skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The debugger has metadata that allows faking the execution flow as if the frames haven't been erased, and how deep it happens to be, naturally only when active.
This sounds nothing like the gradual leak problem described.. An OOM killer is great once you actually run out of resources, removing virtual resources to always run out and play roulette is using it as a fad hammer.
Shameless plug: https://rings.social (GPLv3) is my attempt to build a Reddit-like social network.

This is my second attempt after OpenDolphin [1] (demo [2]), but the problem remains the same: finding a good amount of people to bootstrap the social network.

[1]: https://about.opendolphin.social/
[2]: https://app.opendolphin.social/
Yes, but my "poping" I mean something intrusive. Like someone slapping you. I'm ok with sponsoring, placing products in movie, having ads in my mail...

But, having ads being thrown at me when I work and search for something is really something I am against. The other thing I think is really bad, is using advanced psychology to lure customers, like many "free to play" games do.
On Gnome, you open the disk manager. You click format.

In fact a lot of things are easier. On windows, you need a third party tool to install an iso onto a disk. On Gnome, you open disk manager, right click disk, click restore from image.
https://github.com/XEonAX/Kiilogger
I am the author. BTW it might get detected nowadays. I had to add an exception to windows defender few years back.
I've seen it in the "bad oil" column but never the "good oil" column. Apparently it has good fats, but also bad fats.

I personally use avocado oil for anything that peanut oil would be useful for (like high-temp cooking).
I have a 5-node ceph cluster built out of Fujitsu desktops that I got for 50 euro a piece.

4 nodes have 8gb ram and one has 16gb.

CPU in each is i5-6500.

Each has an NVMe that is split for OS and journal and a spinning HDD.

The cluster idles at 75W and full load about 120W. That is intense ceph traffic not other workloads.
Agree. Didn’t even see ECC discussed.

Apparently this board supports ecc with this chip:
Supermicro X13SAE W680 LGA1700 ATX Motherboard

Costs 550.

One option is building around that and having some pcie 4.0 to nvme boards hosting as many nvme drives as needed. Not cheap though but around home affordable.
In my experience, the quantitative aspects of advanced math do not bring you much extra understanding in everyday life situations. The qualitative aspects may be helpful but they can be learned without grokking advanced math.
Why? Isn’t that essentially what self hosted wordpress is? Aren’t people running the same OSes everywhere? You don’t have to visit them all and they all don’t need to be unique if they’re different sites.

The push for people to all be on the same platform and a single code base run by a marketing company is the strange thing.
> WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - When Joe Biden met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his war cabinet during his visit to Israel, the U.S. president assured them: "I don't believe you have to be a Jew to be a Zionist, and I am a Zionist."
I kind of thought there would be more insight into the data, but the article just repeats the raw numbers after drawing very sweeping US-centric generalizations over five “regions” that were just made up.
Done in 50 - though I’m not sure all of my words were really words hah - very fun game
True, which is why I called out "raw" flash in particular. I think there are embedded cases for example where it might make sense to skip that layer. Even on general purpose machines I think it'd be interesting to see alternate filesystem models that avoid double logging for databases, but I don't know if it will ever happen...

> Zoned NVMe is an obvious exception to this

And host-managed SMR HDDs, as namibj pointed out. I still haven't managed to get my hands on one, though; they seem to be hyperscaler-only for now.
> were you using Steam Input?

Steam Input is rapidly becoming the Google Play Services of the desktop linux world. On Steam Deck for a long time you couldn't even use the touchpads without the Steam client running.
The dev telemetry sounds well intentioned… but in 5-10 years will some new manager come in and use it as a productivity metric or work habit tracking technique, officially or unofficially?
The agenda of not wanting to pay for something just to test it out when there is a free version?
That's untrue though. Linux has a disk utility (I use gparted personally). And you can surely do it on the command line in a single command.

On Linux you could automate that task. How would you propose automating "open disk utility and click a few buttons" on Windows?

