skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Passworded ssh keys can be valuable - if I steal your laptop while it’s on, I can use DMA hacking or frozen ram kind of techniques to extract secrets out of memory. If your SSH keys have a password on them, I have a limited time to perform said attacks.

For that reason, I’d prefer passphrase backed keys, even if they had very long (36h+) expiry time.

Edit: one cool hack I use is a conplex FDE password, but relatively simple /etc/shadow password - this saves a huge amount of effort.
You have a good point, thank you for stating it clearly. My contention here is that instead of promoting treatment steps, and working towards helping each other we are tearing each other apart and the discussion is oriented completely wrong. Punishing people, fines?
Immutable.js Is Not Dead
https://archive.ph/5tNMI
That seems really low. The point of copyright is to incentivize people to create more art, so We The People can experience more art. If you're not going to sell your art, why are we enforcing your rights at all? I'm not saying you don't have a legitimate reason to share your art with all except one person you hate, or to keep it locked where no one can see it, but I am saying that there's no need for Us The People to use our government apparatus to help you with that.
Cloudflare Someone else can create an account / token on your email address
Maybe it's better at Java and Javascript than Python at the moment.

Have you tried it on test cases at all?
We didn't really celebrate him, after all he could have been given a noble peace prize, that a western organisation. Average Joe in the street never heard of him, he is unrewarded and forgotten
I feel an interesting watch for anyone in math is the "Closer to Truth" series, especially the ones focusing on certain topics.

Particularly the ones on "Is Mathematics Invented or Discovered?".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlzygqQnAnA
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Any skirmish in space will give us kessler syndrome, destroy all satellustes and render nost orbits inaccessible for hundreds of years.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome
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Journaling can be useful for you
Pretty sure this is exactly how most startups get funded.
Can you share the sample sheet??
It’s a lack of personnel because the population pyramid is going from a triangle to a rectangle. This is what that transition does to the labor force.
> cold war 'space edition'

The Cold War was already a 'space edition'.
As the article notes, blowing things up isn't the only option.

Blinding / hacking / deorbiting / etc. a bunch of early warning satellites of one of the major nuclear powers would be a majorly destabilizing move.
Is it rendering the Emojis using the local emoji set so for example if I'm on an Android phone I will see the Android emojis and if I'm on an iPhone I will see the iPhone emojis?
It's fascinating to me that some commenters react to this essay saying it's "profoundly insightful" when my first reaction was it's very vague and fully of major inconsistencies.

Here is just one example: he opens his argument calling Western societies a "systemic train wreck" and yet concludes toward the end: "As a society, we are so much richer, so much luckier, than we have ever been"

Which is it? Are we a trainwreck or are we rich & lucky?
Nothing pushed to prod, but for all practical purposes all code changes stop. We use the holiday season to learn stuff, write documentation, brainstorm, clean stuff up, etc.
Can you share a sample sheet for reference without any reference data from actual game
This made my night c:

I know my way around on Linux, and have learned a lot through having to persevere and work through these sorts of issues, but sometimes it's just.. I have ADHD, and sometimes I wonder if I'm in the wrong for devoting so much time to stubbornly persisting towards computational ideals. I won't give it up right now, but I could see myself having to cut back in the future.

I've recently had a pleasure of assisting my family as they attempt to adopt various Linux distributions. I've seen the discussion around the LTT Challenge YT series. Things don't work out of the box, and even people with substantial experience can hit unyeilding roadblocks. That's just the state of things.

And average folks, they're not using Gentoo. Or Nix, or Guix. But mainstream distros will keep improving their HW support, and ease of use. The more advanced distros will follow their lead, but I do think they're going to follow, and that mainstream distros just aren't there yet. But progress is happening, and it's good for all of us: good for naïve users who need thing to just work, and good for expert users who value their time as much as their software choices.
I agree with the first part of what you said: individuals should take responsibilities for their actions. You don't just get to claim ignorance that your actions are having negative consequences. Therefore, it's irresponsible to recycle plastic in the US and you should throw it away.
What an incredibly moving piece. I have absolutely nothing with religion but I recognize the dedication and the relentless pursuit of a lifelong goal as something that is the kind of energy that moves the world. It takes a lot of genius and a little bit of madness to be able to envision something like this and then to pursue it.

I've seen a few structures like this one up close and they never cease to impress.

