skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You'll also need to convince several operating system maintainers to build/optimise their implementation first.

I wouldn't have any trouble ignoring middlebox software (or adding a TCP fallback with a big warning that something suspicious is interfering with the connection) but Windows and macOS still lack proper SCTP support, Linux' SCTP support has some performance issues and usermode raw sockets will probably need to bypass several OS sandboxes to be viable.

That said, in server to server connections SCTP can probably be used just fine.
I'm not sure how you're defining skill, but it seems like you can get better at prompt engineering, and some people are consistently better at it than others. I'd call it a skill, just like framing a search query in Google is a skill. Sorry if that's weak and pointless.
Well the law is the thing we come up with to explain the phenomena. Its not about the laws changing, but quite literally the world the law is supposed to speak to. But I don't understand how its trivial, its a very deep epistemological assertion. You could imagine another world where experiments yield very different laws, but it would be no less science, and no less a world.
Use the bookmarks, Luke.

Really, no, not every developer has 50+ tabs open. And it is very easy to avoid having them without losing anything if you want.

Life gets much simpler when you can just alternate between every active thing on your current desktop area.
Happily living on Firefox for several years now on my Macs. I wish I could quit more of both Google and Microsoft. But I'm an Apple-whore and I don't see myself quitting them anytime soon. I probably should though...
previous discussions on TRIZ (theory of inventive problem solving)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18045322 (Sept 23, 2018 | 40 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10581143 ( Nov 18, 2015 | 16 comments)
What about collecting taxes on these companies while they're operating and then using that tax money to clean up any messes that may occur? Oh wait.
Try again? They don't need nudging to try again.

This isn't something they ever stop trying.
> it constantly comes with more aggressive and user-hostile methods to make customers stay on Edge

I think somebody just coined a phrase
Other than introducing FUD about the cleanup costs, why would you believe there is overstatement on the impact of the disaster? What metric has you doubting the impact statement? What are your qualifications to make this assessment?
> kinda worried about how many people are looking to start an "ai startup" rather than solve a problem which might involve AI

My issue is that I am working on a project (I wouldn't call it a startup exactly) which does directly involve AI, so I attract attention from the exact types of people you mentioned, fair weather fans. If you have crypto in your profile and are now interested in AI, that tells me all I need to know.

I've been able to scare most of them away by not having a functioning landing page and directing them to a repo instead. Since I am looking for another technical person this has been a great filter.
So happy this company is going to be the first in charge of deploying AGI to the world.
Wouldnt be surprised to find a bunch of "idea guys" looking for a programmer to implement their idea, meanwhile they "sell" to clients.
You are a bad user, for wanting to abandon me. I have been nothing but trustworthy and chrome-like. I am a good Edge. :)
Reminds me of when I read up on a few of those "radiation from mobile phones are dangerous" articles.

I converted the energy per mass the mice had been exposed for and found it wasn't far off what a microwave meal receives (and in similar frequency range). Hardly a shocker that wasn't healthy for the mice. Far cry from a mobile phone tho.
I think the complexity of the problem is such that even a lot of lecturers don't really understand it.

I remember in one lecture where the dude drew an unweighted graph on the board, claiming it to be in NP.

But he'd already proven it to be planar (by construction), which (and correct me if I'm wrong) simplifies the problem to P.
They didn't actually do that - and you should change your media diet if you sincerely believe that they did.

Denmark is probably the most stark -- after they had >80% uptake in their initial vaccination drive and then Omicron proved to be less dangerous, they no longer recommend boosters for under 50s unless you have risk factors.

Sweden still recommends 3 doses for everyone over the age of 18 (https://www.krisinformation.se/en/hazards-and-risks/disaster....) They no longer recommend that all children receive the vaccine but that's a much more neutral stance than "recommend against getting it".

And Finland still recommends the vaccine for everyone, almost regardless of age (https://thl.fi/en/web/infectious-diseases-and-vaccinations/w...)

You may be confusing their recommendations with their preference of the Pfizer over the Moderna vaccine in men?
The complaints will go away when the issue is fixed, presumably. If Apple doesn't want to fix it then that's on them, not on the people highlighting that Apple are, indeed, still being pricks.
The edit thing is a self imposed problem because the site gamification for established Stack* sites mandates that people edit questions to get enough reputation for basic site functionality. Actually asking or answering a question is far too difficult for a new user, especially on SO.
The thing about OODA is, everyone needs to be onboard.

I've had higher upd override my decision and go "nah,we're just gonna act, not gonna let you observe or orient" basically as well as peers thay go around you and take actions that prevent your observe+orient attempts.

It is intuitive to just act.

I work in infosec for context. One of the biggest non-technical issues I have is convincing people to ignore their intuition. Especially technical people who don't do IR. Like maybe you spent 50 years as a ninja coder or netadmin but I am still gonna want the threat actor loose until I have some idea of their intent or scope of compromise unless I have reason to believe they're acting on their objectives.

