skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is this more rigged election without evidence talk? I browse Reddit maybe 20 minutes a week, on the weeks that I think to use it. I'm subscribed to maybe a dozen subs. I voted in favor of the strike in the one sub that was kind of late to asking about the protest and I noticed in time.

I understand the value of the site even if I don't use it that often. It seems to be on the road to death and was hoping that it could be saved.
The analogy for landed gentry is accurate.

Land is finite and subreddits are not. You can fork off and make your own subreddit whenever you like

If subreddit mods are landed gentry, then so are open source maintainers.
I also received this email. I'm not familiar with nuxt, although I've used SSR and Universal Rendering with React, Remix and Gatsby.

Does anyone know the specifics of how this flaw occurred and how it can be mitigated against?

It sounds like they "rolled their own" caching layer and the bug occurred somewhere between that and SSR. Which means it was unique to their codebase. I hope so and that it isn't a more generic vulnerability with SSR...
Actually that makes a LOT more sense. If a person wants to use an app that connects via an API, let the user pay for it, not the app developer.
You've got to be kidding me. I just transitioned to Google Domains. I'm really curious why Google decided to do this. Does anyone have insight?
No but having one who knows the law, all the little things to look for, and fights for you even while you are signing paperwork is worth it. (Our realtor was awesome and totally worth the money, at least as a first time buyer).
https://maruos.com/
And then they'll put ads in the LLM chat stream. "Using texts on neurolinguistic programming and mentalism, find subliminal ways of promoting {product}".
Shameless plug: I have created https://infosec.pub/c/exploitdev, a community inspired by /r/netsec, /r/vrd and /r/ReverseEngineering (no relation to any of these and I am not the admin of infosec.pub either) dedicated to technical security research content. The instance also has other infosec-related communities which I hope will get traction as well.
Do you want to buy domains from an ad company or from a web infrastructure company?
> We will crowd the streets until you give into our demands.

its more like blocking highways indefinitely.
He's the CEO because he was the best person to take over after Ellen Pao resigned. He's the CEO today less because he's the right person, and more because the metrics were moving in the right direction and inertia. He might still be the best person for the job, but it isn't something the board actively reconsiders unless they have a reason to.
You might want the logos
I disagree. Software back then used to just fail as often, there was just less of it. Now there's lots of working software, most software sucks and lots of it fails. But the people paying well, and enabling their teams usually get good software at a reasonable price reflecting the complexity.

The project management triangle never stopped existing.
How many of your structs does your code access million times a second? For most programs, that number is firmly 0.

While you are optimizing your struct layout and decrease you app start time from 1.122765 seconds to 1.122764 seconds, I ship production code at 2x the rate because I only optimize for performance where it matters while otherwise optimizing for maintainability, testability, extensibility, dev fun and actually shipping.
I agree. Just blindly moving from SSR to SSG sounds like it could potentially make things even worse. Especially considering that the breach seems to be due to some interplay between their caching layer and SSR.
> Levels give you skill and paragon points which eventually makes you stronger so you can go to higher tiers where better gear drops

Paragon points are only granted around level 50, and skill points stop making much difference around level 20-30 when all the core skills are unlocked. I got so bored of combat I stopped playing at around level 40. Particularly annoying is after getting a few items with good aspects, it's rare to find another item with the same or better aspect, so I have a choice of either sticking with the old item with bad stats and the good aspect (and dying really quickly due to low armor), or picking a new item with better stats but no good aspect. Yes it's possible to extract the aspect from an item and use it on another, but that can only be done once.
Ye old blackboard.
Moral decline over time and no change in perceived morality of contemporaries can both be true. We had a man be celebrated for rubbing his fake tits at the Whitehouse on camera. A moral person doesn't do that and a moral society doesn't celebrate it. Such an act would have been unconscionable and condemned even 5 years ago.
Can Steve Huffman Save Reddit from Itself? (2015)
This is very on point. Premature abstraction has always a struck me as way now evil than what premature optimization can create.

