skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Couldn’t agree more. The only backdoors ever found in Huawei equipment were those installed by the NSA themselves.

[1] ”… even as the United States made a public case about the dangers of buying from Huawei, classified documents show that the National Security Agency was creating its own back doors — directly into Huawei’s networks.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/23/world/asia/nsa-breached-c...

[2] “…an even bigger concern is that with the growing ubiquity of Huawei products, the NSA's own surveillance network could grow dark in areas where the equipment is used.

For that reason, as the latest Snowden revelations showed last week, the spy agency reportedly hacked Huawei as part of an operation launched in 2007. The plan involved stealing source code for some of Huawei's products in the hope of finding vulnerabilities. Such security holes could allow the NSA to exploit the products and spy on traffic in countries where Huawei equipment is used -- such as Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kenya, and Cuba.”

https://www.wired.com/2014/03/how-huawei-became-nsa-nightmar...
Most of the food items counted are regulated or graded eg beef. So the package constituents are being considered generally.
We support Serverless too - Alicorn has a concept of Targets which are essentially different ways to run your backend code. You can mix & match Serverless, standalone containers and K8S.

Under the hood Alicorn generates Terraform, which you can also customise. So you get a proper DevOps setup out of the box with the convenienc of Serverless but way more power if you need it
von Neumann was angry at a student for writing a program that would produce binary code rather than assembling it by hand

https://twitter.com/sigfpe/status/1420961392585154569
The coolest thing about that video is how good it is, but the second coolest thing about that video is the fact that Lucasfilm recently decided to hire the guy that made it.

https://www.cnet.com/news/lucasfilm-hires-deepfake-youtuber-...
I went to a tasting at Reliance Jamnagar, where they planted mangos (for tax breaks?). Endless varieties plonked on your plate. A flight of mangos. Still an alphonso fan.
What I'd like is for you to either narrow your category of 'Neocolonialism' in the future or explain you have a minority view about it. The term as it's used today implies the speaker is arguing against it. If your use of the term neocolonialism applies to people 'voting with their feet', then you are either rehabilitating the term or implicitly arguing for serfdom. Neither of which I think were your intent.
The moment I read 'a study finds', 'experts say'...I laugh and close the page.Pandemic has certainly show up MSM to be nothing more than time wasting click bait.
If you click through to the interview topic [0], it lists another article [1] with exactly the same format of a large profile shot pre-article. Makes sense to me - it follows the usual style of interviews having a photo of the interviewee front and centre, and after all they're interviewing a person not a rack of servers.

[0] https://www.anandtech.com/tag/interviews

[1] https://www.anandtech.com/show/16762/an-anandtech-interview-...
One can invent a biological explanation for anything, that's the problem. The “instincts” in that reasoning is a stereotype anyway.

Another problem is that “childhood” is pretty recent invention (there's enough popular and scholar literature on that). What you mean as a “child” is not what someone meant mere couple of hundreds years ago. And kids actually died all the time through the whole human history, whether “protected” or not.
> Have you seen an article that, say, criticizes prison system and needs to start with a reminder than killing people is wrong?

I'm pretty sure I have, actually. In the age of Twitter mobs that can have you fired over a misplaced comma, nothing should be left to chance. And protecting yourself from a misunderstanding or ambiguity isn't enough anymore, as a lot of the time these people are malicious. They will not only twist your words, but make things up entirely in order to make you look bad. And when (if) you get your 30 seconds to defend yourself, you'll want to have something short and unambiguous right at the top of the page to point at.
Maybe you could tell your cynic that web Interface are intrinsically easier for people used to them, and that for GitHub, the difference hasn’t changed since times when Codespaces neither existed nor were even planned.
Each connection is NATed through the VPN though and the fact that the port number does not change makes it possible to make inferences about connections a user has made through the tunnel and inject arbitrary data into the connections.

https://www.usenix.org/system/files/sec21-tolley.pdf
> Until we get some 80's IBM style architecture on mobile, there is no viable Linux for smartphone.

