skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So basically... CryptoKitties?

Nothing is really new under the Sun.
True, but that is not the same as proving someone cheated. Besides, when you have too many students, you cannot talk to all of them one-by-one in any meaningful way. Or assess them in a meaningful way, to be honest.

By the way, where I work, management pushes for stuff like proctoring, and more students, and "measurable" results, and so on. As a teacher, I don't care much about the whole grading show.
It's harder than you think, and remember that the consequence is not “I can't play a game until I revert my config” but “I was reported to my college for an ethics violation and now my $$$ degree is in question” or “My professional organization has been told that I attempted to cheat and the certification I need to keep my job is in jeopardy”.

There are many things which are technically possible which are not a favorable cost-benefit for most people. This is in the same category as those guys who relied on technically being able to fly without showing ID to the TSA — there's a reason why it was mostly affluent white men flying solo, because the potential downsides are much greater for most other categories.
Have you actually looked at the samples ? You have no information about what is actually required on the guest OS side to make it launchable by HCS. It launches an OS (Windows) that already knows how to interface with HCS.

As I said, the docker hcs shim might help one figure everything out, but that's not documentation.

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That proves that the published picture was run through Adobe suite and nothing else.
Man, what a disappointing thread.. the BBC site is great except it’s all weird British ingredients and units (how do I convert grams of British flour into cups of American flour without a scale?)

The OP’s site is a really nice search engine, but it dumps you into the recipes’ unreadable SEO trash pit websites instead of parsing out the data

PlainOldRecipe isn’t working to strip recipes down for me
The simple fact that they had a strategy, as all organizations do, does not absolve them from criticism of those strategies, behaviors, goals, ideologies, etc. Especially it does not make the publication of a strategy somehow meaningless.
In consulting I produce better thought-out and constructed recommendations if I parse a book and previously-delivered decks of slides. Hell, even ISO standards.

On the other hand, at least a basic level of recollection is necessary for quick thinking in meetings, you don't always have the time to look up documentation.
You're not even buying the "1s and 0s" with an NFT either. You're buying a record in a proprietary (albeit public) database that says you "own" it. There can be many records in many propriety databases claiming the same thing and none has any more legitimacy than any other technically speaking
VM detection is usually pretty bad. They just look for magic strings that are easy enough to fake.
It's officially a mainstream view that Bitcoin and Eth are valid portfolio diversification destinations.
Oh fantastic. Your link eventually led me to find "Vim-like Layer for Xorg and Wayland", which is pretty much what I want. https://cedaei.com/posts/vim-like-layer-for-xorg-wayland/

Now I just need to learn Vim :D
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Backend is probably a lot easier than the frontend, which is why you can see service like hasura and supabase. Backend is a highly patternized work, which is why it can be low to no code, whereas front end as a service is merely just deployment as a service.
I've operated environmental testing chambers for automotive customers. It's comparatively quick and easy to do the +85C high-temperature testing, but it takes a long time and/or an expensive, oversized refrigeration unit for a chamber and the parts in it to reach the target -40C/F low temperature. -70C/-100F would probably take a very, very long time.

Even in the brutally suspicious automotive industry, it's common to have an operator manually copy the chamber temperature or thermocouple reading to the test report. Especially if you believed that the test requirement was excessive, there would certainly be a temptation to lie and say that the temperature had reached the target.

I wonder how the lie got discovered. Did her successor notice that they were less productive than she had been, because the chamber was slower than what she claimed it could do? Was the chamber incapable of reaching the target temperatures? Did the measured test results come out different?
For the jobs he's going to be successful at, he doesn't need a CV.
Well, when their Windows 10 computer tells them "I'm now expired", and they can't even update to Windows 11, what will they do? Join the Russian^W baddies-of-the-day bot network?

I guess/hope there'll be a Windows 11 Light or something like that to keep these old computers going.
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Windows is fighting Macs from equally closed and corporate Apple with this, not Linux.

Desktop Linux marketshare is minimal.

At least know your enemies :-)
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> how should the IDF act do

Solution is simple: end the occupation.

> which involves terrorists

Your terrorists are someone else's freedom fighters.
Sounds like an open and shut case of false advertising, a crime.
What part of this requires an NFT though?

Every example of "well developers come to an agreement and.." has already bypassed the entire concept. Riot can just publish an API for Epic to consume and be done with it - less work then the legal contracts that need to be signed to cover everybody for the use of art and assets for "Jinx" by someone who was not the copyright owner.

