skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t really understand this perspective. “Sure, I’m using vulnerable technology, but nobody has exploited me lately that I know of” isn’t a statement that would get positive reception in any other netsec discussion.
Hmmmm…. Money laundering, anonymous transfers, Ponzi scheme, tulips. Listen to the music carefully so you’re not the last one standing.
https://www.statista.com/chart/26940/russian-central-bank-fo...
> that author have all the rights to impose all further restrictions they want

But, then, why did they distribute it under a license that directly conflicts with that? The authors have sent two conflicting messages: that you can remove additional restrictions and that you are bound by them. How is the user supposed to act when given permission by the authors to do something the authors prohibit?
The only way to settle this question is to build the next particle accelerator on the US-Canada border.
If you're using throw for control flow, something is deeply wrong with your code.
I just do it but hint that there may be someone cheaper for it.

Meetings are usually below me, but telling the client that they will be charged for the whole meeting including commute time makes them reconsider or do it remote. I'm always surprised how fast geople decide not to do meetings when there's a bill attached, but they don't consider it when it's full time work that costs the same.
Depends on team size and topics. If the whole meeting is to clarify or explain some topic about the task one person is doing, inviting a whole team and spamming calendars with niche discussion is also counterproductive.
Why don't you mention the fact that it is Mac-only before bottom of the page (download section)?
Seems like your place of employment have a bunch of cultural and work process issues to sort out, to be honest.

The diary entries are supposed to replace other forms of communication - not be an addition.

My place of work strive for autonomous teams within specific business domains. You describe yourself as kind of a bottleneck, as things are expected from you in various projects, via email no less.

We’re facing completely different work environments, and as such you see a daily or weekly log as an additional burden. I see it as replacing tones of emails and meetings.

Again - it’s not required here, but as people have noticed the use and asynchronous discussions arising from these log entries, it’s taken a hold.
I do them myself as a manager, as my team deserves to know what I’m up to.
Mac only? No thanks. Support multiple platforms and then maybe it would be worth considering, even at increased price.
> old OSes rely on specific behavior of old systems and peripherals that can't be easily virtualized through KVM + QEMU or the like

This sounds interesting. Do you have examples of these behaviors where something is faulty using standard virtualization versus hardware-level emulation? (I know clock speed can make a difference.)
It is in some languages, but not in JS. It's definitely not good, but it's not goto spaghetti.
Blink Shell also now has Code Server built-in https://docs.blink.sh/advanced/code
>any person is owed human rights, any person is innocent until proven guilty

i completely agree. According to Geneva convention a person not covered by POW status should go through the criminal system of the place. My point is that Russians forces in Ukraine aren't protected as POW, and thus they are subject to criminal prosecution. And if it were up to me they would be put on criminal trial for those war crimes and crimes against humanity.

>any cornered beast is more dangerous than one that knows it has still a chance of redemption.

Not than it comes to a Nazism beast. It can't become more dangerous than it already is, and there is no chance of redemption. That is why we had 1945 in Berlin. And i don't see any way other than similar scenario of cornering and squashing the Russian Nazism all the way in Moscow.
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Bitcoin may soon be accepted by McDonald’s, Walmart
English is not a programming language, but it’d be immensely beneficial if laws were defined in some sort of language that didn’t allow any ambiguity or undefined behaviour
The regular Visual Studio (Community, Pro, Enterprise)
(if that is still the names used) is quite profitable.

As a regular person you can use Community for free within
some limitations. (I think now that there is feature parity
between Community an Pro)

If you work for a big company you need Pro or Enterprise
sold as subscriptions for rather a lot of $$$. esp the Enterprise
version.

The Enterprise version does have some great features that most
devs. never get to use
AMD has relaxed a bit coherency behavior after page table manipulation leading to Windows 9x crashes:

https://blog.stuffedcow.net/2015/08/win9x-tlb-invalidation-b...

These crashes are not related to clock speed. While Windows 9x already cannot run on these CPU due to clock speed, the clock speed issues have mostly been patched in 9x.
Real world example: iOS team has one guy who gets it done in a week. Android team has two guys who get the same work done in two weeks. All of them work remotely and are known gamers.

Is work getting done or isn't it? How do you tell?
Love the idea, but this sounds exceptionally difficult to legislate for and regulate properly. Who is liable in case the remote operator makes a mistake?

What if the remote operator does not make a mistake, but the connection is not stable?

