skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hmm, the closest thing I saw to this is the "caBLE" cloud-assisted bluetooth. Reading more on this, it does not sound exactly like what I am seeking. It seems completely tied to the platform vendors and interactions over the internet.

I wish for a completely local mechanism where a phone with a hardware security module could act like a token via completely local communication with the browser, both for enrollment and later login with any relying parties. For general users, I do like the idea of being able to backup/restore the token seeds to allow replacement of hardware without manually re-enrolling redundant keys with all relying parties.

But, I don't see why the cloud-assist should interpose between the user agent and the security device, nor why a cloud-assist should interpose between the user agent and the relying party. How is this cloud-assist different than the other vendors like Duo and Okta, interposed in enterprise client login attempts and organizing MFA options which can include authenticator apps on phones?

I feel like platform vendor lock-in has been gratuitously introduced into this plan. Couldn't a token backup/restore service be offered to users without interposing anything new service between the phone-as-token, the user agent communicating with the token, and the relying party service? Or, couldn't the token standards be amended with some sort of web-of-trust concept to allow a token to announce additional peer/backup token keys during enrollment. so that one enrollment task can simultaneously enroll the present token and offline backup token(s) with the same relying party?
> I know, use a password manager

If chrome knows about your passwords being pwned, you are using a password manager. Just let it pick the passwords in the future. Look at the list, and change / close a couple accounts a day/week and you'll be done eventually. Prioritize to change important accounts first.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned The Sims. Starting a regular game without any cheats sure felt like being poor to me.

Browsing through the catalogue of stuff for your house and all you can afford is the most basic version.

I'm sure this can be improved upon with mods. Afaik they already have apartments.
Speaking of cool Windows utilities for SysInternals Suite is an absolute winner. ZoomIt in particular is fun to use during demos

https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/sysinternals-suite/9...
If you have no problem with "harmless" collection of information, will you let me install a webcam in your bedroom and a microphone in your kitchen?
> “Misperception that it harms advantaged groups”

They literally put it in the title. The scientists have this prejudice that some groups are advantaged, and that if they complain it’s caused by a misperception.

What people complain about is unfairness. Promoting an entire group based on skin or ethnicity is racism. One can’t assume that groups must be equal in the way they work.

There are only two ways we can solve racism:

- Give people equal opportunity and accept that groups will have different averages, on average,

- Pile up on whites, they’re basically only 10% of humanity so they will end up representing a smaller voting group in the long term, especially if they’re divided pro/against, so we can be unfair to them and punish the ones who complain.
I do this exact same thing. Though, I have the benefit of sharing a name with my father so proof of residency had had never been an issue. It feels like cheating but it's so damn convenient lol.
> advantaged group members misperceive equality as necessarily harming their access to resources and inequality as necessarily benefitting them

I don't think that's misperception. I think the article (and likely cited studies) lead with their dogma and try to "prove" it. Having privilege is beneficial. Isn't that an obvious tautology?
Add RL or graph encoders to https://github.com/verdverm/pypge

DM (email) me if you want to learn more
The Google Fonts API serves different formats based on user agent. Woff2 is still the best, until Incremental Font Transfer arrives
Vitamin D and Depression (2020)
My god. They are doing you DIRTY. 8 years of experience and only making 90k euros??? My first job out of college i was making $105k. OP should be making AT LEAST $400k by now.

Reading his compensation history is making me depressed. What a waste of a career! I would take this page down and switch jobs ASAP. You could easily make 3x your current income. https://www.jvt.me/salary/
> Lots of abstract assertions with no support offered for them.

Agreed. And it ignores things like the UK airplane industry, which was (post-war) somewhat ahead of the US with planes such as the Comet (eek!) and the Vulcan (yay!). But there are other examples.
classic batchfiles scheduled via Windows Task Scheduler, use WinSCP (free)
Not sure if this is your intention or even what jurisdiction you’re talking about, but “a preponderance of the evidence” is a fancy way of saying “to a civil standard” ie “more likely than not”. Seems unlikely for a criminal offence, where that’s never the standard. It was probably a fair bit more complicated than you’re making out.
> The only thing that worked is medication (and not the standard ones

Please could you share what worked for you?

If you do not want to do it publicly, I would appreciate if you email me this medication (my mail is in my profile).

Just to clarify things, I am not suicidal, but someone I know is.
> If they were to give out their evidence, then their evidence collection methods would become known and would no longer be effective

Companies can give the exact reason for a ban at least, without disclosing the methods of deduction. There is absolutely no reason to hide this information.

