skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Anecdote, sure but I've had COVID 3 times so far across at least two strains (Delta, Omicron and maybe a newer mutation of Omicron) and no, no long term symptoms that I can identify. Likewise for at LEAST a couple dozen friends and acquaintances of mine. I'm sure that long COVID does exist, but I hesitate to give so many claims credence when they could easily also be the result of ambiguous things like general hypochondria, misatribution and sickness fetishism, all three of which absolutely exist too.
Notably, FSB funded efforts to further the divide (some people were charged recently): https://twitter.com/areidross/status/1553081463477714944
Orchestrate Your Systems with Ansible Playbooks – How to Home Lab Part 10
I'm not sure that's it. Both games are hosted on Valve's servers, as is the Steam storefront and client; there isn't any obvious way that Kominfo could distinguish between the three.

If they are basing their blocks on IP flow data, though, I wonder if their block on "Amazon" is actually going to hit AWS. That'd certainly be interesting to see.
What are these other techniques and what can a technically-literate newcomer like myself read to get acquainted?
Openstack in the Homelab, Part 1: Setup
>Comparatively Starlink has fewer novel problems to solve.

Lol, this is worse than the infamous Dropbox comment. There are no LEO providers except for Starlink for a reason. Starlink required novel launch techniques, novel antennas, novel network management, and that’s just what we know about publicly.
GlobaLeaks : https://www.globaleaks.org

GlobaLeaks (@GlobaLeaks) twtter : https://twitter.com/GlobaLeaks/

GlobaLeaks (@GlobaLeaks) nitter : https://nitter.net/GlobaLeaks/
Look at what you did there.
True, the syntax will obviously depend on what primitives the language provides. Of course it could also just provide the abs() function directly.
I mean, it's not literally an STD. And focusing on it that way is making people complacent who really shouldn't be. It can be spread by skin-to-skin contact, prolonged airborne exposure, or just touching something that an infected person touched. Kids are getting and spreading this, for example.
Where can I read about Erlang’s magic?
It astounds me that someone could read this beautiful elegiac piece of writing and respond with something so completely devoid of empathy.
Are you implying that the OPM breach happened because of a successful exploit of an NSA backdoor in a FIPS 140-2 approved cipher? Do you have any evidence to substantiate that?

My understanding of the OPM breach is that it was a classic example of poor access control combined with phishing.
Basically the internet services provider need to register to the government. That's the TLDR. They were given time to register, and some of them didn't bother to do, hence what happened.

I admire Indonesian government to stand up against big tech. Data is a matter of national security and they shouldn't have their citizens' data in the hand of foreign owned entities.

That being said, it seems that the action here is a bit harsh.

HN readers, what would you do if you were an Indonesian government, in this situation?
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Are there any sources for creating Terms and Conditions, and Privacy Policies?
Perhaps TLS client certificates are unpopular because pretty much everyone uses some sort of anti-ddos or caching server in front of their services (cloud load balancers, fastly, akamai, cloudflare) so any TLS client certificate authentication and validation has to be baked into the service[0] (another possibility could be the service encoding the client's information and shipping it to the origin server via headers).

Another options for companies is only signing request bodies and validating a request signature in the header like discord does[1].

0: https://developers.cloudflare.com/api-shield/security/mtls/c...

1: https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/receiving-a...
Any other good articles on the topic?
Bangkok, Thailand has a similar bus system for many routes.
The Indonesian government has a register of internet services that can operate in the country. If you are not in the register you are blocked in Indonesia. If you don't submit to any government requests they can kick you off the register. For instance if Twitter does not provide the government the details of a specific user then they can be blocked.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/02/indonesias-proposed-on...
Bullshit on at least a couple fronts.

First, even when people strongly have their real identity tied to their digital or other activities, it amazingly often does nearly nothing at all to stop them from all kinds of spammy abuse, fraud, lying, trolling and all sorts of bad behavior. This happens across the board, world-wide in any non-personal social or digital setting.

Secondly, I'd argue that the ability to "decentralize" ID and anonymize oneself is more than worth having as at least a moderate bulwark against the pervasive parasitic, predatory modern corporate/government surveillance world that we increasingly live in. It's nice to talk about keeping people "respectful" with a strongly tied down identity but how ideal is this when these people live in a world of giant institutions that respect next to nothing whenever it's convenient for their interests?
It's a mythological reference: "In ancient Greek religion and mythology, Pluto (Greek: Πλούτων, Ploutōn) was the ruler of the Greek underworld." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluto_%28mythology%29). As someone else remarked in a related thread elsewhere, we already have his dog (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerberos_%28mythology%29) as the name of a security protocol.
there is nothing worse than google’s documentation
I'm curious, how do you sell those gift cards after receiving them as payment? Are there legitimate businesses that don't just give you cents on the dollar? Or is this something that only works on a small scale until your private needs to order on Amazon, Netflix, etc. are met?
Obvious gap in the market for a promising startup to own
In short : any foreign based online services will be blocked if they dont formally register to the Indonesian goverment.