Do the remote operators need full HGV licences? Could they be outsourced to a third party? A third party in another country?
Love it! Some feedback:

- Showing type of the variable when you hover. Goland does it perfectly.
- Being able to add mouse actions to shortcuts. A use case would be cmd+mousewheel to increase/decrease font size
- Importing themes from GoLand.
They state that “the managed runtime environment reduces the attack surface compared to a more traditional server environment”, but is that true? Isn’t it just that the attack surface that you are responsible for is reduced? I could see all the lambda “magic” (i.e., reducing cold start times) actually adding to the runtime attack surface.
It's one of the most deployed pieces of software on the planet, and for that reason has a million eyes on it, yet there doesn't seem to be any alarming concern about the source quality. Maybe it's all right after all...
Wouldn’t the game need a udp connection and isn’t that not doable w the ssh tunnel ?
Some comments from an ATLAS physicist doing W mass measurements at the LHC:

https://non-trivial-solution.blogspot.com/2022/04/do-we-have...
"'Most seem to theorise that it’s this dedication to quality, resulting in file size or high bandwidth requirements that makes [DTS] far less suitable for the low-bandwidth streaming world of highly compressed and efficient audio delivery required by all streaming services.'"

And there's the meat of it. Streaming has been a near inevitability and it seems DTS is >5 years too late to be thinking about bandwidth requirements.
That depends a lot on what you're used to. It takes me far less time to implement a custom widget that can format/display a significant amount of information that doesn't fit into one of the classic widgets than it takes me to fiddle with CSS to get it to center things correctly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Also, Raspberry Pi 4 (Model B) costs ~35 USD as a one-time cost, the 5 USD VM from DigitalOcean is per month. If you're planning to run something for longer than ~7 months, you'll save money (and get better CPU/IO [not network probably though] performance) by going with the Pi instead of DigitalOcean.
Did you link the wrong article?

Nowhere does it say that Russia has the largest gold reserves on the planet.

Meanwhile:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/267998/countries-with-th...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_reserve

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/gold-reserves
Because there is a push for software developers to be able to package directly for end users. Without devolving into the usual flame war of whether it's a good idea or not, once you install any piece of software you incur some security risks. It's not like distro maintainers are a 100% guarantee there won't be a backdoor in the binary, and compiling software from source doesn't free you from risks either, unless you code-review everything you install.

My point is, containerisation on Linux isn't necessarily slow—in fact it's unnoticeable if implemented correctly—and I prefer to default to having a decent amount of security by containerising as much software as I can, whatever the origin. Including, and especially software like the calculator, since it should not be able to do anything more than show a GUI and add numbers together.
Same here! Eg I sent a “threaded” tweet, now my timeline is full of out-of-context tweets. WTF.
I don't see how you can run a minecraft server on those specs. Just turning the draw distance will cause problems. Add a couple users and you are fucked.
Walmart, apparently. They'll employ less truckers than now since each one will be able to handle more trucks, but they'll need some.
+1 for PS's site. :)
https://www.duckdns.org/about.jsp
I find it amusing when people automatically think that an increase in the money supply must result in inflation.

There is this inherent contradiction that people are angry that the money supply grows because they save, while themselves demanding high interest rates like 5% to let their money compound over time.

If you limit the money supply and demand high interest, that interest must circulate from lender back to the borrower. The money supply is $100. I lend out $100 and demand $105 back. The borrower pays me the full $100 back. Where does he get the $5 to pay interest? The easy answer is that I spend $5 of the money he paid to me. He then has $5 and pays off the entire loan.

What if I lend out the $5 to him instead? The money supply rose by $5. Letting money compound over time by reinvesting/lending the interest will let the money supply grow exponentially and in principle there is nothing wrong with that, if I, the lender, eventually spend off all the interest income I earned because then the whole thing settles and all debt including interest is gone.

Now, there is a problem here. Why doesn't that spending phase set in? Why does the money supply keep growing until the system collapses? Because of an artificial interest rate floor of 0% on cash. The saver has the option of refusing to lend out his money or spend it and wait until an inevitable recession sets.

During deflation, the value of money goes up. This is terrible for debt contracts. If you rented a Prius 2010 knowing you have to return Prius in the same condition but instead you return a 2020 Prius you would expect the rental company to compensate you for returning the car in an even better condition.

With debt it doesn't work that way, since you can just hold cash with 0% interest. Imagine if the car dealer had a <current_year> Prius that automatically upgrades to the latest year. You are expected to pay interest on top and bring a 2022 Prius because the dealership could just let the Prius sit in a garage and go up in value.

