skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> For example, I used to buy Enpass for everyone I know. Then they switched to a subscription model and have gotten $0 from me since.

Enpass has a one-time Personal lifetime license for ~$70, see https://www.enpass.io/pricing/. This is not subscription based, please explain why you don’t like it?
Should have dragged the head of Apple India into small claims court.
if you are thinking of animals, JBS Haldane had it right: god has an inordinate fondness for beetles.

But in the scheme of things, animals aren’t really that big a deal:

> Of the 550 gigatons of biomass carbon on Earth, animals make up about 2 gigatons, with insects comprising half of that and fish taking up another 0.7 gigatons. Everything else, including mammals, birds, nematodes and mollusks are roughly 0.3 gigatons, with humans weighing in at 0.06 gigatons.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/humans-make-110000...
>We are a @linuxfoundation project and they control our trademark

why would you ever do that?
On autoloading
> Any idea what the plan for the E10ks was?

My colleague's theory was they were likely going to the oil and gas exploration modelling or nuclear research for middle-eastern states that couldn't get state-of-the-art gear.
> If you don’t want to get a job you still need uni courses to get your prerequisite fulfilled.

If I don’t want to get a job, why the hell would I pay for the university courses when I could follow their curriculum, books, etc. in combination with things like MIT OCW. Assuming that I’m the sort of person who can keep on top of that sort of autodidactism.

I mean I suppose yeah there’s a lot of stuff you can’t do on your own (I imagine VLSI is out of the question), but you can get your hands on FPGA dev boards, etc. That seems to be good enough for designing custom hardware as a hobbyist, along with playing with discrete components.
Proton mail Twitter: “ We have a 3 months inactivity policy, so if the account is not a paid account, and if another user requests it, and if the account doesn't have any activity, sometimes the username will be released.”
> making sure the person isn’t using another streaming service for longer.

Thanks, as I just pay for all available streaming services, I forgot that most people don't view them as orthogonal services...now the whole strategy makes so much more sense.

About the Netflix Original comment: it's again only about maximizing viewing time, but at least now I understand the reason. It means ,,not available on other streaming services, stay here''
But the iron is consumed on the surface, and the phytoplankton need it on the surface - if anything sending it to the depths of the sea seems counter productive.
I'm not all the way through the book, but I believe this is basically the point. Once Moses' "success" in NY became known, everywhere else in the US started to copy his approach. So he really did have a national influence.
I recently came stumbled upon this autodiff in two dozen lines of python: https://github.com/breandan/picograd/blob/main/picograd.py
Carbohydrates. We can stick a needle in our blood to generate energy for portables.
You can use the Go binding to bind to the first private adapter in bind_addr:
"bind_addr": "{{ GetPrivateInterfaces | include \"network\" \"172.31.0.0/24\" | attr \"address\" }}",

It sounds like your team had hard coded IPs and when the consensus was lost, they had to manually edit the peers.json file to remove the failed instance.

Also, how many consul servers were running? If it's an even number, the odds of getting into a split-brain scenario is high.
> multiple junk bonds can be combined together to form a higher quality bond than otherwise.

Well it's obviously true. Take your good bond to get paid first from 1000 junk bonds. Then your 999 worse bonds get paid last. Even during the mortgage crisis, not all of the junk bonds returned zero. So there is some number of junk bonds that can be combined into a good bond and worse bonds.

The problem is that people estimated that number to be lower than it actually was. It was a quantitative failure.
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I should have read further, because there's this kicker:

> Leaked documents at Wikileaks show that the CIA requires emails to be stored as an EML filetype. There are several ways to store emails, and Protonmail has selected the format that the CIA requires.

Everybody uses the EML format! It's a raw dump of the RFC 822 message[1] that the protocol itself uses!

[1]: https://www.loc.gov/preservation/digital/formats/fdd/fdd0003...
Actually, I think that's a job for the consumer court. I don't think? We have have small claims court (by that name atleast).
Please elaborate. Specifically, which part of that statement is nonsense?
This is russian propaganda bullshit.

The claim that SSL is not necessary is also bullshit, since traffic will be unencrypted after leaving an exit node.

Fuck off, Ivan, back to your ghetto.
Yeah, you have to correctly configure the output to get dimensional accuracy. but it shouldn't involve finding some magic scaling factor for X and Y that makes things accurate.

I've used Inkscape to make basic shapes, and pay for Fusion 360. TBH I've never actually thought to take one of my 3D Fusion models and use it to make a 2D template for drilling. That makes sense...
> I really don't understand how you jumped to this condescending conclusion.

