skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Seems like most (all?) people in this thread are not picking up on the key insight that he's putting forward here -- which is the encapsulated process & security capability model that was in E.

I think he's absolutely right that the "right" replacement for JS is something built on that kind of foundation. It's not a matter of a language with a better syntax or a better arbitrary runtime like WASM, or whatever. It's the component and security model itself.

Unfortunately 30ish years on, people still don't seem in general to understand capabilities and what this can provide for us, especially in a environment with the trust model of the browser, which is executing arbitrary code from all over.

I encourage people to read up on caps, and actually on E itself.

I'm glad to see Fuchsia running with the capabilities baton. And it's in a lot of devices in the form of SeL4. But almost never exposed as an aspect of "end user" programming.

EDIT: obligatory WP links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-capability_model and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(programming_language)
I can’t imagine not using FKs. Data integrity is more important than smooth migrations and if that’s the issue then he needs to learn more.
The buy timing in the simulator matches up with the cadence in the app we're building - Share - which facilitates DCAing into strategies.
Bitwarden probably isn't worth 100M in it's current shape, and investors will want their money back (plus profits!). This means things have to change.

Change how exactly? More money needs to flow.

VC investments: a mechanism where the rich invest their spare money on other in order to extract more wealth for themselves.
> In addition, law enforcement has long demanded backdoor access to private user devices and user data

Law enforcement has long demanded all sorts of things, but the presence of such a demand doesn't mean that they have the backdoors which that statement insinuates. If anything, the fact that law enforcement is having to publicly beg for private access suggests that they don't already have it (unless you believe that is a bluff).

> capable of withstanding targeted legal or extra-legal attacks by nation-state organizations

If your threat model includes "nation states are going to break their own laws to attack me" then you're not safe even if you never use a phone. In fact, you're not safe even if you never commit a crime.
They could check it out at night?
I've had a bunch of restaurants secure reservations with cc numbers and CVC in a big book. I guess their tech auditors didn't pick up that risk.
If a school with a massive bullying problem flat-out refuses to address the issue in spite of continued issues time after time, would parents be unjustified in getting upset at the school for not taking action?

Should they be placated if the school just said "we are utterly disgusted and revolted by the bully's actions against your kids! But we also take a strong stance against punishing the bullies, because detention or expulsion would set a dangerous precedence that will eventually be abused"
> Those large companies with unnatural lifespans have somehow tapped into the deep, dark magic of the Elder Ones (usually government contracts).

Or they are simply in businesses with enormous barriers to entry such as designing some of the most complex microchips, writing some of the most complex software, building huge facilities all over the world, and, of course, being prepared to take advantage of a new opportunity at the right place at the right time.
Because they're more efficient?
I'm not sure I follow how the investing timeline relates to the exposure to companies "in trouble". Isn't that just about what you choose to invest in? If you pick a bad investment, or get unlucky, or anything else, you'll lose your money. DCA or not.
I want to say I've heard references of Tesla vehicles having "factory Summon", but I haven't had it confirmed outside of one person's hacking around[1]. References to a "virtual conveyor belt" basically.

https://fn.lc/post/tesla-model-3-modes/
Yup came here to say this exact thing.
i thought cases were already cropping up prior to that move
If you're going to make a story as hyperbolic is the one in that story, the rate at which women reach menopause without having children is going to look like a hockey stick.
I agree. I've been using Vaultwarden on ARM for over a year and it's been flawless. Just excellent execution and seamless integration with the iOS App Store version of the Bitwarden client.
Yahoo buys The Factual to add news credibility ratings
This also applies in the Netherlands, I approve them through the app.
While I call myself literate in C++, I often chuckle when I see the latest round of C++ features in a new draft. I can write C++, but not using all the stuff introduced in my lifetime.

I have no idea how anyone could ever keep up with all this stuff. The language spec just grows ever larger each year. It's just far too much.

Imagine if all the authors of C++ compilers got together for an international symposium and some catastrophe struck. Like a gas leak causes an explosion and they all die tragically. I could absolutely see the language transitioning to being an anachronism. All the knowledge to actually work on the language implementation would be lost. We could still maintain existing software in C++ for a while, but eventually we'd even need to use legacy systems just to host the compilers.
I always greet the cleaning staff, janitor or similar. Might just be nod if they're wearing headphones, otherwise I'll say hi. I try to avoid smalltalk unless they initiate though.

Nothing forced though. I greet my colleagues, they provide a valuable service, so they're equal in that regard.
Has anyody done a thourough calculation with statistics and all?

