skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you exaplin what a "2nd preimage attack" is and how HMAC solves it?

If it's an attack you can do after the database is compromised it's not very interesting, and if it's an attack you can do over the wire then you can just limit the number of login attempts per some duration no?
They definitely did at one point, I still have a LTSC key from before my school decided to be too lazy to renew Azure Dev Tools for Teaching (Imagine). IIRC the keys were per edition, so a 2016 key wouldn't apply to the newest LTSC release.
So like a carbon tax?
Were you upset that your parents got to drink booze and you didn’t? That they got to watch nighttime (e.g. adult) TV? Drive the car? Stay up late? Have sex?

Adults have myriad privileges that children do not. It is not unfair.
I have similar feelings. Though I don't hate the scooters per se. I'm pretty upset with the idiots who leave them right in the middle of the side walks AND the companies that don't do anything about it. They could pretty easily penalize the users for leaving these in the wrong place if they wanted to.

Now I actually don't understand at all why they don't do it. On the surface, you can say that they don't give a shit about non-users, they just care about their customers and they are afraid of scaring them away. However, where I live (Budapest, Hungary) these have already been banned from the centermost district of the city. The district, the area most frequented by tourists. As it was predictable.

Also, the city mayor came up with a regulation so that they'll designate several hundred e-scooter parking lots throughout the inner city and leaving these anywhere but those places will results in the company being fined. Which is a smart and friendly move, because there will be indeed lots of lots :) . But it's still a lot worse than if the e-scooter companies have solved it for themselves because then you'd still be able to leave them almost anywhere.

Actually I see two king of annoying parking habits. The first one is the completely reckless, when they literally leave it in the middle of the walking path of everyone. I sometimes even think that it's deliberate. Like wanting to show off or something. "I'll just leave it here in the middle, so that everyone can see it." Quite often right in the front of zebra crossings.

The other one is more like sheer stupidity. When they do park it besides a wall, but they do it as if it was a car. So 45 degrees, with front wheel to the wall. But that doesn't make much sense, because you want it to be out of the way (which almost always means parallel to the wall, preferably leaning towards the wall and not leaning away from the wall).

This is all pretty sad because e-scooters, while I think they are dangerous to ride, are pretty cool and efficient vehicles. And being able to pick up one on the street, though more expensive than owning one, very convenient for the occasional user. (I mostly ride a bike though, and pre-covid I used to use a kick scooter + public transport.)
The fact that Microsoft has produced all these half baked UI frameworks that rapidly go unmaintained is a demonstration that this "strategy" isn't one at first place. MSFT doesn't know what they are doing.
This is solid reasoning here. On the “lottery” side, imagine if he went to college (where he scraped student profiles) a couple of years before or after, his timing would be completely off and there would be no Facebook.
Would be a shame if someone used Monero.
Wall Street to Become America’s Landlord
Honestly... I tend to agree.

In a nation with such massive wealth inequality, in a city where people are living in tents under highways, I see people complaining about $300k TC as a "lowball offer."

From an individual perspective, I get it: why wouldn't you want to strive for the maximum you could possibly get? People are motivated by money, that's fine.

But man, it sure feels like the guillotines should be coming out pretty soon.
One, the wrench can be metaphorical. If you brick the device that's antagonistic. Getting you on a petty crime, as a cop, or getting $50 from your wallet as a criminal, may stop them from looking. Being combative results in retribution, and as we all know cops can be petty, and selective enforcement of rules is one of the hallmarks of Institutional sexism/classism/racism. If using Crypto While Black isn't already a thing, it's gonna be, and there's nothing you and I can do to stop it. Slow it down, absolutely, but stop it? Not without help from our kids and possibly grandkids.

This isn't a chess match between equals. This is someone who can ruin your life just to make a point. Even keeping you in custody for a day or three can screw up a lot of people.

