skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Huh? I dunno, but I do believe no guy wants to wait 4x as long to be politically correct or for whatever marginal perceived benefit there may be for some tiny population. Nevermind the cost

Your example is way off because they are not equal processing tasks obviously and resources may not be mostly idle you just made that all up

And even if there is an inefficiency or inequality that doesn't mean the answer is unisex bathrooms I could come up with an equally contrived example for how inefficient that is
Men have an almost non-existent ability to regulate their emotions, so whether it's blame or condescension (I'm doing it here, too, you see?), and yet they believe that they are in full control, above it all, and high and mighty in their crooked, emotionally rigged rationality. Oh, whatever. Downvote to hell. :)
> condescending millennial speak

Excuse me? "millennial speak?"
I submitted some changes a couple years ago and something named "Hulk Robot" at Huawei found my change didn't build with a certain kernel config, and sent a patch to fix. I think there's a lot of distributed checking going on even if kernel.org doesn't have an official pipeline or unit testing.
Unless they’ve attempted it, which many people alive today have. I suspect even more have seriously considered it. But I agree that it is an acutely foreign place relative to the average human experience.
And would you take that statement at face value from a company that just left their docker based mongo instance Internet public? It’s safe to assume that your info has already been leaked, but situations like this are why that assumption is safe.
Well it's not like we don't know that eating excessive amounts of food, is going to cause health problems related to obesity or otherwise.
you can but the issue is they limit the media storage to 8gb. :eyeroll. I can see why they'd want to leave some to the OS, but it really defeats half the purpose of 32 on a watch as is if limited to 8GB for media.
This article is both amazing and shocking.

That some random person could make a case against an ageing individual and with little evidence assert their incompetence and thereby become their guardian with full control of all aspects of their life is unbelievable.

Whilst I don't doubt that there are people (of all ages) who struggle with independent living, taking away their right to decide their fate is something that should never be possible except in the most extreme conditions and as an absolute last resort.

In a country that prizes individual freedoms this is completely unbelievable.
> This drone does not fit the description of any known DOD drone, so you should assume it’s classified. The DOD is meticulous about only flying classified aircraft in restricted airspace

I think the most likely explanation is somewhere between. Plenty of private companies work on tech that is then sold to the DOD and classified (and they continue to produce for the military), but before it is released it is not technically classified.
Defaults have long been changed to prevent listening on 0.0.0.0 by default; this has been the case since May of 2017, over 4 years ago. In order for this to occur, a user has to explicitly turn on listening on all interfaces.

In conjunction with this, prudence would dictate that you enable authentication as well. In this case, it seems that reliance was placed on Docker to maintain iptables settings to disallow connections from untrusted IPs and that iptables setting was reset.

As always, defense in depth is a good strategy; authentication in addition to firewall rules would have prevented this.
Are you in a particular industry or area that may be more inclusive? I'm not quite 40 but it would be nice to hedge towards long term employment.
Yeah, definitely democracy killed all those people.
You know nothing about demographics and race. Do some research before for you continue this conversation.
I hope not. I worked in the coffee industry and consumed 10-20 shots of espresso a day. Sometimes more.
Then consultants go to jail. And if these consultants are in China or some other country, then the law can be formulated in a way someone should go to jail.

Top managers will deny everything, but FBI will start investigations, the will be a whistleblower, and eventually FBI will offer a deal to some middle manager to testify in court that top managers knew that "consultants" were actually hackers.

This will be enough to greatly discourage stakeholders to participate in paying to these consultants even indirectly.

Maybe it won't work perfectly, but at least it will make paying more risky, more expensive, thus less often.

Sanctions work the same way. You can't deal with a company who is under sanctions, and if you try to use some intermediary to get around sanctions, you can still be fined at least.
Some services do this. I live in Indonesia at the moment and there are various Dutch websites I can't access: I can't view the website of a political party for example, and I can't access newyorkpizza.nl either to unsubscribe from their stupid newsletter emails (I just blackholed them, but still). I also couldn't view their data breach announcement from a few weeks ago. Some news websites block foreign access as well.

ACM also blocked a lot of Indonesian IP addresses (because "infiltrated by sci-hub" according to their support, but since carried-grade NAT is ubiquitous here you end up blocking vast swaths of the country).

All in all, it's really annoying.

