skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Solana is a "Proof of Stake" network, a trust model where nodes can only be run by currency holders. There is a predetermined list of trusted identities- aka, centralization.

And to your point, centralized services do have better performance.

I'm not trying to be a downer- I think centralization can be incredibly valuable for building trusted systems. But they are not to be confused with trustless networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Chia.
Google Play Music All Access -> YouTube Red

Man, we're so bad at naming, that we keep joking about it... And trying to satire that with internal codenames (the ones engineers give without adult supervision)... And somehow those often seem better than the external names :(
What's good way to ask for help? I am a graduate student and sometimes I stumble on problems that I think could be solved by talking to an senior researcher for about 30 minutes. But I don't know how to approach.
In the EU it's capped at 0.3%.
I really don't understand how it's any different. If I sell you a phone why should I be obligated to allow you to do _anything_ on it? Not to mention there's already an extremely strong precedent for suppliers controlling what you are allowed do on your phone (see: iOS and the App Store).

If you don't like it don't buy my phones. Again, I'm largely playing devil's advocate here. I'd much rather live in a world where we stop saying "but it's a private company" as a catch-all.
> Presumably Google will require me to send them a report of how much money I'd made?

This isn't particularly uncommon for revenue based licensing agreements. For example, Epic requires you to file a quarterly report once you commercially release a product based on the Unreal Engine. (https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/release)
This is false. The ad keyword blocklist in the original report had tons of unassuming keywords. The authors cherry-picked a few to support the incredibly boring "China bad" narrative that was probably their goal.

That fell flat, so now there's a new rumor that the See See Pee got caught red-handed and disguised their Totally Real Evil Scary Censoring Algorithm Which Doesn't Work with unassuming keywords.

Mental gymnastics.
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There's lots of other things like its Hack Studio IDE [1], GML GUI Markup language and GML Playground [2], an x86 User Space Emulator [3].

I highly recommend checking out his YouTube channel [4] where he records doing a lot of this stuff in real-time. Also pretty amazing that most of this was done on the side after this full-time job, up until a few months ago where he's been able to quit to focus full-time on SerenityOS from GitHub Sponsorships [5].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRGu8DVrlHQ

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[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYWMLiZKB-Y

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Don’t know of a resource that consolidates everything in an orderly fashion, sorry. Usually I just keep an eye on Coindesk news. Hope that helps.
Adventure Time is funny because you have lighthearted stuff like "Mathematical!" or "Oh my Glob!" and then you have "fighting the physical manifestation of death, but the 'apocalyptic heat death' kind, not the 'grim reaper' kind, who also exists"
It was/is. Picking the wrong partner can ruin your life.
And to me its seems the antidote in part is hyper decentralized, cross nation state jurisdictional distributed, and transparent structures of power and wealth that seeks to cannibalize and eventually obsolete the existing financial system.

Only on a few servers in the world where I can see users speaking mandarin, english, farsi, turkish, etc where their wealth goes up as their leaders in their respective countries increase their malfeasance…
It isn't a good thing. My first advice to all newbie Ruby programmers is to stop thinking about methods and start thinking about messages.
Actually, that probably isn’t true, and anyways it’s an easy experiment to perform.

> Western phones are no different, the only difference is in which government actually manages the data...

In some ways first world oppression is comparable to third world oppression, but they are different in scale and magnitude.
The energy that is being spent convincing millions of nodes to talk to 127/8 might be better spent convincing those nodes to talk IPv6.
I am sorry but what exactly is not possible with React? It is literally the same API.

To prove to you, I used the same code Xena used in the article and reproduced it with React: https://codesandbox.io/s/mutable-water-y385q?file=/index.htm...

No compilation. No build. Nothing. Same API too.
It's SC's open access thing, the credentials are also available on https://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/pmbs/pmbs/PMBS/Welcome.html
Coming from a country where we all have to wear helmets by law (Australia) I've personally not understood the risk compensation aspect as I never experiencing biking without a helmet.

