skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Given the timing of when this happened, I am impressed by the scope and scale of it. If these were truly private individuals and not related to the 3 letter agencies, then one can only imagine what must take place in the world of today.
Damnatio memoriae if the issue is actually "functions as intended" and that can be clearly seen from the documentation?
Because Sony wants the official retail price to be $X. If you get an allocation from Sony, and then sell at $x+300, you won't get any more allocation.
Suppose it was a 1km asteroid? How is knowing about it a few extra hours in advance going to help? To give everyone on the planet time to freak out and still not actually do anything about it since there’s nothing we can do?
It’s last mile though which mostly doesn’t help except in medium density neighborhood where running wire/fiber to houses isn’t hard, just expensive. 5G is probably more viable in general for these sorts of cases.
> In fact that’s one of the main reasons why we have different nations and borders in the first place.

I'm not so sure about that. We have different cultures, to be sure, and certainly different governments to which we pledge allegiance, each with limited reach. But the modern concept of statehood and universally-recognized, clearly-delineated borders is a relatively new phenomenon, dating only back to the 20th century. Borders and distinctions between territories before then were rather blurry. See, e.g., http://www.dpi.inpe.br/gilberto/references/robinson_boundari....
That looks pretty useful and I'd definitely use this over visiting crt.sh.

Would you consider providing this as a Docker image just for convenience?

Also what did you use for drawing the tables?
How are you so sure other people are so good at remembering things without notes? ;)

Maybe other people are more open to bullshitting, working with incomplete information.

We sound like we have similar “instantaneous” approaches to life (though mine does not sound nearly as intense). Some of the other commenters have said interesting things that could be helpful.

My point here is only that some part of the magnitude of your symptoms could be accounted for by differences other than deficiencies in your cognitive ability. Like one way this would be easy to do would be to have an inflated sense of other people’s capabilities. Interesting post, I appreciate you sharing this and I wish you all the best.

E.g. I don’t expect you to remember a word of this comment, nor would I expect that of anybody. By tomorrow, my best hope is that your reading it the day prior has integrated itself in some tiny way into your understanding of yourself. You won’t remember me. Cheers
Honestly, it's mostly a matter of Adium having lost its purpose. Most of the IM networks it originally interacted with no longer exist or are no longer open to third-party clients, and the ones that remain (mostly XMPP and IRC) aren't necessarily a great fit for Adium.
We have an intrinsic sense of morality by means of what Islam calls "Fitrah" - the natural disposition which God instilled in us. This is why people are naturally inclined to believe in The Creator. This does not mean that the Fitrah cannot be concealed and/or corrupted. A lot of society today still has remnants and fragments of Truths from the previous Messages. In the West, this manifests through the remnants of Truth from Judaism and Christianity, even though they have been corrupted, generally speaking.

Once we establish, through proof and evidence, the True message from God, then it is only rational to obey and submit (e.g. see https://www.provingislam.com/). What is wrong, or why something is wrong may not be immediately apparent to us. As long as God ordained it, we would be irrational not to obey.
Is it infeasible? If we have 9 months to prepare we manage if wel fail to detect it for 8 due to StarLink it is to late.

Also StarLink is not for everyone, just for (globally speaking) rich people.
What happens then when companies decide to outsource speaking to a human. Each human agent only handles very specific set of things. When you call you are constantly redirected and on hold. Nobody is willing to help you because your specific problem is outside of what they are comfortable with. Nobody cares about customer service because they are just outsourced. People who are working at outsourcing company's are underpaid and don't care much about any individual customer. In order to keep you from giving them a bad review/comment they just transfer you.

For instance I had an issue with my phone, I had to call support. I got redirected to 5 agents at 3 different companies before I finally started getting anywhere. Note some of those agents even gave me the wrong phone number and basically ended up taking me to some random unrelated companies. The end result was to start doing things over email (basically same as ticketing). After hours of phone calls and even longer on hold I'm finally (maybe) getting somewhere using emails. Still haven't gotten to the destination but maybe I will soon
IUDs or injected, persistent "pills", yeah, I'm not sure literally taking a pill every day is as common as it once was now that they can inject something that lasts months and doesn't require remembering to take it, but some form of drug-based contraception is still fairly common (among the ones not using IUDs for whatever reason).
I can tell you that on a "small" scale that's not something required, at least I did not pay bribes in my little life, although sometimes it could make things faster or cheaper I guess, but that's my principles as I hate corruption.

