skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If this is the Intel key that's burned on the CPU (or PCH, I forgot) e-fuses, and that manufacturers use to sign their own BIOS and UEFI payloads, do you think this will enable us editing the manufacturer bioses to tweak variables, resign some of their EFI payloads or just remove some of these payloads? (like the ones involved in checking the PCI or USB ids is on an approved whitelist of WWAN and WLAN cards cards)

Like what https://erfur.github.io/2019/03/28/down_the_rabbit_hole_pt3.... could do before BootGuard?

I ask because this would enable a lot more security: I could mod my bios, and add a extras EFI module signed with my key that wouldn't trigger bootguard: then later during the boot, an encrypted grub or whatever could check them, say with a TPM enrolled key having their hashes: this could make the computer refuse to boot further if say the MAC address of the network card (or the CPU serial, or the NVME serial) doesn't match what I added.

Yes, an evil maid attack could do the same to me (by removing these checks I've added and replacing them say by nops), but that would alter their hash.

And if the secure boot payloads signed with my own key first check the existence of these modules, and then verifies that their signature (kept inside my signed payloads matches) my versions (and not the evil maid or the manufacturer original) I'd still get the benefits of secureboot - just with my own keys all the way down.

The it'd be super interesting to have!!
You can't run a cable from earth to the kind of orbit solar satellites need to be in. If you want to know more about actual plans for something similar, look at the 1970s plans for power beamed from orbit using microwaves, and the massive Star Raker space planes that would have been required.
> There is always an element of rejection when it comes to approaching someone online.

If your primary reason for wanting to be in office is fly on the wall lurking and not wanting to feel rejected then those aren't very good reasons. Ask to be apart of solutions, groups, teams, emergency responses and projects. You'll learn 10x as much working with those co-workers to solve the problem than you would by listening to some coworkers doing it.

> So, you might not be willing to drive to an office for my feelings. But if you're not willing to drive to an office for the majority of your team's feelings, you might just be an asshole?

I work in a group of 10 developers and 0 out of 10 want to be in office, but hey, I don't mind if you want to take shots at me. I'm not against working in an office, I just want to have real reasons why it's needed.
This is super interesting! How'd you stumble on this?
Probably some ancient Indian tale - because most of the wandering tales we're using today come from ancient Indian stories (by way of Persians, Arabs, Greeks, etc. - as the trade goes, do the stories). If that's the case, the origin is probably impossible to determine.
No part of your example indicated the intent was to use the computers to teach children. Teachers can teach adults and they can use computers to do other things. In your examples, excepting your hidden intent, they were synonyms. Do you have a better example demonstrating this?
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Sounds more like "centralized" identity management.
Out of all the traits, I think an inability empathize - simply to put yourself in someone else’s shoes - is the defining characteristic. Whether you are dealing with a child, a spouse, a service worker, a friend - the afflicted cannot understand how someone else feels. The “me” focus is overarching and permeates all thoughts and actions.

One memory sticks out that perfectly encompasses his malady, is when my wife cooked a big meal for a gathering which included in-laws, friends, and neighbors. When she announced dinner was going to be served, he filled a plate with food and ate by himself at the table, before anyone else had sat down or been served. When asked later why he did that, he came up with a few reasons which essentially were “I was hungry”.

I’m leaving out all manner of physical, emotional, manipulative, financial abuse he inflicted but the above anecdote is such a pure distillation of the lack of social grace combined with intense self-indulgence.
Links to actual villainy would be convincing. You know what isn’t? Claims that he espouses opinions which was also held by some other person who might have been bad in some way.
If we couldn't for some reason, that would mean that the AI was, without being prompted by a human, actively suppressing the people's attempts to act in their own self interest (by collectively deciding not to listen to the AI anymore).

I suppose it's possible that an AI would do that, but it's certain that humans do that. So in this case I'd rather gamble on the devil I don't know.
So if you can't afford to go to the specialist to get the prescription you're screwed...

A lot of safety related legislation and regulation seems made with the middle class in mind, ignoring that the poor exist.
> The upgraded model DTL-15000 with the Performance Analyzer is especially rare and was a more expensive unit so developers tended to only have a couple and used them for debugging performance issues with their games.

I had a chance to work with one of these. It was amazing to get a non-intrusive profile that provided cycle-level data of all the chips in the Emotion Engine, as well as memory access and DMA state. The real take-away was how much more important memory access was to compute. Memory locality, cache preloading, and predictable control flow had a huge bearing on performance, and that's true more broadly for high-throughput DSP-style workloads including that in high-performance gaming.
So you’re used to Linux. But there are people who can do your job faster than you who use windows or macOS. Just like there are people who will work slower and be limited compared to you.