Not sure what you mean. Pinephone and Librem 5 both have very well documented hardware with first-class support of desktop (!) Linux.
Great story. The Teddy Bear is really a wonderful thing and ought to be considered one of the most important “inventions“ of the last ~century. They’ve brought a lot of joy to a lot of kids (and adults too.)

I came across this link recently and bookmarked it, as it reminded me of the fun and quirky articles that used to be more prevalent online. A time capsule from the 90s, almost.

“10 Common Misconceptions About Teddy Bears”:

https://neverimitate.wordpress.com/2014/01/19/10-common-misc...
Oh, the brief time in computing history when computer time was more expensive than human time.
> Seemed much better than the Pinephone

Just curious, how is it better than the Pinephone?
The term used most often for this is "spilling". I figured this is what you meant by "deregistering" but I wasn't sure, so I didn't want to assume.

> Registers are faster than memory. EH unwinders restore the stack before jumping to the catch block, but not the register contents.

I get that, which is why Java JITs don't use callee-saved registers. I mean, they use all the physical registers, of course, but their calling convention does not have callee-saved registers.
The drop in APGAR from Gen X to Gen Z is the largest since the fall of the Roman Empire!
He is famous for his short stories. Most authors that are known all over the world are known for their novels that are easier to sell.
The only authoritarian country that holds any sway over Apple is China and China can easily just ban iPhones if they feel like it, especially with Xi Jinping in charge.

Democratic countries are much more of a danger because Apple has offices in them and cannot easily pull out of the market if they feel the laws are unconscionable.
There was one but people wouldn't "put their money where their mouth is".

The Jolla phone was made by ex-MeeGo/Maemo devs from Nokia, but nobody bought them.

Now they're focusing on just the OS and they don't make any full fledged devices: https://jolla.com/
> In 2021 we are instead lumbered with inconsistent support for hidpi displays, lack of DTMF in linphone, and Evolution’s option to disable pc beep on new message being a plugin.

Those are not related complaints at all. Shifting goalposts much?
apple also has a history of using child labour to build their products, even cases within the last decade
Blog posts like this are just stupid.

I mean FFS, you are basing your entire privacy beliefs on what a company tells you, but in the end you are still transiting all your internet traffic through their servers.

For starters, how many of these VPN providers actually have regular fully independent, completely open-book, open-doors, audits of 100% of their infrastructure stack. None.

What is that old saying in cyber-security ? Physical access equals game over ?

Well, it's the same for privacy.

You don't control their servers.
You don't control who they use as upstream internet providers.
Hence you will never know the real answer on whether or not your traffic is being snooped on and by whom unless you are controlling the experience yourself end-to-end.
Using Material Web Components within the neo.mjs application worker
If you know the language, you will be aware that the word "memory" is not used in the Standard, except in non-normative sections (i.e. Notes), the keyword SYNC MEMORY (whose specification is not about memory but "segments" for the purpose of managing coarray programs) and the section dealing with interoperability with C (because C is a systems programming language where memory addresses are used). "Memory layout" is not specified in Fortran. Array element order and sequence association and storage association are the terms. I prefer to argue about a language using its terms of reference.

To summarise: F77 has no array expressions so the only way to pass a subobject of an array is through sequence association, as described.

If it had dynamic allocation and no array expressions, sequence association would still be needed. In fact, most F77 compilers supported dynamic allocation as a non-standard extension and STILL used sequence association to pass subobjects of arrays.

Whether you pass a whole array or use sequence association, the meaning of LDA is clear: it determines how sequence association will work between rank-2 dummy and actual array. And, yes, you can use different LDAs (as long as you don't step over the bounds) to effectively walk the diagonal or skip columns.
> HN crowd will use Thinkpads with Arch on them, and phones with Graphene or whatever, but most people won't.