If you believe that financial regulations are the "nanny", you probably only have a child-like understanding of things. In that case, condescension is warranted. It means you don't have the experience needed to comment seriously on the topic.

> It is here to replace a faulty and completely outdated financial infrastructure

Yet it performs worse in every measurable metric. How many transactions per second can Bitcoin sustain? Four, lmao.

> The same laws against criminals apply whether they use crypto or not.

One does not need to be a criminal for proper regulations to apply. Again, this is the immaturity of people commenting.
Just make cards that are good at video, but don't work with mining. I am hearing this is being done.
> Thanks for making my day! :)

No, thank YOU for building and maintaining DTA for all of us, even after the webext framework overhaul! Been a happy user since the old days.
If you just need email forwarding... without logs and no storage to disk... here's something I made: https://forwardemail.net
You're the one getting the issues backwards (oxygen leaking in vs. hydrogen leaking out, explosion vs. fire). Someone helpfully correcting you is not being pedantic or dying on a hill.

You're the wrong one, sorry.

Edit: Oh, you the same person as that other comment. You're completely imagining the claim that hydrogen didn't kill anyone! I'm not surprised you feel such a sense of superiority if you're that confused about what's actually being claimed here.
I recently left DuckDuckGo (personal reasons) and would recommend it as an ethical but growth-oriented place to work. Lovely bunch of people with aligned values, a clear company strategy, and respect for individual freedom and personal situations.
Try VSR (Viewstamped replication).

Also supposedly Heidi Howard was working on a consensus protocol appropriate for geographically replicated datacenters, which have fast almost always reliable networks intra-datacenter but fallible slow networks inter-datacenter... That sounds amazing to me.
I had a similar experience with AMD back in the day. I was probably a similar age and damaged the pins on my new Athlon XP 2500+. I called them up and they ended up sending me a 2800+ as a replacement.
There is no visible serial number on a GPU. At least not clearly and in a way that could be seen by ebay.
Wild is an understatement. The shit you've been through! For context, I'm only 20 and when I broke up with my gf last year that messed me up. The only thing I know is, when you're ready to move forward, you have to somehow channel your energy into passion and vigor for your life and those around you who love you very much. Fight your way with all your spirit. I wish you all the best colecut. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KyorrH_Vu8
The problem is that people rely on proton’s claims to discuss things they normally wouldnt discuss

The lies are very harmful
>A C&D letter is not itself evidence of anything.

I didn't mean to suggest it was. It is still surprisingly hostile/corporate behavior from a company that markets itself as an anti-authoritarian actor.
As long as NSO is defanged, I’m sure Macron is happy to bury the hatchet.
China would love to embrace Must in exchange for access to SpaceX tech.
Did you not care at all for K and his struggle for meaning?
Surely the number becomes odd every time a Consul server goes down?
saving a couple of clicks > https://epadd.stanford.edu/epadd/correspondents?archiveID=3c...

But looks like every email is redacted. I mean 99% redacted. Or is it, something wrong with my browser rendering, that i can't read the text.
Microsoft acquired Skype more than 10 years ago...

Surely they screwed up the massive lead in the space that Skype had, but I can't say they "EEE"'d it. It was just badly run.
This is like one step away from the Morlock and Eloi.
When connecting to proton over tor they require a phone number and credit card payment
Thanks Nat, my company would not be possible without Github.
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RStudio. I've been shocked at how healthy, happy, and friendly their culture has been.
I’m purely on the numbers here. No agenda. No guy I like.

“Good numbers” - what does that mean? They are numbers for sure. I gave reasons why weight summing market caps might not be a perfect score, can you counter them specifically.

I agree printing money might not double the stock market. Are you saying money supply has no affect on stock market? It scares money away from savings and devalues risk.

I’m not sure you can pick apart my comment logically.
Imagine distorting reality so much to accept this reality
I think it was more shorthand for "someone at least able to be in the housing market".
3 were running and our consul config file does have the server’s IP in it, and is generated at boot time, so joy really hard coded. But we ended up just wiping everything out to re-bootstrap it.

If you know any devops consultants that have solid experience with consul/other hashicorp tools, we’d love to talk to them! (US only)
Storming the capitol and senate chambers seems excessive.

“USA TODAY could find no reference to those protesters damaging the Supreme Court or Capitol, which was open to the public in 2018. During the Jan. 6 riot, though, the Capitol and its visitors center were closed to the public”

How do you storm something that is open? Also storming implies doing some sort of damage. Storming is a violent attack.

