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I’ll just leave this here.

- https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/11/body-found-in-canada-ide...

- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Miller_(political_ad...

It’s totally a possibility for someone to be a “minority” or Jewish and also a white supremacist, anti-immigrant, or far-rightist.
Makes me glad I have been migrating away from bitbucket as I update projects lately.
Good question.

Yes, sometimes it is necessary, if that topic is relentlessly pounded into you as the parent commenter suggests. Hearing about something again and again is tiresome. Some people can and will grow irritated with that. And so they push back. Being mildly dismissive is probably the least you could hope for in that circumstance.
With multiple light sources, the white balance is undefined and you need to compromise somehow, yeah.

Even a scene where there is strong sunlight and a bright blue sky will make white balancing quite difficult, as the shadows are lit with sky blue skylight and the sunlit parts are lit with the sun.

I use darktable and it's possible to correct the blue tint in shadows, but like... it's annoying. And at some point I'd say fuck it and just accept that photography is not a science.
I just download them for the cool music
This is not new. Internet porn was mainstream when I was in middle/high school in the 00's. Every boy was looking at it and it was way more hard-core than what you see on onlyfans. If anything porn has gotten softer since then.
Code is for me to bury little tiny cables in my backyard 24" down. These giant mega cables have to be at least 36" down, right? Are rodents going 36" deep and eating into cables really a thing?
'...You could argue that I still have the choice to avoid using online services entirely. Which is what I do...'

Same here. Outside of HN, very few sites I will actually visit making use of outline dot com or internet archive when needed
Do you know what joke/irony/sense of humor is?
From his wikipedia entry:

> The Jerusalem Post describes his support for Israel as a "far-right Zionism". He calls all "nationalists" to join in the struggle against "cultural Marxists/multiculturalists" [1]

Now fear of "cultural Marxists" destroying Europe/US/Christianity etc is mainstream talk in right of center politics.

[1] http://www.jpost.com/International/Norway-attack-suspect-had...
“The State” Is a Story We Tell Ourselves
The question is whether the small-scale activity has an impact on hunger, though. Very anecdotally, when I'm active, I have an easier time feeling full.
All of the "successful" subs are either small enough to self-govern effectively because they feel like actual communities or they have hardcore, uncompromising moderator teams that enforce the rules swiftly.

askhistorians is the best example I can think of. askscience close behind.
> Exfiltration means getting hold of data which you shouldn't be able to access or download.

That's incorrect. Someone with legitimate access to data can still exfiltrate it, which means to covertly remove it to outside the organization.

For example, someone in HR might have payroll data they can properly access. However, when they send that data home over a covert channel, that is exfiltration.
StarLink hasn’t even filled enough of their constellation for global coverage so calling it beta is quite reasonable. Many major features are still missing such as the ability to use StarLink with RV’s. If they still call it beta in 5 years then sure, but for now customers should realize it’s not ready to be their only form of internet access.

FSD isn’t ready either. I don’t know if it will ever be but as much as people harp on their marking of self driving, calling it beta is more realistic.
Why 90% of machine learning models never hit the market
I don't know that they meant that flippantly.

But at the same time I am glad you said something because if we objectively look at the world there IS rampant sexism and there IS rampant racism and we DO need to call it out.
When using free products, I don’t mind ads, I do mind being tracked.

The problem nowadays is that tracking and ads are pretty much a mutual thing today. And the worst about it is, to this day I still have to find an ad which seems relevant to me…
This is mostly true on FreeBSD as well. The real problem is that capability mode also disallows openat(AT_FDCWD) - there has to be an explicit directory descriptor.
I recall a supreme court decision that law enforcement cannot force someone to offer their password, as it is a violation of the 5th ammendment: https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/21/court-police-suspects-pass...

However, in this most recent case, it was not a password used to unlock the phone but facial recognition:

> The judge granted the Justice Department's request to place Capitol riot defendant Guy Reffitt in front of his laptop so they could use facial recognition to unlock the device

And apparently this is not protected by the same ruling, which is interesting.
Right, they should also note the "freemium" ones like Odoo, which has a botchered "Open Source" version vs the Enterprise version.
I'm really interested in instructions which would enable storage encryption key to be stored in the TPM so Linux could have the similar user friendly flow as MacOS and Windows with Bitlocker has - boot up computer, storage is decrypted automatically so user only needs to know username and password. If storage is removed from computer or booted from "untrusted source", storage stays "locked".

