skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's what a typical attempt looks like unless they're progressively timed out with fw blocks
Because nobody else can provide it without being sued into oblivion.
Coming from AltTab, what does Witch do better?
Casa Bonita opening includes lottery and ticketed dinner before public debut
In Seattle where I live, homeless is definitely the result of drug use
Recent and related:

Had a call with Reddit to discuss pricing - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36141083 - May 2023 (1265 comments)

Third-party Reddit apps are being crushed by price increases - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36162235 - June 2023 (396 comments)
The obvious fearmongering and irrationality, especially from so-called "experts", was quite intense and prolific in Canada, too.

Even as early as June of 2020, the public health authority in Canada's most-populous city (fourth highest population in North America) revealed that the counting of deaths was being done using a methodology that sounds quite dubious:

"Individuals who have died with COVID-19, but not as a result of COVID-19 are included in the case counts for COVID-19 deaths in Toronto."

https://twitter.com/TOPublicHealth/status/127588839006028596...

By mid-2021, we started seeing news reports like the following:

"Patients died from neglect, not COVID-19, in Ontario LTC homes, military report finds: ‘All they needed was water and a wipe down’"

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadian-mili...

Stuff like that was just the tip of the iceberg.

Sadly, the widespread foolishness continued throughout Canada for most of 2022.

Even now, there are still remnants of it remaining in some cases, along with the irreparable long-term harm caused by the numerous unjustifiable policies put in place then.
> Given that California is essentially governed by a single party

Not really, no - unless you mean in the sense that the Republicans and Democrats are controlled opposition for one another, in which case sure, but that's true nationwide.

> All I can say is this: somebody is pocketing this money. I don't know who, how, or why.

Who: landowners.

How: by artificially capping property taxes and pushing the burden onto the working class via income and sales taxes, and then using rent to capture money that should be going to said working class via wages and welfare.

Why: because they have a vested interest in doing so, and have the political influence to make it happen.

Solution: abolish sales/income tax, replace with 100% land value tax, disburse surplus as UBI. Would solve the vast majority of California's socioeconomic problems pretty much overnight.
you're onto something

I was looking at some of the open documentation[1] and they show schematics and differential equations alongside each other.

I just keep burning out whenever I try to make sense of these things;

[1] https://the-analog-thing.org/THAT_First_Steps.pdf
Not specifically talking about WorldGuard, but this video comparing Intel SGX, Arm TrustZone, and RISC-V PMP is quite good: https://youtu.be/MREwcSo0uz4
Yes this is what we see in the car control clinics.

I've been involved in these since the 90s. Back then the braking exercises were about teaching threshhold braking since most cars didn't have ABS.

I speculated that once ABS becomes mainstream we'll need to remove these exercises from the classes since there won't be anything left to teach, just press the brake and the car will do all the work.

I never foresaw that "just press the brake" was going to be so difficult for so many people that the braking exercises are still to this day very useful and most people fail badly the first few attempts!

For anyone reading, if you've never braked hard, braking hard in an ABS car means push on that brake pedal with the full force of your leg muscles as hard as you possibly can and then keep that pressure on, don't let go.

(Also, please sign up for a car control clinic.)
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How many homes could $17B make?
DORA's Accelerate State of DevOps Survey 2023 is now open
Take a moment to reflect on your work, and share your experience to enrich this year’s research. Most participants are able to complete the survey in about 15 minutes.
Wrong. Look up endmyopia.org and watch this video: https://youtu.be/x5Efg42-Qn0
How short we talking?

Since there's multiple opportunities to inject code, it's possible to split out the payload across multiple fields: https://www.highseverity.com/2011/06/xss-in-confined-spaces....

Ten characters per block is enough for:

<script>/*
*/eval(/*
*/'....'+/*
*/'....'+/*
*/'....'+/*
...
*/)/*
*/</script>

Best to escape everything at render time.
If there's any "Greyhound Express" it's going in the other direction: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2017/dec/...
Thanks! Judging from what you see, which one is slightly more useful, Red Hat or Debian/Ubuntu? I assume Debian also has those certifications?

I'm looking forward to transferring to a DevOps from a Data Engineer btw.
West of the Cascades, it's mild. To the east of them the climate is decidedly less mild, though, so I'd be interested to see how the numbers would compare between the two regions.
The structures built on land usually depreciate over time. It’s the land value that appreciates. So building new stock would still increase demand for land which would increase prices everywhere.
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Last month I posted a 'real' hiring ad (with an actual salary). I got such an overwhelming response from Intern level candidates that I though I'd put the word out; I'm looking for contributors for an OSS project I work on. If this is an inappropriate venue for this ad, I'm happy to take this down.