Such a behavior of companies is a big "f*ck you" to democracy and justice, not to criminals. It's exactly how totalitarianism looks like.
> Related, I've seen a lot of commentary on Roe

Unrelated. This study is mostly financial (loans and bonuses, without mentioning where the extra money would come from), they included the questions under "materials and methods".
I have this for a while especially around things/decisions I do not want to make. What has helped me is just getting started, so I tell myself you do not have to do the whole thing but you just need to get started. In most instances once I start I feel like this is not that bad and I can get it done.
Equality will always be prevented as long as we're allowed to exercise free will. A wise man said, "Differences in habits and attitudes are differences in human capital, ...and such differences create differences in economic outcomes."

Besides, the 2nd sentence of the Abstract shows they begin by labelling the perceptions of others as inaccurate. This corrupts the rest for me:

>Only when equality is increased within their ingroup, instead of between groups, do advantaged group members accurately perceive it as unharmful.
Huh? Go has an enormous and high quality std lib and even larger set of community libs. On top of that its popularity is exploading. I’ve never seen a language rise in popularity as much as Go.
not that great, though
California has the exact same problem I described it's not that the overall governance is the problem it's usually on local levels like the San Francisco DA or the LA county labour board...
Studies like these are why social sciences get so much flak.
i think it depends on your writing style. i tend to do a lot of outlining with bullet points so it works pretty well. for longer paragraphs it can definitely be a pain
Exactly. Seems like poor support. "We're amazing because we'll put a human on the line to tell you that you're fucked and we can't do anything" doesn't seem like the status-quo-busting human support the "mainstream" wants.
are there any charities or organizations out there that are simply providing fixed addresses? I get that providing housing has a lot of challenges, but it seems like providing addresses to people for the sake of receiving mail and having an address to put on forms shouldn't be that difficult.

I'm not homeless, but I move relatively frequently and putting down my parents' address any time i need a more permanent address is a huge convenience for me
It really depends on how much you already know. "Practical Packet Analysis" (No Starch Press) is a great book that I really appreciated: https://nostarch.com/packetanalysis3
Reminds me I should add some cash back to my wallet...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2081_(film)
All Creators Are Thanksgiving Turkeys
Well, they're wrong. The problem is that unless the BMC and BIOS doing all the TPM2_PCR_Extend() calls are securely (like, on some bit of memory or register that apps can't get to until much later when the secure boot sequence has completed) recording the TPM's resetCount or an audit digest of their commands, then an attacker can reset the TPM at a later point and extend the PCRs with values that are approved, and none will be the wiser.

Another problem is that reading out a bitlocker key from the TPM after satisfying a policy is nice, but if it is not read over an encrypted session, then it can be read by any physical attacker than can watch the bus.

The fundamental problem, ultimately, is that in order to defeat the bus attacks, the BMC and BIOS and early OS boot stages need secure volatile storage for storing the TPM's resetCount, and long-term non-volatile storage for storing the public key of some primary on the TPM for keying encrypted sessions. An fTPM has no external bus to worry about. Ergo fTPMs are fine.
I'm some places, yes. But I don't think it's common.

I wish it were more common. Lack of a mailing address is a huge barrier to getting their lives back and this would be a seemingly low cost thing to do.

Most charities focus on "feeding a man a fish" while doing little or nothing to help them get a fishing pole and learn to fish, so to speak.
Not everyone can just relocate I can't believe that's the only argument people in this thread come up with.
Cos everybody hates a tourist
Especially when they think it's all such a laugh

But at least in a game I suspect that's more obvious than it is to someone on their gap year.

Well said, though!
Powershell and Task Scheduler. Are you looking in particular directories or across the whole system?
The interesting thing is I still got refunded, about a week after my account was banned. Their backend must be a total mess, but it worked out in my favor somehow. If not for that I definitely would have done a chargeback.
Ummmm... no?

"As is completely standard in declarative UI, it is done by diffing the old view tree against the new one, in this case calling the rebuild method on the View trait. This method compares the data, updates the associated widget if there are any changes, and also traverses into children. The view tree is retained just long enough to do event propagation and to be diffed against the next iteration of the view tree, at which point it is dropped. At any point in time, there are at most two copies of the view tree in existence."
Global order in middle powers' hands as superpowers turn inward
SyncToy - https://filehippo.com/download_synctoy_64/

It’s not actively maintained though
I've had the same problem with contributors corrupting JSON.

For reference:

TextEdit - Preferences - Disable 'Smart Quotes' and 'Smart Dashes'
Can it happen that the two groups reach the same outcome, but one group able to achieve the same place without much work?

Isn’t that what happens with women and causes misogyny?
In an imaginary situation where the total money supply is distributed (unevenly) across all citizens, then yes, the situation is technically zero-sum.

But that’s not really how things work. Between investments, purchasing power, ability to afford higher quality goods, etc. the wealthy have significant additional advantages that make the system far from zero-sum.

But even in the imaginary setup, it’s non-linear in terms of quality of life. That is, wealth redistribution can have a huge positive effect on the poor and an insignificant negative effect on the wealthy.
This isn't about "many issues."