You've given an example where by doing something more complicated an NFT could be involved, but no problem that an NFT is actually solving.
That's not true at all, those towns are common across the Midwest and the South of the US. The only difference is that the rails are freight, so you have to use the highway to get anywhere.

I grew up in several of those towns. I don't think I lived more than a 15 minute bike ride from the railroad tracks until I was in my 20s. If Wikipedia can be trusted, upon construction over 80% of the farms in the Midwest Corn Belt were within 5 miles of a railroad (which is an area roughly 5 times the size of Germany). I never lived close to a passenger train station until I moved to a big city.

There are lots of small towns where there's a semi-dense urban core with a grocery store or two, a couple bars, a few restaurants, apartments and some shops. A lot of them even exist within a fairly small radius of major cities. Nobody builds rail anyways. My personal guess is that the major city doesn't want to pay for the rail, and the sleepy towns can't afford to pay for the rail. That's why most of what we see is major cities connecting, because they get enough economic activity out of those rails to justify the connection.
Agreed: even with room scans, you could defeat it by unrolling a giant cheatsheet on timer/remote control, and just stealing glances.

Still, ProctorU it's a major deterrence to cheating, I'm just not sure it's worth the cost.
Weren't you just suggesting more hacking attempts happen against NFTs because they're accessible and now you're saying package deliveries are more exposed to theft and so the comparison is unfair?

I agree these comparisons aren't perfect, but I certainly wasn't trying to move the goalposts - I am trying to understand how you've not done just moved the goalposts yourself, though.
Lamport also created TLA+, which will happily tell you what and where your algorithm is broken, assuming you model it. So the speed of iteration will be greatly increased.
There's a discussion upthread right now about making the whole problem irrelevant by switching to open book tests and/or having a 5-minute conversation with the student to make sure that they actually have some clue what they're talking about.
Other than the 3D skills, these are mostly run of the mill skills for a mathematics major. Why not train a decent math major in the 3D skills?

Now the company is losing you and they have lost 6 months of time to train a new employee. Many companies are short-sighted and unwilling to accept candidates that don’t match exact specifications to their own detriment.
Haha, you gotta know when to holdem
I agree it's a 50/50 thing, both sides need to be willing to adapt.

I agree with the advice of learning to walk in step with those you work with. The main question of my post is how do I advocate for a more structured communication style to an audience that is either indifferent or hostile to this style.

These are super intelligent, friendly and capable people. I hope I am not framing them negatively, this post is not a dig at them, it's more of a question of how to politely push or bend things in a positive direction. I feel like the task I have at hand is like trying to get kids to eat their vegetables or herd cats.
As you should expect, there's a reason: distinguishing variables of the script from names within the JSON document and from numerous keywords and builtin stuff. Variables get a sigil because in normal code they are a minority of the names.
I enjoyed reading the O'Reilly "Writing Emacs Extensions" book years ago. I just never got into the mode of using Elisp on a daily basis and it's faded from memory.

I'm excited about this book. And, I really wish there was a book that showed how a developer using a more modern language like JavaScript could use it to customize Emacs.

This is why VSCode is winning, because it embraces modern languages in a really powerful way. When I install a new Emacs into a new debian machine, i still struggle to get package installation working. But I'm getting really worried about the direction Microsoft is taking with VSCode and wish I could be as productive in Emacs. Opening up that environment to modern developers who could tweak their own tools would be amazing and revolutionary.
What advantages has over a GET?
This connects the dots even further! I had a time where I went on a walk and thought it would be an extremely short one. After I thought I had been hitting the wall and I was sure I was making it worse, my joint started feeling much better. I extended the walk and returned feeling like the flare-up I had been experiencing before the walk had rapidly dissipated. That was a defining learning moment for me.
"may"??

Oh, the land of the Free.
NFT and baseball cards are both pointers: they point to something you don't control. You control the pointer, not the thing they point to.

So if we can agree that the card has value because "it's about Honus Wagner", and not really about the picture on the card, then NFT's and those cards are very similar.

But on the other hand, you could indeed claim that the card has value because of the picture itself.

But I still feel the picture on the card is really to act as a pointer, and not about providing value in itself. Because I would think that in that case, a real picture, or a bigger picture, or the original photographic film would be worth more.

So in the end, the baseball card also doesn't become valueless when the player dies.