However, I can understand the argument of it potentially reducing the number of people wanting to ride a bike. Especially for casual riding inner city or suburbs.
I never called anyone idiot, ok? :-)
One can be very smart, still not effective.
I don’t see how this helps?
I was also confused by this statement and had to refresh my memories. In short, 386sx had 16/24 bus instead of 32, which made it 286 main board compatible. 486sx was simply non-fpu version.
Good quality results on English search, but it logs IP address etc and does not anonymizes users. So I wll stick to DDG till the fix it. Otherwise great initial effort.

Excrept fron ther privacy policy -
"Such information may include details of the User’s visit, information about the User’s computer, including IP (Internet Protocol) address, operating system and browser type, the User’s location, and usage information. An individual User will not be identified from or by this information and NONA is entitled to copy, distribute or otherwise use such information without limitation".
Yet Pfizer et al got their fantasy and nobody blinks an eye?
Pfizer, Moderna, and Biontech were recently reported as making $1000 per second from the vaccines. Fuck their "trade secrets." Protect the privacy of individuals, but these companies were not given special exemptions so they could make bank, and should not expect business as usual.

These vaccines are the product of tax dollars and abeyance of the laws, every cent of profit in excess of time and material should be going back to the US government. Pandemics shouldn't be winning lottery tickets - that's an obscene incentive for an industry already known for its blackhearted exploitation of human misery. "But muh rules" is already out the window. These companies already have the means to create pandemics, let's not set the precedent that worldwide plagues are great for the bottom line.
MIS-C: Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children
You remember that our government is spying on the entire world with active military bases located all around the world... right?
Vaccine-Induced Immune Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia (VITT)
I've read a lot around this subject but this articles sums it up best. The notion that great ideas may sound crazy but are grounded in the reality of diehard users.

That's how you distinguish between tilting at windmills and true gamechangers.
Observable is full of geniuses using JS to make cool brainy stuff. The other awesome thing is that you can immediately mess with their code without forking or making an account.

https://observablehq.com/featured-creators
> But I think most home users with TrueNAS ZFS do not have massive arrays, thus my envy of the tiering or true SSD caching.

I may be heavily influenced by my own situation, but in France, SSDs still are much more expensive than HDDs. I've just bought four IrownWolves, €100 for 4 TB. The cheapest 2 TB SSD I can remember was around €180.

My point is that given the price and the usage profile, I kind of agree with the other poster: I don't have a use for tiered ZFS and would much rather they spent the time on other things.

As it is, I'm already doing a tiered storage of sorts: data that I'm currently working with requiring fast i/o is directly attached to my computer. "Cold" or less i/o sensitive data is plenty fast on spinning drives across the network.

As a home user living in an apartment, this affords another optimization: kick the NAS out and access it over the internet, because gigabit speeds become sufficient.
Ruby's dispatch is Smalltalk-like, not Java-like; it is (very) late-bound. The consequences for interface design are dramatic, the natural style being one in which objects notify each other, rather than telling each other what to do, and the result is loose coupling and ease of composition.

People trying to write Java-like OO in Ruby end up confused and frustrated.
>> But a compromised root key is essentially synonymous with the end of your entire business

No, it is not. That is the point. There are many levels of protection, many checks and validations, and even if you pass all of them still a lot of things can be reversed pretty easily. Banks are not cryptocurrency clowns with private key obsession.
> access to install base and customer relationship

This is the rent seeking that everybody is objecting to.

> funds development of the platform, SDK, and tools

The platform is open source. So if you want to use someone else's tools then you shouldn't have to pay this part, right?

> funds development of the store - funds operation of the store

The cost of providing this is negligible. Many alternative stores and repositories do it for free. It accounts for zero percent of the cost of anything.

> profit for the company

Profit isn't a separate thing. The cost of payment processing already includes the profit of the payment processor etc.

> last and least: payment processing

Which is the only thing left, so if you're using someone else as payment processor...