Every class has an interface abstraction, or worse inheritance hierarchy, that adds friction to change, even though it's the only implementation.

When something similar comes along it's pressed into that shape, because the abstraction is already there.

It's like this meme video where it's hard to watch all the round and triangular pieces being fit in the square hole.

And the problem is that while software is more flexible than traditional architecture, hence soft, the complexity limit is also soft or virtually non-existent. So in software it's worth more to be simple and flexible than to have a plan that's long and detailed.
You know a 1000 people who will personally tell you if they have a disorder that’s to begin with hard to diagnose and to make worse also hotly debated as even existing at all?

Given everything going against it, if two people actually have told you they have long Covid, what do you reckon the real number is?
How is association special for humans?
https://htmx.org so with this, the button will be there, but clicking on it might not do something until it's been fetched
Another list: https://www.quippd.com/writing/2023/06/15/unofficial-subredd...
Same here, after a bit of thought I think it is because I bounce hard off the control scheme. the controls are for a rts, which would be fine if I was controlling a bunch of units but I am not. I am controlling only one unit. I keep concentrating on how much the controls suck and how much fun it would be as a run and gun(or twin stick shooter if you prefer that terminology).
Classic fucking mistake trusting Google with my domains.

Back to gandi I go, I guess.
Very cute, thanks for sharing!
One of the biggest issues with the fediverse imo is moderation. People will literally create blacklists of sites, and if you don't follow the blacklist you'll get added to it. You end up in these situations where there are completely separate versions of the fediverse and the largest instances will often not be able to talk to each other.

At least before Elon bought Twitter I know the most active (depending on how you count metrics) site was poa.st, and this was on a mastodon.social blacklist, which was one of the other major sites, and every site had their own list. I know people would sometimes have 4 or 5 accounts so that they could talk to everyone they wanted or as insurance in case the current admin got bored and closed the site.

I of course support the idea of a federated reddit, but there are a lot of problems that exist in the community
I mean… contextually, it kinda has been for the past decade if you’ve been in tech.

It’s only starting to matter now because those fictional numbers are starting to become very real, very fast, given the current state of interest rates.
You are saying. For me as a native German speaker I feel very much the same when trying to speak Portuguese.

I'm used to simply read a verb and start picturing the sentence meaning in my mind, immediately. Whereas in Portuguese there's this need to keep the whole conjugation table in working memory so you can figure out the meaning.

Also in Portuguese verb forms are really important to understand and communicate meaning whereas split verbs are just fancy dressing even Germans get wrong sometimes.
If you want people to stop doing crime and stealing things or doing drugs or living on the streets, it’s simple:

1. House them in safe and private housing.
2. Give them a basic income so they can live like human beings.
3. Make sure they have quality medical and emotional care.

I get so tired of people acting as if people like living on the street.
I wonder if other AMPK activators such as Berberine and Jiaogulan have the same effect.
It's been gathering dust for a while now, but I had great success with my odroid C2. At one point I was running a matrix server with various bridges.
The estimate-confidence relation is not linear. In my experience it follows some kind of S-curve, with 0% confidence approaching impossibly short times and 100% approaching infinity (like a logistic function).
I used Ghost.org in a project last year and love their business model (and obviously their product).

Completely open source software, but you can pay a reasonable amount for managed hosting and support. Plus obviously it supports the devs and new development.

A simple line to separate DIYers from anyone who wants the convenience, peace of mind, or to support the project itself. Would love to see more of this.
This means that Apple has licensed the right to use the Unix(r) trademark, not that they have the right to use code from AT&T or its successors (USL, Novell, SCO, Caldera &c). It means that Apple will not be sued if they call macOS Unix, but it most assuredly did not use code from the SVR lineage.
Is it smart to have a smart home for wich you are not the root?
How would you know? How many in your extended network have Crohn's? Hashimoto's? Diabetes?

