skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had a buddy in Jr high that ran a little bbs. A few of our friends could dial in to it and share files and play some txt based games.

The first thing you saw when you connected was an ASCII art banner that let you know which board you were on. Then there was a menu that let you go to different sections of the site... Games, files, etc.

Most BBSs had a directory where you could see other numbers for other BBSs. I only ever dialed in to free, local boards.

I still remember the excitement of watching an image load a line at a time while downloading it. Oh yeah, this lady has sunglasses and is sitting on a beach chair in the sun... She's smiling... Bare shoulders! Wow she's topless! Boobs! I gotta show my friends what I found!

The next day there were 5 of us crowded around the computer debating which file to download next based solely on the file name and the file size.
Spinning into cloud in a twin - absolute nightmare.
Matrix is not a protocol, it's a product. Its openness is more like a public API to a product developed by one organization.

Disclosure: I work with real open protocols.
Spins are not required (USA, PPL), but you should find a CFI and a spin ready plane and have some fun.

The older CFI's usually seem to be up for it. :D
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I saw that there was an update to the Android version of the app today which addresses this exact issue. Fantastic! Sharing now working for me and my wife. Thank you.
I'm not sure how Signal functions internally. Does it act as a server that just facilitates E2EE tunnels between clients? In that case wouldn't they still have metadata of which clients were connecting through the app at a certain time, if not which other clients they were paired with?
Let's see. In many countries Signal is now the primary communication tool for politicians. They love to communicate securely, without the risk of getting caught by law enforcement ;)
It's a mandatory training requirement before your first solo.
Tesla. So many people seem to have problems with the cars/lack of quality only to say “still love the car” or “it’s my xxx number Tesla and they’re still doing [problem]”
An awful lot of the datastructure-style questions rely on specific knowledge of the optimal approach. I dislike asking questsions because they are more a test of whether you took a particular style of datastructure course than a test of problem solving
On a related topic, I found the Badass users book to be very insightful and practical: https://www.amazon.com/Badass-Making-Awesome-Kathy-Sierra/dp...
Signal seems to be a lone island in its dedication to user privacy. Is this naive or an accurate evaluation? Have they done anything recently to signal that these may falter? What is going to suggest they won't resort to rent-seeking or monetizing in the future?
Yeah but the NeoPots helped make the world better, alongside NeoGats.
would never expect to see this incident from my hometown in the front page of HN...
> too many ways to do things

If there are many ways, then there is no obvious way, but then the "if" part of what you said does not apply.

I think your thought is much better captured by "if everything is possible, nothing is obvious".
and I for one am thankful
Liberal cosmopolitan cities can thrive as a subculture society. Not going against each other is the real meaning of tolerance–liking, approving, or supporting is not necessary.

Geographic sorting between fractured and non-fractured is dangerous. One group of people believes there is still a nation-state.

The urban-rural divide in political and nationalistic lines is clear in many countries. In countries with strong religious/conservative urban/modern populations like the US[1], Iran, Turkey it can become very problematic. Iran is probably closest to the civil war due to this fractionalization.

[1] https://www.niskanencenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Wi...
Depends on the kind though, Nintendo is said to willingly spread repetition to ease pedagogy so you can play while ignorant. They rotate around patterns gradually removing repetition.
Yep, agree. 95% of the code I write is owned by my employer and is under NDA various other privacy / IP laws. The 5% that isn't, has no place in an interview. It's a bunch of brittle glue code automating and backing up data between my devices.

"Passion projects" in my "spare time"... maybe once the kids have grown up and flown the nest...

Leetcode is easy... I memorise a bunch of stuff, do the dance and pass the interview. If i'm lucky I get a problem i've not seen before and actually have to use my brain during the interview.
I agree with a sentiment.

The only pro I can see at the moment for any console is the ability to place it in the living room for the family to share a casual gaming / entertainment experience.

I do have a PC and, while not a "gamer", I enjoy hitting back on the old classics (Age of Empires 2 DE) from time to time.

But that is a personal gaming experience, not to be shared with others in my home.
I was wondering about it in the context of "yet, other languages would do the right thing by default". Repeatedly concatenating to the same string (as opposed to concatenating an array of strings in one go) would be slow in any language I know of, unless you allocate a larger buffer up front, which is what StringBuilder does.

Some languages have mutable strings, but you would still need to allocate a sufficiently larger buffer if you want to add strings in a loop.
Visit a project's Github page, look over the issues, comment and pick one of the bugs/features.

When you finished with the task create a PR.
Word has the same if you save your documents in a folder backed up by OneDrive and you turn on auto save in word.
Yes, and accept that the aircraft will lose some height.

Asymmetric thrust, flaps down, large group disrupting airflow over horizontal stabilizer and creating a substantial CofG shift to aft, what could go wrong ...
I wish that would be the standard with which we evaluated languages.
"Easy" syntax and features make up for a bloat such that such tasks become far more complicated.
Which also implies that you have to rely too much on tests, refactoring can be difficult, etc.
Ultimately, you want to be able to shape you tools to match your task at hand, which you can only do if things stay "simple".
In short, it's a good proof of Hickey's talk on simplicity.
Legally, I guess. Because thankfully, it's not hard to create PDF copies of any ebook even in 2021.
And to add to that: you should use as many different symmetric keys as possible as long as asymmetric decryption of the key doesn't overly degrade performance.
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Isn't that a universal law ?