Now Ikea-scale that could be unavoidable but I prefer not to have Ikea rather than living with corrupt officials around riding in their Mercedeses, showing off that living a honest life is strictly worse than living a criminal life. So children learn that you have to demand bribes to be successful in this life. That's never-ending circle. And worse of all it's partially fueled by foreign companies.
This sounds like a fantastic idea. I'm not a fan of mangas myself but my kids are!

Any chance anything will be available in French (and/or other languages) at some point?
It's not a valid comparison. Russia isn't "raping" Ukraine because her skirt was too short. It's defending itself (from Russia's point of view) because Ukraine is (or was) making itself a NATO attack platform. The number one motivation of (rational) states is survival.

And no, NATO is not a defensive alliance. They attacked Serbia and Libya.
>I have come to realize that the vacation itself is only part of the fun. Reminiscing about the vacation afterwards, and reliving those emotions, in the long run might be more relevant to my life than the trip itself

Provided that there has been a vacation, and experienced in its time too.

Because for many it's experienced as a hurried rush from one "mandatory" place to visit to another, and endless picture taking, posting, and not living in the moment.
Dual North Korean hacking efforts found attacking Google Chrome vulnerability
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> Utilize a Faraday Pouch for the key fob.

Sorry to ask a dumb question, but how does this help?
I have a Flipper Zero and so far cannot reproduce on my 2017 model.
Maybe try a more 'team' oriented sport? I have found padel tennis to be probably one of the most 'socializing' sports I have played (too much even for my tastes). The fact you have to play in pairs forces you to interact with someone, and is rare the game where a beer after to talk about it doesn't happen. (unless it is a weird hours).

I made also good social circles playing tennis and doing bjj, even though those are more 'individual' things, they seem to include a part of a social element to it as well.

Never tried dancing, but the times I did bouldering and crossfit, unless you were going in a group with already a beer planned after, they tend to be more start-end kind of things.
No that was more or less the intent.
Android has ProGuard, which makes decompilation harder, but certainly not impossible if one is motivated enough.
And many tests, likely the more invasive ones used to confirm these initial tests, carry risks. Even something as "routine" as a colonoscopy carries risks.
You don't need the GC of course, but manually tracking and releasing the memory takes all the fun out of this kind of high level programming, particularly when you start to nest expressions. As a hypothetical example:

call(
window, "draw: %d %d %p", x, y,
alloc("Circle radius: %d color: %u", r, 0xFF0000)
);

That ignores the return value and loses track of the temporary argument.

This is all in response to the article claiming you "need to be Bjarne Stroustrup to add OOP to C, but it's a sophomore assignment to add it to Lisp". If I hadn't mentioned the GC, someone else would've jumped on the example for how unpleasant manual memory management is in comparison to Lisp.
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I used to leave my windows open on sunny days, to stop the car getting too hot or anyone breaking in to look for stuff to steal.

When I did this at my office car park, well-meaning people would call security and ask them to help the person with open windows by earning them they were open. Or if they knew it was my car they’d seek me out to warn me that my windows were down.

The reason they gave was always that they were worried someone would steal stuff from the car. There was nothing in it to steal.

Eventually I got sick of wasting other people’s time for them and left my windows closed.

So many of them complained that their cars were hot, and/or had them broken into by people looking to steal things.

I think the only real solution would be for me to buy a car that lets me take the roof off. If your car is roofless, no-one comes to warn you.
Not sure why you're being downvoted, this is the truth. We are much closer to a pack of chimps than anything else, definitely not 2-3 family members (and even 2-3 members is optimistic considering divorce rate and plummeting child bearing)
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We lived in groups of a few dozens of members for hundreds of thousands of years.
Estonian ransomware operator sentenced to 66 months in prison
> Yeah, the machine came with a few spools of BPA-free paper [...]

Or so they said on AliExpress.
My '05 Holden has multiple buses and I imagine every car of that era and beyond is the same. One is OBD-2 and accessible under the steering wheel. It _only_ has the mandated emissions equipment info connected to it, like oxygen sensor readings and such.

