skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So your solution to diversity of beliefs is don't ask, don't tell?
KDE does it.

https://wiki.installgentoo.com/images/b/b9/Gloriouskdefilepi...
My BS-o-meter went red when I read this:

> This demonstrates that the FOVO process is not simply ‘warping’ a 2D render in screen space but is applying nonlinear transformations to the entire 3D geometry.

This seems to conflate an implementation detail with what what is actually happening here.

It doesn't matter if what you do is a some non-linear 2D projection applied to 3D vertices or 2D pixels (or 2D projected vertices). The 'light rays' we concern ourselves with don't bend around. I.e. this is just another non-linear projection.

All this sounds to me like fluff to bolster a business/patent application for what is essentially a fancy fisheye transform.
Just fyi, `pass generate` has a --no-symbols option that should save you some time in the future.
You can use a Raspberry Pi (perhaps a Pi 400) if you work around the fact that the internal flash memory is not made for constant writing. Thus, you have to arrange the system so that it is read-only in normal state - which is not difficult. The Pi 400 also has an advantage that it has a keyboard, so you can cleanly shut it down without logging in, which makes a lot of sense for a storage device.

Also, for RAID1 you need an extra powered USB hub. The normal power supply of the Pi 400 is not sufficient for more than one disk.

Then just install a software RAID, NFS and possibly rsync and Samba. A simple NAS built in this way will come at about 240€, depending on disk size and will be mostly equivalent to a commercial one for twice the price. As an advantage, you can run well-known, standard software which is completely under your control. And since it is Debian-based Raspbian, it can be upgraded easily without breaking stuff.
Are you arguing that if we take away the bad parts of human nature, the economy would collapse? What useful function does greed, vanity, and materialism serve in the modern economy?
No they could not. Because your package-lock.json contains integrity hashes that are verified during installation.
What's so bad about selling the debt to hedge funds? It's a way for Lambda to reduce temporal risk by paying a risk premium as compensation to the hedge fund.
One can only hope (and fear) they utilize the secure enclave for this task.

Hope because it would allow me to utilize my mac as a Yubikey. I have no idea how they would synchronize it to all Apple devices, but i'm fairly certain they will find a way.

Fear because it will pretty much guarantee i cannot use my password manager on other platforms.

I already use Secretive (https://github.com/maxgoedjen/secretive) to store SSH keys in the secure enclave with touch id integration, and it works really well. I also keep a couple of Yubikeys as backup :)
Electrical power consumption is a point worth looking at.
Android Police's cookie notice is so bad, it might be illegal.
How is a guy with a laptop and internet know that the start/end address at e.g. an exchange is connected to me specifically? Sure, they can trace all the transactions of an address but you need more than that to connect the address to a specific person.

Of course, Monero is a better option but even with BTC it's not as trivial as you claim.
Cheapest models have insufficient RAM for btrfs.
It seems the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon wasn't named by or after scientists, if that's what you meant.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion
We don’t have Realtors in the UK. And it’s not normal to artificially tidy the house before putting it in the market either - just not the done thing.
Really loving this! As someone who also made clones of bigger software (usually with lesser functionality, because I was focussing on the main thing) I look forward into searching that list to find solutions of others.
There are many ways by which you can fall on your nose on social media. So, to help you do better, here is a list of some important errors you can make on social media, and how you can do better.
What?! How does anyone using Signal get any news about the "bitcoins"? None of my friends I converted even heard about it.
I agree fully on the tendency for toy philosophical problems to devolve into bikeshedding and useless arguments over irrelevant particulars. I also agree that ignorance of unknown harms and second-order effects deeply harms the potential good that engineered systems can do.

I worry, however, that selectively-applied caution leads to equally unfavorable results in the opposite direction; to whit, it encourages sticking to the status quo. It is often complex to the point of impossibility to predict the wider effects of technological or social changes. The requirement that we understand those consequences would, if applied consistently, basically halt any technological progress. As distasteful as it is to admit it, we learn much more quickly by failure than success, and often the quickest, cheapest, and most thorough way to understand the consequences of a technology is to implement it.

In other words, while I agree that applying implementing new technology without sufficient caution is often disastrous, I make note of that camel's nose "sufficient." The cost of excessive caution is that certain ideas (cars, fossil fuel energy, destructive economic models, etc) are allowed to continue far past the point where we can implement better alternatives. The cost of trying to do that is some measure of failure; there will always be some cost, and some of that measured in human lives, with trying to improve the state of the world.
I don’t think that would work. SameSite cookie attributes and stuff like that would get in the way.
Whatever his beliefs that is no reason to cancel, shame or ostracize someone. He is harmless and never incited violence or hate.

