skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Beyond the simple matter of Rust being much newer than OpenSSL, one concern for some cryptographic primitives is the timing side-channel.

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

In high level languages like Rust, the compiler does not prioritise trying to emit machine code which executes in constant time for all inputs. OpenSSL has implementations for some primitives which are known to be constant time, which can be important.

One option if you're working with Rust anyway would be use something like Ring:

https://github.com/briansmith/ring

Ring's primitives are just taken from BoringSSL which is Google's fork of OpenSSL, they're a mix of C and assembly language, it's possible (though fraught) to write some constant time algorithms in C if you know which compiler will be used, and of course it's possible (if you read the performance manuals carefully) to write constant time assembly in many cases.

In the C / assembly language code of course you do not have any safety benefits.

It can certainly make sense to do this very tricky primitive stuff in dangerous C or assembly, but then write all the higher level stuff in Rust, and that's the sort of thing Ring is intended for. BoringSSL for example includes code to do X.509 parsing and signature validation in C, but those things aren't sensitive, a timing attack on my X.509 parsing tells you nothing of value, and it's complicated to do correctly so Rust could make sense.
By whose assessment?

Not that it is liquid, but that it is a 'false distinction' -- which you have coined here as if it means something. Is a Bond a liquid asset? How do we account for a bond? How does otential liquidity change the nature of an asset?

You have made a very large statement and need to substantiate it.
Agreed. That said, YouTube Premium doesn't remove sponsor segments in videos, and these days many videos include a long segment about their sponsor of the day or their merch/patreon.

For this, I've recently discovered the Chrome extension SponsorBlock[1], which relies on user-submitted segments to auto-skip all kinds of off-topic segments in the video. You can choose to keep, skip, or mute segments like intros, sponsor promo, subscription reminders, and more. This metadata is not available on every single video, but in my experience it has made a huge difference in the amount of ads and repetitive reminders I see. Many videos get segment updates very quickly.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sponsorblock-for-y...
There is something it is like to be me.

Can a system of sticks and stones capture that ?

It is not clear how consciousness emerges from non-consciousness or whether it does at all.

The hard problem remains intractable.
It likely means that they expect to clear the queue and have some in stock sometime after Q3.
There's more than one surviving Link Trainer in the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_Trainer#Surviving_trainer...

The gauges on that particular one have been removed; on others, they may have been replaced, or the radioactive paint stripped off, or the dose deemed low enough to not be worth worrying about.
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I know it’s too late for a bunch of shops but for gods sake please don’t use unattended upgrades to do your patching unless you want to hate you life and chase down hard to find hard to undo bugs.

Build your images in CI job and have your deploy version be (code version, image version) so patching runs through all the same tests your code does and you have a trivial roll-forward to undo any mess you find yourself in.
Agree.
At this point I'm a little bewildered at what iOS and Android has brought to mobile development that wasn't already in j2me, at least in a preliminary way.

At the start of iOS it was "look, pretty icons" and "no more permission popups". But, most platforms had icons anyway, and all the apps now get the annoying popups for the same set of permissions (except for networking) that was the bug bear of j2me (at the time). iOS and Android got rid of all the permission boxes for a better UX.

So, we're left with the expectation of a seamless web. But it never occurs because of endless permission issues, of which the platforms try to reduce by providing a one-size-fits-all cloud solution (iCloud and Google), both of which allow relentless advertising & gamification of our personal information. It's so bad that governments all over are racing toward digital "identities".

I'll take the simplicity of j2me any day thankyou. The development environment was GBs smaller and faster and the problem set is pretty much the same. At least with j2me there was the idea of responsibility to data usage (I generally only get 3G, even now) as opposed to 40MB apps that download 100's more. All the apps I developed during that time were offline first and synced when available.

The real complexity I see is in the consumption of video and hi res images as well as the interaction with other apps (eg share menu). Unless I'm seriously mistaken, everything else was in j2me (even opengl). All the other complexity is in the tools we have these days & endless rhetoric on which ungainly monster is better than the next.
My preferred inverter/charger manufacturer, Victron, has "UPS Mode" for their Multiplus units that will switch in 12ms. That's similar to many UPS's, though some of the higher end ones are sub-10.
Sure, a poor choice of words. Node compatibility is what matters to me (and likely many others) practically as a node developer. Deno's benefits don't outweigh the costs of migrating to it and adopting it more broadly, in my opinion.
They took the black character off of the main movie poster, and created a separate poster just for him?
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Yeah, but I assume all the server GPUs are 10x worse than consumer.
Android without Google Play Services is not very useful.
It doesn't seem reasonable to say that Bernstein is the reason much of this PQC work got done at all.

