skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If O365 can't find the email and the O365 message tracing does not show anything, it seems likely that the mail was not actually delivered by Atlassian. If O365 looses mails and these mails do not show up in message tracing either (i.e., not classified as spam), we would probably have heard about that by now.

Also, regardless of whether or not I received the mail, the initial mail stated that only authorized users could exploit this. So Atlassian did not inform any of their users fully until Sep 4, whereas they were well aware on Aug 26 that the vulnerability was exploitable by anyone.
A French protester. From a similar group to Occupy.

https://mexicanapost.com/2021/09/06/protonmail-logged-ip-add...
Explaining these to the average person makes you seem like a conspiracy nut case.
No of some of the same people will go on about the illuminati controlling everything. But you talk specific companies or policies and you get an eye roll.
> Your example is also less about Rust and more about type signatures.

No, is HOW Rust use type signatures. Rust is in the camp of "advanced usage", not like C#, Python and others, where a "type" is barely for classification. Instead, Rust use types to inform: Memory type (heap vs stack), Cost (cheap to copy or must clone and can be potentially very big), Permisions (read/mutable), Behavior, Share-ability (can go in threads), lazy or not (iterable), etc.

It use types for a lot, and communicate much information densely.

P.D: Not always perfect and I agree that the syntax is not as nice to me, but is incredible how much you can understand from most codebases just reading, even on docs (not need IDE assistance that much)
Nope, the system would instantly panic - presumably in order to protect data integrity... imagine the damage possible otherwise. It was actually a fairly ponderous debugging effort, as I remember it, because it was occurring on an already shaky POWER9 setup I was using to port other stuff. ZFS worked great for any vdev setup on any OS compiled with the same endianness, but plugging in so much as a thumb drive previously provisioned from a different endian host... insta-console-vomit. Definitely an uncommon problem though :)
Actually recommendation has undervalued it https://www.karger.com/Article/Fulltext/499374
It's hard to see how this could be enforced meaningfully. After all, who gets to decide if the updates represent a reasonable effort at bug fixing and security patching? What's to stop a company throwing out rudimentary updates as a box ticking exercise? In some ways that could be worse by creating a superficial appearance that phones are up to date.
I first thought that it replaces jQuery with vanilla, but it replaces jQuery functions with other functions? With this point of view using the term vanilla would mean that there is no difference to jQuery, because in the end jQuery is also written in vanilla? Or do I get something wrong here?
It’s funny that scientists actually thought an ice nine type situation had a minuscule but non-zero chance of occurring when they set off the first nuclear bomb: the entire atmosphere would ignite.
Recruiters/referrals seem to have a much faster process than cold resume drops.
Thanks for the video, very interesting.
omg Ars Technica is still around! that takes me back..
Between stripping away all fiber and phytonutrients/prebiotics (which aren't returned in "enriched" products), and the added fat that tends to throw off the omega 3/6 balance, and the sugar, and the salt, there are negative outcomes. Typically are high calorie with low satiety, and yields a high insulin response to boot. Processed meats also bad owing to nitrates but also salt and very high saturated fat typically paired with refined carbohydrates. Saturated fat in itself appears to only raise total cholesterol levels (considered a risk by health authorities but some disagree), but when paired with sugar and carbs the ldl/hdl profile worsens and CVD risk heightens.
I do feel the move against jquery comes from people that surpass it, which seems a shame. They had to use it once. It's like burning the rope for the people behind. Many low level users don't care about 30kb to get the $ shorthand as it's a habit they've had for a decade. It's funny almost to see the hoops people jump through not to use it. Like having a point to prove and not being able to prove it. Hey look, you can replace jquery with these 10 unmemorable esoteric steps.
That article is the TechCrunch article with a bunch of words swapped out for synonyms to the point that it doesn't even make sense.