Use what you prefer. I can use any and get my job done. All 3 have their own pros and cons.
It's impressive how so many years after he left, the legendary articles by John Siracusa are still having an impact.
FaaS is cool, but what I would love is if wasm can be used as a universal FFI boundary. Excellent tooling permitting, you could basically bring in dependencies from other language ecosystems when necessary. They could also be fully sandboxed.
1password no contest
The reason why I called it bad faith is because I am not seeing the possiblity of a positive follow up to your response to that question. In my experience, it's usually a way for them to make a rebuttal that shows a larger lack of sympathy. More than a few times the follow up to me acknowledging that I was likely difficult to raise was them using that to dismiss or invalidate the seriousness of situation. I am not sure why the default assumption someone would have is that you failed to see the situation from your parent's perspective. But I also recognize that I may just personally be tired of having to respond to that question.

If the discussion goes on long enough, one of the more interesting conclusions is the classical ethics question, what kind of net benefit will justify an evil act? Not really on topic for HN though.

https://fee.org/articles/why-the-ethics-of-would-you-kill-ba...
The Difference Between Concurrency and Parallelism
Yep, the slot-based PIIIs (that were Slot 1 just like the earlier PIIs).
This this takes me back, having to lie in school and the library all the time about the cause for all bruises and cuts

Didn't say a word, always felt the alternative of foster care was much worse

Now, I'm paying for my mother's husband's rent

Doesn't help that saying the word abuse has men ostracized in my community

sigh
But who pays for these social services to pay the doctors that heal him?
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Not really. It's only a reference to the original string, a start index, and an end index. It doesn't store a second (partial) copy of the string.
Sucralose (Splenda) increases insulin resistance.
No, a triple bypass is cheap if you’re rich.
Wrangling popular datasets and providing them in a meaningful way.
Tokyo is dense, but it's not relevant because it's absolutely huge, and you still need to get around. The subway system is amazing.

In my opinion, if people care about the environment, it needs to be bikes, and delivery / utility vehicles only. Everyone else should be on public transit.
> Noah Webster [...] created a prescriptive dictionary intended to "correctly instruct" [...]

Webster lived 200 years ago, and today prescriptivism is rejected by the overwhelming majority of linguists, because it's based on a fundamental misunderstanding of what language is. Prescriptivism is about as well supported as phrenology, and shares many of its discriminatory goals. It was something people made up, that turned out to not make any actual sense, and that was subsequently abandoned by almost everyone.

Webster can instruct people on how to correctly write "Webster Language". But he cannot instruct people on how to correctly write English. English is whatever its users say and write. No other sensible definition exists.
Yeah, this is the kind of thing that Eliezer Yudkowsky is kind of right about. You have a draw a clear line about what advice you are going to be taking from any kind of AI whatsoever, otherwise it's really confusing to people why this time was fine because the AI is not "general" but in some unspecified future time it's not okay. Especially if you want to tell people that some future IA will kill everyone with synthetic biology.
But also it's protection to prevent you from further damaging your hearing, just like most drugs require a prescription.

The real problem isn't the regulation requiring professional oversight of potentially damaging devices (or medications), but the fact that medical care is affordable for many.
My mother worships her parents who had deep issues. Not asian, but also from poor and harsh life conditions.

She suffers from my father's abuse (father who also had troubled parents) and accepts everything cause she has no other solution in her mind. She hates violence and thus doesnt want to fight back(she tries more these days though)

Of course i'm also fucked up. We all try to analyse and understand our parents wounds.. even though it seems fruitless.

A good enough family lineage is a rare form of wealth.
I am not sure neither. But this might overcome the etcd's soft storage limit of 8GB? [1]

[1] https://github.com/etcd-io/etcd/issues/9771
This should be taught in CS101 but unfortunately rarely is…
I’m on Bluesky, it’s what I’ve seen. Lots of folks from the trans communities there advocated strongly for the protection of blocking, saying muting didn’t go far enough (I disagreed but nobody cared).
Don’t forget the raping and pillaging of other tribes when times got tough.

Very few of the tribes in the more barren west lived on land bountiful enough for this utopian fantasy.
Economists model incentive structures, I'd expect them to actually model things that aren't traditional economics quite well.

IF there actually is a consensus by economists that bureaucrats won't regulate well then I'd believe them
Playing a game you haven't bought is illegal, there is no grey area here.
I'm a software engineer, not a sysadmin. My use of the shell is to run my software and git, not setup systems. YMMV
Surplus can come in the form of a small number of large surpluses, or a large number of small ones. The fisherman is quite capable of being part of the latter example.
Maybe what you're looking for blogging is Ghost.

https://ghost.org/
While I appreciate the message, the experience of creating and running a successful business really does get a bad rap.