People nowadays have a really low threshold for what is acceptable, I think that says more about them then RMS or anyone else that has been outed and shamed.

Here comes the thought police!
Pictograph instructions: that's the real SOB of ADHD.

Reading novels is not a chore for me, depending. I typically find an author I like and then read the the hell out of his writing. Stephen King short stories are a pretty good place to start imo if you want to get into reading (again), though I started with Vonnegut myself.

I am a famous re-reader of books btw. Its like slipping into a comfortable "another world" for me. Pure escape.

The benefits of ADHD far outweigh any of the negatives for me. I wouldn't trade the Hyperfocus I possess when I drive and/or race with being able to tell my right from left (without consciously thinking which hand I write with) or being able to find my way across towns without navi For ANY amount of money.

I did try ADHD meds for a few weeks once--but it wasn't for me. I am who and what I am.
>When a student signs an ISA, Lambda School is immediately paid by reselling that debt to hedge funds.

Hedge funds are not stupid. They'll be taking repayment rates by students in to consideration with regard to what they'll pay. So it still stands that bootcamp students getting good jobs is the outcome both Lambda and the student wants.

Factoring is a standard, entirely benign activity done by businesses in a wide range of industries. Pretty much any growing company with long term payment terms is going to be doing it. Companies offering net 30, let alone Lambda's 730.

Whole selling to hedge funds angle is fluff.
If Serbia is not a very interesting exception, the intergenerational links are (sadly) fracturing day by day. While that may have worked a decade ago, that sure won't work a decade or two from now. And social system shall plan for what is coming.

While at it, we could also change pension system. If your kids emigrate (or you didn't have any), then you get only half of the minimum payout :)
Great comment, I nearly read all of it, go me ;)
You overestimated how well you understood my comment. I was commenting on the irony of how people bring up dunning kruger to insult other people.

Why bother going to the effort trying to correct someone without bothering to take 30 seconds to even read their comment?
I really think WebAssembly missed the target. What we really needed was a language doing away with the dynamic nature of JavaScript, while adding 64 bit integers and generic SIMD instructions, and keeping high level features like strings and automatic memory management.

Instead we got the most bare-bone language imaginable, making everyone have to reinvent the wheel for everything. That is not actually fast. If WebAssembly had stuff like basic string manipulation, browsers could easily map that directly to efficient implementations. But with the current rules everything has to be provided as basic instructions that must be compiled under much stricter security rules.

WebAssembly is not assembly, it is an intermediate representation shared between two compilers, and it is actually pretty bad at that.
Private orgs are merely greedy. The government is malevolent in dimensions you didn’t even know existed.
A few people seem to have confirmed this isn't actually true - at some point, it was possible to set up at least some of the affected NAS devices using btrfs via the standard GUI on the device. It's possible there were some intermediate software releases which disabled that but still allowed existing btrfs volumes to be used.
As a victim of IR35 in the UK I can only say that yes, it does happen often. But that's what taxes are mainly for: to prevent citizens from becoming economically independent, otherwise they could start asking why should they take commands from the some state centre.
Slavery meets that low burden of proof I talked about.
Hilarious considering it's run atop Wordpress which is a whole mess of bloatware using way more power than is required to render a simple web page to do the test.

