skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is complete and utter bullshit.

Firstly it’s a dishonest response since we were talking about how the code worked. But let’s put that aside and consider it anyway.

If the code literally returned true, the second hash would have no effect at preventing collisions for any user at any time. As you say, for this to be the case, Apple would need to be lying.

A subpoena wouldn’t be issued without cause, would only impact specific individuals, and would have no impact on the general protections provided by the secondary hash at preventing the adversarial attacks proposed.

Nothing about this is even close to functionally equivalent to ‘return true’.
I'm the author of linkding (1), an open-source, self-hosted bookmark manager that is similar to Pinboard, minus the social features. It uses Docker for deployments, SQLite as database and runs on Raspberry Pis.

There are many other solutions in the self-hosted space, such as Shiori or LinkAce.

1: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
I added some bits to try and clarify. Just a dumb theory anyway, but in case it helps.
congrats on launching and building atop SvelteKit!

Since you have some data processing inline with your Markdown, I am wondering if you explored using MdSvex? https://mdsvex.pngwn.io/

it would seem like it would be a pure win for you as you (your users) get reusable functions, on-document styles, local component state, and so on.
This is a disgusting thought, but hear me out. Perhaps this might actually be a good job to give to a paedophile. Their classifications would probably have a superior false positive rate than someone who is disgusted by the images, and it would all but eliminate any concern about an employee suffering psychological trauma.
Why quit your job? I think I've burned out, I'm currently working like 1-2 hours a day after taking 3 weeks off, some days more some days less. This is the benefit of full time work over being a contractor/entrepreneur etc.
I've been a long-time user of Google Talk. No-nonsense, lightweight (installer was sub-2MB!) chat client that talked to just about anything else. And unlike open-source Jabber clients at the time it had a killer feature: centralized and searchable message archive when XMPP crowd was only starting to think about XEP-0313.

Fortunately XMPP has caught up in the past decade feature-wise (except cross-platform video calls I guess) and I managed to convince some friends to use Conversations but this could have played out differently had it not been for G+.
Netflix started out with a huge amount of content. I'm sure they're scared that no longer seeming to have everything will hurt their subscriber base. One way to make it look like you still have everything is to have an overwhelming amount of stuff.
> Currently, you would probably rank Google's offerings behind every other big-tech competitor.

Um, no, I don't. They are in fact in the lead in most areas, particularly video calls which in my experience are the best in terms of stability and quality. Discord being a close second-video and audio quality is at the same level but the file-sharing experience is incredibly miserable(even worse than the google drive integration). I think google's biggest problem is the "they are spying on me" rhetoric. All while the biggest player in the game-zoom has been proven to be a lot more guilty in that regard.
On the other hand an MPC inhibitor like RCGD423 should reactivate the muscle stem cells [1].

For a similar reason an oral TZD (which are selective MPCi) should also help.

[1] https://hscnews.usc.edu/small-molecule-could-make-a-big-diff...
This isn’t purely “multiple subreddits”. Many of these subreddits share common sets of moderators, who are using the size of their subreddit to bolster this complaint in a misleading way, implying that they represent all those users who are subscribed to their subreddit. Recall that 92 of the top 500 subreddits are controlled by the same 5 people (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23173018). There is a small social circle of people that control a massive firehose of information based on their personal rules and whims, and this same group is now demanding further censorship that fits their worldview.

Personally I’ve noticed increasingly aggressive censorship site wide, which is very upsetting given how pro free speech Reddit once was. Cofounder Aaron Swartz was famously against any censorship but now Reddit has gone so far as to omit him from their pages (https://reclaimthenet.org/aaron-swartz-reddit-founder/). Reddit’s leadership was “taken over” and its original mission was slowly corrupted in favor of censorship.