Yes, there are pains and stresses along the way... as with most things worth doing. However, the feeling of having created something is just as satisfying to some as sculpting or fishing to others.

There's also something to be said about creating meaningful employment for the people in your community.
Wasmtime is i think the only engine that does proper jit, everything else does interpreter and aot (like wazero)
Will it drop out on zoom calls?
> While not every violation of copyright is a derivative work, only derivative works are justified under fair use.

Absolutely not.

Just as an example, the Sony v. Universal case involved direct copying from the TV stream to a VHS tape. Not only that, but it saved Sony itself from the contributory infringment claim too, not just the hypothetical users from their hypothetical direct infringment.

As for the DMCA issues, they're probably unconstitutional. Because fair use is constitutionally required (as held by SCOTUS in Eldred and Golan), a law that results in the doctrine being basically impaled by proxy can not stand.

This is the same rationale the court used in the VHS case. Because a fair use was found, Sony was allowed to continue making their devices. If it was tried today, the DMCA's anti-trafficking provisions wouldn't be allowed to stand IMO, as they would conflict constitutionally with the fair use requirement and factual finding in its favor by the court.
Even if you win the rat race, you're still a rat.
What's the difference? Doesn't ChatGPT uses GTP-4?
I lot of people hate themselves and the world and complain about everything. I wouldn't worry too much about what the HN unimind thinks about something.
I love Kansas!
No they aren’t. They are pointing out that it’s a childlike fantasy that ends in pain and agony because a society based on subsistence is missing basic things like anti-bacterials, insulin, anesthesia for surgery, etc.
I think it actually works on Windows/powershell for now. We can't guarantee it because we can't test it, but we have a windows user who is always submitting fixes for windows
If you want to go even deeper there's the book series by Jonathan Levin
Congratulations to Gernot Heiser and the team! Well deserved
Wit and wisdom from Buffett and Munger at Berkshire's annual meeting
It's also quite improbable when one lives stress free. Also, looking at the water clears your head and makes you more productive in the end.

Maybe if one engages in rock fishing or cliff jigging and slips off a wet rock, they could get a debilitating accident.

Didn't like for years it but I've finally taken up sport fishing myself last year, after a Greek taught me how they do it and let me try. Shore spinning can be very relaxing and one can enjoy water sports at the sea even in a Bf 4 breeze or during swell conditions when the red flag is up.

https://youtu.be/ayZ-x8CWH4k

Now if I go to the seaside I also bring my tackle along with the wetsuit and swimming goggles. In some countries you need a fishing permit (Croatia, Italy). In Greece you only need it for commercial fishing.
Sure, but playing a game you haven't bought is clearly illegal, there is no grey area there.
Maybe I'm, getting confused by the messaging then; the article talks about "forcing people to make a change", which to me implies that this is some sort of transition where eventually the "old" names will no longer work, or at least that using a custom nickname per server won't work. If that's the case, then I don't consider this to be done in a "non-breaking way", although maybe I wasn't specific enough in my previous comment.
This is a deep question. Our parents represent too much and too deep stuff in our brains. All our childhood, birth, absolute love.. i struggle to understand how some people can easily cut their parents away. It feels like grief. Very hard problem to solve. Some therapists talk about adding distance as a compromise..
I have no problem with AI designed vaccines, but you can take it first. ;)
Storm water drains use a separate system of pipes to drain straight to rivers, lakes, etcetera.
Reading the whole conversation I’m curious if this is potentially an intentional cost control mechanism. There’s a standalone page for Bing Diffusion images via dalle and it limits you to 15 free prompts and then requires you to pay.
Anybody know about the innards of traumatic memory and flashes?
I expect paring them to be harder than torrenting a copy of the game I bought and installing an emulator to run it, but easier than debugging whatever garbage ubisoft included that prevents my licensed copy from working on my unmodified switch.
Luke’s Awakening fan art merges Star Wars with Zelda to delightful 8-bit effect
The pencil analogy is not particularly compelling.

"Comprise" and "compose" are two different words with different meanings, and people often use the former when they ought to use the latter.
The AI designed stuff will also go through peer review and testing.
Could you elaborate, please? There are several comments wanting to know the difference.
Dispensing with the euphemism, people have noticed and commented on hypocrisy for millennia. Also on conspicuous consumption (Veblen et al), and virtue signaling. Nothing new, just expressed in different ways.

Nothing to do with "tech workers," just human nature.
Though they don't, in my experience, ask for any indication that this comes from a prescription, that it's up to date, etc. You're free to use numbers from an ancient prescription, just guess at your refraction, whatever.