It's the "access to install base and customer relationship" that they're really sticking it to you for, and that's the illegitimate one.
it was basically free to set up.
I quite like Kotlin when it comes to a language's "flow." Pity there's not a better web server framework for it
This is the kind of stupid, racist mindset that has allowed the majority of world governments to be corrupt and abusive. All monopolies need extreme measures to not suck as much, and the Chinese gov being shitty to their citizens will lower your own leverage against your government. (It’s not like the authoritarian trend is not already visibly global.)
`==` doesn't have side effects though, so you don't have to worry about the order of uses of a variable that appears twice; it will have the same value both Tony's l times. It seems like a bad idea to me to have operators with side effects use the same rules as ones that don't just because they happen to have similar syntactic representations, but I've never written a non-toy programming language, so I guess there could be something I'm missing.
The saga isn’t over yet. They still have to refund the money. Let’s see how that plays out.
There’s a lot less effort required to update an existing IPv4 system to accept a few more ranges than to entirely rearchitect a network to work with IPv6.

Plus there’s a lot of energy in this world to do both without one taking away effort from the other.

But as to the actual proposition, I would rather the 240/4 space was changed to RFC1918 private space, or at least half of it.
If I had to pick between free speech and higher income, I'll pick free speech.
I think you can face-lift the W95/W2000 system without losing the usability, people just didn't do that. That's what I hate the most about "modern" UIs, designers make them look pretty and degrade usability, instead of just making them pretty.
MediaTek Dimensity 9000 is a true flagship-class processor
GM is a strategic resource, so this only makes sense. I’m a little shocked they didn’t have second sources for their chips here in the US already.
Are you referring to the insanity of the last New York administration that was responsible for this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_COVID-19_nursing_home... and measures including not putting infectious people into nursing homes? If not, what are you referring to and what key early measures do you think should have been taken?
This assumes that actions that make a patient happy also make them healthy. There’s a risk that pursuing patient happiness can come at the expense of patient health. The doctor may be more inclined to keep a patient from switching doctors to keep getting paid.
There's a much more straightforward way to achieve multi-party security; require M-of-N signatures throughout the entire PKI. No single root-CA, but M out of N root-CAs required to produce a trusted signature for any given message or intermediate CA.

HSMs should only sign messages if a minimum number of authorized users request the message to be signed (by its hash), and downstream systems should only trust messages signed by a quorum of HSMs (at least 2).

For banking as an example, each bank should require some minimum number of distinct authorized signatures on each transfer request from another bank.

Individuals can have a personal public/private key, but HSM actions should also require multi-signature requests from both the user key (stored on FIDO2 or smart card) and a device signature from a list of devices the user is authorized to use, which reduces the risk of rogue devices tricking users into signing requests.

Go back to using bog-standard laptops everywhere because no single device is in the critical path of security; if a single HSM loses its keys then have it generate new ones and add the new keys to the set of N possible keys allowed for root signatures and remove the old one. Only if too many HSMs need to have their keys restored would administrative users have to resort to SSSS to recover all HSM keypairs at once, but the procedure would be done one HSM at a time with potentially different sets of users responsible for recovering each HSM. There never needs to be a single set of people that can restore the entire PKI; instead have K groups (for K KSMs) of N people, of whom M of each group are required to restore an individual HSM, where only L HSMs are required to operate the PKI. There can even be some intersection between the groups of users per HSM so long as the intersection between any two HSMs < M.
Slightly off topic, sorry. I just have to ask if the hilarious LBJ call is authentic or fake?
Hundreds to thousands of new cases in high population centers in California every day: https://ca-covid-r.info/

Dozens of deaths in high population centers in California every day: http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/data/inde...

Stay in your fucking home, even if you're vaccinated.
Adding on to this, the claims seem actively contradictory: it wants us to feel for the millions of people who never got IP addresses (they were late to the internet for whatever reason) but also thinks that they will upgrade on the drop of a hat. Like, these people are using Windows XP and Android KitKat: that’s all they can afford. It seems wrong to present this change as being for them and in the next ask for them to do something that is out of their reach.
That's exactly the bullshit I'm talking about.

If there's only two places to go, and one sides tells you they hate you, you will go the other place. Works on both sides.
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But... electronics never fail!
> you don't need an SDK to do this

Does the code for cross-checking who holds what NFT on what platform just materialize out of whole cloth? Does Eth not have an SDK?

> and there is no need to have an agreed between both companies

Yeah, you would. The IP rights don't get thrown out just because there exists a pointer in a ledger that says you paid money to do widgety things with the content on someone's platform.
This still is a walled garden. Store from os or manufacturer.
If you try to install a third-party you may end up with poor user experience from the os.