Just from intuition DCA would yield less than one lump if the expectation value is larger than 0. But then there is variance. If the asset is volatile enough that even a short period of DCA investing is bringing down the price a bit, I assume.
Professional AI Whisperers Have Launched a Marketplace for DALL-E Prompts
Came here for that. Handling those was fun to implement in our payments systems :D
I am guessing this research could end up getting nominated for an Ig Nobel prize [1]

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ig_Nobel_Prize
I don’t have a reference, but I believe I read an article explaining that this theory was based on selective data and that in fact dogs have no direction preference.
Same here, got sick of the shouty all-caps deprecation warnings that come along oh so regularly.
I don't know why this is surprising.

Option A: grow plants, eat plants.

Option B: grow plants, breed animals, feed plants to animals, give animal antibiotics to survive breeding pens, give animal hormones to grow faster, slaughter animal, eat animal.
Working for a bigger company I’m hesitant to go for a walk as that would mean I need to stay longer in the afternoon/evening.
Even when going for a walk solves the problem, there is still little acceptance to count it as working hours.
I think this mentality should shift somehow as it would benefit the company and the employee.
It's weird. Tesla really just a car company but Tesla (as a stock) is priced like the market expects they solve (of some definition of "solve") the self driving car problem sooner than their competitors.

Ford/Toyota/etc can almost certainly build better cars, but it doesn't have the technology focus, culture, or data to make it as big of a player in some hypothetical multi-trillion self driving car industry.

Not saying Tesla doesn't have some advantages over incumbents in terms of battery supply chain, etc, but those are reasonably solvable problems given enough money and time. But it's hard to catch up to the amount of data/machine learning on that data Tesla has done.
In Germany: 1) register a credit card for online transactions at https://www.sicher-online-einkaufen.de/, 2) activate with an activation code sent by post, 3) every transaction or 1st of every recurring transactions has to be approved via bank's online app (in my case Volksbank via touchid).
Not gonna lie, I'm having a hard time justifying the 3-4x increase in cost for Padloc vs. Bitwarden. The pricing is only rivaled by 1Password, which makes it a hard sell to me...
> Usually when someone has some trouble, if you can help you do your part, and the trouble isn't your fault.

There will always be someone that you can help. And there will always be another charity that wants your money. In many of those cases, the person or charity is a worthy cause. But you cannot help all of them, so you must decide which ones are important the most important to _you_ to help. When you turn away a charity because you've already decided to give to different ones, that doesn't mean you think the charity is unworthy, nor does it mean that you're a bad person for not giving to _that_ charity;
If you know much about agriculture, this question has an almost certain answer. The contrast of energy and resource expense between plants and animals is staggering, even if you’re comparing a less demanding animal like chicken. You can refrigerate, process, and ship many plants by sea, truck, and plane and they won’t catch up to animal foods.

We’re also not seeing a clear economic picture in Canada and the USA because subsidies/tax breaks/etc can significantly transform the final costs of something like milk or beef in a grocery store.

My kids like the fake meats, but I’m pretty content with whole grains and legumes covering most of my protein requirements. Once you get over meat, you almost never think about it and the substitutes seem unnecessarily unhealthy (they’re kind of like savoury junk food with a ton of salt and saturated fat).

I think it’s also important to acknowledge how filthy, torturous, destructive, and unethical the vast majority of animal agriculture activities are.
You are looking for "3D Secure"; in Europe, it is required by regulation for all non-recurring online payments over 30 euros.
Probably someday? https://todo.sr.ht/~nicoco/slidge/1
Neat.

I guess I'm a little surprised that the Django REST Framework isn't mentioned, since I thought that's the go-to for pretty much everyone for this task. Certainly this post's code is lighter weight if all you need to do is send some data out of Django.

https://www.django-rest-framework.org/
He was doing this kind of stuff while he was at Tesla too - https://github.com/karpathy/cryptos
Really nicely presented app. Does it, or can it, include reinvesting dividends, which is surely the real secret of long term investing?
> Even though I have only been working on machine learning for around six years, it's crazy to see how the landscape has changed so fast so recently, including diffusion models and transformers.

it's pretty wild considering how hidden markov models were considered state of the art not all that long ago.
A Sex robot, that has the articulation/movement and sex capabilities of a human is not enough, the AI powering the machine has to be up to standard, comparable to that of a human. Siri level AI in a machine is not enough. When we think Sex robot, what we imagine are machines/AI such as "Gigolo Joe" and "Gigolo Jane".

What will the effect be? I think a whole lot of people will choose machines over people as everyone can have their "perfect" man or woman partner.

