skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not European, but not American either. It's weird to me whenever popular American (and they're always American) political issues get plastered all over tech documentation.

It feels irrelevant to the purpose of the page, and makes it feel like the page is targeted to people who have a specific viewpoint on a specific political issue (usually an issue that non-Americans have little context for).
The problem is that even if they run break even, all the shareholders and employees other than the last round of funding is still below water. They need to 10x to be somewhat fundable again, not at all easy to do.
I don't think there's anything that does exactly what you describe, particularly that last few yards of getting the tools, container images, etc. in a dev environment to be consistent across everyone's machines. Maybe a dedicated VM image that's updated and pushed to everyone's dev machines would be best?
what does `tbs=li:1` parameter do?
No, it's tied to the app because the initial secret is destroyed after you set it up. Every single Authenticator App I've used (which is not all of them admittedly), requires manual backups - typically in some printed form.

All of my other apps automatically back themselves up, or Apple/Google backs things up for me. When I get a new phone or wipe my phone... after logging into all my account I fully expect my Authenticator app to show up on my home screen and have all my codes in there exactly as I left it before.

This is a huge pitfall for the unaware... you will lose all of your codes, and potentially access to whatever services or things they were protecting.
This was usually done by having separate instances with different time limits. That way all the lifers with 12 hours a day to spare could play together and let everyone else enjoy themselves.
It is OK to "destroy arguments" if that is what you wish to do, my goal is that of intellectual investigation.

> The evil is innate to us and worldwide.

Prevailance of school shootings in US show that this kind of evil is indeed not innate worldwide. It is strongly rooted in United States. Nowehere else in the world people with access to firearams choose to end innocent children's lives at such scale. This is what troubles me.

Availability of guns is not unique to USA but using those guns to kill innocent children at super-unproportional scale is. Why?
I wonder if they have any plans to try flying Ingenuity over Perseverance's solar panels to blow dust off?
I used the programmable AnyKey to write a macro that could grind a bunch of money in Wasteland by recruiting a new ranger, walking into town, selling their gun, and dismissing the ranger, in a loop (if I held the key down with a book).

Great keyboard!
"use deadly force to defend property, as that's been heavily pushed into legislation (ALEC's 'stand your ground' gun laws)"

Stand you ground laws do not allow for deadly force to defend property. Ones life must be imminent threat of death or great bodily harm (or kidnapping, or rape, or any of the above in defense of a third person). The vast majority of places do not allow deadly force to defend property. I believe Texas has a law that sort of allows it on the presumption that anyone committing a felony on your property at night has deadly intent). But that's an exception. Reasonable force still applies as well.

And yes, approximately.
There are 161,000,000 km² of ocean...

Sorry if you aren't the best choice, but I had to ask someone in the thread.

Why? I mean why all the ocean?

If the purpose is to find archeological sites, most will be on the continental platform.
Handwriting on apple notes is even superior.
Do you have Android? iPhones are set to backup automatically to iCloud by default. I don’t even think about backups at all.

I upgraded to an iPhone 13 about 6 months ago and it was almost completely seamless to restore everything to it.
Thanks! We use custom engine written in C# for simulation and Unity 3D for rendering. The game simulation can run without Unity.

Our "team" is tiny, it's just two of us. We've been working on it past 6 years as a hobby project over the weekends. Last year we decided to quit our tech jobs and focus on this full-time. We work with freelancers who do 3D art and music for us.
So to recap, a capability is a value that represents authorization. The value must not be forgeable, the value must be communicable.

If I'm unable to convey authorization by giving you the token, it is not a capability. If I am able to guess the token, it is not a capability.

Delegation is not forgery. Forgery would be an entity creating a token without the token being delegated to that entity. Guessing is forgery, but you can "guess" a uuid in the same way that you can "break AES" with a bruteforce, which is to say, you can't.
"Id like to see a game, where the sum of players (and their interactions) are greater than just the sum of it's parts. A game with a virtual economy, a virtual society, etc. - that advance and evolve in a player-driven fashion. A simulated game world that dynamically adapts."

This describe Soulforged perfectly: https://play.soulforged.net/

It's funny but if you drop by the Discord, we've been having lengthy conversations yesterday on why this might not be fun.

The short of it is that it hurts solo players and individualism. Communes are extremely powerful and necessary for progress. There are also certain professions that are popular (like mining) but gated because of the rarity of mining picks. So a lot of people give up on their mining dreams for the greater good. The mining problem was patched just this morning, but solo gameplay is still a problem - you need to be part of some group to get anywhere.