Non-nerds can just buy devices with preinstalled Linux and never care about the maintenance or support. I never had any problems with WiFi or suspend on my Librem 15. Same I expect from Librem 5 smartphone.
Why is this on hacker news? This is the kind of feel good story I would expect on reddit and doesn’t leave anything to be discussed or learned.
There are tons of github repos for non-mainline wifi chips. Did you check if you could find something for the model you had?
That's a straw man argument. I never claimed the government did this.

But if you want to be precise, one side of the government is colluding with the big tech companies.
Which Lenovo model?
Ah, we get into the old philosophical "what is probability" question.

I'd argue probability is subjective and estimation is mostly unambiguous, therefore the estimation uncertainty is mostly known, thus estimation is a form of measurement.

I can absolutely see how, if you think probability is frequentist/objective or you think there's generally non-uncertain ambiguity in the estimation task, you would disagree.
Who wants their printer to scan every document they print, and if it sees something the printer manufacturer thinks is illegal it's reported to the police?

Or their TV scans every frame displayed and every word said if it sees anything the TV manufacturer thinks is illegal it's reported to the police?

Or their blender has an array of chemical sensors in it, and if it detects a substance the manufacturer thinks is illegal it's reported to the police?

How about smart floorboards that detect illegal dancing by women in Iran? Shall we do that too?

Apple where are you on that one? I can point you to a country filled with eager customers, seems right up your alley.
highlights the point that not valuing either will waste both
In the case of the nVidia presentation, it's quite obvious from the video where it's CGI Ceo: Awkward standing position, stiff arms and fairly inarticulate fingers. He looks fairly suspended, as if there's nothing to convey weight/physics in his movements... however brief.
Thats the thing - with an unauditable black box like iOS you have to trust the vendor that it actually does what they say.

If they suddenly start to break you trust - who knows what they will push to that black box next time ? You have no way to tell or prevent that, other than leaving the whole platform altogether.
Let me join you in your sorrow over thousands of years of easy living humans enjoyed before Twitter.
Importing and distributing or production and distribution of ice aka crystal meth shouldn't be illegal? Australia has been in the middle of an enduring crystal meth-related crisis for what, 20 years?[0]

[0], The biggest threat to Australia's future, https://time.com/4737800/meth-australia-ice-crystal-methamph...
Local handling is, of course, an anti-pattern in code using exceptions, and not to be encouraged. It's rare that you handle exceptions; normally, you just abort what you're doing and unwind.

If you have an API which fails often enough that you want to handle exceptions from it, it probably shouldn't use exceptions, and use some kind of conditional result or ADT equivalent instead. A concrete example would be the TryParse methods in .NET.
He uses 3D printers to create unique designs that would otherwise be economically unviable. Seems pretty hackerish to me.
Yeah but (current) vaccines are not stopping the transmission anyway, so they don't decrease R at all. That's been abundantly demonstrated already. (which is what Israel is finding out now after vaccinating almost everyone).
The virus will mutate freely as soon as it spreads widely. There was never any chance of completely halting that. So vaccines are a response to otherwise unmitigated contagion at some later point in time. Also, the problem of "leaky" vaccines are of course not completely unadressed:

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/countering-geert-vanden-bos...

https://www.deplatformdisease.com/blog/addressing-geert-vand...

https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/covid-19-vaccines-don...

Most probably current vaccines will have to be updated, but evidence do not yet point towards this being a bigger problem.
> I'm wondering if this is a cover up for something else. Get people talking about this in the news and getting outraged about it while something else goes unnoticed.

that's my thought, too.
It's not bad at all, in fact: it's great!
I just switched from an M1 mac and an Intel MacBook Pro to a Manjaro desktop with Gnome 4. In several ways, I found the Gnome 4 user experience to be better than macOS Big Sur. Even 3 finger swipe gestures with the Apple Trackpad work fine to switch between desktops. And my PS5 DualSense controller? Even the touchpad works, in a Wine/Windows application under Linux of all things!

With proper cooling, the machine is near-quiet on light loads like browsing. The background noise in my house is generally higher than the idle fan noise.
It's obviously noisier with higher loads, but that's what you get with a beefy graphics card. (the CPU cooler has a 24 db upper limit).