This is because of the inherent contradiction of being able to own a store of value. A store of value can only ever be a contract between two parties. The mythical self upgrading Prius doesn't exist in the real world. Someone has to promise to manufacture the 2020 Prius in exchange for you giving him the 2010 Prius. Deflation on a fixed debt contract is the equivalent of demanding a 2022 Prius when a 2020 Prius was agreed upon. The borrower never promised a 2022 Prius so it is only natural that he ends up defaulting through no fault of his own.
Why are there so many religions? Car manufacturers? Coffee brands? …. I think it was Rands who went on about what pen and maybe even paper to use when taking notes. Sure beats actually working.
I use this free and good RPN calculator app:

https://apps.apple.com/no/app/42s-rpn-calculator/id301525577
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The point of cycle-accurate emulation is to emulate something with accuracy down the the cycle, so that software that relies on some particularity will work on it.

Performance is secondary, you can think of the emulation as a lasting documentation, which in time comes usable due to improvements of hardware and software, or can be used as a reference for FPGA, ASIC or alternative implementations.
Last time I checked, minecraft uses TCP for its connections, which explains a lot of the performance issues with multiplayer minecraft. But games generally uses UDP, so it's a fair assumption to make.
I've been working full remote for over a decade, at multiple companies, many of whom have tried many things. What seems to be less obtrusive is daily sync meetings, where the only purpose of the meeting is learning if anyone is stuck and needs help. Beyond that we are in constant communication via discord (internally) and slack (clients).. Using discord audio channels to simulate people in the same room helps with onboarding too, because the new person can just speak as if the experienced staff is in their room with them.
One company wanted a daily "what did you do" email, which was just a waste of time, as nobody read them, they require real time to write, and they became a joke people knew nobody read.
Absolutely not. The origin of the term is people implying that we are in the late stages of capitalism (as in, it is on its way out).

You dont havr to agree with their premise but thats how the people who generally use the term define it.
Yeah...it's often a different type of person who goes from 0->1 than from 1->100. Neither type is better than the other, just different.
New cancer-preventing vaccines could wipe out tumors before they form
does it involve a gem that has no aarch64-linux/arm64-darwin binary gem published thus falls back to compilation from the ruby gem platform?

or is it because you're using docker buildx which emulates aarch64 on x86_64 through qemu?
No, the point is to facilitate copyleft by ensuring that all modifications are available under the original license.

No one can add modifications which are under a new, more strict license with additional clauses. Since such clauses could be stripped away.
For the discussion forums spam detection use case, any service recommendation (or a open lib model) to detect if a user submitted comment/post is spam/advertisement
I'm also no C guru, but this seems to dereference a pointer before checking if it's in-bounds:

struct pollfd *pfd = &pfds[p];

if (fd == -1)
return;
if (p == -1 || (u_int)p >= npfd)
fatal_f("channel %d: bad pfd %d (max %u)", c->self, p, npfd);
dump_channel_poll(__func__, what, c, p, pfd);

If p is < 0 or >= npfd (the number of elements in pfds), this should read out of bounds of the pfds array, and the check happens too late.

This is similar to a famous Linux kernel bug from ages ago, where a !NULL check was optimized away in such a situation, leading to an exploit: https://lwn.net/Articles/342330/

In this case I'm not aware if something like that happens, or if it happens to be harmless.
btw your site's feed isn't 'discoverable' (but there is a link). Just fyi
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It was designed exactly for that case, Affero was a company selling web services.
Rhetorical question? It's cheap and quick. Can be outsourced to the lowest lifeform that legitimately describes itself as a programmer.
It's fairly trivial to overclock Raspberry PI 4 (Model B) to ~2GHz if you have active cooling, and with a single one I've run Minecraft servers for ~5 players without hiccups. Of course it's not gonna be able to host large servers as the specs are low, but for the price, it works out well for small friend-groups.
Openly ideological is better than nakedly profit-seeking, which is mostly all the open source community offers.
How is it impossible on iOS?
The question is which software that requires a Pentium III also requires some CPU timing peculiarity. There have been enough CPU vendors that such software would have been difficult to run even at its era.

This is not a videogame console where all hardware was the same, or the early PC world were everything was designed for the Intel 8086 timings as on the IBM PC. This is the modern PC world. Which exact CPU model would you even choose to emulate ?
That's completely incorrect according to the actual study. [1] They used random data blinding until analysis procedures were established. The word encrypted was used informally (in the article) not as a reference to homomorphism.

[1] https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abk1781
And who on earth is NextDNS? Looking at their website, there's no mailing address, phone number, or other identifying information other than the names of the founders and their Twitter links. If that doesn't qualify as some random company, I'm not sure what does!

And I simply don't trust Cloudflare.
It was a literary device that made no sense in practice. Spoiler: How could extremely powerful civilisations spread massive star killing guns around in the universe every ~50 light years but not have the ability to detect intelligent life in each star system?
No Emacs commands?
1.45B latent diffusion LAION model for text to image generation
> At what point do you think individual adults should be responsible for their own decisions?