The irony is not lost!
You have exact corect purposes here: no governemint ought to be having surveilance on financial transaction. They are even atempt to removeing cash for to grow surveilance. This is horible and we must have stopping it.
The value of fiat money is maintained by the issuer though. How does this happen? The Government demands payments of tax etc in this issued money. Means you need to have this funny money otherwise you go to jail. After a while we also get used to it as "an accepted means of exchange". But the value of course will quickly evaporate if the authority of the Government goes.
Most fun was had when Berezovsky sued Abramovich over what amounted to "unfair split of stolen stuff". In London court, no less.
Qemu has a gdb stub so you can attach and read memory directly...
PDF is more stable over time.
It works the other way around too though! Create Signal equivalents for your WhatsApp groups, add the subset of the WhatApp members that also have Signal, and then if you have something fun to share, do so in the Signal group. That way you're meeting people where they are, while simultaneously using an app you can get behind as well, leaving it to others (and their FOMO) to meet you where you are.
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Wikitude | Software Engineer - AR Unity 3D | Salzburg/Vienna, Austria | m/f/d | Type: Full time | € 44k+ p.a. + fringe benefits Wikitude is building and providing one of the major mobile augmented reality SDKs out in the market. Responsibilities and tasks will include • With other developers in mind define, implement and test new features in the Unity portion of the Wikitude SDK • Expose new functionalities from our computer vision system within the SDK • Talk with Unity experts on the customer and partner side to understand their requirements and with that directly influence the roadmap of Wikitude's core products • Software development from design to coding and testing • Build demo experiences and samples in Unity showcasing functionality of the Wikitude SDK • Contribute to core elements of Wikitude's success on the market More details: https://www.wikitude.com/unityengineer/ Location: Salzburg, Austria in the center of Europe has a great quality of living. Salzburg lies directly at the gate to the Alps. Within 25 mins you can reach great mountain areas as well as beautiful lake side. The vicinity to Munich and Vienna make it easy to travel abroad. Costs of living are way lower compared to Silicon Valley (I know the salary range looks ridiculous to someone from the US - however salary@Wikitude is above Austria industry average). To apply send your CV and cover letter to jobs@wikitude.com Phil - CTO, Wikitude - happy to answer any questions
Im not qualified to comment on the sociopolitical implications of this. I would prefer if things had not got to this stage but I understand the good and bad uses of such information.

My personal solution is to obfuscate my online data. I have many disparate identities online which I think makes it a bit harder to be targeted directly. I know that a concerted attack could easily tie my data together but I think I am not significant enough for anyone to bother with me. As a result I see very generic advertising.

Simple solution to this specific issue is to get a cheap second phone and drop the app on that. Leave it at work or in the car turned off when you are off the clock.

What I am curious about is how valuable is this sort of GPS data specifically. Especially for lower socio economic people, who for the time being seem to be the ones that are targeted with this sort of pervasive monitoring. I’m at a loss for actual valuable ideas to do with a knowledge of poor peoples movements that I couldn’t get from some generic anonymous socio economic data.
Pannini Projection doesn't change occlusions though as described in the article.
Chicken Scheme implements R5RS Scheme using the continuation passing style underneath ("Cheney on the MTA"), so it is never strictly exposed to the programmer (no syntax changes), whilst giving them the performance improvements and making call/cc macros practically free.

That's what I would call first class language support.
> How did your situation work out?

I didn't hear anything else about it ;)

I ended up leaving after a pretty gruelling death-march (full backend replacement, with a "big bang" switchover). That switched a lot of things to .Net, which is a path I didn't want to go down in any case.
Switching to monero would incur you, what? 0.1% fee total even when you add all the transaction fees? Doesn't seem like much of a problem.
Mount Inc: https://twitter.com/mount_inc/status/1381805222679379969
Why would she care so much - she's not living there anymore and isn't renting it so she'll never have to deal with them again.
A four year degree for a flipping estate agent WTF.
I have said this before. The contract you sign with facebook allows them to send all your stuff from whatsapp to facebook. Any of it.

Who cares what they say their intent is?

It was so clearly, so obviously written to deceive, I wonder whether the defenders have ever actually read the new privacy agreements they are supposed to sign.

It says that in the future (e.g. as soon as the EU allows it), Facebook will merge all Whatsapp and Facebook data. And it will share whatever it can do now.

They do NOT say they will not share the data with Facebook. They use the same sentence, carefully worded, saying that they don't share the data right now, but might later.

Why the funk do you think they write it that way?

Some people also believe sentences like this:
"We at company X deeply care about your privacy".

Not everyone is so naive.
Trash tech design that's won't be private nor used by anyone
> I'm sorry, but that's not how computer software works. Anyone who knows what a basic block is can straightforwardly verify the claims WhatsApp is making.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11432096
Isn't it good to have a prominent person who can say the things others are too vulnerable to say?
Or they are aware that data reporting is spotty - many deaths could have happened and been attributed to other causes. How many heart attacks or strokes happened in those 6 million people? How many of those might have involved undetected clots?

If we assume that only 5% of cases are being detected and reported correctly, then the numbers look quite different.
that sounds a bit like you'd prefer a certificate guaranteing that you will never die over one that pays when you do.
The other day I was searching for examples of large apps done using specific technologies(RealWorld is great, but not large enough), even entertaining the idea of buying something from Themeforest, but this is better.
I use Hiya for this purpose
In that case, please ignore my comment!

