skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Add to the mess that for some stuff we are expected to add C++ to the mix, and C++/WinRT tooling is like going back to the good old ATL days in Visual C++ 6.0.
Ack on the simplicity part and not needing to talk to the server after the first load. But the main concern is that stuff could simply be injected on that first load.

Depending on how you host, the easiest solution might be to use the caddy web server which has letsencrypt built in.
I am not sure if the referrals are that useful. For the last few months I applied to around 50 companies and all the companies with higher bars ignored my application and all the expected companies proceeded with it. My referrals basically did nothing. It certainly didn't help with the interview process since the companies only care about the interview performances.
At least C++/CLI isn't like the C++/WinRT dependency on WinUI/UWP.

Editing IDL files without VS tooling just like in the good old COM days pre-.NET, lovely.
The important thing to remember is that everyone does this. You have your bullshitometer, but so does the person you're communicating with. They're looking for the k/vv ratio in what you write too. And while you might believe you're writing clear, succinct messages with Just The Facts, they're seeing bullshit flammery excuse-making wrapped in technical jargon to hide your incompetence.

Everyone believes they're a good communicator because no one is capable of judging their own writing. To hold that against them is unkind, just as it'd be unkind for someone to hold your comms against you.
No, Googlers I know def don’t work 80 hours…
It really depends. There's honestly a really big difference between user and root on Linux, so handing root over is probably not ideal. That said, how you deal with this is up to you and very specific to your infrastructure and security posture.

For example, the obvious question is probably "why is anyone sudo'ing". A lot of operational capabilities don't need sudo. Some do.

Rather than handing over passwordless sudo, you can provide binaries that can execute with the required permissions but provide a much more granular interface. For example, if you need to take a memory dump of a service the binary could be set up to only allow that capability and to only work on a set of services.

Further, you may want to audit sudo access but allow it. If you remove the need for root capabilities for engineering purposes you should see sudo very rarely and be able to alert on that - but obviously this assumes you have an instrumentaiton pipeline set up.

Speaking of instrumentation, it's one of the major reasons why you don't want to just hand root over. An attacker with root can more or less just turn instrumentation off. An attacker without root is auditable.

For your specific situation your current security posture could be fine. For a large company they may want to do more.

The tl;dr is really that, yeah, on some default Linux system where you assume an attacker is executing within your user already, a password on sudo isn't gonna help much. But obviously you should harden that server, and a big part of that is going to be "how do I keep the attacker from getting root".
Glass bottles are more reusable and recyclable, but transporting glass burns more fuel. Reuse requires a lot of water to wash the bottles (though perhaps washing can be made more efficient) while remanufacturing crushed glass into bottles uses additional energy.

Still I'd be in favor of going back to glass because they are nicer than plastic and soda seems to taste better in glass bottles, perhaps in part because it doesn't have to be overcarbonated.
Remember, UNIX was born as a typesetting system; apparently, many great OSs start with text editing;)
I think it happens in France sometimes, and it’s one of the roles of the Constitutional Council to strike unrelated measures from laws.
No, Microsoft Loop won’t kill Notion
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I find it somewhat clickbait-y to call Delta an outbreak, since it's already endemic and active everywhere.

This makes it sound there will somehow be twice the impact on public health, which is highly doubtful.

The SA chief medical officer reported case severity of Omicron cases was accross the board lower. Moreover, Omicron will probably overtake Delta as the dominant strain the same it has in SA.
link: https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/r45a5n/here_is_...
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This actually makes a lot of sense. If Disney was volunteering to pay hundreds of millions per year in additional taxes voluntarily ...
I'm in such a situation right now. We got this new person that is known for having built a great a/b testing solution that scaled at a large top-tier company so they seemed like a great hire. Problem is we already have an ab test solution that is integrated into everything. Maybe it's not the best solution ever but it does everything we need, nobody has been complaining about it. But since we got this hire we're now having to do a large rewrite that's not really buying us anything and nobody can really question it because people are invested in that we got this great hire.
None of that disproves the literal title? I don't want that in my car. I don't even drive drunk and I don't want my car thinking because it can't see the fucking lines on the road that I'm drunk.

How would this work for being a designated driver? The drunkards in your car would setoff whatever sensors "monitoring" for alcohol.

This is a stupid law that has no right to be included.
Dead and ugly are both kind of vague terms open for debate so I'm not arguing your main point here (and I'm not the person you responded to) ...

... but as someone who did a lot of Win32/UI App programming back in the late 1990s and early 2000s (up to and including early WinForms), I recently looked through the landscape of available UI toolkits and can confirm that as someone who hasn't been keeping up with this stuff for years its INCREDIBLY confusing as to what technology you should build new projects on looking through the graveyard of half abandoned aborted starts Microsoft seems to have made from back then until now, with almost everything being officially deprecated or early access/unfinished.

The fact that WinForms might still be the best solution for starting a new project on is more of a condemnation of Microsoft's combined efforts in this area than it is something to be celebrated, IMO.
>I'm noting that hasn't been my experience.

I think you are just overlooking something so common and in your face that it seems invisible.