I used to not care about this issue until it came to affect me directly. Mods aggressively shape opinion. I was banned in one subreddit early in the pandemic for advocating for masking,
and then banned elsewhere for supporting the lab leak hypothesis. With the Jan 6 Capitol riot I was banned in one subreddit for drawing comparisons against past incidents at the Capitol and rioting from 2020. I was banned elsewhere for claiming Trump’s election complaints should be investigated by authorities rather than tried in the court of public opinion. Each subreddit has its own special flavor of echo chamber cultivated by aggressive mods, through a mix of their rules and mod actions undertaken with little transparency. The division in our society feels fueled by such social media, since no one is allowed to freely and authentically interact anymore, which is white depressing.

I really wish there was a way for better products to compete against the network effects of incumbents like Reddit. There is a long list of alternatives (https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/oioeot/...) but I don’t see any having much of a chance. The only ones that did have a chance, Gab and Parler, were attacked and banned in a coordinated manner from app stores and elsewhere. They also carried their own biases from what I’ve read. Is there a way to avoid ending up with a Balkanized internet of echo chambers?
A product that has yet to turn a profit, but is sold nevertheless just for the sake of it.

Enabled by large cross-financing of a otherwise sucessfull company that is driven by a dream and no profit incentive.

That's not a free market success, that's a poster boy for universal basic income and a case for communitized means of production.
Las Vegas Is Building the World’s Largest Sphere
Ah yeah, 100% agreed. I think it was a cool concept, but if we're being fair we were practically exploiting a vulnerability in HPKP to produce unintended behavior. (On that note, one of the HPKP Suicide demos we presented at Black Hat and DEF CON was actually a ransomware concept.)

I'd assume that service workers could fall out of cache before hkpk at random, and then your app would just be bricked

Well... that did actually happen on occasion, although IIRC it was considered to be an edge case browser bug in the ServiceWorker and/or Persistent Storage implementations rather than expected behavior, since the locally installed worker shouldn't have been wiped before its replacement had been successfully fetched. We had to set up a support page with instructions to unpin the keys through about:config / chrome://net-internals, which wasn't really ideal. (Both browsers did end up actually fixing this, not that it ultimately did us much good.)
if i was running a company, and this happened to someone who helped me in the founding days in a material way, i would do whatever was necessary to make them whole.

ideally there wouldn't be any others who would come back with similar claims, because if you did your job right, they wouldn't lose their comp on a legal technicality. isn't that a big reason why you have leaders and executives, to make things right when things don't go as planned?
A friend who got corona in the first wave went to donate plasma to a critical patient, this was 4 months after his infection. His plasma tests indicated that his antibodies had severely reduced and doctors suggested that he take the vaccine as he was not immune anymore (or wouldn't be in a few months).
This is one of the many plasma donor cases I've read about, specially in India. I don't really trust word of mouth cases but this one was a real life friend.
Maybe try getting some bloodwork done and confirming this with an immunologist. Stay safe nonetheless.

edit- this post has made me realize how many people on hn are holding out on th vaccines. Kinda unexpected and sad.
It’s difficult to say what people value when they don’t have the freedom to express that.

It’s not like anyone in China can vote their leaders out or even say anything negative publicly.
Aww thank you!
There's a substantial difference - both in theory and in practice - between Apple being capable of making your device do things you don't want it to do, and them actually doing it.

Saying that just because they could have, we ought to be okay with them actually doing it is nonsense. If you apply that line of thought to a non-updatable product, it becomes pretty clear.

Pick basically anything man-made around you - your shoes, your couch, whatever. That could have plenty of awful things in it. It could be spying on you, it could be poisoning you, whatever.

Just because the manufacturer could have done something terrible, doesn't mean we're okay with them actually doing it. The mere fact Apple can do these things after purchase doesn't make it any more acceptable for them to do so.
Dear Mr. Client, a whole year has passed, the web app we developed for you is obsolete. Paying us a lot of money to develop a new version appears to be the only option.
> Gmail integration also brought with it chat logging, via a searchable, cloud-stored "chat" label in Gmail. Being able to dig through all your email and chats with a single search was great.