We live in valleys, we go where taxes are low, we cut corners in parks.

Balancing structure and ease is an interesting art.
If you're going to use a non-standard tagging system, it's best to have a backup. For example, Gmail uses tags instead of folders, and to most uses they seem to be folders. It's possible to not even be aware of this difference.

Sometimes gmail loses all your tags. Could you imagine if all your files ended up in the root? Also consider how you would back up such a schema in a traditional file system.
up to now, the US has taken a softer approach (unlike Russia or China) of trying to quietly convince companies to set up backdoors. Outright banning E2EE is a losing proposition, since it's fundamentally not possible. Far better to have a root password and corrupt the whole system than to publicly take it down.
This is how I interview.

Show me something you've done that you're proud of. Take me through it in depth. Answer some questions on it.

Doesn't have to be a free-time project. If you don't have a free-time project and you're too NDA'd to discuss previous work, then present some language feature or something.
A look at the die of the 8086 processor (2020)
American policy towards Cuba kept Castro in power. Castro had a very convenient excuse for all of Cuba's problems - the American embargo! Just blame America. It worked great for Castro.
unlikely because the 0day / offsec market ensures continued access for LEA. OffSec vendors may have contributed more than we think to help silence the discussion about legal backdoors. Personally I prefer this over mandates to key-escrow and legal backdoors.
playstation 5, not yet obtained!
Parents who track their children
Your advisors are right, this is a bad idea. If knowledge retention is a problem, always have a spare dev or two around to cushion for people leaving. That would still be cheaper than what you are planning.
I already spend all day sat at my desk.

I was a “PC gamer” for years, but consoles are better for plug and play group/sofa gaming.
Why not do it the other way around? Serve a page without a redirect to the twitter-bot and detect if the header does NOT contain twitter to serve a redirect?
Convenience and cost for me. You get significantly better hardware for your money than a PC for the same price, while it is guaranteed that all games you can buy will run as the developer intended it. Just turn it on and play.
I don't think MS is still in its EEE days (or at least its EEL), but its pretty obvious they want part of the new cake while having their own.

Microsoft will most likely continue to adapt the open source model with lock downs like the rest of the industry.

The question is will they be like red hat or Oracle.

Also they already have a distro although internal:
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/microsoft-released-cbl-mar...
>Telegram will not show promotional messages in your chat list, private conversations or groups. Advertising will affect only large channels - services where there is already advertising, and the support of which leads to the greatest costs on the part of Telegram.

That's really, really great. :)
Thanks,

As far as I've heard/seen anecdotally about aspiration is that at least in most cases there was no aspiration. People reporting many stories where they specifically asked for aspiration to be done, and nurses very frequently said, they are not trained for that any longer. Some nurses didn't even know what it was, and some other nurse aspirated AFTER the injection. Luckily there was no blood in this case.

It would be interesting to know how many nurses will aspirate, but given what I've seen/heard, it seems like 90% or more don't. Unless again, anecdotal stories are biased and only mention it when it's not done.

If I remember correctly, the couple got vaccinated around 2 weeks apart, I don't remember if the provider was the same. But story went something like they went to the ER because of her, but he was also asked how's he feeling and I think he mentioned something about chest/shoulder pains as well, and so they both got tested at the same time and received their diagnosis on the same day.

If aspiration wasn't done just in 10% of the cases, then yeah, this could skew with data and make a couple more likely to have it if they do go get it at the same provider and person who doesn't do it.

Interestingly, there was a study 7 years ago that found out 74% of end-users aspirated,

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC5333604/

I'm not sure how that compares to current circumstances 7 years later and considering there's probably a lot more activity.

EDIT:
Also found this poll in Reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/poll/qc1cct

This matches the idea of 90%+ did not aspirate. But very important, this is Halifax, so the percentage might vary wildly depending on the country etc.
Talk about a bad day at work, huh?!
>> OffSec vendors may have contributed more than we think to help silence the discussion about legal backdoors

Can you explain this further?
Spin avoidance, sure, but most places these days don't have actual spins on the syllabus as more were being lost in training practice than subsequent general flying.

Perhaps because the training wasn't being well done. It's a pity, because to most pilots a spin will be very disorienting unless you are used to it.
This is mostly but not entirely coincidental. The name München is derived from the word for monk, which would be "monaco" in Italian. Both "monaco" (monk) and "Monaco" (city) ultimately descend from μόνος (Greek for "solitary").
Brown people, not very smart.
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Oh, well ^^

I was a Telegram user for year until I completely switched to Signal 2.5 years ago.

I'd pay 1-10€ a year for a Telegram experience with e2e and without ads.