Some other online glasses sales places will make you show them a sufficiently-recent prescription.
The Panama and Suez canals are good candidates.
Please cite your assertion "Nobody said that the fisherman is engaged in subsistence living."
You can run older Word versions (up to 2016 I believe) very well inside wine. It’s even easy to install (PlayOnLinux e.g. guided you through the install). No need for a windows license.
History is such a great way to learn anything.

It’s interesting - like a mystery revealed, but also provides the why - why things are the way they are.

I was looking into accounting the other day, and you can go back to the first document that mentioned credit and debit and introduced modern accounting. There are so many topics like this that seem confusing and arbitrary but it all began extremely simply and pragmatically. Music theory is another example of a fun topic to study historically. And programming languages and operating systems.

It’s important to use two learning paths though: historical and modern scientific. Historical usually explains terminology and legacy aspects of such topics, but then topics can also be explained by using modern technology to experiment and observe.

Think about unix - it was primarily designed for very low power low memory environments. And databases too. You can learn a lot poking at an existing system, but when you watch the early content on it, you see the why.
So basically once the voters, who vote those politicians in knowing in advance that they'll stop this energy progress, get out of the way.
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The thing that always gets in the way of that idea is when they get big and the (often technologically illiterate or agenda driven) media puts out hit pieces about them encouraging hate/csem to spread by not actively moderating private conversations.

That's why the only solution is fully E2EE platforms for anything you have an expectation of privacy towards.
I have oral allergy syndrome and get a reaction when I eat a bunch of different fruits raw. I'm allergic to fucking apples. LOL
I live in Taiwan, I've been learning Mandarin for 8 years and use it daily.

I kind of can't stand the mainland accent, and I can't understand simplified characters. You may have an easier time finding interesting content if you are learning mainland Chinese.

The big problem with Mandarin is that there's a content drought. I ask all my friends here what TV shows, games, YouTubers, movies they recommend. It's kind of hard to find good content in Mandarin.

Off the top of my head, though, there are a few really good ones. Here in Taiwan, though, the best stuff is either mixed with Taiwanese (Southern Hokkien) or purely in Taiwanese. That's a bit inaccessible for L2 folks such as myself, but I'm doing the best I can.

If you're not interested in Taiwanese content, sorry if these are of no use to you.

In no order:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Children
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marry_My_Dead_Body
https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%A4%8D%E5%8A%87%E5%A0%B4%E2... (Taiwanese heavy, maybe 100% Taiwanese)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_in_Love_(2021_film) (I think 100% Taiwanese, sorry!)

I think the content/culture drought is one of the most difficult factors in learning Chinese, personally. I used to study Japanese very seriously, and there was always a never-ending stream of amazing anime, games, TV shows, music, you name it.

I will say, though, if you're into music, the Taiwan indie music scene is world-class. Really good stuff.
All grading is done on a relative scale. It's relative to the questions the professors thought to ask, or that the accreditation boards required them to ask.
Just an observation : The apology text from the father was unconditional. The reply from the daughter was conditional appreciation.
I'm not sure we should tell them that "own" is something people do with data (data not being scarce and not having a distinct location in space/time like other things that are owned). But I agree that future generations would benefit from being more thoughtful about what they share with whom.
What a relief this will mean for the billions of working parents! Even without the heroic title of "founder" people who have kids and also work now have confirmation that they can "balance" their job and parenting responsibilities.
None of this should be an issue anyway, no one has any trouble linking discord server invites. Add the ability to easily link your user profile. Or even better, friend invites. Discord already has single use invites for servers. I doubt this change has anything to do with friend invites, they want to start adding features of other social media networks instead of just being a chat platform.
And unfortunately just as many seniors
I'll be eagerly waiting for such analysis - including the nixing of ME or at least setting the HA bit on intel gen 10 to 13!!
Yes. Before there may have been sesame, it was a lottery. Now there definitely is or is not sesame, which is what's important to people with allergies.

Though it's weird that the FDA don't just allow a 'may contain traces' warning, many countries do.
Hearing and vision are both very sensitive senses, that are easy to permanently damage.

Everyone should have access to treatment they need, but having a licensed doctor review severe cases to find the right fit and prevent further degradation or full deafness, especially if their hearing is already weak, is a reasonable safeguard.
Never heard of clients using Gravatar, but then that's relying on a centralised service. It further proves my point that email is not a good example of "federation done right".
I don't agree with you. Comprise is a directional word, similar in that sense to surjective. If someone were to write injective when they mean surjective, I might be able to correctly interpret the intended meaning based on context, but that doesn't make the language consistent and it serves as a hurdle to understanding the text.
I vouched for this, also considering yargs comments... but this comment is on pretty thin ice. If you want to avoid that in the future, maybe it helps to make your comment more substantial instead of a single sentence which can easily be interpreted as malicious.