(NAS could be DIY or a prepared solution. I assumed the latter, one selling point of which is pretty GUI).
They already missed the opportunity to make a Clippy key, they don't want to repeat the same mistake again.
Those people have always existed. They're just online now.
[continue reading this article]
It also sounds like the time Max Butler exploited a buffer overflow in BIND to patch a bunch of DOD systems. As we later found out, he added some extra "functionality" to that patch. Who's to say FBI hasn't done that in some small fraction of cases?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingpin_(book)
Is there any technical reason why it is not supported?

Also, just for curiosity, and without condoning what the company is doing, is there a good reason to use btrfs for a device like that? I was thinking that good filesystem repair facilities are important once you store a lot of data, and btrfs is inferior to ext4 on this? I find btrfs is fantastic if you have, say, a bunch of Yocto images, or a large video you are working on, and you want to quickly create and erase snapshots of many gigabytes of data, but what is the advantage here?
Get on a bus, go somewhere far away, don't being your phone. I will 100% guarantee you will read a bunch. Physically flee from distractions.
This is definitely not true. The most likely reason for someone to buy BTC is speculation. Darknet markets and ransomware volume is tiny in comparison.
These are great tips! Can I hire you as SEO/Ad/site structure consultant??

oh, btw: haven't you forgotten to mention the Outbrain Ads that look like articles in the bottom of the page?
You have overestimate that there is no overthrow of these. Geurilla war in Vietnam, Midle East, other have been fight best militarys with succeeding. But here we also have reason why we are needing for to keep gun rights, and for to end existing infringment (e.g. no restricting on automatics).
I have to agree that at the beginning those unfortunate names (Arc, Cow) confused me more than they should, given that I know perfectly well what Copy on Write and reference count means.

If only it was spelled CoW and ARC I would very quickly grasp it (probably).

But it's an extremely minor inconvenience and arguably makes the whole thing very memorable
The information is there but law enforcement hasn't widely used it for mass arrests -- just not yet. There is also wide evidence of crime on Facebook messages that goes unnoticed but that doesn't mean it is private.
Nothing happens when I click "Enter ->".
... wait, what?

I use the sort function of a standard library because it has been written by seasoned devs, reviewed, rewritten; use known algorithms and practices; and being part of a well known standard library it has a chance of still being maintained, distributed and available ten years from now on.

I don't know how you can even remotely compare that to an unmaintained code dump that someone made as a learning experiment over the week.

I'm not dissing on theses kinds of code release, they are great to learn from, but I would find it a bit foolish to base your whole product on it.
Yeah, it’s BS. There are a bunch of fisheye transforms, including Stereographic, equidistant, and equisolid angle.
Its a thing for high end properties - but for the average right move property not so much.
Btc is a store of value more than a payment rail and others like monero or even the lightning network can be anonymous.
> I find it interesting that you consider FSFE and SFC as irelevant to Free Software and sugest OSS.

FSFE is using the FSF name without authorization and also are accepting Microsoft's money which is at least questionable[1]

It is also a very toxic working place, but that has nothing to do with Free Software[2]

[1] http://techrights.org/2020/08/22/fsf-fsfe-dispute/
[2] https://fsfellowship.eu/court-case-fsfe-women-and-volunteers...
Absolutely. I'm in the UK and our government mandates all ISPs to store your browsing history for a year. Many government agencies(including.....food standards agency??) can access this data without a warrant.

So knowing this, I use a VPN to mask what I'm doing from my ISP. Yes, that means that now the VPN provider has my entire browsing history - this is still vastly preferable outcome to the government having free and warantless access to my browsing history.
> The possible, but worrying scenario is that Chinese capital owns Western cultural production, implicitly (see: Disney or the NBA) or explicitly.

Tencent (PUBG, Fortnite, Path of Exile; Companies: Paradox Interactive, Klei Entertainment, Discord, Reddit, Splash Damage, Epic Games, Activision Blizzard, Ubisoft, Funcom, Riot Games, Grinding Gear Games ; Tencent hosts Call of Duty and League of Legends)
The share ranges from 5% to 100%.

Also, they're making movies with high production values. Drug War, various historical epics, Crouching Tiger, Shaolin Soccer etc. Bollywood may have more recognized moveis, but China makes better action movies. And I'm saying this as a person who didn't enjoy most of them (except for the Johnnie To movies).