That's just how I look at it.
With regard to vim, unless you've really hacked away at your .vimrc / init.vim, you can usually just apply the vim plugin to your editor and have an identical file editing experience. Interfacing with the file system / Git / operating system might of course differ - I personally use the editor's integrated terminal or a tiled terminal emulator for all that, so it makes no difference to me. This way I can use vim for ssh or editing config files, an IDE for programming if one is available for the given language, or VSCode for a preconfigured vim++.
Is 30 too late to become an architect? I have background in arts/3d modeling, etc. But I only seem to hear discouraging things from young people in the industry.
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> It’s no secret that in order to use Haskell productively, one has to be well-versed in category theory first (I’m not kidding).

No you don't.

> Writing even a simple “hello world” program in Haskell requires understanding of Monads (IO Monads in particular).

This is like saying you can't drive a car without understanding how an internal combustion engine works.
Yes. Since its A) incredibly easy to play all the cards and b) its pretty much impossible to attempt to refute without being labeled all of the above and c) gives the accuser woke points

Its win win win for the accuser
It would be interesting to know how cold the ballast tanks (and connected pipes) gets when the compressed air get released. Air going from high pressure to low can quickly drop the temperature, especially if its already at a fairly low point to start with.
What are you talking about NFTs are more personal? You can literally commission most artists to make you a personal peice. Most Patreons including regular Q&As, opportunities to make suggestions and all sorts of stuff. What exactly is the personal connection that comes from an NFT?
Once u have enough experience in AWS tooling world, Amplify is probably the last one you want to use for your product, just so unpolished…..
Great idea. Can you add a filter for food and drinks. I want to look for lunch/dinner recipes.
"ust because businesses fight regulation, doesn't mean they're morally in the right."

True, but they are also not automatically not morally in the right. The article cites "they oppose government regulation" as proof that they are evil, which is nonsense. There are many evil governments in the world, which to oppose would be the morally right thing to do. And many proposed legislations in the US are evil, too.
You can't sell a private key because you can't provably delete any potential remaining copies you might have. You could continue to sell the private key to others.
The Munger Graduate Residences do not have a CostCo for a penthouse.
Most of these proctoring software easily detect Virtualbox, VMware, etc.

But QEMU/KVM which is the de-facto hypervisor on Linux is harder to detect. Even the others which I mentioned before can be hardened to evade detection.

And if you do a little bit of tinkering and intercept traffic, you can make it so that all the cheating reports from the "AI" never leaves you computer. I've never played with ProctorU but have experimented with a couple of other similar software. They usually send regular reports every five minutes and some anomaly reports (some extra software running on your computer, another person in room, face not visible, etc) when something happens. You need to intercept and modify traffic to not send these anomaly reports. This is easier if its browser based, but you need to install systemwide certs if its install-able software, and a lot more work if they utilize certificate pinning inside binary install-able software. I have never encountered the last one though.
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Have students sit for an exam and then follow up with a question or two (from a pool of N), live, to see if they actually understand the material. We're paying hundreds or thousands each, they can easily afford to spend the time.
> lazy rogue employee

Are we talking about the same individual? The one named in the article is "Director of Metallurgy". When you're in a position like that, you represent the company, especially for work orders.
Absolutely. I understand why they do it (I used to work there years ago). But that's also a knee-jerk excuse used by teams so that they don't have to deal with documenting something.

Their POV is understandable (if not wholly justified IMO), but then so is my irritation at the practice :)
People are pretty enthusiastic about spyware that helps parents control their children.
Neurons and the immune system are deeply linked. They found that anxiety is caused by a weak immune system and strengthening the immune system will lower anxiety.

They have been injecting viruses into animal brains and doing gain of function edits on viruses for understanding fear responses in mammals and making them more infectious to mice and apes to study their brains after viral infection. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4568141/

>The use of viral vector technology to deliver short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) to cells of the nervous system of many model organisms has been widely utilized by neuroscientists to study the influence of genes on behavior. However, there have been numerous reports that delivering shRNAs to the nervous system can lead to neurotoxicity. Here we report the results of a series of experiments where adeno-associated viruses (AAV), that were engineered to express shRNAs designed to target known plasticity associated genes (i.e. Arc, Egr1 and GluN2A) or control shRNAs that were designed not to target any rat gene product for depletion, were delivered to the rat basal and lateral nuclei of the amygdala (BLA), and auditory Pavlovian fear conditioning was examined.