Yeah, you're going to stop various bad actors with this – no denying that – but you're also going to block your own nationals who happen to be abroad. Especially for a lot of critical services (banks, gov't, etc.) it's pretty much a non-starter.
my laptop's sound card shows up in Linux & everything works except the speakers never come on, and I've long wanted to try to reverse engineer the drivers. the debugger this in this release sound like they might be a possible way to see what happens on windows. there's probably a power amplifier that needs to get turned on or something. the new debugger is primarily for debugging apps but they do mention experimental support for more kernel centric debugging.
All major US cities are close to USAF bases. "use them as a training exercise" is ludicrous. The last thing a secret aircraft program needs is involvement from officers in public safety, whose job it is to publicize these events. You don't want your secret aircraft known to the public.
Zero reason to have database servers with an internet connection. These days you can ship in an entire environment with containers into borderline air gapped environments.
I’m kind of shocked this is even deemed acceptable architecture. You’d think docker wouldn’t even touch iptables unless explicitly told to.
Only reason I noticed was a command was taking slightly longer than normal and I checked htop and saw redis using 100% cpu. Absolutely insane this is the Docker default.
Is Chrome more secure because it has its own update engine?
Credibly accused of rape and multiple murders is the most accurate
It would be very nice if the thieves are kind-hearted, gentle people themselves. On account of they have enough money to fund a militia and invade a small country now.
The table in your link says yes.
Supreme Court says school can’t unish student for profane Snapchat post
It's good to remember that Primogeniture and hereditary monarchy are only recently out of fashion in the west.
If you were white maybe. Black or Native American, not so much.
That's the thing. You are supposed to specialize in market demand skills. You could be God mode engineer in computer hardware design. But it seems there is not enough traction there right now.
We have already built a corporate dystopia where plebs spend their precious time making content which enables a giant multinational company to generate billions in advertising dollars.

In exchange we get free email.
Something doesn't add up in the story here. It seems like they suggested every other way in the book to withdraw funds other than a regular ACH transfer.
As a millennial myself I appreciate this type of lingo. I think it’s a generational or cultural shift if some sort
How does that protect you from VPNed traffic? Or residential proxies? Local botnets?
Right, but again, it's not 911, it's a software company. The user's company is not gonna go bankrupt, they can still use the application.

It is a front line support rep, it is the same as some guy at McDonald's. Yes, I think people are entitled when they feel they have a right to be mean or difficult to some person who is just trying to do their job and is making a plausible attempt to be nice to you. You can't read that workers mind, they said one word that can be plausibly used in either circumstance. That word expresses anguish that their customer is having trouble. That is empathy if it was used sincerely. It is not the south park episode with the cable company workers.
What kind of revolution is the Blockchain revolution [feedback welcome]
Lol he fled his trial. Also people can make up their own mind and people can credibility can him a rapest and a murderer
That's fair! I overstretched my analogy a little :)
Windows running on the Linux kernel. Not going to happen - yet, but it would be fun…
Good article. Michael Young is saying I think we don’t have a real meritocracy. We have a self perpetuating elite that cloaks itself with a veneer of education and eruditeness. They not only have the gold, they control the universities that supposedly guarantee fairness and supposedly judges merit without bias.

If it looks like self dealing, if it sounds like self righteousness, if it stinks like hypocrisy —- it is because it is.
Sensors and computers aren't meaningfully different for a 5' quadrotor vs a 5" micro. Same physics, same control loop.
I think I still have my printouts of the PLL algorithms somewhere…

Cool to learn this is the same guy.
I’m the only family who has heard of QAnon. They have no idea who she is.

You weren’t comparing QAnon supporters to Nazis. You were comparing Trump supporters to Nazis.

> There is little difference in my mind between Hitlers supporters in the 30s and Trumps supporters in the 2020s and in the modern day Republican party if you aren't a Trump supporter you aren't welcome near anywhere.
Yes, that's why I specified he may "know where the bodies are buried."
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It's how they can make containers feel like isolated little subnets without resorting to vxlan or other kernel-level stuff. It's a great development experience and I'd be sad to see it go. But.... it really needs to proactively detect and warn users. The issue has been known for many years. A quick little check and error out on startup if you're running on Ubuntu or have ufw enabled would probably save 99% of the pain people have had with it over the years.
Report UFOs as Physical Likelihood Ratios
All this, and if you have really complicated state, check out Fulcro, which gives you a normalized database in your browser, among other things: https://book.fulcrologic.com/
Either there are facts not accurately recounted above, or the attorney did a shitty job. It’s as simple as that.
I heard (from a research professor!) that the best way to learn real-world large-scale design patterns is to work in industry. Because at a big company, you are working on a real-world large-scale system. So I would recommend, if you have the opportunity, try getting an internship before grad school.

Of course not all companies have the best practices, but in my experience most do. If you decide to find an internship, ask about design patterns / code reviews in your interviews.

