skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To some extent this is similar to my Orgmode setup.

(has deadlines, agenda for calendar-like features, headers/chapters...)

The big advantage is that Orgmode is just text, meaning I can make small tweaks via mobile without opening any special software.
Quantum data links seem great for establishing shared symmetric keys, which are much more practical than asymmetric keys for fast de/encryption.

However the key sharing process still relies on some process like Diffie-Hellman, or sending a PGP encrypted symmetric key generator.

Are there any key advantages to using QKD over these methods?
An MMX Pentium would run circles around the PSX as it could
play lots of games with a 3DFX.

A Pentium Pro could run Unreal, I think. That game (and engine) basically could crush down any PSX and N64 at once.

A Pentium 2 could emulate the PSX at lowest settings.
problem with opinions is that they can be (and usually are) ignorant.
nothing special, according to Warren Buffet. he may have a slight preference to not reveal the real reason to the whole world, don't you think?
> dialed up their rhetoric to 11

There appears to have been several years when the then-president of the US frequently made statements which were "dialled up to 11".

Much of the media covering this period dialled their coverage, responses and rebuttals up to 11.

Once that behaviour gets entrenched, doesn't it reach a point where it's almost impossible to have a normal exchange?
WebKit will be WebKit and this is a change in the original argument.

Nobody will burn a zero day to collect random people's data. It's a completely different threat model.
GitOps and declarative infrastructure approach for Strapi deployments
>Nope. These particular laws are tailored to suppress coerced prostitution, which is rather the norm than the exception when prostitution is legal.

You'd really have to give good data to support this claim. Specifically, you'll have to prove that the majority of prostitution under a legal system is coerced.

And I'm adding an addendum here, a level of control equal to or lower than the standard job doesn't count. I.e. I'm not coerced in which I have to work to feed myself. That goes against what people generally define as coercion here.
I’m currently building something like this, though I don’t currently have anything open for actual consumption yet. I’d be interested to know what you’d expect the system to do.

It’s basically a standalone system, but can connect to confluence to retrieve requirements, and/or Jira to turn requirements into tickets.

It allows you to group requirements into an arbitrary number of levels, and keeps track of any changes to the requirement. Major changes to the contents can be tagged as a new version, which can give you an idea of how many ‘breaking’ changes there are.

If you integrate with Jira, and the original ticket is already completed, then it’ll create a new one for the new version of the requirement.

Ideally it’ll have a planning component at some point (e.g. auto gantt chart), but not yet.
I'm currently having a love affair with a loaf of bread. Once I discovered that pan grilled fresh bread was superior to toast (because the moisture content is retained), my entire life changed. Try it, you'll never toast again.
I was talking about averages, you counter with a very specific example: midwest or southern states software devs.

I could counter with Italy, where you can call yourself lucky if you get 2000 Euros a month after taxes, as a senior dev. And it's not a particularly cheap country either.

I think it's more useful to look at averages, e.g. https://www.daxx.com/blog/development-trends/it-salaries-sof...

Keep in mind that the sums are usually before tax. Income taxes in the US for a 100k salary can be as low as 10%. Add 5% for healthcare and you end up with 85% in your pocket. In Europe, with the exception of Switzerland, they will take 45-55% of your money, especially above 60k; so from a 60k salary in Germany you take home 30k.

I would say 30k vs 85k is a lot to make up the difference for "free" college and "free" healthcare.

If you could choose free university and then 50 years of 30k income VS 200k in debts and then 50 years of 85k income, what would you choose?

But again, my point is that the US education and healthcare have enough funding even with the lower taxation. Funding is not a problem, US has more or similar funding than other developed nations: healthcare, education, welfare benefits.
https://centralviral.com/123movies/ is the free movie stre to watch.
Are you comparing John McAfee to a serial killer? For real?
Don't do PHP, folks.
https://ppelisplus.com/ este sitio no almacena ningún archivo en su servidor. Todos los contenidos son proporcionados por terceros no afiliados.
Feeling this loneliness in your own projects is very common. They are somehow a long distance race. If you like it, you will find motivation sooner or later. Obviously, the lack of a paycheck for your own project may discourage you. However, nobody says it would be easy. Take into account that only because is a personal project, it does not mean that you will not find the difficulties of a real project. Lack of motivation is one of them.

Something that I find encouraging in my personal projects is to stop for a while, take breath, and realize of how much I have accomplished so far. It is probable that a little voice in your head will say "there is still a lot to be done". And maybe it is true. However, I think that satisfaction must be found in the daily task, not in the final outcome :)
Yes, with cdrdao I could read any rented PSX disc under Linux in order to "backup" it.
Facebook Removed Option for Opening Links in Third-Party Browsers in Android
I think the fundamental issue is that the most important factor in succeeding as a politician (and I mean that in the broader sense of anybody who takes on political accountability), is the art of avoiding accountability entirely. The truth often stand directly in the way of that objective, so this idea of the scientific politician is already starting off as a bit of an oxymoron.