Backup key, for recovery purposes, needs to be stored in a password vault/physical safe/some external system. The same as it is with MacOS Filevault/Microsoft Windows Bitlocker.
Google was one of the frontrunners, Gmail was in beta for 5 years
They've been doing this in California for the last 40+ years. PG&E is just a prime example of why de-regulation doesn't work. LADWP which is a publicly owned utility ran the Scattergood-Olympic Transmission Line (11 miles) under the city nearly 5 years ago and LADWP actually generates revenue for the city of Los Angeles. Honestly, PG&E needs to die in bankruptcy court.
Try http://type-tetris.ldlework.com :)
Hexells: An Interactive Self-Organising System of Cells
It’s fascinating getting glimpses of other justice systems like this. Meanwhile in the US many states have three-strikes laws where you can get a mandatory life sentence for repeat offenses, even if the last offense is relatively minor or non-violent. Insanity.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockyer_v._Andrade

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_L._Tyler
This could be a network connectivity issue, like a IPv6 PMTU discovery problem.
For you perhaps, in your circumstances. Surely you weren't thinking you could project your specific circumstance to software development companies more broadly?
they could, but that's not where it comes from.
Tesla and Starlink / SpaceX are two entirely different businesses. FSD is a feature of a car, where Starlink is an entire business — it’s not just an “experimental feature”, it’s an entire business out of itself.

Secondly, FSD having bugs could cause actual deaths, which is not the case for Starlink.

I would be surprised if Starlink would still be in beta in 2023.
this is true in a non malicious way and has basically gone berserk in the realm of complicity
Personally? I don't care about side projects. What I do care about is "have you worked on a hard problem that fascinated you, and can you explain to me what that problem was, why it was difficult, and why you liked working on it".

I want to know what you care about, and if you can explain well. Side projects make great examples of that, but most people encounter one or two interesting things in their jobs once they're seniors, too.

In short, run side projects if you have fun running them. Run side projects if they help you learn something. Don't run them for the sake of your CV. (And don't take your cues on behavior from a fictional dysfunctional ad agency if you can ;)
One of the greatest lies of this COVID saga is that everyone is responsible for everyone else's health. We are not. The vulnerable are responsible for their own health and should take measures to protect themselves, not expect everyone else to do it for them.
Somehow this phrase has become a catch-all insult I've seen often at hacker news, yet it lacks meaning.
Hipchat has been phased out for a while now, no?
Covid associated problems: 600k dead in the US alone
Vaccine associated problems: none even remotely approaching that kind of scale if any.

What uncertainty is there?
But its true? This research organization doesn't have to beg for short-term or 3rd party research money?

Also, I'm really pissed and also I'm kind of convinced that its too late anyways to try to convince someone who says stuff like that that they're not right. The only thing that can still be done is trying to keep more people from getting sucked into that black hole. The best way to do this seems to be to de-platform these people. The 2nd best way? No idea. Did I mention I'm pissed?

I mean, do you really believe well-researched, weighted, deliberate, thought-through arguments still help? Wouldn't climate science then have succeeded in convincing people? Maybe 20, 30 years ago. But then some people decided to start systematically lying instead of facing reality and lots of people decided to believe those lies and not face reality, and here we are.
OK, 33 14-17 years olds who were already party members then... That doesn't materially change the point I made.
Hey, I might be in the market for this although what I'm trying to achieve is to push data from my app to partners (Quickbooks, Sage) for invoicing. Am I understanding correctly that you currently only have integrations that pull data from an external tool into my app? Thanks
I wonder how much of that is generational. For me, Kurt Cobain’s suicide or Tupac’s murder don’t overshadow their music.