Bonsai is a long-running passion project of mine that's recently reached a level of stability with which I'm comfortable including an additional contributor or two. The project is largely inspired by Handmade Hero, and the rules are the same. With very few exceptions, every line of code included in the project has been written by me. This includes everything from the standard library to the font rasterizer, the collision detection, and even a C metaprogramming language.

https://github.com/scallyw4g/bonsai

As you can imagine, there's a great number of things that could be worked on, and I'm very open to suggestions. That said, a few tasks relatively high on the to-do list are as follows:

* Make some games!

* Implement transparency in the renderer based on this paper : https://www.jcgt.org/published/0002/02/09/paper.pdf

* Implement an MP3 decoder

* Using the metaprogramming language I wrote, implement a GUI tool to introspect the engine data at runtime.

* Port to Apple

A few more .. ;)

I'm looking for anyone who is passionate about (or passionately learning about) low-level programming, graphics, game engines, and/or compilers. If you're just starting out with these topics, I'm happy to be a mentor and help you stumble blindly down the path of becoming an excellent engineer. Working on Bonsai has been an absolutely amazing experience for me; it's literally changed my entire life, and I'd love to share it with other folks. If you're looking for a cool new project to work on, and don't need income from it, let's connect.

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Obligatory buzzwords : C, C++, OpenGL, WebGL, WASM, 3D graphics, multi-threading
This little comment thread made me smile! Psion 3 (no letter) was my first PDA when I was about 12 and then I upgraded to a Psion 3c. After graduating from BASIC on my father's Acorn A3000 and A5000 my first apps on my own computing device were OPL shareware. It's where I got my love of what would become open source for me. I also did work experience at the Psion Factory when I was 15 because I grew up nearby (yes, they were actually manufactured in Greenford in West London, in a warehouse behind the B&Q on the A40).
They’re just trying to compete with twitter, can’t let Elon have all the nut jobs.
Well, you just learnt something about yourself from a HN article which pushed you towards a new resolution so it can't be a waste after all..
Sometimes the default after creating the VM. Sometimes it is, if you start in the recovery mode (usually with a random long password)
>"[The Court held, 5–4, that the use of eminent domain to transfer land from one private owner to another private owner to further economic development does not violate the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment."

That case is from 2005. IIRC (and I did see it under construction) the WTC was built in the late 1960s/early 1970s, so I'm not sure how relevant that case might be.

Were there any lawsuits regarding eminent domain over the building of the WTC prior to its construction? I have no idea, but the 2005 case wouldn't even be relevant to the rebuild after 9/11.
> Every person on the planet believes they’re an above average driver

Not everyone. I don't think I'm an above average driver at all.
Sure. Common Chinese factory workers live in 6-12 people dormitory. Homeless people get evicted from the capital city. Major city have rule in place to prevent non local people buying property,
Let’s do that.
There’s people on this forum who are homeless and quite popular. This person got quite angry when I asked about force detox. They said they didn’t want to have stipulations put on sober housing and would rather be homeless. My comment was greeted with hostility from many people.
Mostly government incentives... the taiwanese government had amazing foresight when most other countries didn't and was well positioned to attract their nationals back from the USA (at the time intel / TI veterans) to build out taiwain's hardware manufacturing sector.. which eventually led to the founding of TSMC.. and the rest is history. Right time and place, but more importantly, a government with amazing judgement and foresight.
If the CEO changes often the media will quickly portray that as the biggest problem - "The company that cannot find a CEO that will stick" and the shareholder value will be destroyed.

I completely agree that the whole thing is influenced heavily by how its going to "look" - perception.
> At the time, how were they supposed to know, by looking into their crystal ball?

You pay attention to the news reports showing that despite locking down the passengers of the Pacific Princess cruise ship in their cabins, the disease continued to spread from cabin to cabin?

What other theory than airborne spread fits that data?
> The trouble is that AMD just didn't take AI seriously.

No worries, AI is not very complicated tech. It's just a core that can do arithmetic (something AMD already knows how to do very well) copied a very large number of times on a chip, plus some interconnect.

CPUs with all their speculative execution and random memory access patterns are much more complicated.
Thank you for these recommendations. Can’t wait to listen to both episodes.
Is this some defect in abstract thinking? No experience with philosophy? Whatever the case it appears to be bad faith or blatant misunderstanding the basics of a well-worn topic to me especially given how you tried to reframe it as a condemnation.
Approved for red light? There are no restrictions on buying red LED's.. Whose approval are you waiting on?