A lot of people with long covid don't realize there's a common syndrome for their symptoms. And of those who do know, most people don't broadcast their experiences with a long-term disability.
Never too late, indeed! I got into retro stuff a couple of years ago, and started with a Z80-based system with 64k that ran CP/M.

For fun I wrote a trivial text-based adventure game, in assembly. Then later ported that to the ZX Spectrum. Was kinda satisfying, and I keep having recurring ideas of writing a graphical game - the main thing stopping me is a lack of real hardware. I kinda feel writing even a simple game to play on an emulator doesn't feel so satisfying. Especially given the worldofspectrum site has more games than anyone could even play in a lifetime already..
Posting here to commemorate this moment as the point of no return - they've been downhill for a while. Looking forward to the future where all of their content is strip mined into an open source encrypted blockchain hosted app that gives zero shits about their copyrights and acts as if this never happened. They never deserved to own the communities on there to begin with. Burn in hell, idiots
Any reddit alternative needs time to mature and grow, the migration can't happen overnight.

Unfortunately, unlike when we had Reddit already growing when the Digg exodus happened, there doesn't seem to be any pre-grown option this time around.
My understanding of the term "anarchism" changed drastically once I started reading sci-fi novels by the likes of Le Guin and Ken Macleod.
Whats the game?
Okay. What bloatware did Verizon put on my Treo?

Also. You didn't answer the question. What bloatware did Verizon put on my Nokia 3390?
TL; DR Do not take if you're trying to impregnate someone. (Is that the right term? Get pregnant?)
> How would you do cache coherency in software? I don't follow.

Hardware caches which are not coherent require e.g., writeback and flushes to be coherent with other agents.

> When you read address X that refers to address Y, it's impossible to read Y and know it's the version that X refers to (or a more recent version). I would call that Y being "stale, as per the memory model". I'm pretty sure that's a normal use of the word "stale" in the context of memory models?

It isn't, because it's relative. "Most recent" is according to the observer, and if you couldn't previously observe something that is "newer" (within the rules of memory consistency model), then it is not stale.

> Imagine a CPU with a weak memory model, where multithreaded code without memory barriers loses the property of always seeing the same order of accesses to a specific address. That would break some things, but that code was broken anyway.

Not same order of access, same order of stores. If memory location x receives two stores, A and B, and CPU1 sees A, B and CPU2 sees B, A, now one thinks the location contains B and the other thinks it contains A. In the end, all CPUs can see different values at all memory locations. A normal barrier doesn't solve this, the stores are already done.
But a lot of the moderator decisions on reddit are personal in nature, not because of the rules. That has been one of the biggest issue with the reddit mods, they sit on these fiefdoms and punish anyone they disagree with. That makes for a bad, bad community. It's like if dang and YC rate limited your account because they personally disagreed with your point of view. This kind of behavior is routine on Reddit.
I am trying to care but years of abuse makes me think - go for it!
Just wonder if the the reward for security bounty would increase such as 1 - 10 million dollars to match the black market, do you think it would attract more serious security researchers?
why isn't some kind of baseline state/reactivity/ajax built directly into html standards by now.

there are too many ways to do the same thing in webdev. it's so stressful.

each approach has its own trade-offs and edge cases you not might find until the eleventh hour..
You hit it exactly. It never was this bad, and now it's all junk results. And even worse, every page is the same junk results. It just repeats. It's maddening.
"It's a subreddit" is a diminishing comment when it comes to these channels where you have significant amounts of people turning to them for information.

That's the point of my comment, really: this isn't just some site on the internet anymore.
> and saying "it's too low" seems meaningless if there's no proof anyone is willing to pay more.

The black market is a good proxy for estimating the true market value of an exploit. There’s a coupon to be applied in terms of the legal costs associated with selling on the black market, but still comparable.