It seems most or all of the stuff you wrote are selective out of context exaggerations. The storming example isn’t even technically correct.
That seems like a massive privacy issue, no? I don't think any major email provider lets usernames recycle under any circumstances.
I suspect he means that you want to move quickly through aluminum, especially if you don't have active cooling. If you move slowly you can get problems like chip welding and everything goes south.

I actually didn't have enough torque to move the router through lots of material until I moved to some fairly serious stepper drivers and configured them to use max current and voltage (IE, I got a 48V, max 20A power supply). Even then, if if accidentally move the router bit while it's not spinning into the work, the motors stall well before the bit breaks (1/4" carbide end mill).
> Imagine distorting reality so much to accept this reality

What do you mean?
The big problems before were a combination of software, cpu/graphics potential, and connectivity/bandwidth. Certainly the software has matured in the decade(s) since the initial hype but I don't know how many currently have adequate devices and connectivity to make it work on scale.

I think AR has a chance at a foothold (still opportunities to fake cutting edge with some smoke and mirrors) but VR? I dunno.
I'm really enjoying my first 4 months at Two Sigma as a senior SRE with promises of movement into the management track.

Nearly everyone is extremely highly skilled. It's not like most past jobs where a handful of people are highly talented. Here most people are extremely proficient.

And then there's a culture of healthy boundaries and communication styles.

I thought that being a quant (using computers to selectively buy and sell financial securities) they would work us to death but the typical work week is at or below 40 hours. And starting at the VP level netted me over a month of vacation.

Their hiring process is a bit much and quite slow. They took almost 4 months to hire me. But typical is about a month from initial contact to offer.

Maybe consider Two Sigma. We need smart, professional individuals.
There are regulations which state how airbags must function. There isn’t much leeway to interpretation. This is generally why you can swap steering wheels in any car so long as the wiring matches up.

The leeway exists in the airbag controller, that can decide when to deploy, how it deploys (3 stage vs 50 stage) and what and how much data to store in nvram.

It’s all open on DOTs website if you are so inclined to look

Source: wanted to swap in new seats to my car from a different model. Found the side airbags were plug and play when you fabricate your own connector
I didn’t see the Iran thing. That’s interesting.

I’m still personally waiting on “leveraging the vast resources of Microsoft will have the greatest likelihood of affecting public policy” regarding ICE.

That was 2019. It’s almost like he didn’t actually intend on doing anything about it.
Like LoRa (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoRa), but for WiFi..?

Low frequency, but shorter range (by design) than LoRa.

Less attenuation, less power dissipated, way less bandwidth, for embedded systems.

I could be totally misunderstanding this.
> Does CRT not posit that all inequities in our society are a result of white supremacist oppression?

No, it does not.

> Maybe public schools are under attack because CRT inspired doctrine is offensive to parents of white males

Public schools have been under attack by conservatives since they were first created.

> Again, if you are accusing white boys of inheriting privilege from an oppressive white supremacist system then you are obviously implying that if they do not actively work against this system, they are acting as oppressors.

No, they are participating in an oppressive system. If they were not aware of its oppressive nature, it would be hard to fault them. The purpose of efforts to introduce a more honest educational overview of our country's history with racism (which, btw, is not CRT) is primarily so that more of our citizens will understand clearly how things have been and to some extent are. Given such an understanding, it would not be quite so easy to simply brush off "mindless participation", but it also doesn't necessarily dictate what should follow instead.

Kendi's maxim that if you're not an anti-racist then you're a racist is an unfortunate distilling of a really quite deep and profound point that his book(s) make much more subtly and convincingly than this oft-quoted glib phrase.
Thanks for the correction. I had heard the story from friends who moved there years ago.
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> Screenshots of Peng's original post continued to circulate widely on the Chinese internet even as censors scrambled to delete any references to her allegations within group chats and blogs, a sign of the immense public interest in her allegations. The speed with which her post was deleted also reflects the extreme sensitivity of her remarks, which come just as Communist Party leaders convene in Beijing for the Sixth Plenum, an important political meeting during which the state is on high alert for any sign of discord.

This model of government is toxic. You cannot memory hole the abused to protect the inner circle.

Maybe she's a liar, but this claim warrants investigation and corroboration with other potential victims. It should embolden other victims to come forward.

The government should serve the people. And its members should be held to a greater standard of accountability.
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Without going to entirely FOSS TV firmware, I'm not sure how this matters at all. It will never trigger for legitimate buyers and if it ever does somehow, you call the company. If they do not cooperate, you take it up with your consumer protection agency and they fine the company for you.