For instance:

https://www.pewinieuws.nl/nieuws-categorie/even/6157-kunsttu...

and

https://dailynewshungary.com/explore-the-hungarian-taj-mahal...
My department is not.
Come now, most expensive! That’s ETH for sure, btc is never more than $1 at peak times of multiple MB of mempool and currently at 1sat/vB which is $0.08
The Cochrane Reviews are regarded as one of the preeminent collections of systematic reviews in medicine. They conclude that “overall, the reliable evidence available does not support the use of ivermectin for treatment or prevention of COVID‐19 outside of well‐designed randomized trials.”

https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD...

A similar conclusion regarding lack of evidence is discussed in NIH treatment guidelines:

https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/ant...

In line with consensus in the field, ivermectin is not contained among the treatment guidelines of any institution at which I have practiced.
I think some measurements are widths and some are heights.
the javascript is run by your browser, so you can fully audit it.
You're in luck, because you _always_ have a choice.
> They don’t need to innovate

They're constantly innovating, and have monthly software releases. Don't blame NVIDIA because AMD can't offer a solid enterprise offering that is attractive to customers.
Yes, these proof protocols allow you to get arbitrary certainty very quickly, so there’s little practical difference.

Scott Aaronson (of quantum computing and P=NP blogging fame) likes to joke that, “okay, fine fine, so these statistical proofs are good enough for the launch codes, military encryption, and multi-billion dollar financial transactions… but what about theorem proving, where you just can’t take any chances?”
Right, but that astronomical probability is, as you say astronomical. In fact, it’s even better: even i have you a number of trials equal to the number of atoms in the h overs, your expected number of wins would still be astronomically small.
The same can be said if many STDs though, drug use, and obesity.
They’re so far behind Apple right now it’s not funny.
>Without any evidence that the domain wasn't financing...

So guilty until proven innocent?

Maybe a lawsuit or criminal charge should be brought in the owner's country, and if it the accusations can't be proven the website should be free to operate.
Terraform Variable Validation – an introduction to the basics
> A hardware implementation that requires multiple additions to provide the complete result of a single addition can be called in many ways, but certainly not "efficient".

1. There's not multiple additions in the recommended sequences. Unsigned is add,bltu; Signed with one known sign is add, blt; Signed in general is add, slt, slti, bne.

2. These instruction sequences are specified so that an instruction decoder can treat these sequences following the add as a "very wide" instruction specifying to check an overflow flag, if a hardware implementation so chooses.
The smallpox and polio vaccines worked well. The corona shots have people still getting sick and transmitting live virus. That was not success even a couple years ago.
I don’t think they are entirely separate. I do think that exposure to racist sentiments has a very different effect depending on who you are.

So indeed I think your personal racism is not a simple function of exposure.

I’m sorry you personally have been a victim of racism exposure, and have become a passive racist as a consequence. It is a shame that society has done this to you.
Hi Daniel, what's your pay band for Mid and Senior devs for Remote and Onsite positions?
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You can do what Prometheus does and pre-aggregate; You size it at 1s buckets or .5s buckets, store the values of those buckets, and increment them as data points come in. You can store the data-points individually too, and regenerate the histogram if you really need to, but it's far more efficient to store the aggregations of a histogram.
Yes! Author here, the emojis text with css transforms.
Our own approach is to keep singer.io et al and JSON (flexible! streaming capable!), but deeply invest in JSON Schema to a) statically infer and map into other kinds of schema on your behalf -- TypeScript, Elastic Search, and SQL DDL so far -- and b) optimize validation so it's fast enough to be in the high-scale critical path. If you validate every document before it's read or written by your hacky transform, you've gone a long way towards limiting the bug blast radius.
Airbnb is blacklisted for me, I have had numerous problems with them as a service and with the shitty people that tend to put their homes on that platform.

Last Airbnb I booked resulted in a elderly Hispanic couple walking in on my SO and I in the act because apparently they double booked us by a couple days and use the same door code for all guests.

Just another example of a tech darling “disrupting” an existing industry by ignoring regulation and refusing to provide customer service.
You can budget but Amazon will NOT cut you off if you go over the budget.

At best you might get some alerts in a timely manner. Good luck.
> the perils of one group being able to dictate to others without input

This is pretty much the norm in any country that is a democracy but that does not have coalition governments. You get a kind of see-sawing effect where one group will enact a bunch of stuff and then when the tables are turned it all gets undone. It's stupendously inefficient.

Democracy is quite flawed but it still is the best mechanism for government that we have that is sustainable over a longer period of time.
If it is for for affirmation. The answer is Yes. I even write a similar tool using Scons. However, dbt is far better.
I can confirm. Currently dealing with a lot of post WFH era back issues which commenced shortly after working all day from my 1890 construction brownstone apartment. The floor warping is real.
This works against optical surveillance.