Today, the goverment is blocking the unregistered top 100 traffic online service. But, they will continue to do so, to the top 1000 and top 10.000 and so forth.

Article 4 (1) : The obligation of Private Scope PSE to register as referred to in Article 2 paragraph (1) also applies to Private Scope PSE which is established under the laws of another country or which is permanently domiciled in another country but: provides services within the territory of Indonesia, conducts business in Indonesia, and/or its Electronic System is used and/or offered in the territory of Indonesia

Article 7 (2) : In the event that the Private Scope PSE does not register, the Minister shall impose an administrative sanction in the form of Termination of Access to the Electronic System (access blocking).
Because optimizing happiness (at best) leads to pointless bliss, a la Goodhart's Law.

Happiness is the coarse measure of your brain/subconscious/whatever estimate of how you're doing at life: are you effectively working at achieving your goals? This is why people reporting being happy when they are focused on doing what they really want to do, and lack of happiness is just a sign that, at some deep level, you do not believe you are trending toward success at your goals.

You might need to fix your goals. You might need to fix your trend. But happiness is more likely to come as a side effect of doing the right thing (in your own estimation!) than as a direct effect of trying to be happy.
I didn't deny that long covid exists and I don't claim this writer is lying, but sentimentality aside, like I said above, all of the possible alternative causes exist too and why deny them for the sake of being polite?
80% of Americans are rational. Seems high.
Step 1: build half of the bed. Step 2: build the other half.
One option that was just announced is https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32240511
You really think this is the government looking out for you? Sounds to me like they are working towards Chinese style 'comply with the government or GTFO' for all outside businesses. Except the Indonesian market is much smaller than China, so there's not as much leverage as China does get.

Though I'll give you one thing, I had to figure out microservices at a previous job because the regulation on Indonesian data was much more intense than usual. Had to keep the data in the country, as well as only process it in-country. The net effect was that the data went not just to the US (main cloud co), but also to China (AliCloud)... Not sure if that was a net benefit, didn't feel that way to me.
I'm not a cryptographer either and I certainly trust OpenSSH developers and actual cryptographers a lot mote than outdated government standards. As far as I'm concerned, what these people say is the standard and they're the people I look for when I want to learn something about cryptography from websites, LWN articles, mailing list discussions and other such sources. I've learned a lot reading about getrandom on LWN, plenty of knowledgeable people involved in that work.
That's not enough. Imagine a circular linked list. GC looks at an outside pointer to item A in it. Now another thread removes A from the list and moves the outside pointer to the next item. After that, GC would see all items in the list not referenced by anything (apart from the cycle).
i dont think the attestation mechanism is wrong, but that the ability to perform remote attestation is going to be abused to lock in consumers (even if in some circumstances there's improved security using it).
Thanks again for the advice. I live in England, I'm sure there is something similar regarding caption call app. Ultimately I'm looking forward to Augmented reality with realtime transcoding for subtitles/close captioning. As long as i can read the text above peoples heads, similar to speech bubbles would make a hell of a difference understanding others.

As for my DJ virtual turntables. The idea behind them is to use in virtual reality with finger tracking. So they work just like the real world counterpart. I have the drumkit working already using oculus touch controllers. I'll try and wire up the synth next, but that will be more problematic because of my hearing or lack of. Thanks again for the kind words about my project and thank you for the advice. I appreciate that very much.
List of registered online services : https://pse.kominfo.go.id/home/pse-asing
It's much like the difference between "how" and "what". SQL select statements are my favored example of declarative: you simply "declare" what you want ("all rows from this table with these values in those columns") and it's up to an engine to actually figure out how to do that for you. In an imperative language like C you could produce the same output, but you'd be specifying how, not just what: a for loop to iterate over each row in the table, if statements to compare values, etc.
Both Sides Now was her best. That song gets sweeter and sweeter as I age.
This is great and goes into detail, thank you.
Wasted Time in Schools
Don't people get their kids Lego to get them away from phones?
You will probably have to write more c++ code to handle those exceptions inbetween
You mean ascetics, not aesthetics. Wikipedia’s article on Christian monasticism [0] starts with (my emphasis):

> Christian monasticism is the devotional practice of Christians who live ascetic and typically cloistered lives that are dedicated to Christian worship

So, am I really confusing monasticism with asceticism, when the later is a key part of many definitions of the former?