This is about relative social standing. Which is zero sum.
What’s a good method for making the original lossless rips, making parity files, and keeping them organized for use with Automedia? Is there something like Calibre for video/audio archives?
Discipline to be more focused. Say 'no' more, and leave aside distractions.

A good practice is to start day with quiet, some reading from the book, and meditation.
The thing I keep sitting with is what one wants for personal knowledge management vs. collective knowledge management. I've been using athens research ( https://www.athensresearch.org/ ) so far after doing classnotes in roam thinking one there could be extensions in the future to make things 'feel' like navigating directories of markdown files if really needed.

After reading more about dendron which states on https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron "It's a personal knowledge management solution (PKM) built specifically for developers and integrates natively with IDEs like VS Code and VSCodium." , the question is how these tools could serve a wider audience if they were packaged more as standalone app (using something like Eclipse Theia).
I do this when deconstructing (I call it "vivisecting") large under-documented programs. Slurp it into org-mode as one block per file, extract components and reorder. Possibly (usually in my case, but not always) adding documentation and links to other parts of the program. The program is always still in a running state (I tangle and do a git diff to see if anything, excluding the org files, has changed, then build and run if I want the extra confidence). Whether I add documentation or not, I'm able to provide better information locality, especially where information (for language reasons) is spread across files, but also makes logical sense (but not compiler sense) adjacent to each other.
The entire article hinges on the principle that everything collapses because there is "on-paper upward mobility of functional industrial workers to dysfunctional knowledge economy workers." Translation: the knowledge economy isn't as robust as the industrial economy because, reasons.

He never gets into those reasons because he doesn't seem to understand industrial production, and many get it wrong. The industrial worker is actually not an intrinsically special person. The engineers behind the industrial systems, sure. But those engineers still exist in the knowledge economy, and the barrier to become an engineer in a knowledge economy, I would argue, is far lower. In many ways, the industrial worker can be a liability to the knowledge economy, not an asset, because they need to be trained, systems need to be made to met their capabilities, and they will hold on to those systems for a labor generation, while innovations get tabled.

I actually agree with a lot of isolated premises in the article, but he arrives at the conclusion in a roundabout way. He says, for instance, factories in a post-industrial society would be local. Yes, I agree. We will only have resource streams and local cities would have factories that make everything. That's the actual realization of a pure knowledge economy, with many millions of decentralized factories making everything, with a few smart engineers running things, and people dropping out of the labor pool. This is all good, and does not lead to technological decline in any way.
No, I don't. I'm a latino tech worker living in Latin America. If I I were to program in Spanish, I would be closing the global market for my profession. I have seen Russians love Java. I have seen much sustained interest in Go from the Chinese. That is a global market, not the tower of Babel. JS is enough of a nightmare as it is, just imagine if there were localized versions. I have seen it in the first localized versions of Excel years ago. SUMA instead of SUM, so a Spanish Excel sheet only worked on a Spanish Excel. I'm glad now the internal representation is language independent.
This issue is always framed in terms of trans women having an unfair advantage against cis women. But considering trans men even for a second shows how absurd the "compete with your birth gender" position is. Trans men will have a huge advantage against cis women because they're ingesting a performance enhancing drug: testosterone.

So what solution do you propose? Unless you're advocating for just banning trans athletes from competing in general, there's a lot more nuance here than "men want to compete against women".
libgen.rs
> Their backend must be a total mess

The URL structures on the website are scary and indeed suggest the backend is a horrible dumpster fire.
I also feel that there would be a likely Time-of-Day difference in test results.

For example (although only indirectly related), I can do Sudoku puzzles really well after I've been awake for a while. But for the first few hours of the day, I make lots of mistakes that I simply don't make once I'm fully awake and mobilized for the day.
Support costs. They don't help enough people to justify the problems that would pop up. The people who download Power Toys can probably take care of themselves.
The bank needs an address because they verify the address themselves. They literally send your card and sensitive info to it.

If you try and register 100s of cards to one address, they would notice. If you try and register to 100s of different addresses you can bet your backside that a majority of the residents would return to sender.

Before your address is verified your account has much more stringent fraud flags.
The hard part opening a bank account in UK as a fresh immigrant is providing a proof of address. The easiest way is to show your NINo paper (SSN equivalent). It will take you about 3 months to get that paper, so you need to manage somehow without a UK bank account during this period.

I had no problems, opening the account online and only showing up to the branch for the final papers, but I had that NINo paper. Maybe you chose the "wrong" banks? Some like Lloyds are much more accommodating to immigrants and have few requirements.
I'm not sure I understand this line of thinking. It seems to suggest that there is some semblance of equality of opportunity (or, put another way, that we should ignore the multitude of ways in which we can observe that opportunities are grossly unequal).