The other way to look at it is when are there diminishing returns. From the chart they posted, they’re very far away from that.

Finally the other way to look at it is compared with other kinds of bounties they run for OSS.

Anyway, of course they should be commended for having any bounty. They’re certainly not required by legislation. But maybe instead of having an international governmental or NGO with funding, you could require that some percentage of a SW company’s revenue is diverted to bug bounties for SW depending on how critical the SW is to the ISV’s business. That way it’s a cost directly borne by the ISV using the software to internalize the security risk into a P&L line item for the software being used (and not just OSS - all software from an ISV should be forced into bug bounties like that). And the vendor has a vested interest in confirming the VULN whereas a NGO could have all kinds of soft corruption to incentive flowing payments to friends. That being said, I’m not sure the status quo would really improve in such any alternate scheme.
Each server (AKA "Instance") is kind of like an email provider, or like a bunch of individual Reddit websites. On Lemmy a "Community" is their version of a subreddit. Each server/instance hosts its own communities, but if you have an account on one server, you can still subscribe, read and post on off-server communities.

Each server is a piece of the federation. Some Instances do not federate with all other instances though. I'm not sure if there are any instances that access every other instance.

I'm not sure about lemmy, but I know that on other fediverse projects like Mastodon there were some servers that were completely unmoderated, filled with terrible content and were defederated by most other instances. Most decent people don't want to see that stuff on their feed.
Ford River Rouge Complex
Just read that this was built so they piled dirt (iron ore) on one end and have cars come out the other - impressive!
So you're a mod. Who's to say you personally did not brigade or tilt the poll in the other direction? I'm curious what makes you immune to random calls of conspiracy and corruption. It's especially ironic since you claim most mods are scum and corrupt, so I'm curious if you think you somehow are not.

Now if you have actual evidence of brigading then by all means. Post it. Post those 're-done' polls.
I mean, any modern device such as a Mac or a Windows laptop or an Android phone allows running your own code and it doesn’t require you to be a sysadmin to do that. What evidence do you need?
> They have actively thwarted attempts by the likes of Facebook and Google to track me.

They did this because Apple wants to boost its own ad revenue.

"The adoption of Apple Search Ads by advertisers grew 4% to 94.8% year-over-year"

"Apple announced this summer that it will add two more advertising slots to the App Store. Developers will be able to buy ad space on the central “Today” page as well as on individual app pages"

"In order to know which ads to show which users, Apple collects their account data, information about in-store purchases, search queries, news stories they read, as well as the information about their device and location."

"Apple’s Anti-Tracking Transparency only applies to the apps that use third-party data to track users. Since Apple’s tracking stays within its own ecosystem, the company’s native apps are not subject to the policy."

Basically in order to conquer a nation, you need to get rid of its existing rulers. That is what Apple is doing boss, they don't care about you. But naive opinions like yours really do help them in propping up their image.
The FOSSjobs wiki has a bunch of other resources for getting paid to work on open source:

https://github.com/fossjobs/fossjobs/wiki/resources
https://www.fossjobs.net/
> You don't get to go all "oh idk is there even any credible research about it" as if there's still any reasonable doubt that it's a real condition. There isn't

There's a lot of credible-sounding misinformation on this running around. Wouldn't be too harsh on OP.
There's nothing ironic about this, the whole point of a federated system is that instances have the power to decide who's a part of their network.
> Let’s say you had an old large code base in 100,000s of lines of code that just works

I've migrated 200k LoC python 2.7 codebases to python 3. It certainly wasn't painless but tools like black, flake8, 2to3 and other stuff helped. It's not impossible and can be executed in 2-4 weeks

> you expect there to be budget or time to rewrite it into python 3 for literally no reason other then “2.7 is deprecated”

2.7 is not just deprecated. It's dead. There's no more updates. It's not "millions cheaper" to not migrate. I posit you'd save a LOT of money from the sheer performance improvements and bug fixes from migrating than anything else. In my own case we saved a few hundred dollars a month from not having to spawn new containers and EC2 instances
VineJS – A Validation Library for Node.js
Yeah I did that too when Twitter died, shout-out to the fantastic NetNewsWire on mac.