Nobody could have gauged the negative effect that the feminist movement had on Western society, and so it will be with the AI/sex robot movement. Time will show us.
You can give a baby a smaller piece of pie instead of some completely different pie that's baby friendly.
> Edit: Reading the full paper itself, it seems to be the case. They explicitly add "excluding the use of nutritional supplements or fortified foods." - very silly and misleading.

It is neither: they were trying to control variables. The question is: if someone wanted to reduce/eliminate animal-based protein sources, how far could one go?

Most people 'just want to eat' and not worry all the chemicals in food and their levels. If moving away from animal protein is going to be recommended to people (for health, ethical, environmental, etc, reasons), how far is it possible to go before having to tell people to take supplements. From the study:

> Our results therefore imply that moving towards diets with lower animal protein contributions or to a fully vegan diet as the ones included within the range of diets recommended by the Eat Lancet commission (21) would necessarily require food fortification and/or nutrient supplementation to cover adult nutritional requirements. The minimum percentages of animal proteins found in the present study to being compatible with nutrient adequacy in the different subpopulations considered can be compared to those obtained in two recent studies focused on designing sustainable diets for French adults from the Nutrinet-Santé cohort (24) and for older Dutch adults from the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam cohort (25), respectively.

Per the study, currently about (on average) 70% of protein is animal-based; depending on the demographic, that can be reduced to 45-60%.
answer: more sustainable than "real" meat, sometimes a lot more so.

But sustainability doesn't determine popularity, and all the efforts taken to increase popularity (i.e. more engineering and more processing) do increase environmental cost. But plant-based foods are still a big win, probably: the business realities of these products mean that true numbers are not disclosed.

btw I hate the term "fake" here - it's not like modern animal-derived food, as consumed in a typical meat-based diet. is somehow "real" or unadulterated. (and for those who hasten to point out that they only eat grass-fed beef, the article notes that its carbon footprint is even higher).
I don't trust any language comparison one-on-one with Rust, because fans of Rust today are just like fans of Python 20 years ago: "this language is the greatest accomplishment of humanity, easily," if I had to sum up the vibe I'm talking about.

compare [language] with C, fairly and accurately, if you want me to believe a word you say.
If you ever take something intelligence says seriously that isn't independently verifiable, you're getting your crank yanked. They are professional liars and manipulators.
TL;DR for the linked post
https://vimeo.com/12915013
I get this occasionally with purchases via my US American Express card, but it requires merchant participation: https://www.americanexpress.com/us/security-center/safekey/
So what? Even if I cut my car's fossil fuel consumption in half, I'm still burning fossil fuels. Actually forget half. Let's cut it by 99%. I'm still burning fossil fuels. You still have a carbon footprint.

"It's more efficient" is not good enough. It has to be zero or negative carbon production.
Im missing another option here, ‘edible supply lines’; the donkeys can be eaten. Only meant as last resort ;)
With lack of expansion cards combined with m2 drives modern PCs are looking completely different to just 10 years ago. Just a big motherboard with a video card and a massive cooler. Those big cases look mostly empty. All the wiring is just for RGB now. :)
Do the wealthy really have to feel sorry for being wealthy when others aren't?
The grow plants, feed to animals step takes up nearly 80% of the world’s agriculture: https://ourworldindata.org/agricultural-land-by-global-diets
Uhh, don't use the "safe" filter on user data that you're embedding in javascript, as that introduces arbitrary code injection attacks.

As for the default representation not being flat like the author needed, you can use the "values_list" method on your queryset.

I worry that articles like this lead to "the blind leading the blind". The arbitrary js injection attack enabled by their first example is concerning, and really should be accompanied by a big disclaimer saying "don't mess around with this filter unless you actually know what you're doing".
Ugh, I switch domain registrars because my Verified by Visa attempts never worked.
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Children have parents that eventually buy them the thing they are constantly nagging them about.
What’s the best way to raise these facts - are you supposed to just list them out since writing them in the form of a question is misleading or something?
Ask HN: Any ideas on how to reach out to startups from the non-tech domain?
I am just about to launch a productized service business. My target audience is very early-stage startups who wish to build their website, email setup, and brand-identity in a very cost-effective manner.

Most of the tech-startup folks can do these things themselves. So I am interested in reaching out to a few non-tech startups.

I tried reaching out to a few of them offline (mostly friends) and got some good early-stage orders. Now to scale it more, I want to reach out to them online.

What are my options to reach out to them? Are there any Reddit communities or Facebook groups that I should join?