It also seems to seems to suggest that if marginalized groups have drastically worse outcomes, it's because of some characteristic within those people. It seems a roundabout way of saying that all outcome disparities can be explained with, "Well, they're just lesser people in regards to intelligence/work ethic/whatever."
This explains the refusal to set aside some Ivy League admissions for non-Jewish whites - Asian and Jewish students misperceive that they would be harmed, and so they prevent it. For reference, the non-international student body of the Ivy League, circa 2019 (source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30338742):

Ivy League US ratio mean SAT*
Jewish 17.2% 2.4% 7.16 n/a
Asian 19.6% 5.3% 3.71 1216
White (incl. Jewish) 50.3% 61.5% 0.82 1148
Hispanic 11.4% 17.6% 0.65 1043
Black 7.8% 12.7% 0.61 966
White (non-Jewish) 33.1% 59.1% 0.56 ~1141

On the other hand, the study defined "advantaged group" very differently. I wonder if this would affect their results? They should do a follow-up study and compare.

*Source: https://www.ednc.org/eraceing-inequities-the-influence-of-ra... - estimate for non-Jewish white SAT calculated by assuming the Jewish score is a generous 200 points higher, and adjusting that they are only ~4% of all white students. I.e. the true value is likely closer to 1148.

While Asian students benefit greatly from their 173- and 250-point leads over Hispanic and Black students, non-Jewish whites are, bizarrely, not helped at all by 98- and 175-point leads over those groups.
I concur that most people want to live in a home, but except for the fact that’s it’s engrained in the legal system, what do you really need a static address for nowadays? I could give suppliers lat/long coordinates of my front door or the route to my house, and my physical mailbox gets more spam than mail I really need, and the latter also could be delivered via email.

A static email address is much more useful (or, actually, a static digital identity)
Zibra Liquids. Creating real-time liquid simulations has never been easier
Openlibrary has physical size data for some books, which could add a degree of versimilitude here.

Even page count might be a rough proxy, or even more roughly publisher, e.g. Penguin Modern Classics probably share a standard height, width.
Sounds like you would consider the entire world dystopian then. I don't think there's any country, with the possible exception of a few failed states, that lets you have a bank account that isn't tied a real person.
The economy is not a zero sum game. With a different distribution of resources people can have greater access to education, to work, better health, and a more efficient economy overall.

Are you familiar with the brainteaser use to illustrate the velocity of money? "A rich tourist comes to town. He enters the only hotel, lays a 100 dollar bill on the reception counter..."
Why is this study applied only to identity groups? It would have been more interesting to see the results in terms of the genuinely disadvantaged in society: those with low income and no wealth. Those are the people who really need help.
It's as if they're pretending we're not a social species.
What would you suggest they do with it?

I'm wondering if "getting rid" of that much money, using it for good things, but without most of it disappearing in corruption, is more than a full time job
L-Dopa is used to treat Parkison's Disease and encephalitis lethargica. Cuba long time ago has developed a technique to implant nervous cells deep in the brain to fix Parkison's.
In the UK, if your bank refuses a chargeback but you still feel wronged, you can escalate it to the financial ombudsman or even small claims. Is there no further escalation possible in the USA?
I’ve bought the most basic package. I think it was $40 or $45

I most definitely got my moneys worth out of that over the course of a few weekends playing the first dogfighting module nearly a decade ago with friends. Arguably within a night, I’ve spent much more just on drinks at a bar in a night.

Also, if it flops - as I’ve stated, oh well.

Still glad to make the wager as you seem to be intent you’ll be winning it.
To build on your second-order point, under Obamacare, health insurers get to keep a certain percentage of premiums based on what treatments costs but would have to refund the rest. So, it is in the financial interest of insurance companies for medical interventions to be expensive and recurring.

I found this surprising, because, like the poster you are replying to, it does make sense at a first-order level that insurance companies would make more profits if they paid out less for a specific individual's health issue. But the second order effect of skimming a percentage of total costs probably dominates here.

And of course, for-profit medical care systems and individual doctors also generally have no financial incentive to contain costs.
why do you want to potentially introduce a plant from the chilean rainforest into texas? there are plenty of interesting plants here already.
If the local sugar leads to a lower incidence of diabetes, then yes.

I have never had a framehack spontaneously break. Self proclaimed Pythonistas of course make a sour face, like their God was offended, but that isn't a logical argument against.

I really enjoy your compiler art, please keep it up. Are you doing anything with Wasm these days?
This may be a silly question, but what is this a GUI editor for exactly?

HTML? It exports a JSON when I attempt to save.
If Fancy Zones is too basic for you, especially coming from Linux, you might like komorebi[1], a fully scriptable, bspwm-esque automatic tiling window manager for Windows 10+.

[1]: https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi
Relative standing between individuals is zero sum.