Why can't the old WA model be used ?
i mean encrypting metadata as well, so that you can't provide security agencies anything at all
do they have your phone number ?
if so, the cops just call your operator and have your adress
I'm a software engineer with a pure mathematics degree. I can't speak for the "elite underproduction" bit but the rest of it pretty well covers my case.
That's actually been surprising to me but makes sense: "the entire history of the stock market" is not that big in terms of data, and the dynamics change frequently enough to where things that happened in 2000 are almost useless from a machine learning standpoint, my models perform best when trained on a much more selective subset (I believe because the reasons for trades and market participants keep changing, so the dynamics change enough to where old rules don't apply anymore).
The Ultraviolet Catastrophe was discovered immediately after theoretical physicists derived the radiation law, the limit was theory and not experiments there as well. And the most important part here is that another physicist had already derived an alternative radiation law at the time that fit perfectly with the observed deviation and had a good explanation for it: Quantum Physics.

Edit: The problem with physics today is exactly like back then, we have no predictions to test. If someone comes up with a new theory that joins quantum physics with gravity in a way that is consistent with all past experiments, then we can test that. But there is no such theory today, nobody has figured out a way that the domains can work together.
I'm not sold on the metaverse in any shape of form. It's not exciting to me that I will put on a VR headset and walk around in a virtual world.

Zuckerberg is betting on the long-term though, when VR technology graphics quality becomes so realistic that it's comparable to real life. Even at that moment, there's much more to real life than just vision.
Certainly nets you attention. Don't know what his angle is. If he wants to promote pornhub or if he wants people to focus more on anal-ysis.
This sounds a lot more plausible. Being able to extract signals faster or that others cannot seems a much more likely strategy.
i can see a middle ground with just disabling e2e for metadata, just like whatsapp.
Nothing is stopping you from connecting a PC to your TV to play games on your sofa.
Those have the gpu disabled
> Somehow, most people exist and survive without thieving.

Which means that, necessarily, some don't. Should they die rather than steal?
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- Cheaper than a gaming PC. Of course it depends on your setup but for the same price ($500 MSRP) it would be hard to build a decent rig that plays the current gen new games perfectly

- It just works. Games can have bugs but no hassle with installation, drivers etc. Games are more or less better optimzed because all the devs are working on the same hardware. No 100s different CPU and GPU. And one operating system

- Exclusives. Studios are moving away from it to some extent but some games can still be only played on consoles

- Home entertainment system. Youtube, Netflix, blurays etc.

That being said I have a gaming PC and consoles too mostly becasue of the exclusives
i still don't understand how they can route messages to devices without having some kind of registry as well as leaking the destination out of the encrypted payload..

edit : root -> route :)) talk about a freudian slip :)))
It's very slow, slow enough to suspect some bug. Note that it doesn't say when the order was delivered to Signal or the lawyer at the ACLU.
I cannot speak for everybody, but for me the lack of encryption - thus allowing state actors to intercept - is a far better trade off than the explicit sharing of data with advertisers.

Note that I live in a nation in which I support and trust my state. Yet I do not trust advertisers and other entities who seek to influence my opinion. I'm sure that for those who live in states where the government is viewed as adversarial then Signal would be a better choice.
You’ve missed the point.

I don’t want to setup and configure yet another computer.
I don't want to be overly pessimistic, but I have a strange feeling about AI image or text generators. Who can prove that it actually does what it says?

I have a conspiracy theory: Somebody found a way to quickly generate pictures in this style in a semi-manual fashion, and hired a bunch of people to fake this, mechanical turk style. I have never found an interactive generator that completely convinced me, neither for images nor for text. Either the results are really bad, or the responses take so long that a person could have made it.

But why would somebody fake something like this? There is a lot of money in AI. It seems totally plausible that someone invests five or six figures to set up a fake demonstration, in order to raise millions in investments.

Now I want to make clear while I get a big Theranos vibe from these kind of demos, I don't want to accuse anybody concretely. I think a lot is technically possible and I do believe a lot of research is real, but I also believe some demos are "fake it till you make it" territory.
Very nice! Congrats on launching.

I made a few updates and realized they were being overwritten each time, which I understood is how it works but a few bits of feedback:

1) The homepage yosup.com should be the public view for what's on /global right now.

2) The logged in page should be yosup.com/<username>

3) Include a link from logged in page to homepage for ease of navigation.

4) It'd be nice to see what my past updates were (only visible to me on my logged in page)

Good luck!
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1. Game availability - lots of good games are not available on PC and will never be.

2. Hardware convenience - just a box you put next to your TV that works from the second you take it out of the packaging.

3. Software convenience - no need to deal with a million compatibility issues, buggy drivers, and all the problems that come with Windows and gaming hardware.
But that is just the CPU. Basically the expensive part (the beefy integrated gpu) is not working and thus the still working parts (cpu, memory, io, etc) are being sold instead of being thrown into trash.
My guess is, because instant messaging only works with multiple people. The usfullness of an IM service is directly coupled to the amount of your peers using it. If there is no one to talk two, why bother?

Sure, you and I may be happy to pay this, and may even fork out the fee for our loved ones, but how many other people would do that?
A curious thing about this is during my family's visit in 1969 to Berlin, my father took many pictures. In color. But if you browse the souvenir shops, the picture books about that time are all black and white.