Thanks to this lots of people even started using it as a sort of proto-Google-Docs for long-distance collaboration, e.g. songwriting:

"Das Racist is the new Kool G Rap. Peep us at the Grammies: 'We’d like to thank G-chat'" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz5YjQ-AT3k

Also a good hint right there at their future naming confusion https://observer.com/2012/02/google-says-gchat-is-not-a-word... :)
Aren't they going to soon. They did the mini NES and SNES already
I have been to similar situation, when a manager asked tech team to prepare a excel sheet to maintain github commits...
Me: "what, WTF. commits can be tracked on github itself, and we do not need to maintain excel sheet"

Which did not go well with guys who proposed it

Basically get confidence of team members before opposing or otherwise.
> lost their jobs there and can’t afford to move back.

This isn’t 1800. Moving back for a job is trivial when the alternative is being unemployed.
Can anyone from Google tell us why? I know people from Google will read this. Why do you do this?
Many pro vaccine people basically attack people who have had the infection and don’t want the vaccine, and call them anti science and anti vaccine, and judging by your tone you have similar views.

Yet from a science perspective they have a point, already having the disease matters.
Is this really surprising? I thought it was common knowledge
They use an iFrame, with the correct headers to enable what they need. If the site isn't trying to do something nefarious it'll work perfectly well.
Any update on the SDK? Would love to start playing eighths emulator and the APIs.

Have some ideas for applications and want to see if they are possible.
Microsoft Hires Former Top Amazon Cloud Executive, Adding to Rivalry
Google Talk was great, the only thing I miss from google.
These were all great. I have a question on the Tube train one though - as someone that has lived over 20 years of his life in London, a lot of them using the Tube, why don't I ever perceive actual Tube trains as going backwards? Or indeed ordinary mainline trains?
Notepad++ 8.0 Adds Dark Theme, Distraction Free Mode
You have not explicitly given your consent to tracking / cookies so there should be none
Even junior grade engineering positions to be around the same.

To get something close to 2000 euro, either get lucky at a company that actually values employees instead of calling them collaborators, or having a couple of years experience.
It isn't a problem. I guess it potentially could be a problem if I had been buying a fleet of cigarette boats that ended up being used for drug running. Or if I could be personally embarrassed in the event that the transaction linked a wallet that I was publicly known to control to a German dungeon porn emporium's hot wallet. So if you wanna do those things - be mindful of the public ledger thing. It is funny whenever an "influencer" gets paid to promote a scamcoin and predictably flaunts his wad - accidentally sharing far more than he knew was possible.
If anyone here has a used PinePhone gathering dust, I'm interested! hnaccount@altmails.com
While chained fetch looks a little clumsy, personally I prefer the composition, rather than adding another method and option to the language, which must be learned in order to be used.

To me this is where rails projects can go wrong, when code starts to get too tightly dependent on all kinds of weird options and configured behavior in rails. It makes it difficult to read, even if you're fully versed in all of rails' nooks and crannies, and difficult to modify.
> I think google's biggest problem is the "they are spying on me" rhetoric.

For me personally, the hesitation has nothing to do with such rhetoric. I simply don't want to invest into another Google's chat experience, only for it to be eventually killed off again.

I gave it my honest try with Hangouts, the experience started getting better and better, my friends slowly started switching to and settling on Hangouts. And then it was suddenly killed off in favor of Allo+Duo (only for Allo to be killed off shortly after). After my personal experience with Hangouts and watching the Allo situation closely, the only thing that will make me come back is Google stopping the trend of randomly killing off anything that isn't Gmail, search, and Youtube.
I also don't agree with deprecating this without a feasible alternative to ask the user of a page something with a simple line, that works well on desktop and mobile without any extra CSS needed to make it mobile friendly.

The original proposal of the author of that issue is to use NotificationAPI but that is not supported in IE. And a lot of web apps in B2B are extensively using alert and confirm.