First sentence from TechCrunch:

> ProtonMail, a hosted email service with a focus on end-to-end encrypted communications, has been facing criticism after a police report showed that French authorities managed to obtain the IP address of a French activist who was using the online service.

First sentence from Mexicana Post:

> ProtonMail, a hosted email provider with a target on finish-to-stop encrypted communications, has been going through criticism just after a police report confirmed that French authorities managed to get hold of the IP tackle of a French activist who was using the on the web assistance.
Well, you could certainly see why the situation changes when the service is controlled by an adversarial government. At least the US services are only clandestinely influenced by the US government. TikTok is practically a Trojan horse
https://youtu.be/nOub_6Ph5S0
Confluence LTS upgrade from 7.7 to 7.13 fails with OOM and SQL error
True people tread you like shit but this is just outrage porn for people that enjoy feeling sorry for themselves.
it is absolutely not an aberration, it is the status quo, it happens to thousands of people a year, it's happened on camera during many episodes of C.O.P.S. (an old popular TV show where camera crews follow police officers around doing their police job), and it mostly happens to non white people (of course) but it also happens to white male citizens, too — some of whom happen to be software engineers going to buy a used car off craigslist or some shit, who have posted to this very website (can't find the link now, as my kids are rioting, but it's there)
This is not a competition, both countries can be in a dire state politically.
Yeah, the other side of the coin is idioms (like things that people understand as "pythonic" or idiomatic).

Certain idioms not make much sense at first, but a big part of be on Rust is learn them. Eventually, most of it make sense and are very predictable (is incredible how much adherence exist for them in the whole community!).
Nutritional studies also frequently suffer from the healthy subject effect. Dietary is highly correlated with other behaviors in ways that are difficult to control for.
That's "chore" in my company. The scope is usually the component (frontend/backend/etc.).
The USG has "unlimited" money and it doesn't matter to them.
I feel like some AI has decided that this video is "good for you". I have some videos on my feed for weeks on end. Now some videos I have already seen are reappearing without the red bar to signify that I have already watched them.

Something definitely stinks with the algo on YT currently. At least for me
Security Mastercode for Nokia* mobiles [*retro ones]
WordPress Abstraction: Best Practices and WordPress Abstraction Plugins
> If O365 looses mails and these mails do not show up in message tracing either (i.e., not classified as spam), we would probably have heard about that by now.

Internet email has never been considered a highly-reliable messaging system; its quite possible an infrequent data loss in a mail server would get misattributed to a failure outside.

Heck, even ignoring the unreliability of email generally, in fact, your assumption that it must not occur because you haven't previously heard about it demonstrates how that might happen.
TimescaleDB also offers a good lot of supplementary functions to the PostgeSQL core product to help with time series data analysis... saves a lot of SQL acrobatics!
I would assume the reason why open Linux distros support 15 year old hw is because the OEM dropped support for it in the first place.
Yep,this is a Apex guide to get the best developers away from your company, much recommended. Don't forget to make them fill the job form again after they already provided that info on resume and shared their linked in profile.
Looks like it was within 10% of described for 71% of supplements (which sounds pretty okay) but there were some big outliers for the rest.

It also suggests the biggest variance was in mixed-supplement pills while pure melatonin pills were mostly within the normal range. Definitely good to know but I wouldn't worry too much if you are just getting basic pure melatonin from a well-known manufacturer.
Thanks, next time a cop wants to search my vehicle I'll be sure to wait for you to reply with a link to a website and then read it in its entirety. And yes, that website says they can search with probable cause, and it doesn't say that being suspected of having cash doesn't count.