He was one of the earliest PQC popularizers and probably coined the term. But asserting that he enabled everyone else's work is a little like saying that the person who coined "misuse-resistant authenticated encryption" enabled all the different misuse-resistant schemes; the underlying issue was plainly evident, and people were obviously going to work on it.

Your last sentence falls afoul of the HN guidelines, and your comment would be far stronger without it. Which is unfortunate, since there's an interesting and curious conversation to be had about the significance of Bernstein's role in PQC.
Much of crypto, such as NFTs, Ethereum and Bitcoin, is based on consensual reality that these tokens have value because there are no underlying assets. As long as people believe they are a store of value they essentially are. Until at some point people lose faith and then they do not hold value.

In fact stable coins in theory are one of the least scammy parts because they have a real value as long as there are not outright scams (of which many of them are.)
>I think there's room for some amazing cryptotech to emerge from the rubble.

I don't. There is no purpose to "crypto tech" besides gambling on the price of some unregulated token, it is completely useless otherwise. This is the whole reason why mining/staking works the way it does, the participants are paid in the same token they're processing so they get incentivized to make "number go up". If this wasn't the case, there would be some way to pay them in whatever stable currency you wanted to pay them in instead of the token, but no one wants it because then it would just be the same as a boring old accounting firm.

Addendum: The entire idea of DeFi will never work because you cannot actually have basic things needed for a functioning economy like "property" and "credit" when the system works that way. Every "asset" in DeFi is just funny money stacked on top of other funny money. There is no real value to any of it.
In an ideal world yes, but PinePhone leaves much to be desired at this stage.
still seems like they should run build testing as part of that 'best-effort' (assuming that's what is meant by the advisory's 'proper testing')
Many comments here regarding Apple.

But what about the gaming consoles? M$, Sony, Nintendo going to allow sideloading and full hardware access too?
Wait you can "improve" youtube search.

It is totally broken for me.

A lot of search queries give 90% of the results from 2 or 3 channels. If that is not the case, the results return almost the exact same results as what I got a few months back even though I know there is a ton of new content.

Youtube seems to put me in a box and there is no way out. I had to ditch youtube for spotify to get new music. Youtube seems to have become unusable unless you know the exact channel or video you want to watch.
I'm again impressed by your engagement.

I understand why you wanted the focus to be more generic. That's not how I or most other problem solvers I know approach solving problems. Certainly, one could write out a general theory of optimal mate selection that you would be able to apply to yourself without further back and forth. Crafting such a theory is several orders of magnitude more difficult than searching for a potential improvement in a given implementation.

With the disclaimer that I can't speak for others, I suggest that figuring out your rejection function isn't about deciding whether a given decision is good or bad and most certainly isn't an attempt to tell you who you should be attracted to.

There are a few intellectually interesting puzzles it presents:
1. Given some sense of what appeals to actfrench, where is she likely to find more such people? //You provided enough information to give a sense of this
2. Is there a discernible reason that the men she tends to accept tend to reject her? //I have a hypothesis but this is less clear
3. Is there some fundamental conflict between different aspects of what she likes? //Again, less clear
4. Are there reasons to filter someone out earlier in the process? //Again, maybe but unclear

As you note, you have no obligation to deal with any of this. But since you came back after a few days and decided to invest your energy in this, I'm giving you the perspective of one of those guilty of the aforementioned sin on why your psyche seems like a crucial part of solving the puzzle.

Ultimately dating is optimizing three things:
1. The utility of members of the candidate stream: P(Match) - Cost of discovery
2. The quality of rejection function which is a function of both information collected and discriminatory power
3. The probability that the candidate one most wants, wants you back

Anyway, yes, we can solve any problem in the world. One of us has to decide to build a new type of matching experience. I've toyed with doing so as I'm sure dozens of others here have. Sadly, the main constraint is time. Do we fix dating or healthcare or politics or education or just keep our little slice of industry functioning smoothly in exchange for the resources to live.

