skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First, just going out and doing things, namely concerts. Hundreds upon hundreds of concerts. I'm very good at going to concerts (obtaining tickets, optimal parking, getting everything ready) but I still do not enjoy myself.

Various combinations of medications, prescribed and self-selected, have failed. It wasn't exhaustive exactly but I would say that it was a good survey of the field.

Memorizing quite a lot of detail about people helps in making you seem engaged, but there's a fine line (past a certain point, if you confess to remembering whatever counts as "too much," it becomes "creepy"), and it still hasn't affected the base.

Self-talk, acting, improv -- it increases the fidelity of the emulation but it's still emulation.

At the end of the day, other people say "hello" and I have failed the initiative check, and am pondering what exactly do I say back to them, and they've already gone by.

A remarkably stable trait for me.
I'm a software engineer that makes multiple of six figures. I know how to take care of my own financial prospects.

I don't need your patronization or protection.
It can be already hacked but while power to the valves and pumps are removed then the SCADA system hacks can't cause physical damage.

I haven't seen any evidence that the "OT" side of their network was compromised in a way that would cause physical damage, a la Stuxnet.
Maybe, maybe not.

Those numbers include pedestrian deaths, which the same wiki article states "began rising in 2010, and exceeded 6,000 by 2018" (constituting a higher percentage of deaths in 2018 than in 2010).

If you subtract off the 6400 pedestrian deaths in 2018 and the 4200 in 2010, then you do see a drop-off in fatalities per hundred million miles driven -- from 0.971 in 2010 to 0.935 in 2018 (and even lower in 2019 at 0.925, as the raw number of deaths went down as miles traveled went up).

(Further, this isn't even considering other non-automobile occupants in crashes, whether that's bicycles or motorcycles.)
In fucked up countries even Bitcoin with its wild volatility is more secure than government currency. Cf Venezuela.
Thanks. Xfinity (my ISP) supports only TCP and UDP for Xfi Gateway and not HTTP/HTTPS.

The thing which I don't know is how to remove Xfi Gateway and use my own gateway/router.
Was there a flight simulator game for unix with wireframe/vector graphics which perhaps dates from 70s/80s?

I remember it being listed in a book called the "Solaris games book" about games that were available for Solaris.
Actually, tit-for-tat is gametheoretic stable.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tit_for_tat
And to add it’s perfectly possible that the pipeline networks were air gapped (Ed: which don’t believe them) but you still need to shut down.

I could imagine a situation where information another network (e.g. orders or incoming flows from another customer or user) is necessary to run the pipeline but unavailable to use to operate the pipeline control system.
I think you got things wrong because there is no such thing as Linux community neither a Linux community building a product for customers, in your case, developers.

What you call Linux community is actually several independent communities that build software for themselves and for others that fit in their community goals and the operation system that people usually call Linux is not a product but just a collection of independent softwares packaged by other independent communities to fit their goals and needs.

And these independent communities already proved that they are really capable to build and deliver high quality software that meets their goals and you can see their results in the most recent releases of Gnome, Plasma, Linux Mint and many many others.

If you need any software to fit your needs you should just find a community that has the same needs that you or find a company that sells what you need.

Or you can build your own sane toolkit and share it with your own community too.
having a public option that’s not subsidized and competing fairly is a reasonable policy. the biggest potential issue i see is having the federal govt middle-manning all those otherwise private financial transactions, but that could be mitigated by having a private and a public bank account, with instant transfers to move money back and forth. and offering these through the usps seems like a winning move, through their well-established post offices all across the country (at least the ones not sold off at fire-sale prices in the past few administrations).
Third administration in a row to do nothing. Read sandworm. The wolf is in the hen house now and nothing will still be done.
What's the ratios of fixed to variable cost for Netflix and how many subscribers does it need for the economies of scale to go beyond a few cents?
This isn't a counter-argument against the person you're replying to, though. One can pick from numerous examples of the inverse(though the US doesn't round them up & disappear them, they go through the court system)
I don't know which is "acceptable". Possibly (but maybe very rarely) the frauded account assigned with your SMS is used for illegal operation, then you're investigated.
Here's the answer: it hasn't been tit for tat. It's been all tit.

At some point, you have to tat.
> all these problems get sorted out, (until they don't, then it doesn't matter)

Problems can have very bad consequences without literally killing us all.
Wow! That's no cheap carnival game, look at the time and effort they put into building it!

I had to go find more info about it.

More and better pictures of the actual game here: https://necsus-ejms.org/interactive-media-and-imperial-subje...

patent here: https://patents.google.com/patent/US1207411
We had 581k deaths so far, is that not close enough to 2.2 million unmitigated to be in the ballpark? It is for me.

