skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
EU has it's own open-source Digital Signature service

https://ec.europa.eu/cefdigital/wiki/display/CEFDIGITAL/Digi...
If you change Facebook to Meta, you also should change Google to Alphabet, right?
I wish the DNS RFC had included a MUST support for ANY requests on the server side, and wildcard domain support (e.g. ANY for label *.domain.tld).

That would have made life so much easier. The state now is that clients cannot even rely on multiple request questions to be answered correctly...and is the reason why every Browser sends out separate DNS questions for A and AAAA and TXT etc.

All the overhead for parsing message compression is also kinda useless when you have only one record with the same labels answered all the time.
Its always been astounding to me that these muti billionairs we have today put so little of their vast fortunes into research for something that will 100%affect them.

I know one of the rockafellers was into life extenssion big time but he died of old age (91) a few years back. Im not sure what kind of legacy he as left if any on that front as far as funding. I fear his death likely set back research by decades though
Minimum wage does not mean you have to work for minimum wage. Try hiring a software developer for minimum wage.

What people want is also not really other people's problem? Or who should be responsible? Say you know 100 people who want housing, health care and secured retirement. If you don't know them, go to r/antiwork and pick out a few candidates.

Now go provide them with money and jobs. It is your responsibility now!
I'm curious to know why lua would be good compared to python for this purpose?
Continuous security monitoring (i.e. checking to make sure nobody turned it on again): $500/month
$563 million vs expected $573.8 and it fell 42%? What am I missing?
The Windows version to that would be Microsoft PowerAutomate, which is also rather decent
right, so it needs to be a independent 3rd party company like a document escrow service. that does not means this company would have that astronomical valuation. like we have plenty of escrow services today for legal works.
I don't know. Apple seems fine revoking access to $1000 in DRM content and then refusing to clean up their mess. What's the legal difference between $1000 lost by laptop and $1000 lost by DRM?
Russia planning massive military offensive against Ukraine involving 175k troops
Which is unfair and short sighted, given that Ballmer is the guy who turned it from the windows shop to a company where windows is just one of 3 growing massive sections (plus a few smaller ones), with windows not even being the first one anymore.
On a related note, I run noscript on my browser and overall it's not a bad experience. The conveniences IMO outweigh the inconveniences.

However, Cloudfront, JSDeliver, etc are a pain. I understand the benefits of caching javascript locally to me, but I want to see companies start hosting their scripts all from their own servers.

If FontAwesome isn't already a tracking company, it's only a matter of time. Cringy-cool name, tentacles throughout the web, all for _fonts_. I'm a senior fullstack dev and I get tradeoffs, but the technical-societal-tradeoffs of the web are bewildering.
What about google > alphabet?
Also, CRLF makes sense when you think of the origin: CR moves to the next line and LF moves to the start of the next line.
> Well, first off, we can throw out the ideas of juries because contract law is civil, not criminal.

Depends on the jurisdiction/norms. Civil juries are common in the US, for example.
I would be shocked if it was a coincidence. Online discussions have been used to manipulate the market for decades now.

Step 1: Take your position in the market.

Step 2: Go kick up discussions to impact the stocks at play.

Step 3: Take your profits.

This is an old, old game, we just have new players getting into it recently.
Her exclusion could also be explained by her success coming directly from easy access to his resources. It could be argued that no one would know who she was had she not married Brin.

Is this just a stupid article or am I missing something?
Yes it's like i always say, if poor people don't like being poor, why don't they simply buy more money?
The US funded EUV technology (the tech behind 7nm and below), and have used that DARPA funding to prevent Europe's ASML from selling to China. It seems to be almost exactly what you are warning about in reverse.
The number of people in employment has increased by a lot, so the absolute wage payout has in fact risen a lot.
MAAAN...
Alright, then everything is a backdoor. Snaps are backdoors. Windows is a backdoor. MacOS is a backdoor. Watches are backdoors. Every cell phone is a backdoor. Thermostats and headphones and book readers are backdoors. Every car currently sold new is a backdoor. 90% of every device we interact with is a backdoor. So why put that in the title? It means nothing.
> wondered why Microsoft was left out of the original 5

Same reason Cornell is typically left out of conversations about Ivy league schools.

It's just not that prestigious. Seeing MS on a resume is not as impressive as the others, and that's also reflected pretty clearly in the comp. It's not nearly as competitive to get a job at MS. The stock performance over the past decade has been pretty meh compared to the others.
And just like in the classic Animal Farm, the animals threw off their shackles and became the elites who crushed the downtrodden.
Funny part is, at the end, a lot of people will "Print to PDF" the resulting PDF, which strips electronic signatures (last time I checked).
What I mean is we shouldn't refuse to treat people with covid or whatever else simply because we disagree with their actions or their choices.