It will be solved. When and by whom remains unknown. In the meantime, cheers to special casing the problem and decrementing the target market size by one.
You have big problems. How do big problems get solved? The best approach is to take the big problems and break them up into smaller problems, divide and conquer. Get out a whiteboard and go over your problems logically, as if you were a different person looking at your life from the outside.
The key problem in your case seems to be a lack of money. My best advice is to solve it and quickly by finding a job. You don’t have to find the perfect job, just find a job and then work on improving things step by step. It might not even be in tech, there are call center type jobs you can easily do from home. But my advice would be to find a coding job. Don’t try to completely switch fields right now, you’re not in a good place to do that, try sticking with what you already know and build up from there. Take a course in modern web development maybe and brush up that resume.
Getting your life together is hard and it takes a lot of work. But luckily you have a lot of options. Try taking things step by step, day by day. It doesn’t need to be the perfect job, just a job that pays the bills. Once you have your basic needs met, then you can begin to focus on finding an even better job, learning more skills, becoming healthier. Ultimately, Rome wasn’t built in a day. The one thing you shouldn’t do is give up, even if things seem hopeless, it’s just because you haven’t found the right plan yet :)
Shall we count jest and mocha as js runtime as well (not for server though)
The comment is incorrect because it confuses "each quantum field is apparently continuous" with "the number of quantum fields is a real number". That's two different dimensions.
Gaming benchmarks is pretty easy if you have a very repetitive task. A good compiler developer should be able to make his or her compiler best everyone else one one benchmark
The basis is the general performance of Bitcoin since its inception. You can look up the chart yourself, use the googley and choose 'log' view...

You're trying to compare to stocks and performance in the Era of Uber.

I can't help but think you jest.
If Bitcoin had a Crack team of VC marketers on the doll you would be buying.

It is hilarious to hear the arguments that point to a rational stock market or valuation based on "performance". You clearly don't participate in the stock market.
The wind slows or speeds up the aircraft, requiring power adjustments, and changes its ground track, requiring course adjustments. In weather, the wind may be varying as you fly, requiring constant adjustments. When flying by instruments you have to do those adjustments based on what you see on the instruments as there is no outside reference.
Can't just sit around all day.

Or rather, planning useful projects only gets you things you already knew to ask for. Doing basic research is a way to create things you didn't know to ask for.
"New levels of performance (extending JavaScriptCore, the engine)."

I excitedly thought this project might include a new JavaScript VM, not extending an existing one.
In case I ain't alone in wondering what in tarnation a ZK-SNARK is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-interactive_zero-knowledge...
US Wants Dutch Supplier to Stop Selling Chipmaking Gear to China
Absolutely 100% this, it's fucking heinous. I have no idea how to effectively fight it, but it's so rough watching the tech industry abuse people more and more every year.
Yeah, a good autoindexer might even suggest you get rid of certain indices if they don't seem very important due to the overhead you see on inserts.
Anything north of Baghdad on Day 18 was not a key battle at all

Agreed. Key in the battle, not a key battle.

saved by F-18s flying CAS

That's not how the team explained it.
A functional definition to distinguish ponds from lakes and wetlands
AstraLocker ransomware reportedly closes doors to pursue cryptojacking
Human-centred mechanism design with Democratic AI
They want you to use other services for caching, right?
Ask HN: What alternatives are there to Reddit? Mods have ruined the site
So, I am trying to find a good alternative to reddit. Reddit used to be good, but it is clear that the admins and mods have ruined the website.

Mods regularly abuse their modding powers by deleting posts they don't like (regardless of what the rules say) or ban those they disagree with. It is so common that it is practically a meme at this point.

Automod is also abused and is overused and has restrictions often set too high. See subs like unpopularopinion for an example like that. Practically every post onto that sub is removed automatically.

I've also even seen automods ban users who dare post on a sub that some mod doesn't like. Completely childish.

Admins are part of the problem as well. As they seem to both encourage this behavior from the mods and also make it impossible for users to have any recourse against an abusive mod.

All this leads to what I would call an unusable site for any meaningful discussion. It simply turns into a website that is an echo chamber for the mods of that sub.

With that said, I think reddit COULD be good if the mods weren't such an issue.

Are their any good alternatives to reddit at this point? That provide the same sizable community where you can discuss and share ideas on different topics without abusive mods, groupthink downvoting, or other issues?

It just seems like on the one side, you have reddit. On the other extreme side, you have sites like 4chan. It would be nice to have some site where you can have meaningful discussions without openly being called the "N-word" (4chan) every other post, but at the same time not banned or censored every second you disagree with the mods or admins (reddit).
Maybe it's fatalist to say, but the only rational action at this point is to adapt. This is happening whether any of us individuals want it to or not at this point. Perhaps it's time to drop the fear and uncertainty and look at this as a challenge to be dealt with outside the context of any form of emissions control. The only plausible foreseeable future at this point is one with total runaway greenhouse conditions. So now what?
What is “the exchange”? They are making money be being an exchange and the major market maker on it. But the fees are insane by traditional finance standards, and the barrier to entry of creating a new exchange is pretty low.
I don’t believe in free will,(although we have a sense of free will) so I think we are a DFA.