This guy is like Nostradamus compared to the people at NASA doing project life estimates for the rovers.
I’ve been using Monarch lately and I love it.

https://www.monarchmoney.com/
Have there been any long term studies on ADHD medication ?
You're not "all in". You can sell a car and replace it at any time. It's just a possession. I don't get how that's related to whether or not you want to work there?

Everything I know about Tesla would lead me to believe that it would be a high pressure/high output environment; seems like there's more than enough publicity about this out there.
>The only people making any money in Uber are the company's management.

And engineering
Thank you for explaining!

> the path integral should also include a sum over metrics

Understood, thanks.

> That sum over metrics is equivalent to saying that gravitons exist (in the same way that the sum over electromagnetic potentials is equivalent to saying that photons exist).

Could you explain this? I'm not making the connection where "you should sum over this potential" implies "there exists a corresponding particle for the potential". If that implication is true, that feels like a pretty important generalizable principle that someone should have told me in undergrad...
That view implies and required the acceptance of a God, though - it's like saying that gravity itself is the ultimate expression of protestantism (not sure if your post is supposed to be a /s).
Lyn Alden actually also has one of the best explanations of the price of gold! [1] It is tightly correlated to the broad money supply modified by changes in real rates (10 year - inflation). In August we saw the 10 year rate start rise and gold start falling. Now the 10 year is consolidating while we have inflation: gold prices seem to have finished their consolidation as well and are going up a bit.

Whether it is a good time to buy gold now really depends entirely on what happens with the 10 year treasury rate. With that being said, the movement of the 10 year and gold are slow, so it isn't that hard to exit a position in gold.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cc5YJZcswvI&t=30s
It is the exact same story for me. I don't know how people are able to stare at code, walking through those complex patterns, for 6 hours a day, let alone the entire 9-5 time or the overwork hours the tech industry seems to love.

I love technology and I enjoy my work, but it doesn't define me as a human being. There are opportunities I've had to do some work at what people would consider "prestigious" companies but I've turned it down in order to have better work life balance.
You can tell what ripoff margins Uber expects by looking at Uber Eats. What would be a $25 pizza plus $10 delivery charge/tip turns into a $50 affair. That's a 40% surcharge for... running a website? And that's assuming they're not stealing drivers' tips as was documented a while ago (forget if it was Uber or the other one).

I only experienced this due to being the recipient of a gift card. Seriously kids, find local restaurants that have their own websites or just learn to place an order by phone. Actually support local businesses, don't just simulate it.
What concrete evidence would you like to see?
> Digital Shadows thinks the Colonial Pipeline cyber-attack has come about due to the coronavirus pandemic - the rise of engineers remotely accessing control systems for the pipeline from home.
I see. Makes sense.
Why is the network constructed in such a way that it allows things to spread?
Sure, but what is the "ultraviolet catastrophe" for gravity?
Race is a colloquial term that references a subset of a species. The exact definition of race is very fuzzy due to historical, political, and sociological implications.

Looking at the taxonomy structure in biology[1], I think Neanderthals should be considered an independent species.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxonomic_rank
Why I Love Coding (2012)
> We should shut down Russian infrastructure as retaliation.

How about, instead of causing harm to innocent Russian people by such pointless escalation, the US makes a serious and meaningful effort to secure their critical national infrastructure. As they should have done in the first place.
The mortifying ordeal of pairing all day
It's multi-dimensional. SCADA itself being networked, and it reaching other systems that may be internet-enabled.

* What systems are affected by the hack?
* Could the shutdown be needed because of critical data the ICS gets from business?
* Or is it shut down because business needs real-time data from ICS it can't ingest?

In general, the idea of completely isolating an ICS from any other network is a tough one.

My question is, how often are these critical suppliers audited by the federal government? I have worked in banking cybersecurity and the amount of auditing from federal and state regulators is mind boggling. If a single company controls 45% of fuel transport to the east coast, it should carry some designation as a quasi-state entity subject to federal cybersecurity audits like banks.
Iot ain't gonna restock the thing, clean the graffiti, fix the coin counter, replace light bulbs, clear jams
FWIW, this was standard operating procedure when dealing with upset customers at Apple Retail. If I remember correctly, it was referred to as "Acknowledge, Align, Assure". This is the acknowledging bit, and the latter portion of the sentence contains the assure bit ("we will continue to do all we can").
Someone like Linus being directly involved in TWO major projects is a rarity - most never even get to be involved in one.

And it’s not for lack of skill or even ideas - often it’s time combined with luck.
Burn. Demolish. Kill. The Horrors of the Armenian Genocide
And this is the sort of thing that kills Bitcoin (long-term). At some point you are faced with sustaining the security of your network at a cost of doing real work, if silicon manufacture were ever that scarce. Worse, if Bitcoin is the dominant currency... paying for hardware is, a weird Ouroboros of power.
firecracker is probably what you need that literally runs lambda

gvisor is also good for pure container runtimes
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>There are upper class Americans in particular who basically work extremely long hours (80-105 hour work weeks)

People in the upper class don't need to work because they're able to live off of, and build wealth from, their assets.