In terms of retail/services, it's a 'customers are idiots' story, and they abound. An automotive example is "I need a 710 cap". In computer troubleshooting, the PEBKAC, PICNIC, and ID10T stories.

The BOFH stories might not be real, but they scratch an itch real people encounter. the BODY mangles people both up and down the chain of authority.

Vast swathes of industries have internal "Junior/contractors doesn't know how to think". On a drilling rig, a new hand will be sent to get the key to the vee door.Or a bucket of steam. Or in other industries, maybe a left-handed screwdriver or some such. In military, there are lots of real stories of drill sergeants making recruits feel foolish, and you can be sure they laugh about it over coffee with each other.

There's the SR71 airspeed story. And pilots get their callsigns from doing something stupid, normally.

No there's lots of stories where the expert comes out on top. Perhaps as many as "senior is an idiot"
My biggest gripe with inferred types is that you wind up with errors at random usage sites instead of at where the actual type “error” is. For example, with inferred return types you can wind up returning `a | b` when you thought you were returning `a` and this might actually be coincidentally fine for a bit until you use it somewhere that only takes `a` and you get a type mismatch. You can then trace backwards until you find the source of the bad assignment, which can be a few layers after a bit of inference, and this always felt antithetical to the improved ergonomics of types. As a result I always enforce explicit return type annotations with inference only within scopes. But TS happily supports a spectrum!
> "What would you say to someone who's starting their career and feels they would tick most if not all of those yellow flags?"

Nothing, that's expected for a junior developer. The items on the list only become a problem when a "senior" developer does them. One of the parts of transitioning from junior to senior and beyond is learning to understand the business (or other) context you perform your craft in and shaping what you do to help the business succeed.

[EDIT] When I say "help the business succeed", that may sound like management claptrap (even if it happens to be true) so I'll also point out that even if you don't give a flying hoot about the business or its goals, you still do care about understanding whether it's succeeding and profitable/effective at its goals, lest you get blindsided by a layoff or cancellation of your project.
So much yes! What?

Are you saying my k/vv needs to be discounted by a hidden ratio called blackhole understanding, bu, for my inability to uplift my knowledge convergence with the ephemeral business strategy?

And so it is, (k/vv)^PI/bu

Thank you sir.
Erm, go to Google maps and zoom the heck out. Southern Europe (Spain, Italy, Greece) is at the latitude of Virginia or Northern Cal. Yes, there are fewer mosquitos than say, Egypt or Florida...
Yeah but you can harden against that. You can:

1. Audit writes to paths like bashrc (I've written this alert and many others like it)

2. Audit writes from processes under uid X to files in uid Y's home

3. Limit the need to sudo in the first place

4. Add a TOTP auth to sudo

5. Limit the ability for arbitrary processes to write to arbitrary files (containerize your shells, services, etc).

The thing is that all of the above assume the attacker isn't already root. If the attacker is root, this all becomes a lot harder.
Take a look at Russias covid situation to see how this pathos plays out in the long run.

Crisis or not, no truth, no trust.
I've only heard about it from ex-Googlers so perhaps it's different now. 20% time was introduced a long time ago (before Google went public?) and 80 hour weeks were a lot more common back then...
I don't think it would be that easy. You need to distribute the indexing data. But you could federate search servers and have them send queries to others.
When I read "woke," I smell the culture wars. In this article, it is a pejorative.

I sat through a "subconscious bias" and "microaggressions" training at work, and it made me uncomfortable because I'm a white guy. The material didn't strike me as "woke," though, because I didn't notice any critical race theory. It was more like, "hey, look at these examples of people assuming a coworker fits a stereotype." There was also some "I bet you assume some things that are wrong," but the gloves were on in that section.

What does "woke" mean? Does it mean "you know what it means..."?
They're all morons.
Welcome to life. A lot of it sucks, grind it out. I can tell you it doesn’t end here. You may find post-college more rewarding, or equally soul sucking. It takes years, best of luck, not everyone lucks in to an amazing life.
That's the theory behind spanish flu mutating into the less severe seasonal flu strains we learned to live with.
No,they do no need to have evidence. People don't always act rationally, and if you spend any time talking to a person with anti-vax beliefs you'll notice their belief isn't founded on evidence but on narrative, distrust and emotions. Which does not make them stupid, but it does make them wrong. If they had evidence, they could present it and we'd act on it, as was seen in Germany when there were concerns about a vaccine slightly increasing heart muscle inflammation risk, it was almost immediately halted and they stopped recommending it.