My idea was also targeting e.g. navigation and communication satellites. Maybe coming close and drowning their transmission in white noise could work. It would take imitating their antennas' direction pretty well.
ML News – OpenAI removes GPT-3 waitlist – GauGAN2 is amazing [video]
Google was good, actually very good back in 2000s. Their PageRank algorithm practically eliminated spam pages that were simply a list of keywords. Before Google, those pages came up on the first page of Altavista.

I don't specifically remember 2005, but the quality went down with more modern but still shady SEO practices.
+1 for Subsonic, it's nice. I haven't used it extensively, but have had it running now for 1-2 months listening casually without issues.
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They were terrible at the CPU game with their Tegra line. Not sure if that's still going on.

I'd rather Nvidia be kept away from Arm at all costs.
> It is enough to grab any Linux distribution that supports RISC-V and look at the size of the binaries across architectures.

Also, the godbolt.org compiler explorer has Risc-V support: useful for someone interested in comparing specific snippets of code.
> In my mind, if someone has already gained access to my user on the server, which has sudo privileges, they are only a couple of steps away from be able to take control over the server anyways.

This seems like sound logic to me. If you have write permission to their bashrc, it's trivial to change their path to include a keylogging wrapper for sudo. The next time they use sudo, you have their password. If an attacker has gotten that far, a password on sudo seems like closing the barn doors after the horses already ran off.
We have excellent outcomes with monoclonal antibody-based drugs (the expensive route). Monoclonal is interesting because we may be able to take it preemptively. We have excellent results with steroids, vitamins, weight loss and exercise (low cost).

One way to search (and ignore random people like myself) for this, is to look for different countries treatment protocols (they are often published into other languages). There is a lot of serious people working hard trying to find good solutions.
Intel could do the exact same thing to any X86 vendor today, couldn't it? And AMD to X86_64 vendors, no? I'm not saying your logic is wrong, but this problem seems more pervasive than Nvidia and ARM. In reality if we stop this merger what we're saying is that it's a problem for any company to own IP that they license to competitors while at the same time producing and selling an in-house product that leverages the same IP. I'm not ignoring the conflicting interest here, but we've never said "a company can't be vertically integrated and also license technology to competitors". Maybe times are a changing, but if this becomes the new norm the only thing it seems to protect are incumbents in the space who are already vertically integrated...
I just tried it and the UI is kinda old and not mobile friendly but the English results I got were satisfying. Not the case for French though. I'll try again in the future, diversity in this landscape is important.
> There will be people thinking that you can't limit their "freedom" because a vaccine is out there at this point and those who fears for their lives can take it and forget about the virus (in most cases).

I don't understand this statement: Who is talking about limiting the freedom of vaccinated people and in what way?

> if you pay close attention to the phrase you will notice that it can literally be used every time by every party.

I don't see it at all. If I'm standing still and you punch me in the nose, how could both parties use that argument?

> I personally don't care about my unvaxxed friends, I hang out with them as I've always had and I do respect their choice. But I am biased towards individuals rights than "public health".

Your personal choice and 'respect' are irrelevant. You can not care about and 'respect' them choosing to drive the wrong way on the freeway with you in the car, but so what? They are still risking other people's lives.
Now, if we could just get that on the Facebook thread... ;)
From all the local reporting the overwhelming majority of people in Czech ICU are not vaccinated. A few examples - listing from a hard-case ICU in Ostrava for a week in November:

https://mobile.twitter.com/VojtechGibis/status/1463608271378...

NEOČKOVÁN - not vaccinated
OČKOVÁN - vaccinated

The last 5 patients are those that have been released from the unit in that week.
The first two were move to less severe case ICU. The last three died...

One more: https://mobile.twitter.com/VojtechGibis/status/1465783542982...

Czech ICU occupancy - blue unvaccinated, orange vaccinated. And yes, we had several cases <30 years old and unfortunately even children on ICU.
If your focus is on R value for transmission, then you will also need to eradicate it from every single cat and deer on the planet. Good luck with that.
Why is data remotely their problem?

If you don't have your data backed up in something other than Amazon, Amazon is the LEAST of your worries.
Yes, the US really needs to step in and solve this OVERWHELMINGLY ASIAN problem.

https://www.reusethisbag.com/articles/countries-that-pollute...
Not speaking to law enforcement outside the presence of your attorney is excellent advice. There's no downside to having the attorney there, and potentially life shattering downsides to attempt otherwise.
This could probably be done with a tax.