Skin health, scar healing, muscle pain relief, take your pick of reasons to use R/IR light therapy. It takes hardly any effort.
My dad's theory is they they see us as some sort of exotic animal park, take a drive(fly) through safari - keep your appendages inside the vehicle at all times - take some photos and have some tales to tell when you get back home. ;)
This would be perfect for my work phone (i.e. a semi-disposable line), especially since my phone is connected to my home network through Tailscale (i.e. WireGuard) pretty much 24x7
Well, that's technically false [1]. Metal laser cutting/surfacing is common. My point was (besides ionizing radiation), it's not the wavelength that matters, it's the intensity. I changed "steel" to "rocks" to help make the point clear.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5vsUta5lmo

https://fairmontmachinery.com/30kw-on-1-inch-steel/
The mechanisms for developing myopia have been pretty well understood for a while now.

I suspect the lack of an investigation into prevention had more to do with people not really caring until now. I bet that myopia prevalence in China is approaching 100%, especially for "children of the lockdown", and so it's getting critical attention as a public health crisis.

There were doctors who had technique for preventing/halting myopia from developing in children, but it wasn't this mainstream thing, and it certainly wasn't pushed on people.
Yeah, simply “social approval” isn’t the right way to put it. What I mean is more nuanced - a feeling of “doing the right thing” and demonstrating that one is “doing the right thing”, as conditioned by one’s own social circle.
The New Rules of Success in a Post-Career World
Lucky for Notre Dame, HN is not charge of reconstruction...
Actually as one who lives in all aluminum wiring residential unit, that is true about a fire.

but they can be caught early using a cheap $45 IR camera from E-Bay/Amazon. I caught one early and a retightened of a wirenut is all that is needed.

But to go up to 2020 NEC code, you must replace all wirenuts with the purple Alumniconn lug strip.

Purple wirenut is now not to code for permanent jobs; only temporary. For that, all future wiring jobs must be redone with Alumniconn lug strip and tightened to 15 lb/ft
I am not an electrician, but wouldn't all US wiring already be 240v-compatible (at currently rated amperages) if the connectors were upgraded?

US residential has 240v at the home fuse box from the upstream 3-phase.

But I imagine it'd require a big adjustment at the utility level if everyone started drawing from +120v & -120v, instead of the current balance around the neutral.
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Realtime honeypot
I have listened to his lectures but found it hard to follow his train of thoughts and pace and I am sure I am in the minority :). What worked somewhat is listening to 2x speed.
Nice idea. From the docs:

Endlessh is an SSH tarpit that very slowly sends an endless, random SSH banner. It keeps SSH clients locked up for hours or even days at a time. The purpose is to put your real SSH server on another port and then let the script kiddies get stuck in this tarpit instead of bothering a real server.

Since the tarpit is in the banner before any cryptographic exchange occurs, this program doesn't depend on any cryptographic libraries. It's a simple, single-threaded, standalone C program. It uses poll() to trap multiple clients at a time.

https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh
The left hand is acting like it doesn't know what the right hand is doing.

It could also be a smokescreen so they can backpedal if the results are bad enough.
I just read a claim in the Wall Street Journal the other day that said Elon Musk supposedly just bought up their entire available fleet of GPU instances.

Edit: adding link [1] sorry for the paywall

[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-ai-boom-runs-on-chips-but-i...
I have video surveillance with motion detection set up on our cottage, it's a treat to watch the wildlife take over the garden when we are not there. But once in a while something curious happens: two small orbs, or lights, start to move up and down in complete synchronicity. It defies all logic, occurs only intermittently and after a while I started considering the possibility that I was being visited by some alien intelligence that only shows itself at night in remote wilderness locations.

Until I realized that it was a strand of a spiders wed that, when suspended in front of the camera in an arch, causes the infrared light of the camera to reflect back at two points. As the wind blows gently the reflections move up and down.

It is with mixed feelings, both satisfaction and dismay, I accept that the mystery is no more.
Pure Rust implementation of a minimal GPT language model
femtoGPT is a pure Rust implementation of a minimal Generative Pretrained Transformer.

Everything is implemented from scratch, including the tensor processing logic along with training/inference code of a minimal GPT architecture.
Player talks with an AI-powered NPC (by Nvidia) [video]
Recent and related. Others?

Scan iPhone backups for traces of compromise by “Operation Triangulation” - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36164340 - June 2023 (129 comments)

Targeted attack on our management with the Triangulation Trojan - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36161392 - June 2023 (105 comments)

“Clickless” iOS exploits infect Kaspersky iPhones with never-before-seen malware - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36154455 - June 2023 (38 comments)

Kaspersky Blog: “Triangulation” Attack on iOS - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36154166 - June 2023 (4 comments)
The trick with this is that most people do not question what "I" refers to in such a statement.
> Or are they simply restoring it to the configuration that already failed?