And I'm assuming we still have the same rule of law as now and they don't just make shit up, because I'm modeling my fellow humans as having a different (in this case, empirically and from a risk calculus wrong) perspective, not as evil. So they can't abandon democratic principles. Vaccine mandates are coming as a last resort now due to exactly those principles
Ah, note, said program also had one goroutine trying the stupidest-possible way of finidng primes in one goroutine (then not actyakly doing anything with the found primes, apart from appending them to a slice). It literally trial-divided (well, modded) all numbers between 2 and isqrt(n) to see if it was a multiple. Not designed to be clever, explicitly designed to suck about one core.
I know the usual thing against crypto, but I wonder whether a gridcoin model would work. https://gridcoin.us/
One thing that most people should use a Faraday pouch for (in my opinion) is storing your key fobs if your vehicle uses keyless ignition with a fob. This prevents a very common relay attack which is to stand with a laptop by someone's front door and relay the keyfob signal between the keys (somewhere inside the person's house) and the car. For people who live in cities where you park on the street (as I do) it's extra-convenient for thieves in that most cars will flash some lights to say the alarm is disabled so the thieves know which car they just unlocked.
So any reason two different accounts posted this exact message in this thread?
Chip support for reference counting goes back to 1960's microcoded CPUs, plenty of other vendors have done it.
So any reason two different accounts posted this exact message in this thread? (also posting the same question twice).
Control of actions and beliefs of citizens absolutely. But again that's to maintain internal stability. You'd need to give specific examples for the latter point.
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I've tested Kagi a bit. It nicely gave me exactly what I wanted even in cases where names could have different meanings in different contexts (I tested with Kotlin)

The basic results are good with some nice touches here and there like including a "blast from the past" section with older results which is actually what I sometimes want and another section where it widens up a bit (i.e. what Google does by default?).

Furthermore you can apply pre defined search "lenses" that focuses your search, or even make your own, and you can boost or de-rank sites.

I had not expected this to happen so quickly but I'm going to move from DDG to kagi as my default search engine for at least a couple of days because I am fed up with both Googles and DDGs inability to actually respect my queries.

If ir continues to work as well as it does today I'll happily pay $10 a month and I might also buy 6 months gift cards for close friends and family for next Christmas.

Think about it, unlike an ad financed engine incentives are extremely closely aligned here: the smartest thing Kagi can do is to get my results as fast as possible to conserve server resources (and delight their customer).

For an ad financed engine abd especially one that also serves ads on search results pages as well the obvious thing to do is to keep me bouncing between tweaking my search query and various that almost has my question answered but not quite.

(That said, if one us going to stay mainstream I recommend DDG over Google since 1. for me at least Googles results are just as bad and 2. with DDG it is at least extremely easy to check with Google as well to see if they have a better result 3. competition is good)
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Interesting!

> This proof generation process is quite costly.

Where can I find some benchmarks for creating various proofs?

This technology can be groundbreaking or useless solely depending on how long it takes to create a given proof.
Right, and this would make it not meet safety standards.
It's complete trash. Importing a car doesn't mean you intend to drive it, it may merely be an engineering sample. But the process for any exemption is far beyond the means of a normal person.

Everyone knows your local cops are probably worthy of contempt, but for those following along at home, please consider offing as many CBP officials as possible.
Could do roughly what most domain name registries do: you can renew for between one and ten years at a time. So if you wanted to pay for years 11–20 all at once, you’d just cough up your $1,133.30 in one go rather than paying it annually as $10, $15, $22.50, …, $384.43.
Has anybody ever had a reply from this company?

And they're posting twice,
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Basically, you work on a textarea, you work against a dom (html Dom directly or a virtual Dom) that acts as the AST.

Google docs is hard because it adds pagination which means you need to calculate all positions and dimension.

For basic text editing, this is not hard but if you want to add structural component, you have much more work.

React has already a text editing framework. Take a look.
I see. If you're willing to give it another try, perhaps try and customize away all the fancy bells and whistles (for example I disabled tabs altogether and just use the side panel for displaying the tabs but I'm sure there's other settings as well).
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The author's argument is a bit more subtle, where they are saying that for the sake of speeding up transactions it may be possible that newer algorithms enable less than 51% collude for a successful scam.
In another blog post from 2008 he seems to say that FPGA uses way too much on interconnects, some other technology called HRSA realizes the problem, BitGrid takes it to an extreme [1].

So you can build simple circuits like muxes and latches. What about complex circuits like adders or registers? Could you build a CPU with a BitGrid, or do you run into problems (e.g. topological issues because the clock needs to be routed everywhere)?

The real thing for further progress is some kind of compiler that can automatically take a design in an HDL (possibly a subset of an existing HDL or a custom HDL if supporting one of the popular HDL's in full is too ambitious).

That would let you simulate complex designs and study whether topological issues or other fundamental problems arise in practical designs, work out approaches for dealing with them, measure how much penalty you pay, and see whether you can really get by without interconnects.

Just some random thoughts, I'm not really a hardware guy. Hope mikewarrot shows up here, would be fascinating to get some updates and maybe ask a few questions :)

[1] https://bitgrid.blogspot.com/2008/07/hrsa-close-but-no-cigar...
Ah yes, it looks like it's just super-fast/almost-free uncontended atomic operations.
You have to see it for yourself?
> Given that the reproductive number in the studies identified here was estimated at a time when most countries still enforce a variable extent of lockdown measures, there is a risk that the real reproductive number may be even higher than the estimated 5.08.

It sounds like 5 is the optimistic measure.
The Sudoku example is great.
And this* is why the principle is becoming vocal of people who shout "We do not want to ride a smartphone".

(*A critical system with modules that promote unreliability, including potential security issues.)