The other major problem with a sandbox is many have no idea where to continue. They chop wood poles and then chop higher level wood and making housing from that. And then don't really have much to aspire for other than hoarding wealth. So the dev is adding quest-like features: one classic MMO quest system and a player based system, where people can pay for say, ore, or a rare material found from certain beasts.

But the world is based a lot on the players, from settlements to the name of materials.

If you guys plan on joining, civilization is past the river. Head south outside the tutorial cave, then keep moving NE past the bridge. The roads are also player built but nobody got around to making roads for the newbies.
Goldfinger told James Bond that he had a saying: "Once is Happenstance. Twice is Coincidence. Three Times is Enemy Action".

The month before Covid appeared, The Gates Foundation and others held an exercise regarding a Respiratory Disease pandemic. ("Happenstance")

Now Monkey Pox has appeared within weeks of another Gates Foundation and others' exercise regarding a Monkey Pox pandemic. ("Coincidence")

If yet another obscure disease starts showing up, it will definitely be "Enemy Action".

I don't usually get called a conspiracy theorist, but things don't usually pop up this way either.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrickcai/2022/05/25/checkout-...

$355M is a lot of money... Nobody can tell today what the market will look like in 24 months and nobody could tell in February what the market will look like in 24 months. You need to include some uncertainty in your plans anyways.

If there's a downturn it's not all negative, the people you were going to hire in 6 months might now be better and cheaper.

Sounds to me more like the CEO feels there was over-hiring anyways and this is just an excuse. Also maybe this is a little about "after acquiring crypto startup Wyre in April" and the current outlook on crypto?
I wonder if it would be fun to make magic a deeply unintuitive visual programming language.
Seems like recrimination to bring up unrelated items.
I knew about Tails but not Whonix. This is really nice. No live system like Tails though?
My point is that you want to "educate" visitors to never use HTTP (eg. for their bookmarks and typing the URL in), which I hope is effectively achieved by not having HTTP web site even on a connection you trust (eg. your local network) — so if you succeeded in "educating" them at least for your web site, they are similarly protected when they come back, including from another device. If they only rely on their browsers caching the permanent redirect, they are protected for a short time on the same browser.

But ultimately, browsers have to default to HTTPS for a guaranteed "protection" from the start (whether that's through HSTS preload lists or simply by defaulting to HTTPS, does not matter much).
> to prove my point further, take a look at the top 1000 posts on r/all from 10 years ago.[1] Does that look like quality content to you?

LOL. Reddit peaked long before 2012.
This is probably why a lot of book exchanges[1] have odd books. I remember sitting in a bar which decor were bookshelves with old books, I found a book about DOS 5.0 which actually amused me.

[1] https://londonist.com/london/books-and-poetry/bookswap_eastc...
No, you are not your own relative.

> a thing having a relation to or connection with or necessary dependence on *another* thing
Fair enough, I’m just not sure how many years would go by before I even thought about SSD performance. Irrelevant to most of my career.
Other countries have stronger/ better enforced consumer protection laws so credit card chargebacks are less necessary.

I fail to understand how you are giving away 'significant' money by spending from your own account? Are you referring to being able to earn interest on savings for the month before you have to settle the credit line?
I can't help but wonder if Google engineers have some back door way to enable verbatim mode for their searches. It would absolutely make them more efficient and they'd be fools not to at least consider implementing such a feature.
> Maybe examine the societal issues that would make someone order groceries rather than walk for them, if physical disability is not the barrier.

My mother would be happy with such services. But I’m afraid this type of a client is too small of a niche.
Bright's Movement
This is excellent advice, and points out how difficult parenting actually is.

None of what you mention is easy, or path of least resistence. Especially waiting for highschool for the phone. We did sixth grade and we regret it now that our middle schooler is mildly addicted. We are spending this summer working on that.
- non-violent and non-jingoistic sports
- games that teach you real stuff in a non-trivial way
Advertisers != investors
Your authenticator apps won't be backed up. They require you to export them to a QR code or some other printed format... then "restored" once you setup your new phone.

Probably a security policy thing more than a technology thing... but the result is the same. TOTP is dangerous for the wrong user.
Calling Gateway a tech company shows how meaningless that term is in 2022. Nobody would have called it that in 1995. A computer company, sure. But not a tech company.

What's the difference? They didn't develop any technology. They built computers out of components others developed. Those components were available elsewhere. What Gateway sold was the service of putting them together for you and offering support.
The NRA is well financed. They were created to sell more firearms. They are a manufacture's organization but somehow they have managed to present themselves as a primary defender of the individual. I don't think I've seen that anywhere else.
How about:

1) have a more robust update service with a clear point of connection.