Another problem is that politicians are just fundamentally bad at risk management. I’m sure we’ve all worked with those types of politicians at least once. They never want to try anything, because the risk it will fail is unacceptable, and the most important part of solving any problem is finding somebody else to blame. Politicians in public office are the worst at this. I used to live in a place where road deaths where a big cause for public concern, and I watched somebody get elected to office on the platform of reducing road deaths to 0. Now, anybody with any experience in risk management would know that attempting to reduce the likelihood of any risk to 0 is not only a bad idea, but is just simply impossible. The goal of risk management is to reduce the likelihood and impact of risks to an acceptable level, but a politician can’t stand in front of a news camera and say “an acceptable number of people died on our roads this year”.

I think even if you left the risk assessment portion of pandemic management entirely to the “experts”, it’s this deeply flawed style of politically managing these risks that has been biggest source of controversy. To start making risk management decisions on behalf of other people, it is necessary to curtail their liberty, and regardless of how medically unqualified the general population is, they can plainly see that a lot of the policy decisions around the pandemic have been very politically influenced.
Perhaps, but relatively speaking it’s not necessarily a better life. You’d likely rather be a doctor in Belize then a ditch digger in Manhattan, quality of life-wise.
There are weight classes in weightlifting, boxing etc
Your employer might require it.
Because if your app is on the Play store, it installs and updates easily and neatly.

If you install a third-party store, every installation is met with scary warnings about installing from unknown sources and how unprotected you are.

It's hard to make a store work if your customers are bombarded with warnings about how dangerous you are.
It happens to focus on groups that are currently minorities, but it's not so much about the demographic makeup, but about power. And majority does not equate to power. That's just false, and it'd contradict Marxism, or even something like the colonization of Africa, among other historical events. I don't know the history of Africa in depth, so correct me if I'm wrong, but my assumption is that the European colonizers at the time didn't have to reach the majority of the population to take over the power there. What I'm essentially asking is whether you'd be fine with putting the blame (again, just in principle, so we don't have to debate the validity of such theories) on the Jewish elites for the way things are and the Jewish people for upholding such system, because it doesn't impact them negatively, because they believe it benefits them, because they fear the backlash, and so on and so forth.

But I guess your other comment already answers that, so if you're opposed to practices like the one below, then we're in agreement:

> A public school system in New York has introduced a new curriculum to teach that 'all white people play a part in perpetuating systemic racism', and show kindergarten classes videos of black children shot and killed by police, instructing them about the dangers of police brutality.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/buffalo-schools-claim-all-...

Appeal to authority just in case, it was fact-checked by Newsweek and ruled as true: https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-are-buffalo-schools-teac...
Earlier models (such as the A3000 my family bought in the early '90s) booted from ROM and would drop you at a desktop in literally 1-2 seconds. The POST screen was basically just "RISC OS 2.00 2048K RAM" (or something along those lines) and then all of a sudden it shows the desktop ready to use. Sadly later models would boot from HDD instead (copying the approach used by Microsoft for Windows) and these took ages to boot.
Addendum, because I see some unexplained opposition to this argument.

I don't see how you can say people are smart enough to decide when and how to sideload an app - especially if existing apps leave the appstore and start doing shady things in the background - , but not smart enough to buy devices that have a software distribution model in their best interest. Either people are making informed choices or they're not.
quart it with a quadruple header!
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https://www.sereneteh.com/lucky-patcher-apk/ is an Android application that lets you hack in-app purchases of any Android Application & Android Game on your smartphones. It is basically an associate android application that is impeccably one of the leading famed established applications. The app has the capability to fix various applications and games.
Lego reveals first prototype brick made from recycled plastic
If the App Store is a feature, then maybe they should charge more for the product to cover that feature.
Thats odd cause the OS was on rom. I remember them taking just a couple of seconds to boot. Now at my school most the machines were "just" networked and didn't contain their own hard drives (Though the A5000's did have their own drives as well as being networked).

Applications that were not on the rom were loaded from the network which meant if all the kids loaded differnt things all at the same time the network/fileserver could get congested witch slowed loading times but I don't recall loading times being too bad but that might just be recalling the experiance though rose tinted glasses.

This allowed finer control of the applications what could be installed as the network was kept in read only mode for most of the time and only swapped into write enabled mode when updates and new applications were needed to be installed. the Read Only/Write Enable switch was a keyswitch on the fileserver case which was stored in a locked room. For the age it was "enough" security.