But we clearly have consciousness, if you don’t believe me try poking a needle in your arm.

But you can have a DFA that is non-conscious right ?

At what point does a DFA become conscious ? Does that have to do with largeness or “intelligence”?

I don’t think it necessarily does. Certainly there is no real causal mechanism.

So the claim I am making is an AI can be intelligent but non-conscious.
Not buying it. Holland & Zendaya are just as popular as Pitt & Aniston was in the 90s.
The solution to scalpers is for the original seller to increase the price of the item to the point where the number of scalped items being sold goes down, but the total sales also don't go down too much. Re-adjust as supply and demand change, of course. I think lots of people who don't understand economics would become upset if you did that in many cases, though. Probably would not work for tickets to an event, because you don't have enough time to adjust. Would probably work for Steam Decks and graphics cards though.
Not so. Consider the algorithm that reports "Yes" for all inputs for all program properties. For a large number of programs and properties, this algorithm will report the correct information.
Hmmm, pnpm also uses hardlinks (or a reflink if it’s available) to copy out of a content addressable on disk cache.
YAGNI is what you're talking about, and it's easy to choose tech that makes you worse
The Big Bang Never Happened [video]
How does this compare to pact[0]?

[0] https://github.com/kadena-io/pact
Formal verification with model checking.
> Probably going to install an incinerating toilet

That reminds me of one of my favorite sentences: "Yes, while some of you may think nothing of pooping into a mechanical box of fire, the prospect is a rather new idea for yours truly."
Everyone. I'm sure they aren't worried about bills like I am.
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With Una you get lots of smart trip planning features including a weekly trip suggestion for a nearby weekend trip based on your preferences. From recommending individual stops, to autocompleting trips for you, to recommending entire trips - you control the degree of personalization you'd like to get. We are 100% ad free and respect your privacy. The suggestions you see are the ones we think will maximize your overall travel experience and through that we hope -- kindness, love and curiosity in this world. Through our membership we are able to offer unpublished rates on hotels around the world.

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>which is why a big war is often also a big leap forward for science.

Care to name any inventions we owe to... the Spanish-American war?
Arguing about framework is people talking about great developer experience
I predict Chrome will come to iOS with working uBlock extension on day one, and that will be the last day I use Safari.

I'm not even a fan of this regulation (I think it's sour grapes on the part of the EU because they have utterly failed to compete in this space) but I loathe the browser experience, with its lack of working ad blocking, on iOS.
Their APIs are amazing and stable, my trading boat is fully automated since last year and doubled my money till now and I haven’t need to change a line. Good stuff.
At another point, one of the others mentioned that the original gauges had to be removed because of radium in the dials. It's a bit sad they couldn't have been replaced with non-radioactive replicas.
Not hard at all.

* Demon Slayer

* Vinland Saga

* Dr. Stone (I'm sure HN would love this)

* Ascendance of a Bookworm

Very recently, SPY X FAMILY finished its first cour and its second will start this autumn.

Like most things in life, it pays to do a little looking.
Amusingly he admits most people shouldn't use his product that much.

"Thanks to social media, countless people are lured into the markets and have a rosy view of trading. But the reality is less than 1% of active traders earn more money than a bank fixed deposit over a 3-year period."

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/no-...

But it is a technical and business achievement what they have been able to do building up Zerodha.
Calling a mentally retarded person "a retard" is not going to go well in most circles.

Have fun though.
A year is a long time to wait for a pre-order. This isn't kickstarter.

More specifically, 7+ months is a long time to wait after a product starts shipping.

Additionally, I ordered the 512 model. They have only processed two hours worth of orders for the 512 gb model. I'm 6 hours in.
That's a massively good point that I somehow failed to remember. Thankyou. My bad.
Is this a case of America != The World
There you go killing my buzz with inconvenient facts. :-)
There are lots of hoops to jump through to get to use cadavers for one's work, but the act of pumping blood itself isn't particularly of concern to any agencies.

Here is one example paper:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29023350/
I've used it, it's pretty good.
Gnome depends on it, so that would be challenging. These days I just use alpine for servers where I can.
This works really well if you have $480,000 in savings, but it doesn't really work if you have 0 savings, or debt.

Deflation, with its disincentives to investment or economic growth, would reduce employment and real wages. Most Americans would lose their jobs or see their wages cut as the economy ground to a halt. Anyone with debt would likely be trapped working for the rest of their life at subsistence wages, never making enough to pay their debts off.

At that point, you'd need an entire overhaul of the economy, not just an algorithmic monetary system
The law wasn't enforced until somebody complained. That's selective enforcement.