2) more transparent, human readable, error messages. (This is the issue in step X, cannot connect to (location); check your firewall.)
If you're interested in how simple they can get, "Tested: Where Does The Tone Come From In An Electric Guitar?" is a fun and technically-interesting video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n02tImce3AE
Man I love nerd blogging culture.
I loved playing with the color pickers here:
https://bottosson.github.io/misc/colorpicker/

As a very-amateur designer, I feel like things I design would be non-trivially impacted by the use of one of these alternative color pickers. Fiddling around with them I felt like I was "discovering" different colors than in the classic HSV pickers.
Use 1password or Bitwarden. They correctly back up TOTP secrets to the cloud.

I consider Google Authenticator to be unacceptably bad.
Chiming in. I tend to work day and night to ensure a good outcome for our team, investors, customers etc. At the end of the day the buck stops with the CEO. Definitely the last thing you want for your team members.
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Access Denied/Forbidden

Poorlink? Poor website?
One of these programs:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.sch_(file_extension)
they probably aren’t burning cash quite as quickly as Fast but product simply doesn’t seem that interesting or differentiated to me at all.

and similarly to Fast can’t recall a single merchant I’ve shopped from that actually uses it.

and with such a public brawl with their largest merchant/customer I don’t see how that really inspires much confidence in any other medium or large merchant that were even remotely considering using them. the risk of it not working very well seems far too high to switch to it if whatever a merchant is currently using is far from broken.
Haha, I've been fighting my mac to get it to recognise my (standard qwerty iso PC) keyboard layout on my external keyboard and it just won't.
Perhaps you mean "don't rely on just the Tor Browser"? How else would one use tor to browse the web? Certainly Whonix or another protection layer is advisable if you're doing anything serious as well.
single parents, parents working odd hours, divorced parents - they often must give phones to their kids at earlier ages

are you certain your kids ~~are not sneaking a flashlight under their blankets to read books until dawn~~ do not have a secondary phone to scroll tiktok until dawn, are not learning from friends about vpns, are not browsing porn

when your kids go to school or are away from home can you be certain they are not circumventing all those things you have had the talk about?
'Apple Shipped Me a 79-Pound iPhone Repair Kit to Fix a 1.1-Ounce Battery'

https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/21/23079058/apple-self-servi...
? With age restrictions like cigarettes and alcohol.
Related, just in case there aren't any changes in the books: I made some CSS user styles for HN and am hoping there's a way to get user CSS working in Chrome mobile.

I put together my own really basic CSS for HN. It addresses basic issues where things like font sizing can affect accessibility, and limits line length for reading comfort.

This works well in desktop Chrome using the "Custom Stylesheet & Script" extension. But it seems like the extension won't work for Chrome mobile.

Screenshot:

https://www.friendlyskies.net/images/hncssmods01.png

CSS paste:

https://pastebin.com/6nV8FUF4

Anyhow. Just in case anybody knows. Feel free to use the CSS if it can be helpful as well.
Christ on a bike that explains everything. I can't believe laptops can still come with spinning rust, let alone giving one to a developer/software engineer.
And how would either scenario work exactly? Who maintains jurisdiction over foreign-held data? How would such provisions be enforced without violating a counties sovereignty? Could the foreign country in question claim jurisdiction over all data in within its borders as well as businesses and related subsidiaries registered in it? Usually these questions would be solved with treaties, but how would that work if the other country refuses to play ball?
Or you know they could have kept Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station operating if they really cared about CO2. If all you care about is carbon, the price shouldn't matter when you need base load energy.
It's more complex to selectively block than to hide a tweet for all = higher costs for Twitter.

I think Musk underestimates how complicated social media is.
You could easily proxy around it. It's inconvenient to set up, but it can definitely be a set it and forget it thing.
then why not just use Whonix
Tank simulator like World of Tanks but with actual ballistics and ray tracing. Totally sick of rng hit boxes. They are insulting.
Even account for security vuln mitigations? As an aside, is there a good table somewhere listing all of the Meltdown/Spectre etc. vulns and current status regarding software and hardware fixes? My understanding is most still don't have hardware fixes yet.
It's physically impossible for nanoseconds to matter for remote calls - most individual servers are larger than one light-nanosecond.
The first one reminds me of people playing GTA just for ambulance missions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC7blFgcZWs
Indeed, my impression has been that C++ is as high-level as you want it to be.
Breaking News: Go the favorite language for people with a Fursona
i agree that the authenticator app stuff is fraught for the average user.