Many people confuse monks with members of non-monastic Christian religious orders. Many of the famous Catholic religious orders - such as Dominicans, Franciscans and Jesuits - are not monks. In the traditional understanding, monks withdraw from the world to focus primarily on prayer and contemplation, and are not actively involved in activities such as preaching, education or missionary work; those religious orders whose members are actively involved in the world in those ways are not classified as “monks”, rather “religious”. Some Jesuits are even university professors in secular subjects - such as the Australian law professor Father Frank Brennan SJ (who was once awarded the accolade “Living National Treasure”) - something fundamentally incompatible with the contemplative life of a genuine monastic.

Is that true of non-Christian “monks”, such as Buddhist bhikkhus? I don’t think I understand Buddhism well enough to confidently venture an opinion. But, I do think that using a Christian-origin word to describe a concept in a radically different religious tradition is a questionable decision; using the indigenous term (bhikkhu) is preferable since it avoids that issue entirely.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_monasticism
> How is everyone so sure 12 month+ symptoms are due to COVID-19?

Our lab at Mount Sinai has linked gene expression patterns observed during acute SARS-CoV-2 infection with the subsequent emergence of long COVID symptoms that were still present a year or more after hospital discharge. The final paper is still under review, but you can read the preprint [1]. Multiple published papers have also reported similar associations between acute COVID and long COVID [2],[3] (these were published after the preprint was posted, but they are cited in the latest draft currently under review).

More generally, long COVID is not "one in a million" (and it's not 500k individual "one in a million" events). Very very roughly, somewhere around 50% of people with symptomatic COVID report some kind of long COVID symptom, though not all of those last for 12 months [4].

[1]: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.10.04.21264434v...

[2]: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-27797-1

[3]: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S009286742...

[4]: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abm8108
A lot has changed in 50 years my friend. You should relegate your dismissive snark to a museum and in 50 years somebody will marvel at how you didn’t need a degree to talk shit on the internet.
How much of horseriding's low participation rate is due to the clothing, and how much due to the fact that if you want to get into it, you need to sink at least five figures but probably over six to get a horse and supporting infrastructure/services? It's a wealthy person's game.

Here in Australia, male horse fashion (outside of equestrian competition) is more along the lines of the cattleman/bushman:

https://static.ffx.io/images/$zoom_0.615%2C$multiply_0.7252%...

And yet it still has low participation rates, because you need land for a horse, and the money to support the practice.
Interactive Encryption and Decryption Using RSA
Yeah, I didn't say it was sufficient. I just said it's probably one of the things they do.
Oh I thought Australia was bad. Indonesia might as well just have permanent read-only access to the companies they allow, should the companies give in.
I'm going to guess these rights will be abused big time for favours and corrupt government employees grabbing data for money. What wonderful times we live in.
It's a chicken-and-egg problem. As a toy example, to become a world-class athlete in some sport tends to require you start around kindergarten. Naturally then, you cannot wait until you are twenty-five to become wise & discover your purpose & calling is to become a prodigy at that sport.

It's hard to discover all the world has to offer while still young enough to act upon it.
The comment claimed "There are zero GC pauses." Tbh, it's not clear how to interpret that. But real time simply means the pauses are guaranteed not to cross the realtime response budget. You still need to schedule the collection while the mutator is paused.
Fadec – A fast and lightweight decoder for x86 and x86-64 and encoder for x86-64
There's a website that tracks popular websites and their status: https://kominfod.angelo.fyi/
Thank you for this excellent, detailed post.
There's always an impedence mismatch for anything but the simplest data structures. It's SQL 101. Try it a few times and you'll see what a pain in the ass it is - there's always tradeoffs. Remember, the objects need to write data as well as read it. If your SQL Query is especially complex, reversing the joins to update individual tables can be a nightmare.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object%E2%80%93relational_im...
There is also a very nice link to CS since the first computer program was by Ada Lovelace and was written to compute Bernoulli numbers.
Startups I've worked at have struggled with various expenses but OS licenses weren't one of them. OTOH finding devs 100% comfortable working on pure linux machines would be a genuine blocker.
They are far less of a convenience and far more of a necessity than online banking is.
What kind of mundane libraries don't exist? And do you mind sharing what you are working on?
>> Clearly people want expensive housing to drive all the poor people out of the neighborhood.

Well yeah. That was the whole point of getting rich, to not have to live around poor people. That's what I did.

Cockroaches, theft, rats, stabbings, gunshots, violence. I lived around it. I didn't like it so I did something about it.

You go do it, you go live around it. Be the change you want to see in the world. There's cheap rent.
The author has an incredible list of projects. My goodness.
This is not another war between two powers. Yandex is heavily involved into their E-Government processes, and right now almost fully controlled by the government. There are no 100% private company in that country anymore.