I have fond memories of the Archimedes as the first time I got paid for my code it was written on one.
I have to weigh in on this.

Based on my observations, on offense (and in a team situation), skill trumps height.

On defense, there's no way a much shorter player can reliably guard a taller player. And definitely not one on one. I've watched many one on one clips and thought 'wow size is everything.'

Sure, Steph Curry is probably the most skilled player in the league. But do you think a team with five Steph Currys can beat a team with, say, five Paul Georges? I'm not so sure.
I have used Workflowy and Trello on a lot of projects, both of which make drag-and-drop prioritizing and bucketing "fun". These days it's usually a quick HackMD shared with the team.
How Can I scrape emails and Phone Numbers from Facebook?
Well, the analogy might in fact be better than I thought: suspicion was initially cast at the Dutch and French since there were recent real wars with these countries (never mind “soft” combat like blocking investigations etc).

As an aside, I’m not taking a side in “blame” on China. I’m really only talking about the public opinion side of things. The cause of the fire was found through an investigation, and had nothing to do with the mob “crowdsourced” sleuthing. And the mob kept changing its mind as to who is to blame.

Sounds to me a lot like NYTimes saying one time “of course it’s not China you bigoted racist” to “ooh questions are being asked and it’s suspicious we don’t have answers” without any real change in available evidence.
Upon reflection, I have experienced this so it all makes sense now. Thanks.
You could try consequences. Some variation of the following might work.

Your diet fallback position now consists of chicken and broccoli and one meal per day. No sauces no famcy drinks, no coffee. You must walk the equivalent of 15000 steps. That is your "little hell". You come up with a different scenario for "little heaven".

There's your fallback position when you don't deliver on daily or weekly goal. If you do deliver you know what happens as well.

Now do your thing. Set goals etc.

The actual choice of food etc isn’t important. Hell: Make it spartan / Make it limited. Heaven: make it fun / expansive. Don't even need to make it food/exercise. Plenty of other options. Use your imagination.
> The likes of AWS already make it a bit harder to expose an insecure server

Has this changed recently? S3 was a huge part of data leaks a few years ago, and that's basically a managed server.
It still works under windows, on amd at least.
> Something I don't fully understand is why single-use plastics are still in use.

Because it's not so simple to replace them in the supply chain, taking everything into account.

I am also not convinced that there really are better alternatives in term of pollution in all cases. I think analysing the pros and cons fully in the complete chain (e.g. from mining to disposal of waste) is also complex.

For instance: Is a thin and light plastic used once and incinerated in a state of the art facility (that might produce heat/electricity in the process) necessarily worse than re-useable glass that is much heavier, may require more energy to produce, and require energy and resources (including water) to re-use? (I take this example because there seems to be a revival of glass bottles and containers as a green alternative to plastic)
I don't think this is a simple question and it touches on many things including how energy is produced, whether plastic is produced from fossil fuels or not, etc.

Moreover, do we necessarily need an alternative to single-use plastics, or would different plastics (fully compostable, sustainably sourced, etc) fit the bill?

It seems to me that "let's ban all single-use plastics" is a simplistic approach in a world that likes simplistic "solutions".
Very small n, but nonetheless entertaining:

> “There was one individual who went on vacation, and five hairs on that person’s head reverted back to dark during the vacation, synchronized in time,” Picard says.
The idea that all or most of these missing videos are due to GDPR deletion requests is completely incorrect. They are almost all from spurious copyright takedown requests. YouTube has no legal obligation to automatically honor these, and it certainly doesn't have to delete all associated metadata. Framing this issue as an instance of YouTube being respectful of their users data is ridiculous.
3. Business Incentive.

It's very simple. If I'm the owner a plastic factory not only will I fight any product that can potentially replace the product I make, but I will delude myself and pay to delude others into thinking the replacement product is inferior.

No system is perfect and one of the negative side effects of capitalism is that short term individual interests often overpower long term collective interests.
Or use starship...
I've just misread "and It’s IRReversible" and immediately felt more stress because of that X-(
The tell tale signs of a quack theory is hiding behind "it's for entertainment" legalese while portraying it as anything but. If only we could collectively agree to not make such an effort at giving these people megaphones.
You have to do both, and this is clear in hindsight because of the challenges involved in setting up effective screening.

Eg, close border until effective screening is in place
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Can't blame them, even systems from US based companies often sold in UK/Europe better than they sold in the US without any involvement from Microsoft (I'm talking, of course, about the Commodore Amiga).
Of course ... Makes sense now, thanks! Someone mentioned below that drinking from a metal cup compared with glass tastes different, which again makes sense to me.

Where do you buy your pu'erh? I'll have to buy some, plus a sake cup it seems!
What is starship?

