skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are 2 things you can brute-force:

1) the seed for the private key - this is infeasible to brute-force just like you can't brute-force a private key directly

2) the authentication credential to the hardware wallet - the key space is small enough that brute forcing it would normally be easy, except the whole purpose of a hardware wallet is to limit the amount of attempts.

The former option is infeasible, the latter has a slim chance if some vulnerability in the hardware wallet was discovered in the future.
As a materialist and a determinist I accept implicitly that everything has a cause and nobody is really responsible for anything, in some sense. But I find it’s pretty hard to actually live as though that’s true.

Taken to its logical conclusions: I’m not even responsible for my belief that he’s responsible, and so on.
* I should be able to guess if you're sending me a link about composting or a Rick Astley video

Opaque slugs are problematic in a low-trust world. Phishing attempts are easier when the parameters are indecipherable. I'm not clicking on that shit in a text message or an email. I've seen what happens to people when they do.
Exactly 6 six years ago I was there taking a course on Real Analysis by Gustavo Moreira.
This is why I love my iPad Mini so much. I use it to read articles I have saved in Pocket. It's otherwise disconnected from everything else and never recieves notifications.
People using Go modules should be using git tags, right? They should have at least one hash already that should be infinitely cacheable, the tag commit.

Of course, I have seen alleged examples of Go modules using tags like branches and force pushing them regularly, but that kind of horror sends shivers down my back, at least, and I don't understand why you'd build an ecosystem supporting that sort of nonsense and which needs to be this paranoid and do full repository clones just for caching tag contents. If anything: lock it down more by requiring tag signatures and throwing errors if a signed tag ever changes. So much of what I read about the Go module ecosystem sounds to me like they want supply chain failures.

I don't understand the Go ecosystem.
that's cute. I also have

https://elmlang.org/
Honestly, I think this is just an academic phrasing of the Eternal September concept. Which... is observed all over. The paper is a bit more general than that though and applies the concept to other social domains.
Our robot overlords.
A long time ago I was outraged to find that prison inmates were given TVs better, much better, than the one I owned (because I couldn't afford better, much less much better).

I'm not as outraged that we're giving illegal aliens cell phones because the whole immigration policy fiasco is a tool of the political parties to keep us outraged...
I’m not part of any of those institutions he was “shitting on” and I don’t think he did a good job. Jon Stewart was funny, and when he made fun of republicans it was genuinely funny.

Trevor Noah’s shtick is “conservatards are dumb hurr durr America sucks” and I’m supposed to clap like a sea lion?

Ok lol
I'd love to see a benchmark of this vs. libwasm https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Userland/...
> If we invested USD$10-15 billion a year (as compared with ~USD$50 billion on "drug enforcement") into the resources required to provide treatment for anyone who wants/needs it, and legalize/regulate all "drugs", will save money, increase economic output and improve social cohesion.

I don't think there is much evidence for that (nor against it). One country that has tried something like that is Portugal and from what I can tell it has worked moderately but not spectacularly well. The problem with assuming that the US would have the same outcome is that the US shares a porous border with a part of the world heavily involved in drug trafficking and the US is a much larger country and larger consumer of narcotics, so the demand effects are hard to compare with Portugal.
On top of difficulty, hardware wallets and lack of centralized exchanges is undesired for majority of the crypto players.

Why? Because, no matter how you spin it, crypto of last few years is get rich scheme. And having centralized entities enable all form of fraud - from super basic ones, like FTX just openly stealing people's funds, through market manipulations all the way to more subtle and complex forms of scam.
Watch the video I linked in our other thread. The only way to opt out is leaving your phone in airplane mode or off except in emergencies. Or switch to a one-way pager which cannot be pinged.
Telegram is an obvious law enforcement honeypot. Trust me
bro, just upload all your contacts to our servers bro, we won't share them with anyone, promise...

Hey, me and the guys are planning a riot at the Capitol. Wanna come? Join my telegram group and we can talk about it in secret thanks to end-to-end encryption! Here's the public link...
It's worth noting that there is contention around who that person actually is. According to wikipedia[0], the person in that photograph was identified as August Landmesser by his daughter, Irene Eckler, who would have been 5-6 at the time of his death.

Judging by the photos, I suspect it's actually Gustav Wegert[1]:

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Landmesser#Recognition

[1] http://www.wegert-familie.de/home/English.html
Something definitely changed around COVID time, they stopped providing the info to set up your own kit freely, they wouldn't put you in touch with L3+ tech anymore and you couldn't connect your own kit without cloning IDs.

I had an issue one time, around 2020 and I couldn't fit the life of me get past a zero-knowledge L1.