The whole point is that because it's badly mutilated, an individual citizen quietly driving their car has no particular reason to deeply understand the relevant jurisprudence when a cop asks them to do something, and is heavily incentivized to say "Okay" and find a lawyer later. That's why, for instance, the Miranda warning is a thing - you have the right to remain silent even if you're not told it, it's right there in the Fifth Amendment, but people don't know that. (And even so, it turns out you have to specifically say that you're invoking the right to remain silent, you can't just remain silent.)
if you are tourist you might as well paint a bullseye on your car. How a tourist is going to fight in a foreign country against police of that country?
I would not go as far as saying the comparison is wrong. From what I have read about the platform, it is a video sharing platform where teenagers can also insert currently trending music and share the content. There is also a home feed that works automatically by finding the best video suggested by an algorithm. So based on that description, it is fair to compare it to YouTube.

I agree YouTube /Instagram/Snapchat stories feature is closer to the experience of TikTok.

Though I making a guess since I have only read about it and seen some screenshots.
Facebook wants your data to sell higher priced targeted ads.

Tiktok gives your data to China. I don't know what they are doing with it but they are not using it for better targetted ads. I guess when they request permission for my phone contacts, clipboard content, private photos at least I know they aren't using it for ads.
Presumably you mean to rather than by?
Shouldn't it be magnetically levitates out instead of rolling? Anyways. Show fucking speed on test big test track, or shut the fuck up.
I think it is important to see it in its context, as an icon for “the finger of contempt” rather than the typical use of a manicule as a bullet point in an index or to connect some annotation with some text. That seems somewhat similar to the use of emoji today.
The main power consumption of electronics is the embodied energy (energy used to build the device), and the number of devices per person has kept increasing worldwide (24 per household in the US! https://www.forbes.com/sites/tjmccue/2013/01/02/24-electroni...)
Well, work has to get done...
I think the poster is saying it's not really a single point if no return and therefore isn't a great analogy. Crossing the Rubicon was about a single act that so broke the status quo it was impossible to undo that. This is more about the accumulation of a bunch of small steps making minor adjustments to the status quo instead of a singular act.
From what I gathered from a (French) blog posting by a squatting collective, posted elsewhere in this thread, the arrests are in relation to an eviction.

The eviction was legally sanctioned, and violence was used on the officers. Several officers had to stop work for a few days, one officer for two weeks.

I myself am a middle-aged "have" , but I do worry about climate and I do empathize with those that "have not".

However, violence during an eviction is not peaceful. People were hurt, and a legal response was due. Seems to me that arresting someone after the fact, and dealing with the matter in a court of law is the peaceful thing to do?
Good to know. I was sent the link earlier by a contact. I will block him now.
Listen to an Australian duck say ‘you bloody fool’ like a human
My Philips shaver has a 120v cord that goes from the wall to the shaver, and it won’t operate while plugged in.
Nigeria trade deficit hits N1.8 trln in 2nd quarter 2021 ~NBS
At my last job I applied via Work at a Startup and.... Never heard back. I went to work for another company and when I was done there the CEO posted on bookface for me. A high up employee at the startup I applied to saw the post and forwarded me to the recruiter. I got a blind call (the person doing recruiting was so out of touch with how devs like contact) and he was amazed I knew a bunch about the company. I then explained I applied a year ago!

My resume at the time wasn't as impressive but I was obviously more than qualified for the role and they were unable to fill the role for a year.
iOS 15 didn’t drop support for any device supported by iOS 14. Rumours are wrong sometimes.
Canned or frozen can contain more nutrients because of the preservation process though. Fresh foods lose nutrients as they are shipped around.

The vitamins may have leached into the water, but toss that water into a soup and you're good.

I don't think freshness matters much at all. Flour certainly doesn't need to be fresh to make good bread.
I don't disagree at all. I tend to advocate for very shallow hierarchies in the 5-10% of code that I think benefits from an object oriented style.

But the point of the comment is the formal/common divide rather than the specific example.
If you follow who is saying what, I don't think you and I fundamentally disagree - or at least are not THAT far apart on this - I (the black person here who is still saying yep, my black opinion is important) have also been strongly suggesting that we not automatically attribute these problems to intentional racism.