It has an entirely separate and different physical connector for a CAN bus, one in the engine bay and another under the driver seat IIRC. This one has all the goodies--locks, entertainment system, full engine diagnostics and sensors, etc. I actually have the full factory service manual for the car and key programming is only possible with GM's tech 2 computer system connected to the CAN bus, not OBD-2.
Yea, those simple times have passed. Ours require clicks at various points ("Next" and testing questions at the end of sections), so i accumulate them until there are 4-5 of such mandatory crap due and do them simultaneously. I suppose in time they will catch onto that too, and you'd be able to run only one at a time.
Public Redis exploit used by malware gang to grow botnet
Not sure which particular protocol(s), but OBD-II was generally required for all cars from 1996 up in the US for emissions testing purposes.
What does W22 mean? It's not the current week. I see similar things on all the "hiring" posts here, W or S followed by a two digit number.
When a request hits the first server in the backend, it gets assigned a priority based on the service priority (i.e. wechat pay is prioritized over games) and a hash of the user's ID and the current date. When any service gets overloaded, it propagates a message to the other services that depends on it telling them to drop traffic below some threshold priority. That means the traffic gets dropped as early as possible, and the username hashing means people don't just keep refreshing until they can get through.
Other than condoms, birth control (used mostly as birth control, not as menstrual regulation) is mostly relegated to trusting long term relationships already: STDs exist. So whether this is better or worse than the pill for women engaging in casual sex is probably not all that big of a deal: If you are trusting someone's recent STD panel results, you are still putting quite a bit of trust in them.

Now, saying there are better options in those long relationships is quite the claim. There's a non insignificant percentage of women that have serious side effects with hormonal birth control: Mood changes and reduced sex drive are crippling, if you are unlucky enough to find yourself in that category. Surgical approaches aren't great if you see a possibility of wanting to change your mind later.

So there's definitely a market for male birth control, if it has few side effects. Will it sell as much as once a trimester hormonal treatments for women? probably not, but you are assuming there's no market there.
As a courtesy to people looking for wheels?

Or is this a reverse psychology thing where people are supposed to think it’s already been checked by others
And in many other parts of the world. It is so bad that businesses in n the US did adopt it as a practice. The ballooned to such epic porportions that the US Senate sponsored a bill to make it in illegal. If it had been kept down to a mild roar the law would still be missing from the books.

It is still bad because the incentives are still in place. Throw a little bit of money at a few people, get your business locked in. If you get caught you pay a very small portion of the profits and get to keep your business deal in place.

The fines are a joke, and the rules are indeed for the little people.
I think if a company is going to be fully remote, they should provide an office budget to every employee, so you can either rent an extra bedroom / buy a bigger house / or rent space in a co-working facility.

Working from your bedroom with a desk crammed in the corner is a serious downgrade IMO from having an office with good vibes.
"Taking away rights" is a straw man. Give them medical treatment, that's also a right.
Working remotely from home is also a very different lifestyle, so I'm not sure what the argument is. Living as if it's the 1000 BC is not in the cards.
The number pixels affected increases with the linearly with the exposure length. However to spot things twice as far away (at the same brightness) we need to stare 4 times longer at the same place.
I'm not directly connected to Chainlink's recruiting, but as far as I can tell as an employee, many engineers are enthusiastic about working here.

https://careers.chain.link/
TPMS is something you can sniff as well which I think is much more of an issue.
I do not use smartphones, intentially. I spread my internet activities between several laptops, working pc and a dumbphone which, I swear, does not support any websites except HN. I need no things needed from apps, but once I've needed one to get 300bux as coronavirus support from our lovely govt, I used friend's. I fear I will be forced to get a smartphone but I stay strong in my resist. For travelling I have Nokia 8810 it has 4g, gps and youtube. The last smartphone I had was Android 2 but the v2 apps were not so hostile for me.
I did an experiment with Bionic Reading on Kindle
Them, a brilliant Google executive: "They cannot arrest a husband and wife for the same crime."

Me, a low-level employee: "Yeah, I don't think that that's true, Dad."

Them: "I have the worst [expletive] lawyers."
When I saw the deepfake of zelenskyy on the news I was really surprised to see how poor quality it was since realistic deepfakes can be done more easily with current advancements in AI. My question is that is it posible that the deepfake was not done by the Russian government? Or maybe they were too lazy to put quality into the deepfake?
Can't wait for the next season of SBC!
Why would I take poison to make me infertile?
This is beyond stupid
The market cap metric may seem silly to you, but it's the same metric used by publicly traded corporations. And there is nothing silly about it. All shareholders would never be able to cash out at the current share price, but this isn't a reason to disregard the market cap metric.
Is there any reason that the medical industry is pushing medicinal therapies to prevent pregnancy when a very promising procedure called vasalgel is just hanging on the vine? It is 1) highly effective, 2) non-hormonal/non-medicinal just a minor injection into the vas deferens 3) long lasting and reversible 4) dirt cheap.

It's mind boggling how this has been able to progress beyond animal trials even though it's performed so well and been studied for over a decade. I've been waiting for any sign of progress but it's glacial. This could really improve the lives of men and their partners. Women wouldn't need the pill, which so many of the women I know hate and as a one time procedure is much more error free.

https://www.revolutioncontraceptives.com/vasalgel
> you've already agreed with me that class is not the sole driver of material inequality.