The Lockpicking Lawyer put it pretty well recently. The people who make locks are following rules that nobody else is beholden to follow. The designer looks at the parts and thinks about their purpose. Their design. The picker is looking at what they can make the thing do, not what it's 'meant' to do.

They are repurposing things, to circumvent the wishes of the manufacture and the consumer. That's where the wrench comes in. That's where cloning the device comes in. That's where giving the adversary a fictional win to regain your liberty comes in.
How about having an international bribery conspiracy pinned on you?

Happened to my pops because he, a German-born Canadian of Turkish and German descent, refused to pay bribes. I was actually conceived while he was out there in Saudi Arabia with my mom and they came back to Canada to have me but not before a giant RCMP investigation kicked off that ended up in Canadian parliament because courts didn't have jurisdiction at that time.

The only reason he didn't go to jail was ONE GUY, a young Lebanese dude with a family and a nascent green card to America had the balls to go against everyone else in the conspiracy. He freely testified that he was the one that actually carried the cash between the parties involved—implicating himself and risking his family's future—and he knew just who was guilty and who wasn't and the one guy who wasn't in on it was my father.

Later, he met with some American officials and they said something along the lines of "don't worry about your green card, we want more Americans like you" to the Lebanese dude.

Later my parents made him and his wife my godparents and we talk on the phone even to this day.

But think about it. Dozens of well-off people conspired to pin prison time on some random person from Canada who wouldn't hurt a soul.

Fuck. That.
Why not just ban anonymous payments period then. That’s weird.

Seems like this isn’t about anonymous payments at all?
I did purposefully exclude High School from that list since that's a good period to start independent research. If you have an issue with the curriculum being taught that's an issue you should take up with your school board - not try and monkey patch by using online learning as a solution. Elementary and middle school expectations are usually focused on learning the way to learn since that's where the brain is at.
Try dressing like a slob and borderline bum next time you visit the city next to where you live, then do the same dressed in an expensive tailored suit and matching watch(just get some gaudy knockoff on amazon, its not like anyone can actually tell). The difference in how you are treated is just nuts. Its not that these countries are inherently welcoming to foreigners, its that the service sector of pretty much all countries are welcoming to people who are very wealthy. (or rather people who can plausibly fake it)
It's the 7 that's the giveaway.
He won a lottery from stealing other people's ideas
You can create as many Microsoft logins as you like. If you want to separate Minecraft and Azure, go ahead. But there's no reason this requires separate authentication technology or infrastructure.
The big problem with this is that mobile Safari on iOS won't autofill passwords for sites using WWW-Authenticate. It used to, but that feature got dropped years ago, which really ticks me off, as I regularly use a couple of sites that use it.
Then they're both zero length and a zero-length set is disjoint from all other sets.

Anyone want to explain why Rust needs to explicitly de-alias this yet? What a useless digression...
That’s not very far off from how it works in this kind of subspecialty. Google had a controversy last year involving their “Global Lead for Diversity Strategy and Research”, who seems to have been just a random IC with no particular authority.
Is this the new variation of value theory of labour?

Workers are just market participants, competing with other workers. One way they can compete is by lowering their living costs, so that they can get by for less and afford to offer their services for lower rates.

Likewise companies compete and try to make their products more affordable.

This is how we arrived at the situation of extreme surplus in Western countries. Not by some entity (or internet commentators) setting arbitrary price points for things.
Most are not, that's true.

It is possible to get to reproducibility though, by involving lots of checksums. For example you can use the checksum of a base image in your initial FROM line. You can download libraries as source code and install them. You can use package managers with lock files to get to reproducible environments of the language you are using. You can check checksums of other downloaded files. It takes work, but sometimes it is worth it.
They have some dirty tricks they use to “convince” users to put all their files in OneDrive. The main one is making it seem like a backup or something the user forgot to set up (“protect your files”), so a lot of users fall for it.