So to clarify -- the "rush to excuse" that I'm saying is dangerous is really "the rush to insist that there is definitely no bias in play," NOT the "the rush to accuse individuals of being racist" -- and I suppose the fundamental problem I see going on here is that people can't seem to distinguish these two things, even though they are very different.

I'm going to keep saying this: the biggest problem is not smoking out hardcore racists who openly hate, the biggest problem is getting much of the non-black tech populace to even begin this conversation without the hypersensitivity kicking in (fully acknowledging that, while I'm not a fan of the terms "SJW" and "woke" and such, there also absolutely exists a naive liberal left that presently makes this conversation harder because they lean too hard into their particular direction)
Conservative not so much in the political sense of who I might vote for. I meant in a psychological sense. More reactive to perceived threats, less trusting, more guarded.

I was influenced by some recent research like this when I spoke: https://www.nyu.edu/about/news-publications/news/2020/novemb...

> Specifically, the studies by Jost and his colleagues, including Michael Strupp-Levitsky, who conducted the work as an NYU undergraduate and is now a doctoral candidate at Long Island University-Brooklyn, showed that those moral foundations known to be more appealing to liberals than conservatives—specifically, fairness and harm avoidance—are linked to empathic motivation, whereas the moral foundations that are more appealing to conservatives than to liberals —such as ingroup loyalty and deference to authority—are not.

Loss of empathy, perhaps. Something in that vein. Man, I really am making a great case against acid, aren't I? I did rediscover empathy. I think I learned a thing or two of value in the process. And I don't feel that it actually fundamentally threatened my sanity, for what it's worth. But I guess I got what I was looking for. I won't be repeating it any time soon.
The server redirects me to err 503 after a short moment.

Here's an archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210818212153/https://cityroom....
Sure, Cash is super cool. I wrote this library for my personal use. As I was repeating the same work on multiple projects.
While removing jQuery dependency, the hardest part was finding the jQuery methods in the existing project and writing the alternative vanilla js methods without making much changes in the codebase.
Yes, I agree with you the events part needs to be improved and well documented. (It actually supports namespacing.) I fixed most of the things in https://github.com/sachinchoolur/tiny-events.js and need to make the changes here as well.

My intention was not to build another JavaScript utility library. I just wanted to make my JavaScript libraries jQuery independent.
This is actually really useful to know. I have some Bose QuietComfort 35s that I use for work calls. I'll need to replace at some point and I've read a lot of positive things about the Sony equivalents. But it's a common use case that I realise my battery is low in the middle of the day (or in the middle of a call!) and I need to plug them in.

Even the Bose isn't great here because plugging it in causes a Bluetooth disconnect and reconnect which sometimes confuses Windows. So I have to power off, plug in, power on. But I can at least use it as a wired headset then.
I believe it. Nowadays, I watch perhaps 1-2 videos a day on Youtube. The addictive endless scrolling of content on Tiktok means I'm spending on average an hour a day.
William Langewiesche is an excellent writer, thanks for this link.
Why can’t we mandate anything? Global resurgence of patrimonial rule
The point is that a company that is controlled by an authoritarian regime has a vast influence on the US population.
Just a single point, but as a non american, I can say that I do not feel "the same way" exactly. Its close, in that I think, the discussion in the EU on Huaweis network equipment in telco nets, is a little bit overheated and I'd like to see the same requirements to be enacted on, for example, CISCO, whos security track record is ... not that good?

But I still think that 'chinese company owning a majority of internet video traffic' is WAY more scary than 'US company owning a majority of internet traffic'. Maybe thats just bias, maybe not.

But yes, I think there should be more relevant non-US big IT players to add more variety. But for a lot of reasons, the EU, and especially germany, just does not cut it in regard of IT expertise anymore. I am not saying this from a perspective of "disappointed patriotism" or something like that. Its more about having more choice would make thinks more interessting.

But on the other hand: more choice makes thinks like movie streaming less attractive. I do not want to have to sign with Netflix, Amazon, Disney, HBO, Apple TV AND Maxdome.