Buddy Holly I know about more from Don McLean’s song, so his death does overshadow his music, but the opposite is likely true for my parents because they lived with his music in a way that I never did.
Precisely this. I think this is why these discussions always blow up. A lot of commenters talking past each other about the tech that is pretty awesome. I've loved the idea of a personal assistant since I saw the movie Cherry 2000. However, I don't want MS or Google in charge of it. I'm in the process of setting up home automation and I'd like to eventually get to some AI driven processes but it needs to stay in my house. It makes me sad that the tech exists but I can't trust it's purveyors. I'm gonna have to figure it out myself.
> you KNOW it's a lot more damaging, costly, and disruptive

Maybe. It certainly is more damaging to the ego, but ego is cheap. Bugs are not all created equal and have different costs to fix, and different affects on the business. For example, and architectural mistake will cost a lot to fix and can be exploited by competitors to take customers. A tiny logic error might take 5 minutes to fix, and affect a small number of users and have zero impact on the overall business. There's also tiny bugs that cost a lot (oops decimal in wrong place on bills)...
Tokenism is not a defense against someone promoting hateful ideology.
Here in Haiti, it’s the electricity issue. If you’re lucky you can get electricity for 6 hour a day. In the middle of the night. That’s why people prefer portable stuff, because you can easily charge them somewhere else (in my native town, there are people that have setup charging stations with batteries and inverter).
Of course they do! I was like 24 and just out of culinary school. The courses of action I talked about were the ones I was told I had by my boss (who probably didn't want a claim.) 10+ years late I'm much more aware of labor laws/practices but at the time I had no clue.
That’s common enough that it’s got a name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalassophobia
On the contrary, it could also be a universal human emotion in the same way that people are awe-struck when they visit the Grand Canyon or Redwood Forest.

It could end up being a very therapeutic endeavor for the average person if space-tourism becomes more accessible, putting people's problems in perspective.
Ah, I know how to deal with this.

On twitter, a senior leader of ours @'s Xi Jinping and asks "what are you afraid of, if you're innocent you'll let us investigate"

now china is in a difficult position. they deploy Lijian (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/07/magazine/china-diplomacy-...) who makes a bunch of sabre-rattling statements, and now everybody thinks China did it. now China has to be on the defensive and "prove" otherwise.
I'm trying to take what you're saying seriously, and think through how it would work in the real world.

You're just repeating that you think some things "should" be the case. If they were, how would that work, how could it go wrong, what are the costs and benefits relative to other ways of achieving the same goals?

Policy is more than random assertions that feel right.
When I fall ill, I quarantine. I do not just "spread" it to others.

Other than that, I'm not responsible for the health of other people. They are responsible for their own health.
This was a crime planned for months, carried out with care, and based in ideology. Comparing it to a random act of violence is disingenuous.
You set yourself up for it. According to you, one of the following must be true:

- You are not smart.

- You are smart. You do not have an editor. Therefore, you will write transparently stupid things.

There is no contingency on writing a newsletter.
It really makes me wonder how did the people of the lost world lived.
Literalism is a point. Metaphor is a volume. Grock the volume. It is vasty and useful.
It's easy to say that one should voice their opinion and not retract things. It can be costly though. I've always been one to speak my mind when others won't, but the older I get the more I realize that it is often best to keep your head down and stay quiet. I would likely be further along in my career if I had just learnt to be a 'yes man'.
>Why bother serving pages when the ad money ends?

If the point you're making is that Facebook cannot be trusted, then sure, I get it. I dislike Facebook too, but if you've ever used it before, you'd know that pages are independent of ads. All users have an expectation that their pages stay up for no fees whatsoever. Usually that is the case unless they are voluntarily removed or taken down after multiple ToS violations. Under normal operation, the pages stay up.
Ask HN: Should I keep applying to German companies during the pandemic
Hi,
I am from Pakistan and I recently finished interviewing with a German company. The company was supposed to provide visa sponsorship and relocation package if they offer the role. My friend referred me to the company, the interviews went well and I was very hopeful that I would get the offer.

But today I received an email from their HR stating that they can't proceed with the process because the waiting time for visa processing is very long (a year to be exact). I was surprised by it and replied with an embassy link stating that it would take around 6-12 weeks to process a work visa. They haven't replied yet. I am not sure from where they got their information.

Can someone who had recently received visa sponsorship from Germany tell me is this the case or they are making stuff up just because they don't want to offer me the role?

Should I keep on applying to German companies give the fact that covid has affected visa processing and relocation?
Thanks for posting the link, because I was about to ask. It seems like printing out the reference on a home printer would make the accuracy dependent on whether or not your printer was well calibrated (and then you're back to the same problem about color accuracy.)
Do I misunderstand these terms, or hasn't ethnonationalism been the norm historically and pluralism quite rare?
"The free market" is demonstrably a sham. It, like communism, is good in theory, but broken by human behaviour.
Leather punches are also great for bolt holes in gaskets.
most paid products actually add tracking as a condition to their terms of use.
“Magic-angle” trilayer graphene may be a rare, magnet-proof superconductor
Actually, we support pushing data as well! We have a few users with a similar use case, who push journal entries and invoices from their apps to Quickbooks/Sage/Xero, etc.
No, on Facebook makign what looks like a direct threat- even if it's in quotes- will get you suspended. Don't be disingenous to make your point.
> Hindu Nationalism now rules over India and they aren't going anywhere.