Just like smoking is a choice and is risky enough to have financial penalties, one could do the same with unvaccinated people (who haven’t caught and survived covid yet, since surviving natural immunity is apparently more protective than the existing vaccines). This is just paying taxes into the system that will help support them later.
It actively refuses to download Chrome since Windows Server 2016. The fastest bypass I do is by first downloading Firefox and then download Chrome from Firefox.
And it’s S3 only. The title could mention that.
Most of his assertions about 'trends' are just wrong.

100 years ago:

- They would sometimes shoot strikers
- Strikers and owners faced off in literal violent battle
- There was no socialized healthcare, fire or emergency services
- College was for the ultra elite, even by 1960 only 7% were going to Uni.
- A lot of workers just died. Colorado River was dammed at the cost of dozens of lives to 'Keep It On Schedule'
- Blacks used the back entrance, and their grandparents were literally slaves
- 'Art' was something people did in their spare time, and there were very, very few opportunities for true artists.
- People didn't travel for vacations etc. that was for the rich only.
- The legal system was much more classed than even it is today.
- 'The Rich' 100% controlled the news. It's why they owned papers.

The material standard of living for regular people has increased immensely for everyone, to the point that people now live in general relative abundance and safety which would have only been the privy of the 0.1% before.

I also don't buy at all the notion that 'decentralization' is in any way some kind of magical advantage for the commons.

We have Health Officers and International Orgs like the WHO and academic institutions in order to do things, like coordinate and understand the impact of things like COVID.

Note that in most of those systems, there is some degree of 'Centralization' but also 'Decentralization' -> Universities may have some authority, but there are many of them.

For information for example, 'full decentralization' means the absolute most ridiculous concepts becoming the most popular (i.e. QAnon) and semi-fabricated ideas about all sorts of things. Especially those that target 'out groups'.

There is no substitute for thoughtful, conscientious and legitimate leadership across all elements of society.

Although there's probably some room for decentralization in some areas, maybe currency, as long as currency is managed within some reasonable range by the Central Banks, and you don't hold a lot of cash (cash was not meant to be a store of value), then even then, the Central Bank is not that-that bad.
Yes, you can. MathLingua makes no assumptions about what symbols are used to represent different math operations (other than KaTeX is used to render expressions and so you need to symbols KaTeX recognizes).

As such you can use whatever visual representation you want for operations and definitions.

For a particular math definition, you can also specify multiple different notations for the concept (in this case, MathLingua uses the first one when rendering results).

An example of this is the derivative of a function in the “A Detailed Example” section of the docs.
Or better still just use macminicolo.net
Yeah I know. I currently use the matrix bridge and it works fine. But technically it's not allowed and they could ban it. Right now I only have 2 contacts that use Signal exclusively but they're family members so I really need it.
That reflects a deep socialist mentality.
RDP is a protocol, not a code base. It says so in the name.
Adam, I've learnt so much from your podcasts. Amaaazing work. Yours is the only podcast I listen to when I have time and I'm beyond impressed by the quality of it.

Thank you from a long time Fan
I don't think that a rocket attack would stay invisible.

If the target satellite would start maneuvering to avoid capture, it's OK because now it's useless as a navigation satellite, and is harder if even still possible to use for communication and surveillance.
Standardize glass packaging. Deal with this fake recycling issue. Invest in research for better tires
The anti-covid pill from Pfizer looks impressive:

https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/pfizer-s-good-news...
What is the yellow smiley face that's twice as large as Japan but smaller than the earth and oh god I can see it in the sky it's look--
One writer one reader per block device. Probably something Ceph-like custom thingy.
There have been providers built around the Mac Mini since they came out - macminicolo.net is the one I've heard about forever.
> "we should really opt to tear the most successful engine from Google's clutches and spin it off into its own entity"

Already done: degoogled chromium. Nobody uses it. It needs volunteers and funding. Once it has funding and volunteers, you can begin to consider revolting from Google and going in a user-friendly direction.
I haven’t added a reverse lookup yet where you provide a symbol and can find all things that the symbol can represent, but it is on the roadmap.
I will look at lemmy because I try to avoid reddit... thanks.
Working in a Giant Tech Company in NZ, Bad and Good
My takeaway is very different from yours as to where ultimate fault lies.

Maybe enforcement should do their job so children don't have to try to do their job for them.
oh nm that's the moon
I don't need to trust it, the rules for acquisition are much more strict than the rules for part ownership.
ARM also licenses CPUs, GPUs, and just about everything that one would need to build an SoC.

And those elements are used to enable the manufacture and sale of cheap chips. Semantics aside, ARM is the critical player in several market segments.