Back in 2017-18 when I joined they put me in touch with one of their network engineers who helped me configure my EdgeRouter.
Sizes of both objects, speeds, distributions of the chunks coming together, these things have effects. It's not just about being moons but the way you're extrapolating from a single system. And telling everyone to ignore Mercury because you're too right is not helpful.
No, I read these types of headings and think how awesome open world gaming is going to be when any random developer can fully voice their game cheaply. The AAA benefits too: you get a lot of stilted dialogue when the script and gameplay diverge and you have to work with what you have - a world where the writers can just redo that on the fly pretty much up till release would mean we'd be looking at a new era of dynamic storytelling.

It'll be interesting when someone releases the first MMO which combines GPT models and VO generation to fill out the in-universe world with dynamic characters who can react to surrounding events.
Is it actually vented outside? Every place I've had it just recirculates through the hood.
Makes sense. I was stuck with the idea that "seeing a car on the side of the road" is closer to seeing a tree that had been struck. Actually seeing it get struck would be like seeing the car actively crash.

Close in thought to each other, but still different things. Granted, I think your point still fully holds. There is a decay function for the likelihood of repeating events. And if you don't have evidence that what you are looking at is old, much safer to assume it is not and that the circumstances are still primed for it to happen again.
And?

Does his harming of another mean that he can't be harmed and he can't speak truth to try and save people who would be harmed in the future?

Do you have the same thoughts about confidential informants, police that go under cover or individuals that turn State's Evidence? Committing a crime == "they're liars and never speak truth"?
Sneak a gas stove ban past the public when they are angry about high natural gas prices?
That's a fair point.

I think what I was alluding to was that I'm not sure if they did any cuts in the LON office during their first layoff announcements due to potential labor laws as it relates to incoming folks.

With these rescinds, perhaps they are gearing up to do actual layoffs.
To be fair, they also mentioned telegram and the subject of the comment was a really good feature of threema.
What is the harm if they rot in jail? Why is it imperative that they be killed?
For context, no one thought they were on death row for handing out daisies.
These issues are part of my daily work. I’ve started converting the make targets/commands to shell scripts because the hacks and ugliness that you have to do to provide make with arguments isn’t worth it. It seems like the more advanced shell features you want to use in a makefile, the more make gets in your way.

Not that I fault it. It’s supposed to be for making programs hence the name. We’re abusing it by turning into a script collection.
Indeed, I got them confused with the US government for some reason.
You know the guy that shot Reagan, John Warnock Hinckley Jr. He just got released from a secure psych facility. He shot the president and then got treated for being crazy. As a response, the conservatives in the 80's defunded public psych work and increased funding for prisons.

The death penalty is a cruel policy choice. Nothing more than that.
But it was done already in widely known in narrow circles PlantUML years ago?
> When it's due to technological advancement everyone benefits

I suppose bank tellers may have benefited from being able to use ATMs to deposit their unemployment checks.
No, cash deposited is a liability for banks. Bank loans are assets. It’s a reverse balance sheet compared to non bank companies.
I think the popularity of the Keurig's(and clones) have a lot to do with the legends about how difficult pour over coffee is along with the fact that American's don't really have electric kettle's nor coffee grinders.

So for the cost of one overpriced toy the Keurigs lets you play at being an coffee snob without really having to learn anything about coffee or how to use an grinder or buy an electric kettle and that speaks to a lot of people.

And we should not forget that if your only experience with manual coffee makers and grinders is watching some internet coffee snob use massively overprized equipment and obsess over every little detail the process of making coffee the old fashined way might seem overwhelming.
Poisoned by legumes, that most people seen (wrongly) as safe to eat, just because they are legumes

Many herbivores are poisoned only when desperated to find alternative sources of food. He probably tried and failed to find other sources of food, so he ate legumes, that caused serious damage in their nervous system, and left him unable to walk and hunt anymore
And before someone comes in with the old excuse about population density, keep in mind they could mandate it for our dense metropolitan areas and service the great majority of citizens and businesses. If they'd actually built the right NBN in the first place.
The yield curve has been typically inverted for the last part of 2022, which is a sign of an anticipated recession.

Oil futures have also been down which is similar.
They don’t know the future, but they are leading indicators, so their current state often has important correlations to broad economic health in the future.
These companies are widely profitable. Overvalued != insolvent.
Zeppelin, Prince, Queen and Pink Floyd are among the giant corporate acts that dominated in the previous, also corrupt regime.
There's an old sci-fi story that touched on that.

People could buy short video segments of public areas displayed at random and the game was to randomly find pictures of themselves.

Of course, information is power, so that's why the police turn off their body cams....
Is always thinking about getting cancer a way to get cancer?
Can't agree. A signed contract is a promise. Reneging on your promise says only bad things about you.

Meta's management famously lacks character. Please don't use them as a baseline for right and wrong.
Wow. I am so sorry to all those new grads affected. I was one of those new grads in 2018, I cannot even imagine the horror of having that offer rescinded back then.
There is a B.C. roll that is also claimed to be invented by Tojo: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/B.C._roll
“Republicans are shit people.”