The lower and middle classes are defined by their economic precarity that hinges on their ability to sell their labor. If someone needs to work to "protect their status", they're upper middle class at best.
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Oxalic acid [1]. Could cause kidney stones especially if combined with other factors that may predispose you to having them. Simply cooking the spinach can remove most of it.

Personally, I ate an amount of spinach that made me an outlier(think the maximum you could fit on a foot long subway sandwich often daily for a couple years, and that was also combined with other poor choices like gas station big gulp sodas.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxalic_acid
It's not a complete replacement, but one former Simple customer has basically replicated the entire budgeting interface and integrated it with Plaid (so that it works with almost any bank).

https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/05/08/hands-on-new-budget...
Yes, let’s meekly sit back and let other countries attack us, only playing defense.

Russia caused this. If we shut down Russian infrastructure and Russian civilians get caught in the crossfire, the Russian government can blame themselves. You cannot expect to engage in acts of war without endangering your own citizens to at least some degree. To engage in war is to invite it to your homeland.

Hell, if we don’t retaliate, we may be seen as a weak and an easy target. I argue that we already are, in the realm of cybersecurity, which is why state-sponsored attacks on American companies keep happening.

Furthermore, American infrastructure, companies, and civilians come first. It should be made clear that we will deal with aggressors and acts of war. Countries do not attack the US in the physical realm out of fear of retaliation, and it should stay that way in the cyber realm.
New e-readers and e-notes for Spring 2021
I switched to protonmail and just forwarded all my mail to my protonmail address. I haven't had an issue since, and I just sign up to everything with protonmail, and if I can swap my email on my accounts, I do it as I use them.
I’ve been stocking up on various chips and components for the last month. Almost grabbed some STM32s. Maybe if I can find them.

I have this growing gut feeling we are at the peak of technology... at least for a while.
From the about page:

Objective-S is an architecture-oriented programming language based loosely on Smalltalk and Objective-C. It currently runs on macOS, iOS and Linux, the latter using GNUstep.

By allowing general architectures, Objective-S is the first general purpose programming language.

What we currently call general purpose languages are actually domain specific languages for the domain of algorithms.

http://objective.st/About
Either sitting home getting their gov checks or working for cash, and still getting their gov checks. Also, have you noticed any changes to gas prices?
"nation-state" is not just a fancy infosec word for country, and there's some debate as to whether the USA constitutes an actual nation state, rather than a state.
Super common. A lot of companies have this hard on the outside gooey on the inside model (aka flat network structure).
HTTP and HTTPS are layer 7 protocols that both go inside the layer 4 protocol TCP.

So port forward TCP and you'll be good.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model
The title should be "Why I Love Coding", but the system appears to have modified the title after submission. It would be great if the mods could revert that.
This talk is excellent. Thank you for that.

I think an issue with communicating the lack of information transmission is that the statement usually fails to acknowledge two aspects:

1) We are unable to reliably force any one entangled particle to a specified state prior to measurement. ( You mention this more passively in a gp >"First of all, we don't know which color is in which envelope at the start." )

2) After measuring we have now entangled our particle to our measurement. So, if after our measurement we change the state of our particle the previously entangled particle fails to reliably correlate.

Information is transmitted; it's useful information that we are unable to communicate.

If I give you instructions saying if the envelope contains this then do this or if it contains that then do that, you can use the information from the particle's entanglement to make that decision, but because of 2) you can only use it to make that decision reliably once, and because of 1) those two outcomes will have to be equally desirable for this form of communication; making it useless. Just roll a dice.
Do you think Colonial identified some "physical world" risk, as in the possibility of a pressure overload or pipeline leak? I imagine that verifying the integrity of these SCADA systems is a very complex task, so I'm wondering if they've already identified a possible attack vector/entry point or if this was entirely preventative.
> the only starting point we know is to quantize the force carrying fields

Sure, but what if there is no field for GR? The way I understand gravity to work (warping spacetime in such a way that proper time gets "crunched" towards mass, retarding the system's action, shifting the variationally stationary path towards the mass) does not require a force carrying field (as far as I can tell).
No, that's pretty much it. In comparison, Pizza Hut and Domino's have slightly better pizza, at a higher cost. Little Caesar's discovered that enough people (college students, in my experience) were willing to eat slightly worse quality pizza - that was larger, but at a slightly cheaper price. From memory, Domino's was $12 for a 14" pie, but Little Caesar's was $10 for two 10" pies, that weren't as tasty, but were "good value for the money"