That's like saying we shouldn't perform first-aid rescue on someone who had an accident after they crossed red light and they endangered themselves and others. That's fucked up.
I call the big 4 antitrust cartel the FAAG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google) because I'm childish.
...and if they'd used Docusign, that wouldn't have fixed it
Yes, I have this problem with Youtube in Firefox as well (on Linux if it makes a difference).

I don't know about Gmail as I use the HTML view, which is much faster in general and only updates when you tell it to.
Hello! I am the author of TeXMe[1].

Congratulations on launching a working project and running it successfully for the past few years. It is always nice to see new projects pertaining to rendering mathematics on the web.

TeXMe does support GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM)[2] when used in standalone HTML files. It however does not support your use case of rendering equations in GitHub README.md files. If TeXMe seems interesting, I would also request you to take a look at Muboard[4] which is a live, interactive, self-rendering mathematics chalkboard for the web built with TeXMe.[4]

[1] https://github.com/susam/texme

[2] https://github.github.com/gfm

[3] https://spec.commonmark.org/

[4] https://muboard.net/
I have the reverse opinion. Why do people keep insisting on using host, when dig does the same (if not more) and while being so easy to use.

Most of my co-worker prefer host, but continue to be supprised when I use dig and features like reverse lookup or dig @some-dns-server. I’m sure that host can do the same, but few seems to know how.
I lived in Brussels for almost eight years. It is roughly 50 degrees north latitude. In North America, that puts it north of many well known Canadian cities.

Germany goes from about 48 degrees north latitude to over 54 degrees north latitude.

I never saw any mosquitoes or many bugs at all in Belgium, and my in-laws never reported any bugs when they were stationed in Germany.

When we had screens custom made to fit in our windows, the Belgian handyman who made them really didn’t understand what we wanted or why. He charged us a bunch of money and then I had to go down to the local Brico hardware store to buy the stuff I needed to fix them up to make them work the way we wanted. When he saw what I did, the next round of screens for other places in the house were much better made, and I didn’t have to fix them.

However, here in Texas, well boy howdy, you sure are going to want those bug screens on your windows. And there’s no practical way to make screens to fit into your silly casement Windows, so they better be properly made and affixed to the outside.

We didn’t have rolladen (rolling shades) in our house in Belgium. When we visited my in-laws in Germany, boy were we jealous. I’ve wanted something like proper German rolladen ever since. Oh, and their windows, too.
One of the reasons that Poker players prefer tournaments is because it induces them to move away from perfect Nash equilibrium play and into being exploitable, as someone who plays unexploitable play simply doesn't make it to the money as someone who does. Winning 51% of the time means nothing when you need to be in the top 10% to earn anything back.

It seems like just looking at ACPL isn't looking at this correctly. If someone makes a mistake, and loses some centi-pawn, but it induces an even larger mistake in their competitor, that wasn't a mistake, it was a risk.
Anecdotally Apple in Europe was fine to send an iPhone to a person in a different country, obviously different name, while opting out of 3d secure.
If nobody owes anybody else a job, why are they required to live then?

> The proper reaction if somebody makes you a bad proposal is to reject it. Plain and simple.

What luxury you must have to be able to reject a job. Not everyone has that luxury.
Is your position thought out or factual? Garbage men are well paid, why did you assume otherwise?

>The average hourly pay for a Garbage Man is $17.68. Visit PayScale to research garbage man hourly pay by city, experience, skill, employer and more.

I know college educated people who work at restaurants because they made more money there.

I haven’t eaten at a restaurant, and COVID closed many, is it really essential?
PyTorch's C++ API is experimental and doesn't have feature parity. PyTorch is a Python lib that heavily uses C++ extensions, but I don't think it has ever been a C++ library.
Rez: Integrated package configuration,build and deployment system for software
If Omicron becomes the dominant variant, we can thank a country with low vaccination rates for breeding it!

This is also what a couple of heretics have been telling us, but was suppressed in mainstream.
I really appreciated your insights. Having seen my mother barely make it out of the PH.D. politics arena alive, your sentiment is spot on. Thank you for sharing.
Doubt that would happen. DocuSign provides signing capabilities to other CRM packages and software like Microsoft, Google, Oracle, SAP, Workday, none of which would take kindly to Salesforce taking over DocuSign.
The Stars my Destination by Alfred Bester[1] is a good proto-cyberpunk example from the '50s.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stars_My_Destination
The Lego Star Destroyer has several “hammer of Thor” greebles (the interesting decorative surface details) in the engine section
True, it’s works differently though. And Stockfish does not compute win/draw/loss probabilities as part of its eval. It converts cp to wdl using an exponential fit based stockfish vs stockfish games. So draw percentage in Leela is a lot more interesting and useful.
Friend: why is bitcoin down?

Other friend: why was bitcoin up to begin with?
That onky gets us so far. Mostly just extending us to the limits of our natural lifespan with aging included.

