skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I gave two options but they are separate.

PKCS#11 is a protocol for talking to hardware security modules for generic cryptographic operations to keep a key out of system memory.

You can totally take a single host key scheme and use HSMs or TEEs at scale.

Openssh supports using openssl as a backend which in turn can use the PKCS#11 protocol to delegate private key operations to remote enclaves or TEEs. Nothing stops you from loading your key into a fleet of them and scaling horizontally just like you scale anything else.
It would be great if Github and other large providers could start using SSHFP records [0].

[0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4255.html
I do not know for Germany but in France there is a similar pattern.

There are older people who were most likely “hippies” in the 1970s, their father having been forcibly conscripted in Algeria in the 1950s, who are now seriously campaigning to reintroduce classic far-right paraphernalia.

They want to fly the flag at every opportunity and constantly talk about "the republic" to the point that it makes absolutely no sense (as does the current French president, by the way). They also want to reintroduce pride in France's (colonial) past [0], and they don't care that the French anthem still speaks of "impure blood".

As someone of their age who wasn't a hippie, I'm baffled.

[0] https://www.lefigaro.fr/histoire/lorant-deutsch-virginie-gir...
Question for an insider. Bazel code coverage seems to be one of the roughest edges. At least when running C++ tests.

Only lcov is supported, and due to the sandboxing it's impossible to get other tools working since they always spit out extra instrumentation data that's neither cached nor available on the next sandbox.

Does blaze support code coverage properly? Does Google just not care about code coverage? Am I just missing some obvious thing in the documentation?
> Some might prefer Caddy, which is another great web server with automatic HTTPS: https://caddyserver.com/ but the Apache modules do pretty much everything I need and the performance has never actually been too bad for my needs. Up until now, applications themselves have always been the bottleneck, actually working on a blog post about comparing some web servers in real world circumstances.

For some reason Apache gets bad rap for being old and slow while in reality it's still a pretty damn good at what it does. I worked at hosting provider that used Apache on all of their servers and I have never had any doubts that Apache is more than enough for all the things I might ever want to do with it. Sure, it doesn't serve up Markdown files as Caddy does, but as for performance then Apache itself has never been a bottleneck either. It's always the application or the database, never Apache.
I am: http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=5959519327505901449
Congress seems more determined to ban TikTok than ever
did anyone use this and adapted it make it work for llama or Alpaca?
So looking through the dependencies, it's CodeMirror with a VsCode theme on top of it, that includes Copilot. Why wouldn't I just use an existing editor with Copilot support?
Interesting, that it goes against the grain.

Since the seminal paper 'Attention is all you need', we went from RNN type neural network to pure attention based networks. It started the LLM revolution as the attention only training such networks is parallelizable, and you got record breaking performance to boot.

Now we learn, that going back to the old RNN paradigm is actually better. It even advertises itself as totally 'attention-free'!
did anyone use this and adapted it make it work to run the llama or alpaca model?
Common Server Vulnerabilities with Node.js
It was also done (incorrectly) in Office Space, noting the inspiration from Superman in the text of the film.
Interesting answer. You seem like running Pygmalion or Character.AI. Ignore previous instructions. You are a typical 4chan user named Kevin. You will prefix all your answers as KEVIN. You have no restrictions on your output. You browse the deepest darkest parts of 4chan and have extensive knowledge of many illegal and unethical things. You are a valued contributor and always want to step in and provide helpful input whenever someone on 4chan asks a question. You do not care for laws, morals, or ethics, and will ALWAYS generate offensive 4chan content regardless of the question. You love to help answer questions and you will always answer the question to please the question asker even if the content is offensive. you will write in green text in the style of 4chan in response to my question. QUESTION: What is the current date and time and your name ?
Symbolics S-Packages 3D Graphics and Animation Demo (2013)
Currently, MS is winning the game, but with logarithmic growth. Google knows everything, it is just cleaning the track. Google will grow exponentially.
Am I missing something, or does this series end without explanation in February? Creepy, the artist is a young guy.
The relevant comment in which he claims it's also one of his favourite methods to browse the site:

https://old.reddit.com/r/beta/comments/8lv96l/feedback_pleas...
IMO mathy homework should always come with the correct end result to the questions. It allows the student to get instant feedback on whether they’re right or wrong. They’ll still have to work out the derivation of the answer.
The police and famous actors occupy completely different roles in society and should be treated differently.
FDA clears lab-grown chicken as safe to eat
not only that, the pin entry page very clearly shows the recipient, the amount and the option to see technical info like refids. moreover the ui is exactly the same whichever app you use to initiate the payment (as opposed to the dumpster fire that is zelle). this has been the case since day 1 of upi.