Waiting for Dang or the mods to swoop in on this one.

Not gonna hold my breath.

Also, imagine thinking 80 million people (and many billion more in the world) are literal human shit. And simultaneously thinking you’re the smart good person in the room. Imagine that.
Thanks for the that insight. When I was working with folks in the LON office they were often stressed about the probationary period and relieved once it was over. It sounds like they were potentially misinformed about the process.
In Turkey you can buy a 300k IU dose for, what used to be, around $1-2. It is called Devit-3 and is sold over the counter.
> glucosamine/chondroitin

Since I started msm/glucosamine/chondroitin on and off, I think I've only experienced no or very mild muscle soreness after activity. It also seems to kick in very quickly.

I also like boswellia serrata extracts for their anti-inflammatory properties, since they are potent and don't give me any unwanted side-effects.
It doesn't matter to me whether its a stranger on the internet or a friend or neighbor, truly. If I had a friend who had a problem that I could help solve with software, I'd already be down that path (and I have many times before). I don't have the community that you're describing.

FWIW I don't have TikTok or any SM profile besides my Github account, and even with that I've never done much to promote anything I've built.

This is more about having a muse than it is getting popularity.
Is that surprising or new? I think they laid off people who've been in the company for only a few days or weeks. I'm wondering if this announces even more lay offs.

I see some people rejoicing about Meta possibly declining, but unfortunately, this is a general trend and is bad for everybody in the field. I'm personally very worried about this recession.
Every central bank, incl. Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citigroup etc. utilizes fractional reserve.
Well cost cutting is bullish for stocks
Noma Is Closing for Good, Saying Fine Dining Is ‘Unsustainable’
Here for example 242 euro, plenty of choice: https://www.ikea.com/nl/nl/p/matmassig-inductiekookplaat-ike...
No this is good. Part of the villainy of this place is that as long as it's "just discussion" and you keep a controlled tone, you can call for whatever viciousness and violence you want.

And you can! I can't stop you. But I can also point out that you can be seen when you do this, and my assessment isn't less valid because the idea of stomping out human lives is abhorrent to me.
Agreed - the American prison industrial complex is ghastly. But if it's down to being in prison or being executed as an innocent person, only one offers a way for conditions to improve.
If you have re-sequencing data of model species (which applies to >80% of generated sequencing data), the storage issue is often solved using CRAM/BAM formats. The FASTQ can be reconstructed if unmapped reads are stored in the file.

More general (pre-alignment) sequence compression methods never really took of (e.g. https://github.com/BEETL/BEETL). Probably because it helps so much to have common format that most workflows can start with. Here, the replacement of gzip with zstd would be a lower hanging fruit.
The issue is that law, especially contract law, very often turns on the minutiae of what specifically was intended by a given statement in text. That's why contracts have pages and pages of definitions that seem obvious, and why courts assign special meanings to terms like "irrevocable".

That is to say, at some point in the past, some court case probably turned on proving that "irrevocable" was supposed to mean something different than "perpetual," and so now the standard is to assume that's what it means, unless the contract explicitly says something different. What if I want a contract that I can't choose to take back, but which doesn't last forever?

It's a problem of trying to force precision on a language that is inherently imprecise, topped off with concepts that are actually hard to understand.
Maybe he felt his absolute last words on Earth could be about something other than the worst thing he ever did. Is that so hard to relate to?
Even an electric/induction stove will generate a lot of indoor air pollution if not well ventilated.

In my current London flat (which I'm moving out of soon), nobody uses the fan above the stove because it's super loud and doesn't work properly anyway. Frying pretty much anything in the kitchen will cause my PM2.5 meter, which is upstairs in my bedroom on the other side of the house, to go crazy. Often up into the hundreds of µg/m³.

Good kitchen ventilation is super important, gas stove or otherwise!
I guess I can corroborate a bit. Back around the start of the pandemic, I picked up a few Awair devices (back when they were reasonably priced and weren’t used for crypto purposes) and put them around the house. Whenever we cooked with our gas cooktop, TVOCs skyrocketed and the HVAC system dispersed this throughout the house.
Your skepticism is warranted, but just to note:

> At first the accounts were sourced from the darknet, then they were created by the Chrome extension

The article says they bought Google Accounts on darknet and _created GCP accounts_ from the chrome extension. Presumably "GCP Account" here means a new GCP project/billing account with free trial or using the always free usage. So it's vague and difficult to believe but not actually contradictory.
sure .. but you'll note that he says a 15th level magician .. no such thing ;) Also I played a fuckton of AD&D .. i don't think anyone has ever used a class title in actual play that I know of.
I don't know offhand. Google reckons 42% "net profit margin", but for an industry which leans hard on reinvesting to stay ahead of the competition 'profit' is quite flexible.
1 in 25 maybe?

https://www.science.org/content/article/more-4-death-row-inm...
I love Cloudflare, just want to own it cheaper. Fastly seems like a pretty obvious acquisition target at current price.
Where do most of them get their money from?