Supporting their open source projects, you giving Russians away free hours of testing, development.

Don't compare open aggression to eliminate nation of the biggest country by territory in Europe to a company that run for profit. And you use product of Exxon directly on indirectly. Up until last 10 years no one even consider evil. They considered a company that help to run the country as energy is crucial for any economy.
No Windows support apparently: https://userver.tech/d9/d08/md_en_userver_supported_platform...
Yandex was founded earlier than Google
Congrats Joe. Following this series for a while, its been really enjoyable to watch.
Some background information on the MR5 regulation, which this sounds like a consequence of: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/02/indonesias-proposed-on...
The OS would have that job anyway.
South of Sitka, the weathers gotta be great
We have deep respect for other languages but HN is an English language site, so please post articles in English.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
A good IFS resource: https://www.reddit.com/r/InternalFamilySystems/
The number of registered services here disagree: https://kominfod.angelo.fyi

I'm actually surprised that many companies did comply...
Yeah, maybe we optimistically speculate that Smalltalk or Lisp Machines would have won instead, but it may have been the poorer alternatives that would have won if not UNIX
Unless they're talking about layers, with the function prototypes and function calls being declarative, and the next layer down being where the code is actually written out. Even that doesn't really work, though; main() usually has code in it... <shrug>
this is a link to the favicon.ico
I deleted my FB account about 8 years ago. The only thing that is a minor inconvenience is when people organize events over FB. The events I'm talking about is never from family or friends and usually for local groups or businesses.

Keeping in touch with family is pretty easy through calls/texts.

By the time I got rid of facebook, my feed was just full of spam and hot takes from people I didn't really interact with IRL anymore.
Pardon the ignorance but I thought refcount was a GC strategy?
"Look what you made me do!"
I think this is the correct link, but the article is from 2021: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/dec/06/rohingya-...
It was posted as https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/technology/... but our software follows redirects and that is what that redirects to.

But it's a dupe anyhow:

Class-action suit filed against Meta for facilitating Rohingya Genocide [pdf] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29462176 - Dec 2021 (156 comments)

Rohingya sue Facebook for £150bn over Myanmar genocide - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29463573 - Dec 2021 (16 comments)
This ("TSO") is actually an ARM standard however its only very latest ARM (v8.4-v8.7) and not many other CPU implementation currently. AWS Graviton 3 and maybe very latest phone SoCs if I understand correctly.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31664688
https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1534053625110351872
https://twitter.com/never_released/status/153412764108259328...
Would it help if functional langs were instead called declarative?
n=1. The science has been done on this and as far as I know, the results have been pretty consistent and have held up so far.(edit: turns out that's incorrect--there have been contradictory results released in the last couple years)

My household is in higher single digit top percentage range and I'm not even sure whether or not I think moving to the top percent would make me happier.

In the name of science I will be talking with my boss on Monday.
What is there to disagree? Companies did sign up with Chinese shells etc too, but staying there is tricky as well.

This just shows they are happy enough to provide yet another government with a backdoor to your data. I'm not surprised, but disappointed for sure.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/02/indonesias-proposed-on...
You can't do anything worthwhile with the iPhone. I can't side load applications, unless "jailbroken", no browser with extensions support (except "Orion with deplorable support- even if its in development), adblocking using AdGuard is terrible because of inherent limitations, incremental "updates" are only to bump up software version and too many restrictive frameworks around Apple owned applications. Each software application is pivoting towards subscriptions making it impossible to either keep a track or keep them in check.
The HN forum should educate users about the limitations hurting the users but instead I see users seeped deeply in the process.
The Orthodox church in Sitka is worth visiting
Google suggests https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10221907/garbage-collect...
Will edgeql_https be supported at some time?
Friction Welding Hammers with a Lathe (2021)
Its kind of amazing how much you can tell about a person sometimes from one sentence.
I think Dyalog was at least created that way. I don't know if they are an actual cooperative though.

The company itself was created by their customers to ensure support and development of the product that they used.
I could swear I've seen illustrations of such concepts. In the same theme as circular runways and having runways balanced across the tops of city skyscrapers.

The "moving platforms" concept seems to come up quite often, ala https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlhuHmVn4Ss
This seems like such a really bad time for China to start a war. So it seems like China will be embarrassed by losing face when Pelosi visits.

Or I suppose this could be the nail in the coffin for Dems in November if Pelosi planned a visit that no one cares about and then cancels.
Sounds like you're talking about the Vancouver Special: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vancouver_Special

Tons of houses in the 70s and 80s in Vancouver was built in the exact same style because of zoning laws and certain regulations at the time. I couldn't tell you why they chose stucco but they basically all follow the same template and they're basically a signature of the city now.