There will have to be direct work on tje processes that lead to aging. Audrey degray has a good ted talk on what he belives are the primary processes that cause aging. Seven of them i think and all of them are vastly complex
https://allthatsinteresting.com/casu-marzu

https://travelfoodatlas.com/kiviak-bizarre-greenland-inuit-d...
Timnit Gebru launches DAIR, her new AI ethics research institute
No; this predated that by about a decade. They had moles on the committees that codified SSL in the 90’s. Those moles added a bunch of extensions specifically to increase the likelihood of implementation bugs in the handshake.

I’m reasonably sure it was covered in cryptogram a few decades ago. These days, it’s not really discoverable via internet search, since the EC thing drowned it out.

Edit: Here’s the top secret budget for the program from 2013. It alludes to ensuring 4G implementations are exploitable, and to some other project that was adding exploits to something, but ramping down. This is more than a decade after the SSL standards sabotage campaign that was eventually uncovered:

http://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/784159/sigintenabling-...

With SSL, the moles kept vetoing attempts to simplify the spec, and also kept adding complications, citing secret knowledge. It sounds like they did the same thing to 4G.

Note the headcount numbers: Over 100 moles, spanning multiple industries.
Absolutely. Sidewalks were never meant for meandering robots. At the very least we should tax those stupid things as they consume a public resource.
I remember in the 90s when we were deploying a business campus, we first used ADSL services from the local carrier, but not for long.

We discovered we can get "dry lines", basically just rent copper run from site-to-site, nothing on it from local carrier. Slap ADSL modems on each and we got max throughout, at a fraction of the cost. Then we upgraded to SDSL, and that was like hitting the jackpot.
> To be sure Lego does not have a copyright, trademark or patent on generic click-to-fit toy bricks and this has been ascertained by a high German court after one decade of strenuous litigation

Lego actually won that case for clothing and merchandise. Only for actual bricks they lost it.

He tried to get a trademark on merchandise for his line of clothing, which conflicted with that.
Wow: CMU SCS stipend is at $35k, and tuition is $45,700. That's $80,700 per year to support a PhD student before the markup.
I think we (in Stamford Lincolnshire, UK) must be pretty unique right now with TWO competing FTTP startups both rolling out on the same streets. One day you will see Lightspeed Broadband pulling their fibre through the BT ducts and putting boxes on the top of telegraph polls. The next day Upp Brordband will be on the same street. So bizarre they they are doing the same town!

Apparently we are due to have BT put in their own fibre in the next few months too. Really don’t understand why they are doubling up the infrastructure.

Hoping for a local price war!
I suppose it'd be part of DocuSign's job to validate whether the given electronic signatures are legally binding in the relevant legal systems. If they don't, then their service seems useless.
Surely they could re-open them, but they do cost NHS quite a bit of money to run.
Author here; happy to answer any questions.
The global maxima is high transmission and high duration, not necessarily low morbidity.

A virus that makes you contagious for two weeks and then kills you is just as transmissible as a virus that makes you contagious for two weeks and then you get better.
> I can't think of a single reason why the Israeli government would oppose an extradition request if they were presented with evidence of cyber-whatever.

Except the really obvious detail that most normal countries won’t extradite their citizens? Israel loosened up their laws on this a bit after the Sheinbein affair, but extraditing resident-citizens remains a rather unlikely prospect.
Varufakis was only vocal about these things in the media. During the Euro meetings, he kept silent, talking general nonsense, eating by himself, taking selfies and filming in secret. He is a cartoon character, who the populist prime minister of the time kicked out of the government after almost risking a GrExit. Please stop taking him seriously. The GPT-3 is just as smart or smarter.
I agree that there are things that are possible only from a giant organization.

However, IMO both Apple and Microsoft are at best indifferent to their customers. Not fixing bad UIs even when people complain, putting ads in products you paid for, requiring centralized accounts just to install free apps. You've heard it all before.

I wouldn't enjoy an iPhone made by my local electrician, but I want software to respect me. Linux DEs have genuine flaws and yet I truly miss nothing and gain everything when I move from my work Macbook or my gaming Windows partition to my Linux desktop.

I don't think the decision is between a vertically-integrated big-corp device and a vertically-integrated small-corp device. Even just the current iPhone hardware (which is absolutely incredible engineering) with free software would be a big improvement.
Twitter is cancer and needs shutting down
If you use the loops in this particular language often, then you memorize it just by practice along otherwise there is nothing wrong to look up a syntax for a language you use once in a blue moon (f.s.)
PyTorch works very well with PyInstaller. The only issue is that it can't use the DataLoader's worker processes, they crash for some reason (even with multiprocessing.freeze_support()).
I’m not sure I buy that completely. If this were a neutral choice, why would a gene take the 50% chance of not having made it to the next generation? (Or in the case of many offspring, invest half its resources into a different copy of the gene?)