I feel this is a solution for websites abusing this feature that will cause a lot of maintenance effort spent in a lot of legit applications.

Here is a better alternative (of course with a lot of drawbacks that I cannot think now in 5 minutes): make the dialog timeout after a period by default. When timing out the dialog disappears without any action/change happening in the rendered page.
I’m glad to read that you’re doing better. I meant it when I said I admire people for putting up that battle. Not just the addiction but the things that lead to it. It gives me perspective on how good I have things and how strong people can be. Beating opioid addiction is an incredible triumph.
Would have been better using travellators
Curious, this article seems to be translated (properly, not automatically) for me.
Plenty of native apps phone home (and won't work if they can't)
The image would need to be vaguely similar in terms of gross shapes and arrangement. It's exceedingly unlikely that any CSAM would ever be remotely similar to an ID card or a sheet of paper.

If there are ever going to be any "natural" matches to any CSAM hashes, it's probably going to be a photograph of people who are coincidentally in a similar pose at a nearly identical angle and strikingly shading.
I've updated my old home PC to windows 10. It's a two core Athlone with 1 gig of ram. And it still usable. Quite long to load, but can run Chrome.
For Asia/Brazil part, is it a problem of concretes? Anyway we need alternative to concretes, but waste corrupt building may happen even without concretes.
Ever hear about Kerckhoff’s principle?
Hi eduren. Give me a few days and Ill see what i can publish as a WIP repo. The aim of Arc was to always allow swapping the execution engine whilst retaining the logic - hence SQL -so this should hopefully be easy.
That's awesome. I really wanted to like it. I'm glad it worked for you.
Two books from Eric F Russel that I like particularly are "Sinister barrier" where humans are prey to another previously unknown earthly species and "Sentinels from space" where humans experience a kind of metamorphosis when they die, enabling them to join a truly interstellar society.
I used Jira at my last job. It has it's disadvantages as well. I think the main issue I'm having is how my PM is trying to cram all the relevant data into the spreadsheet. It wouldn't be as bad if he spent some time working on formatting, but it's still ponderous when complicated repro steps and screenshots are involved.
appears to actually be flaky these days. I'll have to get back to it and figure it out. There's something subtle going on on mobile chrome. Things are being done differently. The image appears to get pre-fetched even though technically, according to the old-school <script> blocking rule, it shouldn't.

I'll have to check the blink source whenever I have some free time. There's probably a strange way around it (for instance, maybe convincing the browser it's a really old website and it reverts to the traditional policy for compatibility or perhaps maybe there's another strange old feature I can leverage, I dunno I'll have to check). And yes, I know this is just pure theater and it's completely useless, I still want to do it well!
> (...) you could get banned by simply pointing out that the lab escape theory was worth a deeper investigation.

I feel you're heavily distorting facts and misrepresenting them disingenuously.

The blend of remarks that you are referring to weren't based on a newly-found passion for the scientific method and objective thinking.

I'm sure you are fully aware that you are referring instead to baseless accusations fueled by conspiracy theories on how the virus was man-made by China in it's lab.

In some cases these conspiracy nuts go to the point of calling the leak intentional and even accusing it of being a bioweapon attack on the west.

There are also those who for some reason insist that Fauci is the mastermind behind the lab leak and not catering to the conspiracy theorist's demands is proof the US government in general and Fauci in particular is behind the virus.

And these accusations are reiterated in spite of any evidence of statement on the behalf of experts clearly refuting the conspiracy theories.

So no, it's disingenuous to frame what has been happening as being evil censorship attacks on honourable truth-seekers who routinely uncover major conspiracies by doing their own research and thinking independently.
Can someone recommend good PyTorch books they've read?
Decimated?
I have been using Google Chat as part of our Google Workspace subscription and it is just terrible. Channels are inconsistent if you add users that don't belong to your org, the possibility to edit or delete a message seems totally arbitrary, it is not even possible to reply to a specific message (making discussions a real mess), video calls are handled completely separately through Google Meet, and the list goes on.
It looks like nothing has changed in over a year so I'm surprised to see that Google is still pushing it, yet not fixing the basic flaws that make it barely usable for anyone who previously used Slack or any modern messaging entreprise tool.