780 years is not that bad for a building. (or, more precisely, the roof frame)

Macron & co had some idea for new things. They were all horrible. While I do think with good taste one could do some new things nicely ( e.g maybe a titanium-based roof instead of the lead one ), a restoration is the next best choice when proposed new things are crazy ugly/out-of-touch.

Btw, in our age, and since at least the early middle-age in France and old Europe, the use of old, large trees is the main political reason to keep alive some old, large forest with old trees.
For ordinary wood they do plantations of fast-growing stuff and cut at maybe 40y or so.
OneSignal (YC S11) is hiring a data and analytics specialist
Wasmati: Write Your WebAssembly in TypeScript
The post is my story of what I learned by winning $100K at a competition for implementing a cryptography algorithm in Wasm

It's a new way to write Wasm, built for the JavaScript ecosystem.

The post introduces the wasmati library by implementing a simple low-level crypto algorithm (finite field addition) and benchmarking against performance of JS bigints
I meant 30% of the money, since we inexplicably let people write it off on their taxes when they bribe elitist colleges to let their various family members in.
This submission is about an update that was posted just two hours ago. It contains some new information and is from another Reddit user (but also an app dev).
I don't think homes will help on their own.

A more comprehensive system is needed. You get a place to stay and a living wage, even for doing absolutely nothing.

Because otherwise, how are you going to recover?

The second part that I think is really important is that we should look at this large country and do these things in places where there is space.

Once can easily imagine a stretch of land north of Palmdale, CA where we can build hundreds of cheap houses connected to a couple of warehouses where we can treat people and where we can provide some sort of busywork for them. And yes, we'd be overpaying them. That's fine.

But I think it's unreasonable for Los Angeles to try and get housing in this overheated market. It doesn't make sense, you're paying so much for so little.
Am I a part of the society you are talking about? Or are only homeless people a part of it? I and hundreds of thousands of other residents of my city want to live in a clean and safe city. Is that completely irrelevant?
AMD can take it with FPGA's and their Xilinx purchase. GPUs are unsustainable in the long run.
To nit, they are typically made of metalized BoPET, not actual Mylar.
I just integrated your service into a back-end system for a company building some VR stuff. I switched to your service because an issue in another IP lookup service was causing a bug in our server back-end. I think, over the years and various projects, I've had to integrate ipinfo.io at least a half-dozen times in a variety of projects, usually a server written in C or C++.
Yoshua Bengio expresses his fears of some catastrophes enabled by progress in AI
Based on the projects on your website it seems like you guys do some really cool work. I'm wondering about any opportunities you might have for students -- I'm a rising 5th year (including two prior semesters of full-time co-op work experience) in Northeastern's human-computer interaction program looking to do UX design/development work during the summer or potentially in the fall. I'd love to chat if you think there might be an opportunity for me!
I would advocate for a 3 month road map. leaving about 20-25% of your time for small request/bug fixes(unscheduled work). Again this is for an existing product with users.

For an MVP you just do it with no code/google sheets/email what ever it takes to get something out the door.
A disposable mask with open sides cannot possibly filter particles that small out of the air you breathe.

However, it can catch the comparatively large droplets you produce when someone with the Flu coughs or sneezes.

Which explains why global Flu cases (with a droplet based spread) fell to all time lows while Covid (fully airborne) continued to spread like wildfire.
Man, what happened to the USAF? NSA pays better?
iPhone Automation to protect if someone attempts to steal
It's always nice to see early definitions of the Web, because those definitions are something we've largely lost today on a societal level (or confused with the Internet or the cloud).

The Internet is a worldwide computer network and the World Wide Web refers to the worldwide collection of web servers (wherever they may be) hosting HTML-accessible content. And the cloud is just a new term for the World Wide Web that expands the definition to include the worldwide collection of any Internet-accessible service, including web apps.
We had problems with abuse in many institutions (schools, churches, nursing homes) but we didn't get rid of all those.

It would cost, but you can externally monitor and correct institutions if you have entirely separate people doing it.

Or - livestream everything and let the public monitor it. (Obviously this can't be done for various reasons, but we now have the technology to literally record it all.)
Can Apple Save the Metaverse? These Startups Hope So
Isn't a big part of the problem the thermal expansion difference between aluminum and copper? (~20%)

Wouldn't that eventually cause mechanical adherence issues with dissimilar metal plating?
This is the root of the question - should someone of sound mind and body be prohibited from sleeping rough?
That's what I mean; he's hated because he runs/ran Amazon and Amazon is a shitty company. Maybe I should have said, "via the transitive property of hate" instead.

This is in contrast to Musk, who is hated for being a POS person, despite running companies that are somewhat respected.