The problem is that those lenders weren't responsible, tax payers and defrauded home buyers were cleaning up their mess.
In this case was multicore computation without GIL if i remember correctly.
This is not true at all in the case of unions. Salaries are much higher in the US than in other equivalent economies with higher levels of unionisation.

Now worker representatives in boards, that would be very beneficial.
The license grant is in the FAQ. If it comes down to a legal fight the FAQ is usable in court.
It handles as many files as I've ever thrown at it - often in the millions. The great thing about rsync is it is restart-able and the source and destination don't even have to be local.
Well, why didn't you infer that from the page design? :)
Completely agree. I think GvR was too conservative. And yet he had lot of backslash, it's easy for me now to criticize several years later after the fact, I only have respect for the work done. I think it was in the mind of everyone the Perl 5/Perl 6 transition.
As this is not actually a new technique, it’s likely rather a case of art imitating life.
Nop, there a many layer 3 protocols beside the IP ones.
I don't think I understand your comment.

I think you (and criddell) are observing that the association is not composed of computing machines, but rather is composed of people - people who are interested in computing machines.

If so, it seems a not uncommon construction; hardly enough to even comment on.

The Association for Rural & Small Libraries" isn't composed of libraries, but people who work in, and/or are supportive of, rural and small libraries. - https://www.arsl.org/

The Association for Glycogen Storage Disease isn't composed of a disease, but is "an organization which would be a focus for parents of and individuals with glycogen storage disease", https://agsdus.org/ .

Am I missing something?
Arguably, cycle-accurate emulation should be done with FPGA support anyway. The Pentium III is old enough that there should be no legal obstacle to implementing new compatible hardware.
Very cool. The UI is super impressive and you have intresting salaries statistic there.

One question: do you have real challenges with notebook?
Currently I don't have a way to tell your site advantages without paying. I think a demo or a trial would be helpful.
And that’s fair, again this is all completely customizable and in fact you are better served configuring a system/network-wide DNS host that you run yourself or trust.
Getting access denied
Another potential benefit of the iPad over macOS alternatives: you can get a waterproof case for an iPad. There’s just no easy way to make a macOS device waterproof.

As for virtualization of other OS on iOS: already exists!

https://getutm.app/
The nuance is a little bit more complex. Let's say I run an AGPL+CC project:

- I become a licensee of code under AGPL if I bring in AGPL code from an external project. Downstream can remove my clause.

- I don't become a licensee if I have an adequately strong CLA in place, and only accept contributions under the CLA.

- I become a licensee of the code if you make a PR to my project without a CLA. However, you're contributing code under AGPL+CC. Downstream cannot remove my clause.

That's my read on both the court ruling and the intent of the AGPL.

It'd be crazy for a court to rule that you can't modify a license. Once you have AGPL+CC, that's a new license (and it's not open source or compatible with most other sharealike licenses).
When I bought recently, I wasn't asked the source of my downpayment as long as I could show I had the funds going back at least 3 months. I presume they do some sense check against income sources (i.e. if you have $300k down payment, but only make $30k/yr and you're 25, they'll ask where it came from), but otherwise if it was "seasoned" (you could show you had such funds over some time period), they didn't dig further.

Now that's much more scrutiny than lenders were showing back in 2007. Back then, if you had cash in a bank account, all good.

In terms of laundering, it's basically passing money through enough legitimate transactions as to conceal the source. So let's say you have $1M in money from illegal activities. If you can get it into a foreign bank account, you could transfer it to the US, buy a house, sell 2 years later. If anyone asked where the money came from you've got a few years history of legitimate investments.
I think parent meant 'profitable' as how much Microsoft profits from it, not if it's good value for money for consumers.
It handles millions, but it can be a lot faster to just pipe output from tar through the ssh connection.
Using a federated model for API discovery in government
Using Blink shell VSCode connected to a remote VM (for a working terminal) is quirky but absolutely amazing nonetheless
This article goes into some specifics for OS/2: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/why-os2-is-hard-to-virtualize/
Almost everything Cloudflare does can be done as self-hosted, it's mostly a matter of your time vs your money
What about it? 2022 results are out next month I think.
The advantage with cloudflare tunnel is that you can block all incoming requests via firewall. That alone drastically reduces your attack surface. And your actual location and IP is obfuscated via Cloudflare.

I'd imagine these two points are much more important than DDOS Protection and Caching for most people.
Just use Tk, problem solved :-) - https://tkdocs.com/