This is less of a "Linux can't" issue and more of a "I quickly know how to do it on Windows after years of experience and I don't know how to do it on Linux." Linux not being identical to Windows isn't a flaw. No one blames you for not wanting to relearn, but pretending like Linux is bad because your Windows muscle memory doesn't apply is nonsense.
I was expecting a visualization of a drop of water that syncs up with the music by loading two instances of the same song. One to play, the other do analyze.
Revoking a bearer token for multiple services is an open loop problem, where you can't know if all services have revoked it unless each service builds in some kind of guarantee signal, which would remove a lot of the integration efficiency of using bearer tokens in the first place.

That leaves threads to pull like the ones implied in the exploit. I've seen refresh tokens set to 6mo to a year in enterprise environments where they were reducing the number of 2FA logins required.

We're all speculating on the actual exploit still, I can see how something like this happened. Federating logins federates risk and aggregates it into something users can't reason about and is difficult to unwind. It's just the cost of progress.
If my calculations are correct, at that scale of 1:20,000,000 the closest star Proxima Centauri is ~2 million km away, or 5.22 times the distance to the Moon.

Space is fucking huge.
This could be done in Fennel very trivially.
no, but im psitioning my projects in a way that can benefit rom those advancements.
I'd love to see how you're using these tools
They do not do that, have you tried using them?
Genocide is already defined by the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

There is a big difference between saying genocide is wrong, and saying that anyone dying during a war is wrong. Of course every death is a tragedy, but my expectation is that israel (like any country) follows international law. I don't expect them to be absolute pacifists.
Beyond metrics: creating cultures of engineering excellence
IMO, the Job Objects API was not really suitable to use in production settings; it had many weird edge cases, so although it looked similar to cgroups it often broke in strange and unpredictable ways.
> If Mexico had invaded the US and killed a thousand citizens, it would be completely legitimate to ask how the US would make sure this didn't happen again.

> I wouldn't call them Nazis, that's going too far - but some of them are almost as bad, and a few have the rhetoric of Nazis, no question.

I would also call Hamas or other religious fanatics who murder "Nazis" in that sense. It's a very sloppy, but also deliberate use of the word. The question to me aren't the nuances, the differences, but the similarities.

> If Mexico had invaded the US and killed a thousand citizens, it would be completely legitimate to ask how the US would make sure this didn't happen again.

Not by committing an even bigger atrocity. Because if 1000 Israelis warrant murdering 10000 Palestinians, that means that in turn warrants murdering 100000 Israelis, then 1 million Palestinians, then all of Israel, then random pogroms against Muslims all over the world, then against Jews, until we're out of people to murder to prevent murder.

And "Gaza" didn't invade Israel. Hamas terrorists did.

How about looking into how one of the most hawkishly watched, tiniest strip of border in the whole world could be nilly-willy breached like that? I don't mean this as victim blaming, but you always first look at the things you do control.

> I am 100% certain that it will happen again if Israel does nothing.

And reducing Gaza to rubble and creating a unfathomable humanitarian crisis is going to lessen resentment? Good plan. How about dismantling the settlements? But can't give in to terrorists, can you, and do the thing you should have been doing in the first place if you had any decency. That's impossible to ask of Israelis. Instead, we just ask people in Gaza to die, quietly. Because "they started it" and "we are having our hand forced every step of the way".

> If you're starting out from the assumption that of course the IDF wants to destroy civilian buildings, OK, nothing I can do to change your mind.

I started with no assumption either way. That's what I have seen, in enough permutations.

> It is very similar in many ways to other operations carried out by e.g. the US against ISIS

Blowing up a supreme court building after posing for selfies in it? Nah.

> I have to live this. I'm the one who lives knowing that people all around the world are convinced my country is committing genocide

Have to live what? An expansionist policy rather than respecting international law? No, that's a choice. I mean not your personal choice, but since you keep talking about $country this and $country that... Israel didn't have to go down this path, and it doesn't have to continue down it.
Pity that it solidifies Windows as the top PC gaming OS, that all studios should care about.