Files on demand is a way to make people dependent and the low quota is to get them onto a subscription.
engineers make over $100K? managers make over $1M. Owners make over $1B. Why are you fighting for them?
The easiest fix would be to have reasonable privacy laws in the US.
For sure, though at the very least the examples you gave are mostly other social networks. So at worst, it allows them to know what other social networks you use.

What you want to avoid is using your phone number when doing things like online shopping, since that's when more personal details about you can be connected to your number, and therefore to the other social networks you used that number with.
Unfortunately Google is increasingly making it harder to use gmail with a native mail client. They don’t use normal means of authentication so your client has to have built-in Google support. They’re introducing new types of emails that can only be opened from a web browser or Google’s proprietary email client. I won’t be surprised if I wake up one morning to see that gmail simply doesn’t work with normal mail clients anymore.
It originated in SF novels, apparently: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sophont
Fortran: 1957

C: 1972

Go first (real) commit = 2008

Rust first (real) commit = 2010

Versioning schemes are incomparable. The two langs are from the same generation, period. To suggest otherwise requires mental gymnastics.
There's also Proton port but have no idea on how it works nowadays.

https://www.freshports.org/emulators/wine-proton/
Direct link to view the pdf file:
https://docmadeeasy.com/v/003107877
I know I personally don't have anything near perfect control.
> US Bonds are considered basically the safest investment in the world…

Unless you're a U.S. (net) taxpayer, in which case you're paying yourself back and any interest you might get from the bond is purely illusory.

It's a good deal if you're not a U.S. taxpayer, though.
Abortion pill is impossible to get
Try https://www.newsblur.com/ it does a lot of what you're asking for and works well on web and mobile app.
Reaper might run on FreeBSD with Linux binary support. It has a notation editor, so it might work as a Dorico replacement depending on your needs.
Click "Setup for Work or School", then click "Domain Join instead". Since they don't want to figure out a way to expose DNS settings in OOBE (that you might need to discover a domain controller), they just ask you to set up a local administrator account and assume you'll complete the join at the desktop.

This is how I've always setup 10 and 11 Pro, I never knew about the whole unplug the ethernet method. I knew that was required for Home, but not Pro.
And everything defaults to saving files in that folder. Saving locally is made intentionally difficult, and the setting is regularly reset to one drive after updates.

So yeah, Microsoft basically saves all your documents to the cloud, even after trying very hard to disable that possibility.

Windows 11 is the proverbial straw for my camel. It's hostile and aggressive, and I don't need to fight with my computer.
EV batteries complicate recovery of burning cargo ship with thousands of cars
I've seen several ads in my life that directed me to things I was legitimately interested in. Certainly a hell of a lot more online than on TV.
Had something similar happen at a company I worked at.

The conference room tables had ethernet ports and cables in them. Someone idly plugged both ends in, making a loop. This somehow screwed up the network for the building.
Color me confused. Why would I ever want animations when I change virtual desktops? I know what keys I pressed. I pressed them for a reason. The animation just gets in the way.

In general, animations don't seem like a "power user" feature at all. Animations hint at new users ("hey, where did that window go when I minimized it") but aren't useful once you understand the abstraction.
"Google Fonts logs records of the CSS and the font file requests, and access to this data is kept secure."

They don't say how long the raw data is kept either, on a page trying to minimize the tracking, so we can probably assume it's longer than necessary for technical purposes.

They keep it separate from their other tracking, but that's still collecting user data.
Especially Feinstein grilling him about privacy, when she votes for and often even sponsors every privacy invading bill and three letter agency out there.
Study findings do not support the use of ivermectin for patients with Covid-19
As long as you have a proper smoke alarm system and maintain it, why would it be? I have multiple exits upstairs, all bedrooms have a chain ladder, alarms go off all over the house.
Ridiculous. I can make anonymous payments with cash. This is a good example of regulations going too far.
So, everyone gets paid the same?
Frog boiling is an art.
Mikrotik is probably the better general choice for consumer-ish pricing. Personally I would recommend something like a CRS326-24G-2S+RM (which is a switch but running RouterOS) or similar scaled to your needs.