We finally switched to Discord last month, the lack of integration with the Google Suite is a pity but the experience with Google Chat for a small organization was just too painful and not understandable.
Whitehats set their own wages; security auditors take salaries and the blame
> Misinformation and calls to violence

Which is not limited to the right

> we'll apply the 2nd amendment to them

What does it have to do with anything? Radicals from the Left are very pro 2nd amendment too by the way.

> Politics is debating the merits of a progressive tax system, for example. Politics is not calling for violence toward your political opponents and their supporters or arguing that the world is flat or interfering with the function of the organs of government.

Politics are simply the way people govern or are governed for better or for worse. "Politics is not what I consider evil" is a great political slogan but also doesn't make sense outside your own personal values.
Yes, I have to use it to track tasks assigned to me.
more current test treatments are recommending much more frequent injections to more closely mimic the 'constant' production your body actually creates. Rather than injecting once a week, injecting multiple times a week eliminates a lot of the really highs and lows from injecting on schedules like you recommend.

The issue is compliance - nobody really wants to inject themselves every day or every other day.
No. Why would getting the vaccine after being infected cause a person any harm?
The general formula to convert from housing deposit to monthly rent is $10,000 deposit equals $50 monthly rent. (Until recently it was $100 rent). It's possible to find lower, but $10,000 is usually the minimum deposit.

Housing costs will vary greatly depending on location. $90,000 is in Gimpo, just outside of Seoul. Busan is probably half the cost of Seoul, and outside any major metro areas it's probably even lower.

Also even within the same real estate market prices vary greatly depending on the neighborhood, type, and size of unit. Another major factor is distance to nearest public transportation (subway).

Another thing to note is since monthly rent is usually more profitable for landowners, there is a movement away from the cheonsae system. However, I was still able to find plenty of options exactly one year ago.
Still, many people don't have proof that they actually had covid-19, some have falsely identified the symptoms of other infections as covid-19, and getting the vaccine will still boost the immune response for an extended period of time. Just get the vaccine, it's not hard.
Not from a safe vaccine point of view. Why wouldn't both be better than none?
The problem is one of coordination.

If everything is determined by local control like this then every single college town will come to the same conclusion.

I can empathize with the homeowners there - but obviously bad for society as a whole if every single town acts selfishly.
People I mostly admire

The Life Scientific

Ted Interview

How I Built This

TWIML

This Week in Virology

Freakonomics

The Changelog

And Lex Fridman and Tim Ferris have their own shows
Netflix has become nearly unbearable. Just... give.... me... basic... filtering... and... sorting. Please. Simple stuff, solved problems.
Same here! It feels awkward though to read about tech in Dutch.
ok but how do they know you haven't bought that content?
Yes, Age Does Make Us More Generous
30 years to reach 1% of desktop usage, next year is going to be it, Windows 11 will make everyone migrate.

Had Microsoft been half serious with NT POSIX subsystem as they are with WSL, and it would never taken off, as proven by the masses that rather pay for Apple or Windows devices instead of supporting GNU/Linux OEMs.
Did you enable it in the settings?
I did it and it worked wonders for my shoulder injury. Not giving you medical advice, but it's easy and not expensive so I would go for it if i were you.

And subcutaneous injections are so easy you dont even feel them, I pin daily every morning with my coffee and it takes me 20 seconds using a super-slim insulin needle.
i am not a climber but I had a pulley injury that didn't really go away until I got cortisone to kill the inflammation it was causing. But repeated cortisone shots is supposed to be bad for connective tissue.
I can't see a problem with adding a random, static offset to users' locations that is rotated daily.