Alternatively, you could read up on good design patterns and practice. I've heard people recommend Uncle Bob's "Clean Code" and "How to Design Programs". Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25299547.
Libreoffice is the main project now when they left openoffice.
I explained how it will work.

Care you explain where I'm wrong or present any arguments to substantiate your point of view?

Otherwise you comment is equivalent to just "I disagree", which contributes zero to the discussion.
I don't know about that. Carbs combined with sedentary lifestyles, processed foods etc is probably closer to the truth
Reading this quote made me again think Hunter S Thompson is overrated. It's all like "Woo! this guy SO EXTREME!" Not a patch on Tom Wolfe.
In my experience, it's mostly the Millienial developer who writes error messages like these and the Gen X that takes offence (probably because this reminds them of their condescending Boomer parents ;))
Why do you call them "script kiddie" and not a hacker? IMO it's still a hacker even if the attack is not very sophisticated or even if you made a big security mistake.
https://www.w3.org/TR/2017/WD-css-align-3-20170906/#gaps

gaps is 4 years old. this company is trash & awful & their pathetic negligence is fucking up the web something wicked. it's obvious as fuck what sabotage this is & it sucks. this isnt caution it's anti-competitive against the internet.

that the spec is changing is a huge cop out. apple can't drag their feet for years on every spec while preventing apple users from getting a better web experience, but they do. it's a trashfire way to treat the web, to hold it back. then to be constantly breaking features? apple doesn't just not care, they chronically underfund & debilitate the web.
Their are plenty non ridiculous examples, but no clear place to draw the line.

What if I asked to be addressed as "Sir"? Would it matter if I were nobility, or a nobody just trying to assert dominance? Or if you hated me and thought I was the opposite of a gentleman? But what if I thought of myself as a perfect gentlemen? Are you bound by my self perception?

Ridiculous is a relative term. If I think a request is ridiculous, am I free to ignore it?
optimize the png bitfields for gan transcoder and you got low cost twitch stream network

ps: eos
Did you have default or something setup for mongo db users? Because even if it open to world a strong password and fail2ban would stop this. Still dumb of docker to not be more clear. Sometimes I wish BSD jails become more popular.
Where did you get 5x3 ft quadcopter? I only found an FBI interviewee saying it was 4-6 feet diameter and unknown if it was quad or hex configuration. If they couldn't count the propellers, I wouldn't be confident they saw any propellers at all. Maybe it was fixed wing, for instance.
The strange thing for me is that I lost the ability to taste citrus (I can still taste the acidity, but not what makes it good) but gained a heightened sensitivity to other things... I can taste the preservatives in bagged salads and it sucks.
Yes that's casual. But how it that inappropriate? It's not a legal document.
ZeRØ: Zero-Overhead Resilient Operation Under Pointer Integrity Attacks [pdf]
Maybe most reasonably experienced adults know that drugs screw your life up.
Perhaps the people should provide the teachers /school with more ways to punish disruption. Let schools expel and suspend disruptive students. Don't let bad actors hurt the rest. But from what I've heard, they do the opposite.
People seeing UFOs are notorious for imposing their prejudices onto what they think they see. If they don't give an objective description of their observation but rather a conclusion like "drone" or "6 feet" (how did they estimate size without knowing speed or distance?), then it's not worth much.
I ran into this iptables issue in 2017 while setting up Monica in a Docker container, decided to never use docker since.
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Thanks for the info, I haven’t payed attention to mongo since the last time I was personally burned by data corruption in the pre-2017 and web-scale (/dev/null db) era. Sounds there’s a mix of blame to go around- but it also sounds like exactly the MongoDB era I remember and hate. They know very well what their dockerhub image install looks like, and if they didn’t like it- they could request a change.

Edit: they/(you || your employer). I know it gets tedious, but calling out your conflicts of interest can save everyone a lot of time.
I agree with most of what the author advocates for. However, I'd like to point out that the first priority while building a startup is to get everything working fast.

If your idea works, there'd be a lot of users/clients, you'll probably get funding and you can go ahead and re-write your code to your specific use cases with a larger and better team.

The author mentions some really great and valid points on improving code quality of which I disagree with using FBVs over CBVs. Maintaining Class Based Views is inherently easier than maintaining FBVs. CBVs are well-defined and can be modified more easily in lesser amount of time essentially performing the same tasks as FBVs for a particular logic.

However, when using APIs, I do think that FBVs are more clear in some cases and have better readability. At the same time though, CBVs make sense when you're performing only one of GET, POST, or DELETE operations.