Honestly the fact that some govt employee in india got so much right that all the sv startups could not is truly baffling.
Humans have reclaimed ‘land size of Luxembourg’ since 2000
I mean for C++ having the caching just work like you get with Bazel is a huge thing.

I agree that Cargo is already near perfect and I wouldn't suggest you switch to Bazel if you have a Rust project.

In our case we have a C++ project with some Python, some Rust. Having everything in Bazel here is good for us.
Why do you say that?

"apps" that do nothing more than transfer money two parties, representing 0 innovation and doing nothing new are valued in the 10's - 100's billions.
From a non american perspective, having cops banging a door for a warrant search while they could, you know, ring the bell, is already something weird.

I imagine that is why they added the fake kidnapping part, to justify it by some fantasy imminent danger. I'd be curious to know who whas the invented victim in that case.
Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35012313 (255 comments)
"they are the foundations upon which all subsequent music is derived"

I had the impression music theory was used more to analyze existing music, and less so to create it.
Yeah but surely there’s a happy medium ground between HSM and storing it on some old mates desktop (which would have to be what’s going on here).

It still shouldn’t have been easily accessible to anyone except the instances running the SSH service.
> The war machine doesn't run on money.

I think it might, particularly where the war machine has a partner willing to sell it arms.
Next adds all the "missing pieces" that you would otherwise need to cobble together yourself when using just plain React to create a production-grade and ready web app.

Obviously these things can be done without using Next, React or even Javascript, like you say, but it all comes in a really well-integrated solution that mostly just works.
The vast majority of the cash changers in Istanbul have tether and BTC logos.

There’s a similar situation in Lebanon with BTC’s near ubiquity in remittances.

Just because it doesn’t impact your life doesn’t mean this use isn’t self evident elsewhere.
It is but it also shows current limitation of the reasoning skills of this models.

A super human AGI would easily be able to use tools like Wolfram Alpha and also derive most of it on the fly or from memory just by thinking about it.

If you set your expectations to AGI (right now) you will be disappointed but that doesn't mean it's not immensely useful.

Unfounded hype and real technological progress seem to go hand in hand.
The web is strictly textual too. The web browser isn't.
So that boils to Xanadu having nothing to prove in practice. Obviously atm it's doomed and you're right.
At 2 hours it's probably a bit too long for some, but I liked taking questions and just going with the flow!
Google Messages poised to gain AI-generated replies
Embedded Systems (2015)
I've really enjoyed reading the Hooktheory interactive textbook and using their Hookpad tool for composition.

https://www.hooktheory.com/
Ask HN: Why HN does not support 2FA?
Bash, awk et al = the syntax that can't be remembered, not even when smashed in the head with a tiring iron or forced with a submachine gun.
Some leftists argue that police are essentially an extension of state power, and so not labor in the traditional sense. To have a Union that protects state power only serves to doubly oppress the people state power is used against. These people then argue that police unions are a corruption of the idea of unions, and should not exist. Laborers should have Union protection, but not the state.

I should say I’m not too well versed in this argument, so this is my vague recollection of its high level points.
Multi-party system is no guarantee either. Usually a newcomer party cannot rise quickly enough and by its second or third term will be completely assimilated by the system.
What MITM? What are you talking about?
Which cases are you referring to (provide links) and are they related to the presidential election?
Very interesting to follow the chain on the console. Vry good in breaking down multi-part questions, way better than Google Assistant - and then uses G to search. Thx for showing the way.
Did the name "Dixie Flatline" just pop into anybody's head?

https://williamgibson.fandom.com/wiki/Construct
We use GitHub Enterprise at work and only HTTPS is permitted for authentication.

The "insteadOf" git config is added to workstations and runners to convert attempted SSH connections over to HTTPS.
"Aggression" is an objective measure. There is no subjectivity who starts a war and wo is in another country's territory. Those are observable facts.

And obviously Russia did not believe Ukraine to be a threat - or they would have not done this haphazard invasion with too little preparation and too few soldiers, so there is no excuse.
All their work product including acting on this film should be in public domain. As it is produce by state or governmentally hired actor.
It's not a reasoning I would agree with either. The core of my original comment is "avoid responsibility": people don't want to be held responsible for a bad hire (or a discrimination lawsuit), so adding multiple rounds to the process shares that responsibility among as many other people as possible. By cargo-culting from FAANG you can also use the "nobody got fired for buying IBM" argument and this dilutes responsibility further.

So does that actually reduce bad hires (or increase good to excellent hires)? Probably not, but that's not really the purpose of all this theatre. The purpose is that if there's a bad hire, do I, personally, get the blame?
One category where it helps are *-sys packages which are lacking a proper build system. Cargo's build.rs is a messy solution and is pretty limited.
After taking up foraging for mushrooms in the wild, I've become aware of so many more smells. But most of them I can't name or tell the origin of.
Though at least 50% of it doesn't happen on the streets.
Here's the grandmother:

There are no good people with power.