Edit: Found it, it’s a cross-shell prompt. Appears to require a binary install.
But can you know how people will use your software? I think it's better to plan for the unexpected, and just make sure each individual part doesn't affect the others. For example, CSS basically offers infinite flexibility in a graphics model, often with unforeseen run-on consequences within the document. People use it in all kinds of crazy ways. But it's not a big deal, because it doesn't usually interfere with app logic on any deeper level. A narrower case to make could be, it's actually good to offer tons of options, just make them all, like, optional and isolated.
Brazil: iPhone theft for bank account credentials
I Brazil increasingly IPhones get stolen not for the hardware but for accessing owners bank accounts.
While I do like the accessibility of ‘free’ (as in beer) for people that otherwise couldn’t afford to have a ‘voice’ with their blog, I believe it’s unwise to suggest/endorse more people use a centralizing platform like Cloudflare which is breaking the internet for other people who want to be ‘free’ (as in freedom) to listen in a secure way. Cloudflare is actively hostile towards Tor and VPNs (also hosting the hardest CAPTCHA system out there for real humans). We’ve recently in the last month seen the ramifications of these CDNs middling between too many sites with Fastly and Bunny going down.

For more reasons to not use Cloudflare: https://git.honeypot.im/crimeflare/stop-cloudflare/src/branc...
Are there any projects which scan public playlists for unlisted videos and archive them?
I got curious, downloaded the source, compiled with LaTeX and, separately, imported the source file in TeXmacs.

Perhaps there are a few points in which TeXmacs' import can be improved immediately (other things seem a bit more complex). I wrote a post at http://forum.texmacs.cn/t/latex-import-hacker-news-example/4...

One thing that makes a small part of the import not work is that in the LaTeX source some of the macros are defined after the start of the document, and TeXmacs sees them too late to take them into account when formatting the title.

Said this, TeXmacs finds the references, and LaTeX does not (I do not find the bibliography file, which is named "bibliography") ... how is this possible?
https://starship.rs/

https://github.com/starship/starship
It’s good, it’s not particularly clever but as another comment says, that doesn’t really matter. Everyone should be doing this. It doesn’t have to be json payloads. We do the same with lazy loaded react components which are served directly from our cdn as needed. Probably not quite as efficient given react overhead but the effect is similar.
The main obstacle for me was understanding variables and "=" operator. It wasn't immediately obvious to me what happens to variables in a "for" loop for example.

I knew you can count up thanks to it, but I had no mental model of step-by-step execution and variables changing values, so I couldn't predict how this will behave:

FOR X = 1 TO 10
Z = Y
Y = X + 1
PRINT Z
NEXT X

It probably didn't helped that I only knew Polish at that time and BASIC was in English and the manual for my C64 was in German :)

So I mostly typed in the programs from that manual to see what happens and played with the numbers there to see what changes. Some programs I never got to work - for example the one with sprites. The whole thing with programming for me was to make my own games so I was pretty devastated by that, and it was before anybody had internet so I was stuck :)

Then I got a PC and Turbo Basic (and later Turbo Pascal). And a book about Turbo Pascal in Polish - and then I really understood most of the concepts in programming - user defined functions and procedures, recurrence, dynamic memory, pointers, data structures, etc.

After that each next language was just a little different from the previous one so it was pretty easy.
Now, reverse it backward. Not only I don't know them, but neither they know me. Can you see the issue now?

There is such a thing as technical writing style and it is about the relevance of information pieces and the relations between them.
I use ProductBoard. It's fairly expensive but pretty great. I gather requirements into PB and use the inbuilt editor to flesh them out. When a story is ready I push a button and it ends up in Trello (but you can add your own integrations; there's one for github for example). The integrations aren't perfect but I love it. Used it in my last job and brought it in at my current job.

https://productboard.com
Well, I enjoyed (skimming through) it :)

The part where the two of you discuss how Firefox and Chrome now load progressive JPGs with blur instead of keeping it pixelated made me wonder: what happens if I set the CSS of an image to upscale it with pixelation? Does it also force progressive JPGs to stay pixelated while loading?

[0] http://phrogz.net/tmp/canvas_image_zoom.html
The more I learn about what's been done to this poor woman, the more disgusted I become; time and time again it appears that people have exploited her and made her life hell for personal gain.
Thomas Jefferson High admits a more diverse class, system says
That's overblown. Going into hiding is easy with a pile of money by your side. Just cross into a country with a different language, change your appearance by changing your body fat % or growing hair, then buy yourself some new ID documents. That's literally 1 or 2 years of work and you are now successfully hiding in plain sight. Most people would take that trade off
FDA to add warning about rare heart inflammation to Moderna, Pfizer fact sheets