Router has had no problem pushing 1Gb and the switch is rated for something like 44 Gb. Has enough of a firewall and other built in services, plus POE for home devices and SFP+ ports so in the event you need a faster link. Average current draw is < 5 W and it's quiet.

Although nearly any modern mini-PC running Opnsense or VyOS or whatever linux/bsd can trivially do gigabit routing as well. 25 Gb would be a bit harder of an ask :)
I FOR ONE WELCOME OUR NEW RO... shit, is that the time?
Pay is not determined by worth or value, exactly. It is chiefly driven by supply and demand. The supply of workers outside of the Bay willing to accept 25% less than a Bay area salary is more or less everyone while no one in the Bay would take that deal. Allowances should be made because some companies won’t adjust comp which skews the numbers a bit (supply and demand that is).

Trying to derive compensation from worth, value, or fairness is tantamount to a category error.
Encrypted GPS jammers/spoofers just use replay attacks. It's very effective.
I wrote about the topic of slow possible cryptocurrency death in the context of Estonia and their upcoming laws. Although banning of cryptocurrencies might not be an explicit goal, regulation, either by bureacratic regulators, lack of undestanding from senior politicians and citizens, kneejerk reactions, overreaching policing and spooks (Canada), protect the kids folks, conservatives fearing porn payments, general decline of democracy and freedom of speech and pissed off traditional bankers might cause it:

https://capitalgram.com/posts/estonia-cryptocurrency-ban/

The only way to stop the slippery slope towards the political ban is for voters to start caring about the topic.

Also FATF guidelines to not require zero threshold, but propose $1000. This is completely self made rule by weak minded EU members of parliaments who try to score votes from concerned (senior) citizens

https://mobile.twitter.com/moo9000/status/149138626637794508...

https://mobile.twitter.com/moo9000/status/146645551511920640...

Zero reporting threshold for transactions is not practical or desirable.
Interesting, thanks for the links and info!
Or bad actor bots, who steal your meal. Bot gangs.
> To play devil's advocate: someone who is in NC (or a lower cost-of-living area), if they're paid the same as someone in the Bay Area, is effectively being paid more for doing the same work.

"Erratum: Utility Monster Georg, who derives trillions of utilons from every dollar paid and accounts for 99.999% of our compensation expenses, was an outlier and should not have been included in our HR planning."
That would require first eliminating bills and coins, a task I fear isn't very far down the road.
Kids need to learn that we all have roles to play, not everything is egalitarian.

Edit: for the downvoters, you're the problem with the education system and parenting, your kids aren't little adults, they need some guidance and boundaries to learn a bit of self-control.
What's the roundest country on earth? (2016)
Please write an article contrasting the performance difference you achieve, that would be a super interesting read. Best wishes and good luck!
maybe not plausible for 2100 but indeed plausible for 2200 (Nontheless, I still think that runaway effects aka black swan events might make 4-5 degree scenarios more probable than usually accounted for in these studies). Yes, fatalism is bad but so is our collective entrapment in capitalism in its current form. It cannot be that we still are not taxing luxuries wrt to CO2 equivalent and using these taxes to fund mitigation. We are stuck in our ways and everyone knows it, it's literally insanity. However, the coming desasters will prove to bring change slowly but surely. So there's that at least.
His nickname was 'Mr Cloud' for a good reason. Finally got what he wanted.
Bad title. It’s requiring de-anonymisation for crypto transactions. Not banning crypto.
There is also the much more complete rss2email tool ( originally started by Aaron Swartz )

https://github.com/rss2email/rss2email
https://github.com/rss2email/rss2email
While computer camera/laser judged pole vault/high jump would certainly be possible, and much quicker, they would be different in that the visible bar clearly creates a target in the mind of the athlete. It also has the advantage I talked about -- the spectator can immediately see, with no clock, judge or computer to aid them, if they cleared the bar.