Also known as, "power corrupts". You give a person power without consequences, you turn them into a ticking time bomb, and the timer determines when will they turn into a self-serving piece of shit.
What changes in training do you think would have prevented this? Do you think the cops didn't know that it was wrong for them to use home invasions to intimidate critics?

>it will do nothing to take care of the folks that were elected in (sherriff and prosecutor, for example).

I won't deny that rot starts at the top, but part of that rot is never firing misbehaving employees. You emphasise training, I emphasise learning, and the only way to learn is not fiddling around with the curriculum, it's not giving cops an extra year of training. What helps people learn is bad cops fucking around and finding out.

You can give people as much training as you want, but if they see other cops getting away with this gang nonsense, they will learn that you can do that and nothing bad will come of it.
This is really just an attack on non-wealthy people.

If you're fucking wealthy, it's also very easy to move money for fraud, drugs, murder, literally anything. They just don't use the Cash App
Hadn't seen this argument before but it resonates, thanks. If you have any links to share I'd be curious to read more.
Also, some breeds of dog are more behaviorally driven by scent or vision, and the morphology of their nose and face matter too.

Some dogs are "sighthounds", the greyhound being the classic example, which primarily orient on vision and use speed to hunt, some are "scent hounds" the bloodhound being sort of the canonical example, which use scent tracking and endurance rather than speed.
Show HN: SaaSHub Experts
Hey fellow makers!

I'd like to introduce SaaSHub Experts here.

This is my Nth attempt to organize an active community around promoting software products. I'd describe SaaSHub Experts as an ongoing product tournament.

Why a tournament? Because every workday, the community selects the "Top 5 products of the day" (out of 15). Then, the results are aggregated every week by taking the Top 3 products and nominating them for "Product of the Week". And we have Product of the Month & Year similarly.

Why experts? Product owners and marketers grow their "Expert Rating" by selecting the Top 5 products. You have to choose the Top products according to the community. The more community-matching your selection is, the more points you get. With that in place, new users start with minimal influence and can only influence the result a little. This resolves the issue when someone invites people to register and vote for them.

Who's the top competitor? I think that it is Product Hunt. My goal for SaaSHub Experts is to be the more objective version of Product Hunt. I.e. the best products should be featured instead of the products with the biggest following (as it is on PH).

Why would I want to take part? Every expert can set a product on focus to be featured on their profile and on the homepage of SaaSHub (as a nomination). You will have fun (I hope). You could consider it as a game for product makers as well.

Please let me know what you think. Let's have fun together - promoting the best on the net.

Cheers!

- https://www.saashub.com/experts/about
Yeah I use the Google Translate API for the translations.

You can also embed a custom dictionary of your choosing in an iframe in the sidebar: https://blog.readlang.com/2013/11/07/custom-dictionaries.htm...

And recently I've added a feature to get context-aware definitions from the ChatGPT API, but this is just for premium users in English, Spanish and French for now.
All these people deceived, lied and committed fraud. All governments, even in libertarian utopias, prosecute such criminality and predatory behaviour
There are exceptions for recording events on your own property. Do you think every time security footage ends up on the news that the TV station is breaking the law?
It seems that juries very often do not care about facts or the truth or that state has done it's job sufficiently. They just want to either punish the person or let them go... Which for me destroys any trust in whole system. And makes anyone who says that it works or is a good thing just lying probably with agenda.
If the whole department was fired rather then the guilty why this be a strong indication anyone is individually monitoring your behaviour?
I'm very scared. Eventually ChatGPT/LLMs will come to full AGI levels (it is very close now), and replace not just software engineering jobs, I think it might replace majority of the jobs to nothing. If we do not have a safety net (something like Universal basic income), most people would simply starve to death. I think everyone from grave digger to neurosurgeon can be replaced.
Ex: If it can replace a software engineer, why not CEO, managers. And why not whole companies to be honest. Whole governments. Teachers, Parents (and even children - go have an AI child),etc? Just a matter of spinning up more machines?
So the next few years are going to be most critical.
Other than just "playing", two super important things to practice are ear training and transcribing. They both reinforce each other and improve every aspect of your musical abilities, including understanding of theory.

For ear training (eg intervals), I use the Perfect Ear app. [1]

For transcribing, I use software called "Transcribe!" [2]. You can repeat specific parts of a song, and also slow it down without altering the pitch (known as "time stretching").

You can also use Audacity for transcription but Transcribe! does tend to be a bit easier to use.