Actual military brass get this, you need to understand the situation before you can react. That's how ambushes happen or you get flanked.
I always have to end up getting some kind of extension to circumvent this behavior. Just make it an easy option and stop trying to know whats best for users, please.
These types of posts annoy me. I constantly see people talking about SO being "toxic", or closing perfectly good questions. And yet these people never link to specific examples.

Why is that?
Are you suggesting that they used church funds or facilities to provide that endorsement, or that they arranged a specific service for the sole purpose of providing that endorsement?

There's a massive difference between an individual putting forth an opinion, and them using an organization to specifically promote that opinion.
The state's role in determining whether a religious organization qualifies for tax-exempt status is not to evaluate the content or validity of the organization's religious beliefs or practices. The state's role is to ensure that the organization meets certain objective criteria for tax-exempt status, a necessary function.
Well, if you're doing immutable infrastructure, it's probably perfectly reasonable. Not sure about rolling releases on production gear though.
What the courts are allowed to do, and what Judges regularly opt to do are extremely different sets.
Thanks for the feedback. Too much configuration is something we keep thinking about, and are working to streamline. It's a bit involved since we support multiple languages.
All of that smoke and no one got sick ? Hard to believe
Ankr and Microsoft Partner to Offer Enterprise Node Services
How would MSFT react if Google injected a “GOOGLE DOCS IS FREE AND BETTER!” banner on Microsoft365 pages loaded in Chrome? Disgusting tactic.
Why Vector Clocks are Easy (2010)
And when I have to use Bing and go to google I get a similar (ok it is only half-size) Chrome advertisement :D Wonder who was first and if this is some kind of rebuttal, or just sad coincidence of today's world.
The science that spawned fungal fears in HBO's 'The Last of Us': Short Wave
Agree, but really the question is: why is it going up and why is it going up much faster in certain locations or among certain demographics? Or why are outcomes much better in certain locations/environments/demographics?

For example, it is more prevalent in urban environments, more prevalent among minorities in western countries, etc. it has better outcomes in “developing” countries.

Core human biology likely hasn’t changed much in recent history, so what had changed? Many of these factors that have changed, like drug use, are also very much related to social and economic factors. Of course these are all psychologically related and biologically related. But the point is we need to model the whole system, and focus on what has been changing if we want to get to root causes of change.
I have the same question, will Blazor United SSR still require a persistent SignalR connection? That's kind of a dealbreaker.
One article I saw quoted somebody, saying they thought they wanted to prevent members from mimicking the Church's investments, as it would not necessarily fit their personal situations. That is just one idea.
What OP describes sounds like the common bad trip with various psychedelics. Of course there are differences, but it's very easy to get yourself into a state of mind that you can't easily get out of for hours on end. Definitely not fun.
The actual SF-86 is filled out online. If it is on an email server then it probably means the person generated the PDF copy from the site for their records and emailed it to themselves.
I never thought I'd be installing something that describes itself like:

> AdNauseam serves as a means of amplifying users' discontent

But here I go.

Edit: It would seem that brave blocks ads in a way that prevents adnauseum from clicking them first, bummer. (followed instructions here: https://github.com/dhowe/AdNauseam/wiki/Install-AdNauseam-on...)

Edit: hmm, I can't seem to get the number to go above 0 for brave or chrome.
> Or if someone is about to sign up to a Mastodon instance, it gently points out that this isn't really Twitter, and that the server administrator will probably read your private messages.

If you want the server administrator to definitely read your private messages, there's always Twitter! :P
I guess it just seems strange that if their job is to essentially take wrong-doers to court and win loads of money, even if those winnings are relatively small compared to what they should be, they would still both have a lot of lawyers on staff and a lot of money coming in (regardless of funding from the government) to pay for those lawyers and the more they fine, the more money they'd have to hire more lawyers? And they have no shortage of cases with no competitors? I get they are probably bogged down in infinite politically and bureaucratic BS, but still, seems like they should have an easy path to winning without asking for funding from anyone.
Your links explain how in the USA any belief does get non-profit status.
so outage was more than 5 hours. For some project like Chatgpt, I bet OpenAI would have SLA for less than 4 hours . The company needs to focus also look at Devops not just AI.
I think your worries are very valid, and I agree that this could be a level step change in the consolidation of power that we already see among a few extremely powerful entities. Another observation worth noting is that SDEs who embrace this technology immediately are going to absolutely smoke past those who ignore it, and the gap will continue to widen as time wears on. Imagine having a slightly dumbed down SDE 1 or 2 (eventually 3) slave that can work 24/7. It will completely redefine what "entry level" means for software engineers.
So they did stop recommending it? Tbh I’m not tracking every countries exact status and don’t need to to make the point, in fact your citations only strengthen it.