Time to split app distribution from OS. Making it mandatory to allow other stores, with first class user experience, and not set their as default one.
I do the same whenever I read an article or blog I really enjoy. I often get responses indicating that it's appreciated.

There's one excellent blog I used to follow when it was active a few years ago. It has a few posts I keep sending people links to. I realised a few months ago that I had missed the last post. Turns out it was very relevant to my current job and that the author and I now work in the same niche (graphics performance for Nintendo Switch).

So I sent him a mail thanking him for the blog and saying how much I appreciate it. He replied and we had a nice back and forth.
Ok, but Objective-C also does messages and most of them are defined statically and can be easily searched for in a codebase. I’m not saying Ruby needs header files to send messages to something, but being able to figure out where the code for something is isn’t off the table for languages with dynamic dispatch and it can come in handy.
I hope fuchsia's fidl gets ported over for cases like this.
Their prediction was correct. The morality of the time was, in fact, upended. People did, in fact, become more promiscuous (I think, haven't checked the data). You just disagree with their mores.
> We know parachutes work despite never having proven it in an rct trial.

In fact, the one study examining parachute use showed no effect! ;-) https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k5094
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That is true, but I don't think there is a necessity of having an account (aside from the EU forcing age checks) and I don't really want Google drawing conclusion about my viewing behavior either. I don't believe these options will prohibit Google from profiling you.
just want to make it clear, usually you are assigned a prefix which you can announce to your network and then nodes will pick random addresses from that prefix. its still easy to determine the packets came from your network just not clear from which device exactly much like current NAT setups lets say...
Your test means nothing. The problem here is the potent risk, not the current state of the filter.

Exactly the same scenario as with the Huawei 5G products. It is a major risk building your entire "smart" infrastructure with a line of products that could at some unspecified future date start clamping down on you via remote software updates, just because you insulted the dear leader or did something else to anger the regime.

Did we not see this already with H&M stores in China? I can't believe there are still (smart) people here on HN who pretend like there's no danger involved.
Have you ever worked at bank? I mean, I believe you know something about something, but from what you say, it seems like you have never had a word with a bank's InfoSec.

Root access to servers, to secret keys or password is not beneficial. There are many systems validating each other. Even if you got access to one system, even if you control it for some time, you cannot really permanently transfer any significant amount of money anywhere. Fraud detection and AML systems will trigger an alert. Behavioral analysis systems, which are must have in industry, will trigger an alert, to say nothing about many other systems I really do not want to discuss in public.
Careful now, you're committing a thought crime.
New vehicles are already totally loaded with spyware and telemetry. Everybody bent over without a thought, they will for this, too.

Time to buy another classic Toyota I guess.
I absolutely love this style, web-brutalism is refreshing to me absolutely every time I see it (which is not nearly enough)

Have you ever checked out https://brutalistwebsites.com? Yours and your demos would fit right in!
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1. I’m concerned with who won this. The game was stacked for the opponent of the DAO who had all of the information. Maybe it’s tinfoil hat but I think there was an ideological battle at hand - the preservation of centralization vs decentralization. Worst yet the DAO lost due to an inherent value it represents: transparency.

2. Some people were speculating at the 10% drop in ETH was some sort of manipulation to depress the buying power. After reading this, it feels like the liquidation of the DAO’s ETH might have caused that... probably bot momentum. I don’t know crypto markets that well.
Sure, but that’s not due to houses being an “investable” item insamuch as regulatory capture. What would be your proposed alternative? Arbitrary planned construction? Like it or not, prices are one of the best ways to choose where our resources go. Land has always been an investment, that’s nothing new (The whole concept of nobility centred on owning and controlling land).

I would propose that outcomes would be significantly better if we stuck to deregulating land use and construction as much as possible and let what people are willing to pay for it dictate construction and land use.
Genuinely curious: how do you maintain a local DNS to make sure you can always designate 'printer' and 'intranet' by name?
Matz did actually say pretty much that.

https://evrone.com/yukihiro-matsumoto-interview
Better having full tummy and empty mind rather than the other way around.