> No, it's tied to the app because the initial secret is destroyed after you set it up. Every single Authenticator App I've used (which is not all of them admittedly), requires manual backups - typically in some printed form.

i scan the QR codes with a normal code reader, and then put the information into keepassxc. i can view the secret, generate codes, do whatever, and it's all with decent open source stuff and stored in a file i can back up.
They were identified so strongly with the box that in the later stages of the company they actually changed their logo from the gold letter "G" to the cow box itself. So the computer came in a cow box, and there was a cow box in isometric perspective on the computer.
I can't tell if you're joking, but the problem is not their guns. They're mostly peaceful people who have not demonstrated a willingness to commit mass murder to defend their interpretation of the Second Amendment.

I know we see some violent pro-gun extremism online, but it doesn't represent the vast majority of gun owners.
Yeah tons of pain would be saved with more transparent systems. If the poster knew WHY it was failing they wouldn’t have to guess.
There weren’t that many large, direct-to-consumer clone makers. Gateway 2000 was basically a peer to Dell for > half a decade.

Dell made the jump to web-driven build-to-order, which put them in position to ride the Wintel wave into servers. Gateway doubled down on the increasingly commoditized consumer market.
What logic family did you use? Standard 74-series TTL chips that existed in 1975 are unlikely to work at 166Mhz, their propagation delay was around 20 ns.
Make explosives absurdly cheap. Make other players hard to detect -- limited sensor capabilities isn't really a gimmick, more of a reality of signals processing.

One player with enough explosives and appropriate braking power could land himself in an automated factory and rig it to blow in just a few days (depending on the scale of the factory).

Maybe add a time-based ban mechanic to discourage this behaviour. "It takes X days/weeks to re-assemble your constituent atoms. Money will speed this process up."
This is good advice, and I will look into Bitwarden for myself personally, but this isn't a great solution for non-techies... which is the problem with anything that is not SMS 2FA.

We all agree SMS 2FA is not as secure as we'd like it to be... but no alternative exists. It's the classic sliding scale between usability and security. The most secure system is one you cannot use... and the most usable system is one with no security. We need something that is very usable, and still secure... perhaps a tall ask but that is indeed what we're after.

Until then... regular people will continue to use SMS for 2FA. We should be happy people are at least comfortable with SMS 2FA instead of not using 2FA at all.
If the law goes through, why not tax social media businesses the way we tax tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana? Then the state can run and fund all kinds of things to educate the public.
Twitter to pay U$150M to settle with US over privacy, security violations
What happens if your browser (eg. new device, another browser, first visit) does not have a record of HSTS data for a domain, and you visit it by going to HTTP on an insecure network?

Can't they similarly serve HTTP data without any HSTS headers? Or do browsers also check HTTPS for any HSTS headers on the same IP and cross-compare?
> Space for vtables is almost always negligible, especially so on 64-bit targets.

From the link:
"I can report that a prototype of this was able to shrink Chromium's code size by 9%."
verbatim search, the same can be found in the menu under tools -> all results -> verbatim
Note that this was posted April 4, 2022. Over a month later, some of the events have happened: Mariupol has fallen as predicted however Ukraine has had more success around Kharkiv than predicted (Russian army is no longer an imminent threat there).

Also, so far the Russian army has been following the "eastern strategy" and have not pushed to take Odessa which is the direction that the wargame took.
uh, that's not going to help you financially any more than being a dev
> Meanwhile, the fork you'll be running is specifically designed to hide sensitive traffic, and collapses all those users into a single version for exploits to target.

That's a good thing too because of browser fingerprinting. It takes a lot of identifying points away by having everyone use the same.
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What a lazy, pathetic attitude. Why don't you sue candy makers while you're at it?

If you don't want to perform a parent's job, DON'T HAVE KIDS.

I detest social-media companies in general, but clogging up our courts with this namby-pamby bullshit is offensive to every citizen.

And ugh, just as people were mocking Reddit's declining culture, a couple of them turn around and down-mod this oh-so-hurtful sentiment.

Pull up your big-boy pants and parent your kids, because taxpayers shouldn't be paying for your nanny. They're already paying for your kids' schooling.
How would websites know if an kid or an adult?
This is just semantics around the definition of mentally ill.

You can move away from it and ask what is unique about the mental state where someone wants to shoot children and follows through on it.

You can ask if this mental state is preventable.
And those other 90% of users aren't using Tor.
Now that you mention it all applicances I’ve ever seen have those annoying flat buttons. If they made a microwave or oven control panel with the equivalent of a satisfying mechanical keyboard it would pretty well differentiate itself with a premium feel, though even the feel of a decent tv remote would be a huge improvement.