Alpha Stage Link: https://www.growby.net (Just developed in 3 days)
Even if the lab leak theory was true and some irresponsible handlers were responsible for it, so what? Science moves and lives on. If we had to throw out every concept that committed some catastrophic failure we'd have nothing - no governments, no religions, etc.

This is only an attack on science if you are already anti-science.
Probably their continued love of defending the worst parts of the internet that makes them feel at home there.

At some point this is just going to become their entire reputation and good luck renewing all of those enterprise accounts and attracting new staff.

People and organisations generally don’t want to be associated with this and don’t see it as some great moral cause they want to get behind.
> He rather have a smooth data migration process than having an unexpected error and abort

Personally, I would prefer errors to become immediately obvious, while I'm active and there's a roll-back ready to be applied.
It is so frustrating how much well-entrenched subsidies and tax breaks have distorted our (consumer's) notion of what is "regular" vs "expensive".
Unfortunately, with most of Italian politicians being in the pockets of Putin and massive protests expected across Western Europe, it is very well possible that the sanctions get lifted.

We have experience in delivering ourselves as hostages to Putin in exchange for cheap gas - the events following the 2014 invasion of the Krim should be more than enough proof of just how many spineless and corrupt "leaders" Europe has. I have no doubt that there are enough who will cave to the pressure of the streets should the situation escalate.
That's because they did a complete rewrite of it, something they talked about on a couple podcasts before they took on funding.
I have plenty of karma to burn, so here is some information coming from reputable sources that also suggest where the problem really is.

https://ccaf.io/cbeci/index/comparisons

https://edition.cnn.com/videos/business/2022/04/25/watt-dnt-...
Dollar cost averaging is a psychological strategy, not a financial one.
I'm on a mobile device and feel terrible right now do I'm not going to find the sources, but aren't there several papers out there right now from Brazil, Italy, and perhaps Spain showing detection of SARS2 in samples from Nov. 2019? That would wildly change our interpretation of at least COVID's geographic origin.
Thank you, really appreciate it! Yes, we are working on adding dividend reinvestment.
I'd assume that for such restaurants there are no auditors, they would do 'self-certification' where they fill out a questionnaire where they assert that they are not doing anything like this. The consequence is that if the data is leaked (finding 'common point of purchase' is sometimes done for sets of fraud) they can become fully liable for the cost of fraud because of this lie in self-certification, otherwise it would generally fall on the receiving merchant.
Sure sounds like we need lots of storage then for those windless nights?
Ask HN: Experience w/incorporating services: Clerky, Capbase, etc.
Hi,

I'm based in the U.S., and my cofounder is abroad. We're establishing the parent company in the U.S. I want to know what experience any of you had with these services.

There isn't an 'undo' button in the legal world, so one screw-up could cost thousands of dollars minimum.
You basically just summed up what he said. He's referencing the security model and defining a common interface across browsers. Sounds order of magnitude-ish.
Voltage Glitching on a Trezor One
What about screenshot tests in the ci pipeline? Who updates those?

Is there a constant somewhere I can import in my unit tests so I can say “expect this header has no embedded js but says whatever Dave from Marketing wants”
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> What the VCs have to understand is that if their greed makes them push Bitwarden to engage in silly tactics, they risk driving away their customer base.

They don't care as long as they can extract their profit before that happens. This is VC, they will prioritize medium term gains over long term stability.
The problem is that they're not evidence for a lab leak. They're evidence for Peter Daszak being a shady person who was scared of the thought of a lab leak being linked to him regardless of whether or not it's true, and handled it in the worst way possible.
I felt like this before. Now it feels more a matter of time. I got significantly better by observing talented colleagues and picking up their strategies, some like:

Have a hypothesis and try to prove otherwise.

Start cordoning off parts of the codebase where the problem ISN'T.

Leave printf breadcrumbs to trace execution.

I find my less capable colleagues make the mistake of false assumptions, like some subroutine is executing or what state an object is in without proving it to themselves. That keeps your investigation from proceeding without luck on the larger problems.
1. Disconnect your optical mouse
This assumes that beasts of burden aren't edible...
Edward O. Thorp… 90 and still going strong:

https://youtu.be/CNvz91Jyzbg

Lots of great information in the video. He discovered the Madoff scheme 17 years before it was publicly discovered.

So many recommendations:

- Poor Charlie’s Almanac

- https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/elon-musk-cognitive-bia...

- Fundamental Attribution Error

- Externalities

- Book: The Wolf at the Door https://shapiro.macmillan.yale.edu/publications/books/wolf-d...

Here’s a book he wrote a few years ago.

https://www.amazon.com/Man-All-Markets-Street-Dealer/dp/0812...