But the reality is that it never will activate and you wont ever know about it so it can't possibly impact your life and there are appropriate safe guards against misuse. It's about as useful as asking why you are forced to use a specific brand of flash chip on the image processing board.
If you feel someone is committing slander/libel against you, it is your right to face your accuser and you need their identity to do that.
Diffusion works both ways, too. Oxygen outside of the membrane will also slowly diffuse into the hydrogen and helium mix, further complicating any attmpts to remain non-combustible.
I wonder how many of these points actually are valid, and how many of them are garbage.
>> Peng's social media post was quickly deleted by government censors. Her social media account disappeared hours after her post. China's state media outlets have not mentioned her accusations at all.

So the communist assault has two flavors: On at the individual level (as it happened) and then by the CCP government using censorship.
"If your economic thesis is based on hoping the government bans something, why are you even playing with state-resistant decentralized monetary systems? "

Because I want to make money? I don't see why that matters.
If NJ is in such deep waters. Which it seems like it is. What is up with the stats and data of which states give more to the fed than what they get back and Vice versa. Why is NJ always giving more? If they have so much debt?
Wikipedia would be a good candidate.
I'd give it a matter of hours before the city is inundated with trolls walking and biking around with portable air horns.
Try DuckDuckGo. Who uses google nowadays?
Skype was never anywhere near "open" and always fully proprietary. It was just a change of management, and nowhere near "EEE".

Teams is just a run-of-the-mill chat thingy, no? Was is ever open in any way or built on standards? What did they "embrace" or "extend"?
Encryption is a double edge sword. It’s obviously also used by criminals and organized crime to hide their actions. And this a bad/negative effect.
Is there a more coherent version of this? It's hard to separate important from silly in something this rage filled and conspiratorial.
It’s just like any other programming problem, break it into parts, and build it back up again.

“What’s a union?”

“Okay… then what’s a discriminated union?”

“Okay… let’s apply destructuring to one…”

“Okay… now what would analysis look like there given what I know?”

“Okay… how do we have the computer know what I know intuitively as a human given this context?”

“Okay! I think I got it!”

:-). If you’ve gotten this far with programming to understand the examples above, my guess is if you just take the time you can do it without the examples if you take it in small enough chunks :-).

Life’s all about what you apply your energy too

(And also, wonderful example :-) )
There's a middle-ground. Aim for 50-200, and private. Small enough to be treated like a person, big enough to have an HR department.
This is the ravings of a lunatic.

>When a user makes a new account with Protonmail on TOR they are re-directed from Protonmail’s “.onion” to “.com” address. This breaks your secure encrypted connection to their onion address, enabling your identification.

Nope, whoever wrote this article has absolutely no idea what they are talking about. Onion routing works perfectly well on non onion addresses, and encryption doesn't mean butt for identifying where traffic is coming from.
This might be cool and something I would use, but I’ll never know because apparently I have to watch and listen to a video in order to get details.
It does afford some repudiability, which could conceivably be good for privacy.
The spice melange
You’d be wrong. Ingredient quality wise McDonald’s is fine. The issue is how much oil/salt they use
The problem with your self righteousness is that it is not obvious at all that masks are damaging to children. That thinking seems completely silly to me. Such an irreverent unimportant thing as a mask mattering.
>> The government should serve the people. And its members should

In the real world the government serves the party people. This happens in democratic systems as well but in a communist/uni-party system is rapart as there is no election, no opposition and no real judiciary system! CCP can never be wrong or do wrong things because that would mean it must held accountable(by who?) and/or be changed...
> Show me the ruined apartments from a program that tried this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabrini%E2%80%93Green_Homes
Yea, if someone is tactful, that, to me at least, implies consideration of others.

I think it’s about those who’re competent without tact.
Them providing PTP would be really interesting
This was a very informative visualization of raft. Thank you!
I think we all know encryption in term of emails is hard to read. Take encryption.Example, when an email failed to deliver and sit in retry queue, where is it on? on Redis, on disk? Is it encrypted or now? If it's encrypted how the search works?

One thing that I really appreciate is that I can reach ProtonMail support to asked why they flagged my email as spam.

I build an email forwarding service https://hanami.run and when we first rolled out I reached out to them, they explain to me my entire email looks good and problem is probably by the age of domains. A few weeks later our emails are no longer flagged as spam. I couldn't get that kind of support from gmail or outlook.

They also maintain https://github.com/openpgpjs/openpgpjs so I think ProtonMail still deserve some credits
I wrote a Python api for q 15 years ago. Look at c.h; there are only a few types that you need to translate