I also had no issues with BlueTooth or AX WiFi. Resume-after-suspend works solidly too. The only hickup I had was that my graphics card is too new (Radeon 6700 XT) and that I had to get a newer Manjaro ISO from GitHub, rather than the main website.
The standard PLA plastic is fine. It is non toxic although may provide a surface for bacteria to grown on. Although the whole toy does as well
sjlj is still supported, at least on some platforms, e.g. MinGW.
Not at all. They are much less likely to get severe symptoms, which is not at all the same thing. There are several studies already in several countries showing that with Delta the viral load between infected vaccinated people and unvaccinated people is identical.
Setting up an LN node is on par with setting up a mining rig in terms of fiddlyness and tech know how
We should also not call someone that wrote a message in a certain way an asshole. You very likely don’t know that person and whether they’re an asshole.
I can't think of a time when I've been fooled by CGI (though, of course, I wouldn't be aware of being fooled if I was, so it's a catch-22).

I really hate when movies throw in a CGI character expecting it to come off as real. It pulls you out of the movie in a way that normal over-the-top action CGI doesn't. I remember watching the recent Star Wars movies and being jerked out of the flow by CGI Princess Leah and some other characters (whoever the villainous old man was in that movie).

I'd be interested to see any videos of CGI faces that can fool experts.
Attacking pets is a big reason for coyotes' unpopularity in the North Eastern US too. Our coyotes are also hybrids of wolves and western coyotes which makes them a bit larger than their western cousins and more dangerous to dogs.
Why would this be fine for junior engineers?
> This comes across as slightly condescending.

As does:

> As I'm sure you'd agree, secure by default is very important

I just meant it in a practical sense, you (as in people), need to read a guide in order to make it production ready instead of seafweed being production ready by default. I checked, there even is a guide in the repo, so I guess people need to read it.
> Experience of "I stopped exercising and keep eating the same, I gained a lot of weight" is not rare.

It's not rare because calories add up immensely quickly. Say that you were burning 200 kcal per day exercising - and that is a low estimate. If you keep eating the same, you end up keeping 6000 kcal per month more - that translates to 1.7 lbs of body weight - per month. So, 20 lbs in the first year!
So when your meritless lawsuit eventually gets laughed out of court, will you get any money from fortress in this shady deal you made with the trustee?
Too bad you cannot do any serious development on mobile devices.
That doesn't mean you have to participate according to their terms. A form of protest can be to make their numbers meaningless for their purposes.
3D printers have been in the public’s hands for about a decade now. They aren’t exactly new or interesting technology and the use here isn’t particularly novel or interesting.
App Looks good!
Mind to share from where did you collate data. I believe data is the key and it should be regularly updated.
It strikes me as extraordinary that these "guidelines" existed for this long and people would simply put up with their existence.
I personally think it is one quantitative indication of value. For a same widget at a unique retail price, multiple customer can find different value. It will depend on many parameters, sometime mesurable, but not always.
An exemple : a new camera has the same retail price for an influencer as for an hobbyist.
The hobbyist might find a lot of value, but will mesure it by the number of picture taken or the time spent with the camera, which it will find enjoyable.
The influencer may find no measurable value by upgrading its equipment, but consumers will enjoy more its pictures and therefore it will help to build a more powerful brand.
Price is only one metric.
I think it's because it's very easy to just say: "wait, you're against Apple fighting CP? Are you a pedophile?". People DO think like that.
It's a concern, unfortunately. We read quite a bit about specific local issues before buying our house; our water is pretty good though I also installed a filter. Love Canal, where the Superfund program was born, is in Niagara Falls. In Tonawanda the army intentionally poured Manhattan Project leftovers into dispersed wells to hide the source... [1] And WNY was generally a center of late 19C/early 20C industry which generally left messes behind.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/1981/02/01/nyregion/big-atom-waste-s...
As a researcher studying VPN security, I have tested a lot of VPN providers, and there are few that stand out as trustworthy. Mullvad is mentioned in this thread several times for a reason. When we publicly disclosed CVE-2019-14899, they had a patch within a day and included it in the release - all within a week. To the best of our knowledge, Mullvad was the only provider and WireGuard was the only protocol to take swift action to mitigate the vulnerability.