Of course, I could not agree more about that. My point is simply that a class-aware analysis might have plenty to say even about things that are often reduced to matters of "race".

> "Subculture" is also rooted in an ideology not centering class

Subculture in practice is highly correlated with class. In fact you might even call it a dogwhistle for class itself; though this discounts the extent to which "low-class subculture" may in fact be a fixable problem, in a way that would not increase alienation or marginalization for low-class folks and may well mitigate these things, while driving a renewed "working class cohesion" and perhaps "class conciousness" that should be compelling from even an orthodox Marxist point of view.
Thank you for the confirmation.
The repo states that they reverse engineered the Android app. So potentially 0% BLE specific reverse engineering and 100% of android Java. In some cases reverse engineering java code, which decompiles relatively well, can be easier than trying to sniff bluetooth packets, potentially dealing with standard bluetooth encryption and guessing what the raw bytes do.
NASA Finalizes Plans for Its Next Cosmic Mapmaker
Why can the not just ignore the very small parts of images with satellites in them? The orbits of starlink are published publicly so it becomes easy to rule out bright spots in images.
This doesn't enable anyone to steal the car, unless they also have a tow truck.

It would let someone steal the contents of the vehicle, which may not be insured, and I suspect it would be difficult to collect on without signs of entry to the vehicle.
Binary files are different for each architecture, but shell script is not so.
Most scripting languages require a interpreter to be installed. Output of Cotowali is shell script. so no need to install any interpreter.
I definately enjoyed the article, but apologies. I enjoyed the referrenced article https://kellycordes.com/2009/11/02/the-fun-scale/ much more. Perhaps it's just my mood at the moment, but it had me laughing out loud.

Regarding the Stainless Steel Rubik's Cube. What a work of art!
I’m still waiting on mine. I suppose that’s what I get for ordering the black one instead of white.
No doubt. YouTube premium customers are just providing disposable income data to advertisers. They've segmented the market, it's only a matter of time before some manager looks at how much more valuable the premium group is and decides to show ads to them too because doing otherwise is leaving money on the table.
The subscription will be a lot more than $800 by the time it's done with you.
Be Good – Paul Graham 2008
There’s nothing “all-inclusive” - but we have really robust research for each piece of this in a vacuum, because frankly it would be incredibly difficult to test the generalizability of any single tutoring methodology when applied long-term.

This is the seminal paper on one-on-one academic tutoring from 1984 that’s spawned hundreds of follow-up papers: http://web.mit.edu/5.95/readings/bloom-two-sigma.pdf.

The biggest corpus of raw stats on age-related learning AND the generalizability of that knowledge come from the fad of brain-training games from the 2000s (e.g. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C44&q=bra...).

But the crux of what you’re talking about, i.e. “physical skills are trainable while mental skills are not”, fall under the banners of “transfer of learning” for cross-domain academic performance, and “malleability of intelligence” for age-related differences in cognitive improvement: e.g. https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ903882.pdf, https://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/0033-295X.109.1.116.

Plenty of exercise physiology research on coaching format (personal trainer vs. group classes), and strength training adaptations by age that shouldn’t be hard to find at all to cover the physical side.
I wouldn't be so resistant to paying YouTube if they weren't stealing my data.
I’ll see your life-ending existential threat and lower it with the lack of ok-latency, higher-speed internet.

This is coming from someone who lives in a rural area without reasonable internet options and is on the Starlink waiting list. I’d rather be alive than have lower-latency connections to Reddit.
I don't think govs are different from your average company.

Having a Linux based business is hard, for a few reasons:

- Destkop Linux sucks

- You need experienced sysadmins. There is no Linux equivalent to AD / Azure AD in terms of simplicity, as far as I know. Also true for other stuff like app management.

- User resistance, as few people use Linux as their daily OSes
I did this at work once. We had receipt printers for a kiosk thing we were building and I printed Jira tickets on it. Nobody thought it was funny except me.
As others have said, so what are you going to do about this last minute discovery absent some sort of space-based planetary defense system, in which case this discussion is moot?
B612 foundation needs funding for space based observation.
Also it's not like you can fail the test, it just keeps you on the question till you select the right answer.
I'm guessing the unlocked doors are so thieves don't break the windows to get in. But what is the waterproof seat cover for?
You can decompile android apps, which will give mostly the original Java Classes / functions with anonymized names (class A, function b, etc...). Framework classes and methods usually stay pretty much the same.

See for example https://github.com/robertohuertasm/apk-decompiler and https://github.com/vaibhavpandeyvpz/apkstudio (only used the first one but the seconds looks practical)