Then why are Hindus being threatened and murdered every day for being Hindus?

How can Hindu monks be casually lynched in the presence of police personnel?[1]

Why were those who voted for the BJP during the Bengal elections forced to flee their homes?[2]

And why are the hundreds of thousands of Kashmiri Pandits who were systematically driven out of Kashmir in the late 1980s not back in their original homes?[3]

This is typical Hinduphobic propaganda. Deliberately ignore all the atrocities committed on Hindus and then cry that it is the Hindus who are killing everyone.

[1] https://www.republicworld.com/india-news/law-and-order/palgh...

[2] https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/bengal-post-poll-viol...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exodus_of_Kashmiri_Hindus
Yes of course. I've not tested modern DEs because the emulator is still RV32-only, but xterm with twm works very good.

It's still works with interpreter with 1/3 of QEMU performance. With JIT (which is still WIP) it'll be even faster.
Hell of a benchmark; like looking at a thermometer to see how turbulent the water in the straits will be today. Not necessarily totally uncorrelated, but not closely coupled neither.
I wish the author had gone for something a little less clickbait-ish as this is the first time I'd heard about the scandal.
Getting FSD out of beta requires significant technological advances.

Getting Starlink out of beta, to oversimplify a bit, mostly just requires more launches.
Modeling libraries don’t matter (2020)
For which part of that commend did I get the downvotes? Seriously interested to know so I can write more of that.
Tunnel boring machines are somewhat consumable, the cutting head and outside of the machine erodes over time and they have a service lifetime of the few years they spend boring the tunnel.

Bertha spent a lot of time working and had to be spectacularly dug up to deal with excessive wear on the mechanisms, so by time it emerged in SLU it was at the end of its service lifetime.

Sound Transit has been rebuilding and reusing their machines.
Ask HN: Have adversarial attacks to Neural Networks been a real threat so far?
Or instead of pontificating from your armchair, you could go check and see that it's actually pretty accurate.

"It's a useless echo chamber" is the number one complaint I see about aita.
> "Great they are doing this" but passing the cost on to their customers, who will foot the bill for it

It's probably worth it to the customers, too. So much so that PG&E's survival is in question if they don't start taking fire safety super-seriously.
What kind of tools? Can you give an example? Those showing your website position for a specific keyword, or the search volume per keyword?
Off topic, but how do underground power lines stay cool? I always thought long distance powerlines got really hot.
Some communities seem to be immune to this. Mostly smaller ones of course. Some even use language that would immediately net you a twitter ban and they are still much friendlier than most popular hashtags.

It was always assumed that unnecessarily vulgar language leads to escalation and in some cases that is certainly true. But the internet netted some evidence that this isn't a general rule. One the contrary, ambitions to sanitize speech can make communities extremely toxic.
I think this is a really cool idea but I don't have the ability to provide much of a critique. The critical issues mostly seem to be about financial incentives and governmental cooperation, not the software itself.

I think the paper should link to existing examples and research of this kind of deal. I know there have been people, and maybe platforms even, that provide personal equity. I think its typically to fund higher education and typically college of PhD level education because the return is more likely to happen.

Theres also people like https://twitter.com/0xSigil who are doing this via crypto on https://bitclout.com/

My project is www.knotend.com and I have a top level comment here if you have time for some feedback, thanks!
Small band-aid on the repressive overall issue. You can usually push the second button down on the right-hand side to mute the mini-TV once the ads start playing. Not sure if you knew this already but I like to get the word out. And, maybe if they track how many times that button gets pressed they'll take a hint but I doubt it.
Nitpick: In the general case, a virtual machine doesn't necessarily emulate hardware, it might just be an abstract specification (e.g. the Java JVM)
nope, if u r paying u have to agree to the terms of use which usually includes tracking and other things which sell your data.
Creeping totalitarian control is a decent way to describe this.