As I wrote, not all sports should be for the spectator. But if the purpose of the competition is to be watched, as is the case in the Olympics, that is what to design for.
Change freedom of speech to "freedom to realistically effect change", and you'll ultimately end up at the point everyone is dancing around, but no one is willing to say out loud.

Freedom of Speech everyone is all about. Freedom to be Heard is what everyone is in a tizzy about.

You can't buy a printing press without... Money.
You can't buy a computer without... Money
You can't get an internet connection without... Money.

You can't just pass this off as cryptobros being cryptobros.

Canada is basically saying, no one shall be serviced whose capital is getting allocated to "this".

And that is dangerous, especially when done unilaterally by the executive government. Call me an overly stiff contrarian if you want, but a spade is a spade, whether you want to call it something else. That people are busy playing these semantic games should be reason for pause.
Ask HN: How do you read technical books in order to achieve maximum retention?
My dad was very direct with me, i still tried to break all the rules, it's ok, helps them learn to deal with frustration (the 'kid' is 17)
If biz class is $10k and economy is $1k, I'm taking economy even though I make enough money to afford $10k. I just can't justify it. Same with a hotel at $500/night vs. $1500/night...The former I can justify (barely), but the latter just seems insane. If I was a multi-millionaire than things would be different, but normal people luxury is good enough for normal people like me.

I've taken biz class before when it made sense (e.g. $1500 from Beijing to LA one way when economy cost $1000 for the same trip). I've also stayed in a $400/night pool villa in Bali (with a $900 round trip biz class ticket from Beijing via Hong Kong...but that was a steal, RIP Hong Kong Express Airlines), both worth it, both seemed really luxurious to me, I can't imagine doing more than that (though I guess with today's high inflation, it is inevitable that the $400 pool villa will cost $1000 soon).
at least Delta Chat[1] builds Instant Messaging on the email infrastructure.

[1] https://delta.chat
> they just spend it poorly

What are their other options? It's pretty hard to work in the Bay Area and not spend money on Bay Area real estate. Remote work notwithstanding.

Yeah, yeah, avocado toast and Teslas, etc. etc.; but you can't argue that simply being a human in San Francisco costs more than it does elsewhere, lifestyle aside.
He's not even close to this naive. He's a sociopath, as evidenced by even his earliest statements calling his users idiots for trusting him. I worked closely with Facebook around 2011 and everyone I encountered knew exactly what they were doing and that it was fucked up.

It's very difficult for those with ethical and moral standards to grasp that there are truly nasty people out there.
> this is to comply with a recent EU ruling

then should n't that UI layout be specific only to EU users?
Because kids lack almost all control when it comes to entertainment and talking to friends and their brains aren't fully formed. I have a screen time timer set for my phone. After 1 hour each day I don't use it for anything fun after that hour is up. My kids aren't going to be able to handle that with personal discipline. Before you ask, yeah I've tried, the only way is to force them to surrender their devices at a reasonable time at night like 8pm.
> rather than what the job is worth kinda sucks.

Outside of things like sales, no one knows what your job is worth. Not you, and not your employer. It's incredibly hard to figure out how much your contributions affected the bottom line. Your accomplishments are dependent on many other employee's efforts. There's no good way to disentangle that.

That's why everyone just looks at the market value.
> welcome to the class!

Members of all classes in the west benefit (in some ways) from from this arrangement, but only members of the capitalist classes are capable of changing it without revolutionary action. So, I know what I can do, but the first step involves rekindling class consciousness in the west which is rather a large order.

In the meantime while I do that, I can also not hit up a party in Dubai, and I think that's good too.

Or will you make the argument that confiscating laborers' passports is "quite good" for that geopolitical neighborhood?
Other forms of electronic payments already aren't anonymous.