Advertisers.

Who makes advertisers spend?

Consumers.

What happens when consumers are unemployed?

...
It's not necessarily a hardware limitation (depending on hardware), but the at the physical layer the frequency plan for a DSL or PON connection typically allocates a narrower band for upstream traffic than downstream traffic. GPON is usually 2.4 Gbit down and 1.2 Gbit up across everyone attached to the same optical splitter.
As a lot of my friends like to say, the two players are roleplayers and rollplayers.

Roleplayers are here for the improv / acting.

Rollplayers are here for the combat. D&D absolutely is combat focused.

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Lets take an example: When a Wizard casts Disintegrate, and a friendly Druid casts "Wall of Stone" to block it, what should happen? Are you interested in debating / improvising the result? Do you want it to be defined?

Improv players want this to be ill-defined. They want to make something up, depending on the current situation / feel of the game. If its a big boss fight and the Wizard is the evil big bad guy, maybe the Disintegrate goes through and hits the players. If its just some mook, maybe its a "weaker disintegrate" and gets blocked by the stone wall.

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This is terrible for combat / tacticians. A tactician wants to know that Disintegrate _always_ makes exactly a "one 10-foot cube" hole in the stone structure (https://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/disintegrate.htm), and always counters-and-dispels Force effects. Because the tactics + interactions have been agreed upon ahead of time, it means that the tactics of the game are focused. Its a battle closer to chess, or perhaps war-simulators / war-gaming, where you need to know what interacts with what, and how, to proceed.

You can't just make stuff up in a war-simulator. They need to have pre-defined actions. Knowing that this level 5 spell (Wall of Stone) can effectively counter a level 6 Disintegrate is an oddity in the hierarchy of magic (usually, you need an equal, or higher-level spell to counter other magic). But taking advantage of resource-management (they spend level 6 spell, you spend level 5 spell, so you have more resources left over afterwards) is just part of the game.
No - but they have been referred to as "cool" before. Gotta love the early 90's.

https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI
I really appreciate you linking to this video, and did enjoy it.

I still believe the video I linked to is the best for a general audience.

I'm not sure someone without prior knowledge would follow that video.
most of usenet was unmoderated for decades, and was consequently the best source of information on a huge variety of topics, though it certainly was full of trolls

the nazi revival seems to have come out of newer heavily censored platforms like twitter and youtube
Thank you Dang, as always! However, I wonder if it's worth keeping the "family of devices" title from the website still. I'm personally not that interested in the ARM part of Tomu, and the reason I submitted the link was for non-ARM reasons (specifically because I think the Fomu is really cool). It seems like Tomu/Fomu is more of a series of microcomputers fitting into the USB form-factor at this point. I'm sure a Tomu expert can correct me if it's still primarily an ARM project.
Oil time spreads (1 month, 2m, 3m) indicate oil demand lessening as the future curve moves from backwardation to contango. More about backwardation vs contango = https://mansfield.energy/market-news/what-is-it-backwardatio....
> There's a clear lack of ethics from whomever built that, whom either didn't care, or didn't know enough know enough to excuse themselves from building it and ask for assistance.

I highly doubt that Experian attracts the best and brightest. And when you have a company that doesn’t provide any features to the consumers whose data they collect, control, and sell except when sued, you get stuff like this.
Stovetop kettle would be considered normal maybe in a nursing home.
It's likely wire fraud
Okay that's not exactly what I had in mind. My suggestion was to implement the same hash both server and client side so that the query string is small and manageable. Don't worry about the state not being fully legible because you will implement the hash decode on the client too. The code will be there for you to peruse.
For real. This is an absolute non issue, not even in comparison to anything else. There are tradeoffs for being a human. We need heat to cook. A few ppb in your home of whatever isn't shit compared to, idk, walking next to a fucking road or being in a city. Electric just offloads it to coal plants which is likely worse.

Good grief.
> Are you saying those peoples' lives were totally fine, and then when they tried drugs they were ruined?

Yes, I am. They weren't ruined immediately, but the addiction quickly ruined them.

> My understanding is that most people whose lives are in ruin and use drugs, use drugs because their lives were already ruined in some way or other.

I think your understanding is woefully incorrect, almost to fall into the caricature of what "bad drug users" look like. Many people (myself included) like to use drugs because they make you feel good. Just look at, for example, the popularity of pubs in England - do you really think that all alcoholics only became alcoholics after their lives were already shitty?
> he was sent to a concentration camp for a period of two years and after that, he was forced into a military unit made up entirely of prisoners. His unit was poorly armed and essentially used as a human shield

Essentially what Russians are doing today