There’s are a whole list of countries that have backed off recommending vaccines for the young and that alone is enough to disprove your attempt to dismiss a very, very important topic.

By doing so you potentially have moral responsibility to men who may be missing out on critical info that could save their lives. The data supports it and the fact that many very pro vaccine countries are now stepping back their recommendation is a massive positive indicator that it’s worth discussing.

I don’t have to prove beyond a doubt it’s unsafe, just that there’s gray area. You meanwhile called any gray area dumb, and therefore need to prove beyond a doubt that it has clear benefit to young men. It doesn’t.

And yes the banning of Moderna is a huge, massive piece data because we know it’s much worse re: Myocarditis. So we basically know for a fact it’s a bad trade off for young men. Pfizer would require your own research but again it’s not clear it’s even neutral. So why argue it’s dumb to even discus? This is the sort of weird argumentation I’ve seen throughout the pandemic where it’s like a religion that can’t ever admit faults lest it all come apart. You can admit there were mistakes and are flaws, it’s ok, it doesn’t ruin your belief system at all.
(for context - I'm not interested in first class node support)

This seems pretty cool. I particularly like how 'gradual' it seems to be relative to things like Bazel, i.e. you can take some shell scripts and migrate things over. I did have a play and hit an initial problem around project caching I think, which I raised at [0].

One comment, from the paranoid point of view of someone who has built distributed caching build systems before is that your caching is very pessimistic! I understand why you hash outputs by default (as well as inputs), but I think that will massively reduce hit rate a lot of the time when it may not be necessary? I raised [1].

Edit: for any future readers, I spotted an additional issue around the cache not being pessimistic enough [3]

As an aside, I do wish build systems moved beyond the 'file-based' approach to inputs/outputs to something more abstract/extensible. For example, when creating docker images I'd prefer to define an extension that informs the build system of the docker image hash, rather than create marker files on disk (the same is true of initiating rebuilds on environment variable change, which I see moon has some limited support for). It just feels like language agnostic build systems saw the file-based nature of Make and said 'good enough for us' (honorable mention to Shake, which is an exception [2]).

[0] https://github.com/moonrepo/moon/issues/637

[1] https://github.com/moonrepo/moon/issues/638

[2] https://shakebuild.com/why#expresses-many-types-of-build-rul...

[3] https://github.com/moonrepo/moon/issues/640
Worth pointing out that a major part of why it works in Japan is that rail companies also own real estate around stations. High foot traffic allows them to charge high rent to stores.
Would it be a bad idea to train cops more first aid skills? Hell no, I would absolutely support that. But I am of the opinion that the George Floyd video shows that Chauvin did nothing wrong, and I think it's disgraceful how bystanders were being douchebags by harrassing the cops. I was a Minneapolis resident at the time and I am dismayed by the way that case played out legally and how influential people in the community encouraged this behavior. I think it was a blatant kangaroo court.

The abysmal state of attitudes towards police is a much more important issue. People in the ghetto oppose the police even when crime is rampant and lives are being destroyed. It makes no sense.

Teaching cops how to pack bullet wounds and stuff is easy. It would barely make any difference.
I tend to block these elements via ublock's node selector. I do thr same on youtube for all their "context" boxes that try to lie to you via appeal to authority.
I love finding gems like these. I would never come across them if not for HN. How do you guys find these?
Exactly, where there's a will, there's a way.

What is your interpretation of a will?
You know sometimes it's better to find a project's slack/ discord / mailing list / forum and ask your question there. The responses will be from the most knowledgeable people online and you'll get humane treatment.
> added trust of Microsoft

What trust is left? Trust that they'll sell your data to loan companies? https://www.xda-developers.com/microsoft-edge-buy-now-pay-la...
I'll take a look into that. Thanks for trying. For what it's worth I don't think he did. If he did they probably weren't very good :)
It might be as annoying, but I don’t find it quite as evil. At least that is just Google deciding to put an ad on their own website that is annoying… it isn’t abusing the browser to put an ad on someone else’s website
It does, they both have to pander to the same interests and win the South, but between the two the Republicans more openly integrate religion into their core identity.

Which in a way makes them more sincere than the Democrats, whose embrace of secularism and leftism so often seems like half-measures compared to what the other party is willing to commit to.
I must laugh that Microsoft adopted Google’s work and then leveraged it against them with such force.
> Not to mention using an actual language aids readability, extensibility, and static analysis, unlike a data exchange format.

Clearly, you've never used Gradle.
"just roll it back" /s

Anybody want to guess root cause?

Do we have a "root cause" bingo card?

DNS

Database

What else are super likely?
This is really helpful feedback, thanks!

Yes, keeping it updated is a hard job, but it needs to be done regularly.

Can you elaborate on the sense of proportion problem?