But here's the thing, reading within your own walled garden doesn't expose you to radically new ideas as much. The rss only approach lacks the discovery aspect of social media. Now that Reddit is dying too I'm pretty much down to Mastodon and HN for finding interesting novel stuff.
>Do you really think mods of large subreddits wouldn't get swatted, doxxed, harassed, etc?

Did you... read my comment? I'm clearly aware that's a risk.

It doesn't stop the question of "should these high-and-wide distribution channels be allowed to be run and controlled by people we know nothing about?".
In my experience the 2 month version is so bad it’s still being hotfixed in production in month 8.
Possible but untested. You may be interested to see this recent study that draws a mechanistic link (broadly, microglial inflammation) between the symptoms of long covid and "chemobrain" following chemotherapy [0]. The authors do suggest treatments proposed to restore cognition post-chemotherapy may also be applicable to long covid, e.g. metformin [1].

[0] https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(22)00713-9

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0985-2
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All they had to do was make showing ads part of the ToS
for developing third party apps,

Not a rhetorical question: have any companies done this successfully?

It seems like such an obvious solution to me, but I haven't seen it mentioned.

One possible shortcoming (from Reddit's perspective) is the fact that the official Reddit app doesn't just show ads, it also collects all sorts of other user behavior data. So for them it might be able more than simply showing ads.

That's just a wild guess on my part, though.
Managed and no need to backup with snapshots. PG still has manage concerns with size, logs, access, scale etc. Nothing you have to do with cloud storage. I do love me some PostgreSQL but use it less and less except for reporting or heavily filtered needs. Horizontal over vertical for comfort and simplicity.
This has been happening as long as I can remember. The funniest story I'm aware of is r/libertarian, where the admins removed the mod because he supported a laissez-faire moderation method. He'd go days without logging on and wouldn't take on more moderators, insisting people should be free to upvote or downvote as they please
Twitter absolutely is. If it’s not bots, article spam, or ads, it’s the crazy MAGA-crowd jerking themselves off over their fake-outrage of the moment.

It’s an absolute ghost town in terms of engaging, original, content. Their user numbers are obviously buoyed by absolute junk accounts and it’s been obviously so since Musk fired most of the company.

FB is a boomer & genX meme-pocalypse that’s absolutely slathered with ads and most millennials & genZ seemingly using it as a glorified contacts list. It’s a shadow of what it was.
Scary stuff:

> Individuals can freeze and unfreeze their credit for free, which stops others from opening new accounts and borrowing money in your name.

> To prevent someone else from filing returns or receiving your federal tax refund, request an “Identity Protection Pin” from the Internal Revenue Service [...]

This blows my mind. How can these things be allowed without proper authentication?

I assume digital identity à la eIDAS, BankID or Freja is not a thing in the US?
The signature that's validated by secure boot. If you don't have secure boot turned on then there's no point in verifying PCR 7, because all PCR 7 contains is the secure boot data.
Wait, are you estimating without taking into account the moon phase?

Good luck with that.
You might also be able to use a <details> element for the drop-down state.
The day of the mop is here
My only takeaway is that the "fediverse" is merely another layer/expression of centralization.
I'm actually surprised someone hasn't tried making it yet.
You don't include reputation and publicity benefits into the overall profit formula. If you sell stuff on grey market, you'll have to keep your lips tight over that deal. It isn't going to your resume, so if one day you'll decide to join a security division in some corp, you'll have nothing to show them. Whereas a public achievement like this may be a door opener for many places. Same thing with things like pwn2own or security conferences. Why burn knowledge there? Because it promotes you.
Nope, typically just a Name and Social Security Number (which we assume they have all leaked at this point) is enough.