that there aren't any now.
I run a local controller with no remote access for unifi - i would never use any networking hardware that needed a cloud controller/connection for breaches exactly like this.
MAUP
Because some not-insignificant of concerned end users will believe it and continue using the site, thus helping keep numbers on track for any deal terms or earn out targets.
Underneath the Ethernet layer there is still an old skool layer of modulation over a copper wire (unless you have fibre to your premises or are on wireless).

It's not that far removed from the old 56k modems. The main difference is that VDSL uses multiple carriers at different frequencies, but each individual carrier bears some resemblance to a 56k modem. VDSL is basically 10000 old skool modems running in parallel. It's no coincidence that the VDSL tone spacing is about 4kHz, or the bandwidth of a phone line. Your "voice phone line" is just carrier #0.

Also VDSL uses some very sophisticated channel modelling, whereby it measures the coupling between your copper wire and all the other copper wires in a bundle of telephone wires and cancels the interference out. This allows it to send carriers down the wire at frequencies that were previously unusable. It's basically a beefed up version of the 56k training, taking advantage of today's computers running faster and being able to run a more complex channel model/estimator in real time.

As a whole the VDSL signal is mostly on ultrasonic carriers, but it would be possible to tune into one of the carriers and listen to it. (Interesting project anyone?)
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Sometimes I wonder how different things would've been if Gates had kept an active role. Would we be using Windows 9 now? Would you not have to spend five minutes doing something you can do in Windows 7 in ten seconds, like adding a shortcut to a folder to your taskbar that actually opens the folder when you click it?
Not without rebooting, no. None of the sysrq keys provide access to the system. Even if they did, switching into single-user mode would result in downtime for the running service.
Was this really not available before? It is such a basic requirement for virtual machines. Other providers like Linode have had this since 2009 if not earlier.
The armchair quarterbacks think we have a plethora of functional vaccines. With all the logistics involved, there is little actual choice unless you want countries to remain locked down or watch people keep dying for another 6 months or more. It doesn't matter that Pfizer seems to have won the PR war when we can't afford to wait for factories to be built to manufacture it in sufficient quantity.
Novamin toothpaste has been life changing for me. Cannot recommend highly enough. A tooth that was deteriorating and the dentist wanted to cap is now fine enough for them to simply keep an eye on.
Thank you.

It's pretty easy to create @mentions by creating and inserting a custom "atom" using the function "insert_atom" to insert the atom's HTML. And then you can do further initialization by listening to "atom-will-enter".

I need to go back and turn on the ability for sections inside atoms and cards to be contentEditable=true to be able to type text directly inside the element. During development, I had disabled all mutation observation for cards and atoms so as to not corrupt undo history. But I will work to turn editability back on soon within atoms and cards - but with precision.

I had dabbled with creating a basic editor setup in ProseMirror but overall even ProseMirror itself felt a bit too opinionated for my taste. Another usability problem was that the ProseMirror example was implemented as a module instead of as a top level project. So I had started a buildless ProseMirror example but ultimately I decided to move on anyway: https://github.com/simplygreatwork/prosemirror-buildless
this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=de7MsTors2A ?

P.S.: I work with people who don't know what this is all about.
This is the second instance of an attempt on your part to use circular reasoning so that it might be impossible to argue with you. It's clear now that you're just here for the conflict, and not (sound) resolutions. This is a dead end.
1. Churn is bad, but it's a red flag that goes away. I think how you deal with bad hires matters more. Pushing the burden to the rest of the team (i.e. not firing) or bullying them into quitting is what hurts teams more. There's also a morale hit to having someone do the job of two people while waiting 4 months to hire someone else for the role.

2. For the most part, you just need someone who can do the job. Most people applying for seniors could; it's just a question of how fast/accurate/stable. For the most part, expected salaries tends to correlate with their ability.

Many of the bad hires I've seen were "cheap hires"; they applied for senior positions but were often paid half as much as a senior just because they were from a poorer country.

One guy had more ability as a researcher, less as a developer (he'd get things done very, very slowly, but produced well crafted code and was able to tackle the hardest problems). One guy was a great programmer but had personality issues, often getting into fights. Another scored highest on all the tests, but worked 12 hours/day and got nothing done. So I'm not sure assessments help in filtering most of these problems.
AABB from OBB with component-wise abs
> Who needs nested virtualization when you have bare metal?

AWS's non-bare-metal systems can boot in ~10s with enough tuning.

Their bare-metal systems take tens of minutes to boot.

Nested virtualization would allow scaling up and starting new nodes much faster.
Any decent vector drawing tool should have a mode where you save the text as shapes instead of letters, so it renders consistently. I know Adobe Illustrator does.
I have a UDMpro which self-hosts a controller, thou personally if i knew it couldn't be joined to another controller i'd have gotten something else so i could throw it in docker (which runs on a NUC with the storage off a synology)
I stopped watching sports because of the social justice bs
(To be pedantic, it's actually 5 jiao/mao (hence the phrase "wumao") - 50 fen in total.)
In Ubiquiti's defense, I once brought a disclosure to their attention on Twitter a few years back and they very swiftly issued an update. I guess things have gone downhill since then. It boggles the mind why a company whose core business is catering to the self-hosting crowd, would try to force self-hosters onto its cloud plantation, when it can't even protect its own house.