If anyone doubts the effects of infection on the brain and just says its just a mouse experiment consider the effect of mental effects of untreated syphilis. Its been observed throughout history. They only do experiments on rodents but many have been "humanized" like giving them genetic diseases like making rats that are genetically prone to depression, obesity or having fatty liver disease. They have even used human stem cells to transplant human livers into rats. https://www.upmcphysicianresources.com/news/060220-mini-live...
Prediction: The replacements will come from adult education, not from traditional academia.
In addition, "No Mean Soldier" by Peter McAleese. The autobio account of an SAS soldier turned mercenary.
Preferred pronoun is fangirl.
I think the point of the post above is that if a company faces a death-or-lie scenario, they're incentivized to put as much effort as possible into covering things up. Whereas if there's some leniency, they're more incentivized to cooperate and be forward about things.
Indeed, the library is missing wrappers for most of the system calls. I wrote the functions I needed for the code in the examples directory. I even wrote a little script that lets me see which system calls haven't been implemented yet.

make system-calls.missing

The library does provide access to every system call through the generic system_call function. It just doesn't have compile time type checking.
This is quite banal to achieve. Just put Linux on its own disk and create a Hyper-V VM with the physical disk attached.
If the disk has its own ESP, is it that simple, just remember to use UUID everywhere and Linux will happily boot wherever you try booting it from. I've got an external SSD with ZFS + Archlinux that you can easily run via USB live or that it can be run as a VM via KVM/Hyper-V, and it runs flawlessly everywhere, with KDE Plasma, VS Code, Firefox, ... Performance is very good, thanks to Linux being way less I/O intensive than Windows, and USB 3.1 is actually faster than a SATA disk, so it doesn't suffer that much from booting from USB. I even had a Windows VM on that disk and it worked fine.

Linux is way more flexible than Windows in this regard, you can install every single driver (i.e. both NVIDIA and Mesa at the same time) available and it will just load only the right one at the right time.
It is easy to agree with the sentiment of this article, but the fundamental premise of this is wrong in modern architecture. That premise is that it is the architect that is in control of the final aesthetic of the building. Architects get work by participating in competitions against other architects for limited budgets. In a few, rare cases (usually public buildings and museums) an extraordinary budget may be approved that goes to funding truly radical buildings that break from the status quo, but in the overwhelming majority of cases architects play a fine line within the following constraints:

1. Planning regulations (in the UK at least, it's very hard to propose buildings that differ significantly from neighbouring buildings)

2. Materials -- building custom window frames / door frames is incredibly expensive. The first thing that tends to get cut as budgets are inevitably squeezed are any custom items

3. Client expectations -- most new large buildings are built with a projection of future occupants. Developers want to be able to make apartments as saleable as possible so usually take the most risk-averse options

While I applaud concepts with more colour, detail and originality, you must also consider where you would like to live. Most people (I think) want to build out their own custom surroundings as their home grows on them. Bland buildings make this easier because it is a blank canvas upon which you can begin to construct your own projection of your ideal home. Being locked inside a giant multicoloured artwork conceived of by somebody else might sound appealing to start off with, but will quickly become an aesthetic prison of somebody else's personality.
Interestingly, someone built a recipe app with this narrative and received a ton of backlash online: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56241653
Not much information about the hardware randomness source.

Information on how to generate digital TRNG from a reverse-biased PN junction has been all over the internet for a couple of decades. My 2009 design, which simply slotted into an Arduino board, furnished 200kB/s (1.6Mbit/s) of data that passed all the statistical tests I threw at it at the time (mostly diehard(er)).

To do all this in an 8-bit microcontroller running at 16MHz required coding in assembly and conditioning the raw noise with a noncryptographic hash. https://emergent.unpythonic.net/01257868826

Nowadays with an embedded microcontroller like a SAM D51, even if you want to ignore the built in TRNG that can apparently generate over 40Mbit/s (32 bits per 84 cycles, CPU runs at 120MHz) and meets NIST / FIPS requirements, you could do much better by sampling random data more frequently and using a cryptographic conditioning function.
I enjoyed that in their blog post, instead of the cliché "we care about your security", they included a legal disclaimer about the same length as the initial alert. A nice change of pace.
I'm equating a Super73 on the bike path to a Lamborghini on the road. They aren't the norm and you don't sink the whole field because you don't like one bad actor.

Many ebikes are completely unassuming and you don't even realize they are battery powered.
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if this is paid for and this requirements were only disclosed after the fact, there might be enough money to be had here to entice a lawyer into making the course provider abandon the software.

That's more or less the only silver lining I can think of here.
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I would love a dead tree version too. I've never managed to get on well with ebooks and PDFs.
Best way is do away with exams and have projects graded instead. Math write a survey paper on the subject that demonstrates expertise, then orally defend it on live chat where you can't easily cheat, that's what my school did but only had european accreditation whereas regional US likes 20th century examination style.