I guess we still cannot have the cake, and eat it, too.
We've added the year to the title now. Thanks!
One anecdote that I heard about the TikTok algo is that it favors new creators with <5k subscribers and actively pushes that content to new users. This is opposed to how Youtube does it, where more established creators are pushed over news ones.

I feel like this is what really helps TikTok always have fresh content. If you want to become a YouTuber, the path to having a good following can be years of grind. With TikTok, there is a good shot your first video might just propel you to stardom. Thus more people are inclined to create content for TikTok. It creates a feedback loop
Um, no.

Bad journalism isn't intentional misinformation.

One distinguishing trait, between FUD and laziness, is printing retractions. Rolling Stone has already posted updates.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/gunshot-...

How many of the howling monkeys criticizing Rolling Stone have their own followup retractions?

IIRC, Rolling Stone had a campus rape story fall apart a while back, doing a lot of damage. You'd think that'd make them be more careful. (I don't read Rolling Stone, so have no idea what's what.)

In this case, Peter Wade should have second sourced KFOR's original quote from Dr McElyea, the origin of this meme.

https://kfor.com/news/local/patients-overdosing-on-ivermecti...

You'd know all this too, if you had bothered to look.

But that'd conflict with the THey'rE aLL tHe saMe schtick.

Please. Continue.
I Built an App to Help Fight Misinformation
Oh well, Proton just became useless.
Seeing the obesity crisis in the UK, you could just write "We don't need nearly as much food as we consume".
I'd rather get a fully-formed Jira ticket, than a terse three-word titled empty ticket, that the PM will explain in a 9AM Zoom meeting. Just me though.
PM mails are encrypted with PGP at rest, as is metadata. The police can request to log incoming and outgoing mail metadata if available but not retroactively.
> But facebook will try to profit off of your data. Tiktok data goes to China. I don't know what they are doing with it..

FB data also goes to the US government. I don't know what they are doing with it..
Yea, the Youtube algorithm is the "pick me girl" of algorithms.

I watched one video by a creator I already follow about their solar panel installation and water-catcher garden irrigation.

What do I get in my recommendations? Dozens and dozens of videos from completely random channels about solar panel installation and gardening.

I very rarely find new creators on YouTube, who produce consistent high quality content. I follow a handful of channels and even from them I lookat 20-40% of their videos.

TikTok on the other hand I swore I'd never use. Then came Covid19 and lockdowns. I reached the end of HN, Reddit and Youtube, so I installed it.

The Algorthm is fucking amazing. Dunno how they do it, but 80-90% of stuff it shows me I end up watching (it is 10secs to 3 mins so the investment isn't that huge =) ).

I've ended up following, among others, an opthalmologist who does sketches about hospital stuff, to mechanics who show the most f'd up cars they get to service, to farrier and sheep shearing videos to a guy who does comedy about weird animal facts.

I'd never actually go search anything like that on purpose, but I actually kinda found out I enjoy looking at. It's a good way to space out for 30 minutes and relax. Most TikTok videos get to the point before a stereotypical YouTuber has gone through their intro and sponsor segments :)
Discussed at the time:

Signs that can reveal a fake photo - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14670670 - June 2017 (18 comments)
Re: 3, you can’t apply non-LVT outcomes to an LVT scenario. The tax situation would eventually force the redevelopment of the lot (outside of a few super-rich owners who want a trophy SFH and are inelastic to tax pressure), bringing more density and opportunity for people to live in valuable space.
How about "you didn't fix a known security flaw within 3 months, pay 10% of MSRP to all your customers"?
I love i3. Like many, I've been using it for years.

Here's my config files with a lot of i3 goodies: https://github.com/riccardomc/rcs

Maybe you'll find something useful in there.
To get an estimate I need to install agent in my cluster, who guarantees it's safe to do this and what data egnt access?