They originally saved money by using a cardboard tray not a box, that had a paper sleeve over it to keep the pizza sanitary. They could get two pies in there for what it cost the bigger chains to deliver one.
Μπετις vs. Γραναδα, ματσάρα στην Σεβίλλη
Δύο ομάδες που απολαμβάνουν εντυπωσιακές πορείες στην κορυφαία κατηγορία της Ισπανίας θα συναντηθούν στη Σεβίλλη τη Δευτέρα το απόγευμα, καθώς η Ρεάλ Μπέτις καλωσορίζει τη Γρανάδα. Η Μπέτις είναι επί του παρόντος έβδομη στην κατάταξη, πέντε βαθμούς πίσω από την πέμπτη θέση της Ρεάλ Σοσιεδάδ με ένα παιχνίδι λιγότερο, ενώ η Γρανάδα κάθεται δύο θέσεις και έξι βαθμοί πίσω από τους σημερινούς αντιπάλους της, πριν από αυτόν τον αγώνα
Is that like how the banks all got serious about evaluating their risk carefully after the first time [1] they saw their models, and consequently their liquidity, evaporate?

Obviously I agree about your dissatisfaction with the other proposed solution: that just lets corporate entities put a low (10%) ceiling on what should be unlimited liability, allowing them to say that failing catastrophically by utter neglect to security is reliably a survivable offense (I recognize that in reality the liability of course ends at the dissolution of the corporation.)

I don't know what the actual answer is.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_economic_crises
That looks statistical analysis of some kind, it gives this example:
> the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, lowered emotional well-being by 74%.

So it's not like it can assess this number for an individual, at least not without first comparing and contrasting it with every other person in some sample group.

In other words, a true unit of happiness, would allow a completely independent measure of any one individual's current state of happiness. Imagine something like a thermometer for happiness, you point it at someone and it reads out the units of happiness (over-simplifying the application to make the point). Therefore we're not even close to knowing what this is or how to measure it, and the way we really communicate around it is by using our own subjectivity of it and making correlations.
Tree style tabs.
USB ports are generally disabled in BIOS or purposefully physically damaged on most OT systems I've worked on for oil/gas/chemicals. Many places are fond of using epoxy to block the ports.
An app that swiftly sends CPR volunteers to heart attack sufferers
Auditing an entire year's log seems very excessive. However, timestamps are recorded, focus is recorded, and I've heard of cheaters being caught from this information. It's not the main feature, but Canvas is partly a forensic tool.

And from my own observation, having a file open in the background with no focus does send occasional requests for other random file metadata that aren't open at all (edit: only for four minutes after load, and then a ping indefinitely), so that's probably a source of the false accusations. Also, it's open source if any hackers would like to take a look.

https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms
Thanks. Spent much of the day playing nethack, a traditional elderly pursuit I believe...
Japanese workers have mastered this. So many people running about the office without actually going any faster.
They finally realized the fully loaded per mile cost of owning and operating a recent model car in city traffic? And that after subtracting that, they were making close to minimum wage?
I don't know. I do like their statement since it's direct and not vague as you said.

However, I've seen multiple times on Internet that a company made an apology which looked fair to me as a bystander, while people who were affected screamed "sorry but not sorry".

I think it makes a big difference emotionally depending on if you're involved or not.
Perfect. Thanks. That was my doubt. Will try it out.
Your best bet is to get the books out of a public library. I get hundreds of dollars worth of books out every year, and it is awesome.

Alternatively, there is a Kindle Unlimited service, or the competitor Kobo Plus (and maybe other competitors), where you pay a subscription fee and can access as many books as you want. Not everything is available, but I believe there's a decent selection.
I heard a maxim that declares: "a sharp discontinuity in the frequency domain equals ringing in the time domain, and a sharp discontintuity in the time domain equals ringing in the frequency domain".

In other words it will cause ringing (oscillations, Gibbs phenomenon) in the time domain (for signals, or spatial domain for images). If instead you want a smoother result, you will need to use oscillation in the FFT domain when zeroing out bins. As that is hard to do perfectly, it's easier to specify a window function (or a classically derived FIR or IIR filter kernel) and convolve it with your input signal / image. It is also more efficient to do online when the data is streaming.
The fact that it's PHP lol. Its 2021 use a better language
I can think of some reasons why we should not retaliate against the Russian government. Perhaps we have more to lose in escalation. I don't know if this is true but it might be. If this is an attack at the behest/approval of the Russian government we don't know why they made the attack. It could be a response to something we did to them. We should not get riled up because what hasn't been reported is likely the real story. We just don't know and as citizens we ought not clamor for our leaders to respond. That sort of clamoring has in the past had very negative consequences.
without significant aircraft carrier fleet i'm not sure china has dominant control of any seas, despite best efforts in south china seas

[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_aircraft_carrier_progr...)
Most petrochemical companies have an onion structure. There are lots of layers of firewalls with what are supposed to be limited communication paths for specific applications.

We need to move to using physical layers where data can only be transmitted in one direction (and then use something like UDP)