Inheritance is not as hard to figure out in these classes as the author claims it is. In some cases, it might become overwhelming but that is not going to happen at all if your app never grows which leads me to my original point, you need to build whatever you are working on fast.

CBVs, fat models ( which I also suggest using ) are easier to implement than writing more code in scattered FBVs.

Why do I suggest fat models?
Adding well defined methods that relate to the context of your model inside your model, in my opinion, increases readability and makes testing easier.

Again, the goal is to build and grow a startup. You can always implement entirely different approach that works specifically for your use-case later. Even then, I think CBVs would be useful.
It isn't absolutes and you should know that. It does not prevent all infections, or all symptomatic infections. It reduces both. Do condoms prevent all pregnancies? No, do they prevent many? Yes. And if I don't want a baby, I am wearing a condom, even if they aren't perfect. I am not going to say "welp, condoms are not 100% perfect, so I am going in raw!"
Could you support this with data of your own? I know that applies to university level education, but I've never seen the data for lower levels of education.
Someone should patent the business model of patent trolling.
If you begin using tuples with named fields, they will technically be of a different type than anon tuples. To keep it simple, just use anon tuples consistently everywhere.

I have some notes on tuples in Nim: https://scripter.co/notes/nim/#tuples
Redis can be exploited to run executables ???
Oh right, that article! Sure, but if I'm making assertions about organizations like Stonewall, I'd rather cite them directly, rather than indirectly from an Economist story.
I think there are some good lessons here:

1. Even if you have one way to protect your database (e.g., firewall rules), you should have another. In this case, use a database password or (better) client TLS certificate to authenticate traffic. We're all human and we mess up. You should be designing systems that are graceful in response to your inevitable mistakes.

2. If you can afford another server/a hosting provider with VPC-like features, don't put your databases on the open internet. Run them in a private network (RFC 1918), behind a NAT and a load balancer/entrypoint that only routes to your internet-serving applications. Allow only those application servers to hit your databases. If you had done this, the attacker wouldn't have noticed your mistake, because all they could hit was your public server.

3. Keep regular backups. Oh, and test them! If you don't test your backups, you don't have backups - you have archives. In the GitLab data loss incident [0], they had 3 methods of data backup, but all of them failed. A regular test would have discovered this. Don't make that mistake.

Good on you for sharing the events as they happen. I think people tend to be much more forgiving in response to openness. Don't freak out, and write a public postmortem when you're done.

[0]: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2017/02/01/gitlab-dot-com-data...
What race categories are correct? Race is arbitrarily defined so any categorization is going to have flaws.

At least Census is consistent.
As has been said in this thread many times, there is a middle ground here: geniuses exist, of course, but are not necessarily solely responsible for great leaps forward in progress.

What’s also worth mentioning is that geniuses stand on the shoulders of abstraction, the most powerful (and scary!) force known to man. The more and more we abstract away problems, the more and more geniuses can scaffold on top of that abstraction. This compounding effect is more responsible for innovation than the admittedly gifted and great individuals who channel it.

“If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants.” — Isaac Newton
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Is "achieved success" vs. notoriety something to consider here? Maybe parameterized w.r.t. time period? (90s vs. now, etc.)
It's been clear to me we're at the tail end of the golden age of online videos and I and many others have been furiously downloading in preparation for the inevitable.
Are you sure you want to use a fictional story as an example？
The solution isn’t more rationalizing, but ceasing the thought :)
From a quick skim through https://github.com/samuelclay/newsblur for models extending mongo.Document, it looks like the following private customer data has been breached:

- all story content from all private feeds

- any uploaded OPML files, including URLs for any private RSS feeds

- User’s twitter/facebook account info and access tokens, if the user had linked those services with their newsblur account

- all data that would be used to create a user profile page, including email address, whether the user had a public profile or not

However most personal data, such as password hashes and billing info, was stored in postgres.
It was over the price of bitcoin.
I think it’s fine. Script kiddie is a strict subset of “hacker” in the negative sense of the word “hacker”. It’s a way to convey to the reader the level of sophistication used in the attack by describing the hacker in this way.
I disagree, those labels have many aims, none of which are good and most of which seem to be a form of ending conversations before any meaningful conclusion is reached.
No, that's precisely my point, there is no conspiracy and qui bono is not sufficient. I was being unclear perhaps, but I was trying to suscitate your incredulity. Just because someone benefits doesn't mean they intended it.
The Nimitz "Gimbal" UFO has been explained. I don't think you can count it as unexplainable.
When parrots dance it is always slightly off rhythm, but surely theyre sync'd with some aspect of the signal