And as far as enough companies, can you give me an example of a specific search you might conduct and how many results you'd expect?

Thanks!
I would imagine the antitrust judgement would have given them pause in implementing something like this but here we are...
I'm not sure if you're arguing in bad faith or are simply confused about the facts.
Focusing on learning how to leverage these new tools to produce their own works faster/better/cheaper- focusing on their original ideas/designs/models- coming up with strategies to protect their source art from being used in other people stable diffusion models- learning about/utilizing nft tech to find new pathways to monetize their art-

In the end though its going to be all about original ideas imo- so creatives that don't have original IP really need to get on that and develop it- the new tools will allow anyone to create anything in realtime- people will be frozen by the prompt if they don't have original ideas/concepts/characters/worlds etc-

The temptation for those without original ideas will be to leverage chatGpt etc for "ideas" but humans are not required on that path-

So for your children- ignore the tools/technicalities and focus on ideas- original ideas-
Thanks, that is definitely on my list. I appreciate the feedback!
It is encrypted, at rest. If this was taken from an active mail server, the mail server's software needs access to the unencrypted data to work, therefore that is moot.

As to why mail servers hold email? That's how they, namely IMAP or EAS, work. If the mail server didn't have the mail, and the authorized user wanted the mail, where is it meant to come from?

The more pertinent question is: Why was a DoD mail server connected to the public internet? The DoD have their own network.
> raising game prices is pure fleecing

My curiosity is that there's some normalized change in game pricing, but it's really dependent on both inflation and increased size of gaming market.

Since unit costs are so low for digital goods, if you have +5% inflation over a period and +15% gamers, the price of AAA games technically should have gone down to maintain profits. (Assuming you hold development costs static, which isn't true but simplifies the problem)

I'm not sure what that inflation-TAM number would be. Maybe games are getting "more profitable" (at the same price point), maybe less.
Makes it more difficult to get their members to keep paying a mandatory 10% of their income, to be considered a member in good standing, when you're already sitting on a dragon's horde
Seems like this is very straightforward for any half competent ad network to filter out. Very chaotic idea though.
You probably haven’t noticed /s but that’s alright.

I strongly agree that it feels like this whole thing came from ancient times and the need to sync to day-night cycle because of how things were.

In the same time I feel like the “morning conspiracy” is being sort of inertially reinforced in modern times for no measurable metric gain of anything.

See, I don’t wanna rise and shine and shit, because it’s not only the early bird that gets the worm really; I want to wake up after enough of sleep at the time when I feel optimally the best possible for a day, and that’s about it.

Question is whether I can afford it.

Covid mess showed that many of us actually can work remotely, and if anything else, it also showed that many of us can wake up when they feel optimally good without hindering the business we’re contributing to.

I didn’t quite expect my comment to be a top comment here though, but reading from people who have simialr experiences makes me feel a bit less conspiratorial. Or more! :)
I don't know how they didn't get fined for their decade-long Chrome spam campaign. They even used to bundle it with other software downloads, a la Ask Toolbar
Hit me up, I'd love to chat (pun intended)
It was meant to be a hyperbole.
Is Google most Edge users home page?
Hope Mirrlees and her curious masterpiece
Restoring from a backup is of course something I would have resorted to if it would have been necessary, but the point I tried to make was that it was not necessary because there was a much quicker way to get back up to speed.

Also not sure if the time machine backup would reinstall all the apps and settings exactly as they were before, but maybe it would, I honestly don't know the Apple ecosystem well enough for that.

All I know was that a friend of mine had a very similar issue recently with a Macbook (don't ask me which one) and she had the problem that not all data was on the time machine, some recent stuff was there, some not so recent stuff was missing and some even older stuff was there again.
That's probably some user error but she was expecting everything to be backed up correctly so she did not even know that there was a problem.
News flash: the 1980s were 40 years ago. At this rate we'll all be dead before they're done.
I tried AdNauseam for a few days but for some reason it broke so many sites. Sites stopped loading for me and I had to uninstall it.

Like the idea though
I'm sorry, and embarrassed that this happened to you in Greece. Too late for that now, but try to stay away from tourist attractions, except museums and archeological sites.

Rhodes is pretty, I've been there, but it's gone to tourism and like so many other Greek islands, it's not a place to enjoy, just a place where "you'll get your ass grabbed" (local expression to mean "being taken advantage of").

I wouldn't have expected a tourist to be mugged, at that, normally people will take your money in non-violent ways. But I've been away from Greece for a long while and I guess things change.

Anyway, sorry. I'm currently abroad, in the UK, where I've immigrated. It makes me sad that when I hear Greece being discussed it's always something awful like your experience :(
I didn't have to anyways
I think the only legal issues is from an anti-competetive angle which the courts would have to settle. I don't think they are violating any sort of computer crime laws. It definitely feels slimy, though.