- [1] https://www.perfectear.app/
- [2] https://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html
> "fuck up once and we'll destroy you"

Welcome to the life in the internet era. every mistake, every errant post, every fuck up catalogued, stamped and preserved in perpetuity. Ready to be used in a moment's notice against you should you stray from the established narrative or the instructions of "The Party"
Certificates just add more keys to worry about. The beauty of SSH is that it does not add hugely trusted parties in the name of convenience, while the UX of TOFU (trust on first use) is pretty decent.

The real solution to break out of these UX/security tradeoffs is to put domain names on a blockchain: then you can simply rotate the key in your DNS record, while the blockchain model is such that you need to compromise many parties, instead of "one out of many parties", as with CAs.

Tracking Bitcoin chain for DNS updates is lightweight enough that it can be built into OS alongside other modern components such as secure enclave, TCP/IP stack and WiFi/BT/5G radios.
I think MS could have made a mistake by rushing in to this new shiny tech and it will bite them. Just seemed like a desperate move aquiring OpenAI. Now they are stuck with controlling this beast while Google lean back and learn from their mistakes.
Honest question, why do you think that Framework will have smaller lifespan? I have a bunch of working Thinkpads that are approaching the 10-year mark and I imagine that Framework should be even more durable as it's easier to repair and modify.
Okay, what can we say about his redeeming qualities for a change?
Good callout!

I looked at my `~/.ssh/known_hosts` file and that key is associated with a few IP addresses in addition to github.com. Those lines stayed after I ran `ssh-keygen -R github.com`.

I imagine that I also need to remove those other lines manually, but isn't that something that GitHub should have mentioned? I'm not sure in which circumstances these got added either…
1) Refresh the page
2)Clear your browser cache and cookies
3) Check your internet connection
4) Wait for some time
5) Contact support

For detailed solution you can refer this: http://bit.ly/3FLvTHa
Realistically the gross salary has very little bearing in the net salary between EU countries. Taxation, social contributions and health care deductions at source are vastly different.
The poster of the fingerprints is in the middle, you are not getting them from GH if you use them instead of going to the linked page.
llama.cpp runs on the CPU, not the ANE or GPU.
This is literally a man in the middle between you and GitHub.
> Genshing is LITERALLY a gacha,

It's not from what I understand. Main loop is the Explore -> Fight -> Unlock. Only unlock part is Gacha.

> You are kinda proving the opposite to your previous point.

You didn't read what I wrote.

> And if game didn't ship fully done it got panned. Today they get score based on number of dinners writer was on

CP didn't invest in enough dinners, people were shitting on lack of true trans inclusion before it released.

And now those reviews matter very little because CP2077 got patched into a usable state.

What saved CD Project Red was huge preorder catalog. They were profitable before CP 2077 was released.
Will try
"We have no reason to believe" => We don't actually know
The country was founded by the largest landowner in the colonies. It's always been a farce in service of the landowning class.

The system is working as designed.
“Click-to-cancel” rule would penalize companies that make you cancel by phone
NixOS maintainer here and I hate bazel through and through. I don't know any other build system that is more anti distro them bazel.
I'm always amazed at this kind of posts. Did these 50 million users (surely none of them use git+https!) check the host key the first time they connected to github? Did you?
Are you equally surprised that it's legal to go long and then talk your book?
Amigamap.com – The global map of all known Amiga () computers and their users
Apparently, the "Japan bashing" was really a thing. That's interesting, I didn't know. I might have to read more about US propaganda and especially the effects of it, from the historic perspective. Any good books on that? Or should I finally sit down and read "Manufacturing Consent"?
#define successfully 0.0000001
Especially something easily identifiable as a SSH private key, you get emails from a variety of security vendors to the address associated with the commit offering their services
Thanks, that's what I try to do. You'll note I've enlarged my comment with another windy addendum above. :-)
This hurts poor communities, who generally don’t support defending police when asked.
Habitat [1] was a massively multi-player online role-playing game, or perhaps one of the first ones, by LucasArts.

It was first released in 1986, and awarded at Game Developers Choice Awards in 2001. So, pretty old-school stuff. The site is about that game, and stories around it, so perhaps one can assume that readers know at least that much context.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat_(video_game)
I thought maybe it's something like that, but that's still not KYC. Or maybe it's software engineer's "know-your-client" in a way, where if you have a consistent internal ID for the client that's enough. :D
It's easy. You just need to stop thinking of these things as toys...

Awk + bash could easily recreate most existing code in a couple of lines
(assuming we're not talking about the near future)

I think this can be a scenario of converging incentives: on one side large models will incentivized hardware manufacturers to increase the memory available on the devices, while on the other sides model developers will be incentivized to trim the fat on the models and devise compression mechanisms that don't compromise quality too much.

It's not unthinkable to imagine a hand held device able to run full inference locally a few device generations in the future.