At least in mammals, killing the soma is on the surface such a massive waste of resources that I believe it must be either: (a) biologically implausible to keep an animal reproducing for a longer timespan or (b) caused by mechanisms that are counterweighted by massive reproductive benefits while the animal is young.
I don't know, I did think it was an odd example, but you also referred to beauty in an objective sense twice. Are you saying... everything is subjective?
Thank you for informing us of the annoyances you have encountered. We are simply not well-trained in public communication. In fact, I wrote this post as the main dev myself. Todo: refrain from using excessive formatting and strive for better consistency.
this explains a problem i had in Ireland... ADSL worked, but phone line had to dial tone... engineer had no idea how it was working... mind you, ISP had sent him out to get better internet... i was on 8mb and was promised closer to 24... after he "fixed" it, it went to 6... so they were really not happy with the "engineer" when i canceled 2 days later...
> especially because theirs is a 3D design mark and his was word+logo mark and they are filed for different things

Lego has a design mark for the silhouette of a 4x2 or 2x2 brick for clothing.

Held der Steine tried to obtain a design mark for the silhouette of a 2x2 brick for clothing for his merchandise.

That’s an obvious conflict.
> to FAAMG long ago

Because Netflix pays Senior Engineers ~$500k/year in cash and MS pays Principal Engineers $300k TC?
Bitcoin is absolute nonsense and loved by morosn
Geminids: You need to watch the fiery fragments of an asteroid fall to Earth
I have mixed feelings about this. Without Safari being required on iOS, Chrome's market share would be overwhelming and then we'd be in a situation back more like the bad old days of IE, where a single browser dominated not just on one OS but across the entire ecosystem.
>This statement alone throws into question, at a minimum, the competence of the author and likely all of the report's data and conclusions.

This is an emerging situation where all data may be useful. At present, the authors have access to some imperfect data due to circumstances beyond their control, and are clearly reporting the data -- complete with appropriate caveats about the limitations of their measurement equipment. This is exactly what competent practitioners should be doing, and to impugn their competence is completely inappropriate.
Yes. Now try to select a thousand random people from all walks of life and see how easy it is to get them to get them to generate a public private key pair amd sign a document with it.
It's also because universities LOVE foreign students. Foreign students pay full-rate--generally in cash up front.
You make some good points.

However, note that there is a very long way to go for traditional industries.

China is one big chunk of people, and they may be in for
a rough couple of decades with their recent return to hardcore communism, but there is a lot of room to grow there still. And there is India and all of Africa.

Untold numbers of people in the third world are rapidly approaching middle-class status, buying fridges and cars and so on.

This will have the concomitant effects on the rest of the economic ecosystem, and tech will ultimately gain even more from more rich consumers. But it's not game over for the big old juggernauts.
New CEOs generally have a lot of political capital upfront and many are chosen because they have a specific vision and strategy the company should take. So it actually makes the most sense to be bold first since there will be big new changes anyway. He’s also “learning the ropes” so much can be forgiven from his first couple of months.

Finally his boldness will let him know the boundaries of his position & how much he can get away with. TLDR gotta flex to see your own power level.
It’s silly to pretend that anyone could just magically start a company, and therefore no company will ever do harm. Consumers would also like to spend their money on ethically responsible products, and yet we have (and need) laws on pollution, workplace safety, etc. Why? Because the consumer isn’t going to maintain a complete list of misbehaving companies and their various subsidiaries, suppliers, and trademarks. Aka “information asymmetry”.

The comparison of salaries is used as a method not a goal (I think). And for your 10x-coder-god, the lesson seems to be that they should be given a title better in line with their genius and salary. If it’s somehow difficult because their value isn’t easily measured in terms that would work in a policy document, chances are your impression of their skills may just be imaginary: are they really worth the money, or do they just look and act like only a highly productive person could without being fired?
Finally, a fusion reaction has generated more energy than absorbed by the fuel
You can get paid for something without degrading its function.
Ah yes, the FBI was in on it to help the DNC, that's why they nuked Hilary's chances days before the election, that's some 5D chess right there, how could I be so foolish.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fbi-reopens-clinton-probe-a...
> Do you really think anybody works the night shift at a fast food joint because they enjoy spending their time that way?

Yes. I did and others who are night owls and wanted to fuck around, give people extra food, and not work did, but you want to take away our happiness at hanging out not working hard at night instead of staring at the ceiling.
> With Bitcoin, the community that controls the money supply is not at all democratic; it is the early adopters with large holdings that carry all the weight.

The mechanism according to which Bitcoin upgrades has nothing to do with decisions of whales or democracy. Read about how soft/hard forks and UASF specifically works.
A decent guideline is aim for a maximum of three font treatments per view, and see how far you can get with just that.