This comment is only about the trustworthiness of the provider and not of VPNs in general, which I'm still hesitant about. I'll provide a link for our paper exploring CVE-2019-14899 and attacks we've developed since then:

https://www.usenix.org/system/files/sec21-tolley.pdf

There's also a blog post, which is quicker to read and written for a general tech audience:

https://breakpointingbad.com/2020/05/25/Vintage-Protocol-Non...
Not the main reason most of us come to HN, but given the last year or so, many are ok with the occasional feel good story.
What exactly is the point of Open-19? Seems like yet-another type of blade enclosure, since you loose access to the back of the nodes, you loose a lot of flexibility for IO.
They were likely slacking before AI came along. AI just helps them boost their numbers without actually doing anything.
It's not even remotely difficult to install GrapheneOS, so not sure how much of a "total nerd" you need to be to follow simple instructions. Has education dropped that low already?
I trust that Apple knows that an actual, real world false accusation will make this week's media challenges look like a fleabite.
Public might not be the right word either, but I totally agree that it shouldn't be allowed to call it private. Maybe we need a new word for "not public, but not really private [from your corporate/government overlords] either".

Is the fact that we need this new word a sign that we've gone too far? It's 1984 already, isn't it??
I happened to speak to an employee of the police here in Germany. He is in charge of backing up data from suspects. It is mostly drug related, but second most: Child Porn. It is really frightening about the amount of data he has worked on in the last week. And that is only for a county of approx. 200k inhabitants.
Everything apart from the DAC should work (that may also work, but I'm not sure). The most important factor however, the motherboard, is missing in your post.

The GPU should work on distros like Ubuntu or Pop!Os per default, but due to Nvidia driver shenanigans you might have to do some manual config on e.g. debian.
I'm using git-bash on windows, I've created my key pair and set it up on my github account.

What is the correct way to automatically use when pull/pushing?
This. After learning about ADTs through OCaml, i felt sad working in other languages that don't have them. Spoiled yes, but in a different way than the way the word usually gets used (bratty | pampered). I thought i'll have to stop learning advanced languages because it would make working a dayjob miserable, years before i had my first job. Making impossible states irrepresentable? Yes Please.
Kotlin enabling an approximation through sealed classes and exhaustive, compile time checked, matching with when was noticed, gratefully.

"You can take those ADTs from my cold, dead hands." - Yaron Minsky
You can't have an Open device with an immutable OS. And Valve is marketing this as an open device.

This is not a Switch.
If you feel that way, I suggest you imitate Wittgenstein and pass over the article in silence.
I’ve had a couple Amazon recruiters message me with the most generic copy/paste spam along with some third party recruiter claiming to be trying to fill a contract role for them.

Frankly I just ignore them because of how painfully low effort they were, but I have no interest in going through the FAANG interview circus, nor are they likely to give me enough to relocate.
So it's a lot like software development, then. (SCNR)

But I agree, when I buy fruit, I usually have to let it sit for a while before it is good to eat.
Python doesn't have typed variables, it has names (or references) and objects.

If you start off with:

a=c=[1,2,3]
b=[4,5]

then

a=a+b

with semantics that change 'a' would also change the object pointed to by 'c', which I think isn't what most people would expect (and is not the semantics specified by Python).

The other forms explicitly change the object pointed to by 'a'.
Disabling Snap Autorefresh
Things like Dynamo are AWS-specific, it is their way of locking you in. You could use MongoDB or Cassandra (which is right depends on what you use it for) that would work in any cloud provider. Moreover, for 90% of use cases the capabilities of good old PostgreSQL are more than sufficient, even if you store JSON in it and use it like a document DB.