Let Valve do the needful for running them under GNU/Linux, if at all.
Definitely gets easier! The first puzzle after the HN post took me 181 ( including figuring out how it works), which I think is the most anyone has taken on one puzzle lol. However today it only took me 22 moves! It's a very fun puzzle and it really just needs a bit of practice.
> If anything, it's the anti-Musk people who are sliding in extremism and foolishness.

I’m not convinced the anti-Musk people are as monolithic as this comment would imply.
We're not talking about an extra variable here or there, we're talking about the equivalent to string theory which is famously intractable. It's an n-body problem where n = ?????? and you don't know any of the boundary conditions.

It's not random and inscrutable, but it sure isn't conducive to naive academic analyses like game theory. Just because you can model something simple, doesn't mean you can predict something as complicated as reality. The science of biology, sociology, psychology, and economics have proven that over and over again - geopolitics is all of those combined and more.
How to Stop the Knowledge Loss and Support Writing Documentation
Show HN: Browsing the Active Oberon source code of the ETH Bluebottle OS
Hey, seems very nice!

Is there a noscript/basic (x)html mode for us?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unique_selling_proposition
The kettle is surprising. A kettle consumes what, like 3800w? The oven consumes 3k but is operated 4x as long.

The kettle can’t consume 10000w, it would throw most breakers.
Ah, I didn't realize this is some racial/ethnic superiority rationalization. IMHO such arguments are transparently an attempt to rationalize people's biases (and in the current rhetoric, they like to assert them as if they they have novel, insightful, intellectual ideas, instead of just espousing old reactionary oppression).

Life is too short for such diversions, and those things have cause far, far to much harm to too many people, in ways we know very well. In fact, I might assert that nothing has caused more harm to humanity: stop acting on racial/ethnic/nationalistic biases, and we'd have a far more peaceful, free, prosperous world.

Lots of people have that bias, everyone to some degree. Everyone has anger too, but we don't all punch or neighbors or believe we are self-righteous. You could change how you deal with your biases right now - you don't need generations, and don't accept that excuse for yourself. We have a choice; we can do so much more - right now.
I didn't vote, but to answer your question, you couldn't possibly have done the "exact same thing" as a linux-specific userland exec technique and have it work as a DLL injection technique on Windows. I'm sure it could've been conceptually similar, but not identical, and maybe those differences would be interesting to discuss.
<key>AutoJoin</key>
<true/>
<key>CaptiveBypass</key>
<false/>
<key>EncryptionType</key>
<string>None</string>

A whole bunch of key-value pairs at the same level? What kind of cursed XML is this?
Which web site did you use to successfully download a youtube video? Which youtube video did you download?
How does a a cashier benefit from systems theory?
It doesn’t even use 3kWh per hour, since a stove’s peak usage is 3kW, and its average is much lower than this. Their price they give for running an oven is much lower than 3kW continuous too.

Their table at the bottom also appears to show prices per year, but kWh figures per… not year. Per month perhaps? The stove is listed at 21kWh which is suspiciously close to 3kW * 7h, which would make it a weekly figure, but that’s also clearly not the figure they’re using to get their annual price.
The only thing I found kind of interesting was comparing a single incandescent bulb to a 43" LED TV. Makes me wonder how much the old tube TVs used.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Property_list
This isn’t correct. News media can, if they want, completely restrict google/meta previews or even disable google. Meta/google are huge revenue drivers for media.

But through a complex narrative the media has pretended that google and meta take their money, and so they got the govt to blackmail google/meta.

It didn’t work with meta. The blocked news (one of the options the law allowed). The media squawked because this hurt them, while meta is doing fine.

Ultimately now CBC can’t share on meta, and lost any deals it had with google/meta. They’ll get a portion of Google’s $100 million and that’s it.
Another shameless plug: I created the first social network for Gemini and have been running that for a couple of years now: https://martinrue.com/station
Unique Gaming Experiences in 2023
An Easy, Fast, Open One-Handed Keyboard System
Standard plist format

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Property_list
It looks pretty but I find the density of the classic layout more useful for skimming for relevant articles (less scrolling).
This mirrors my experience with the update. I hate it.

People like the author of the article and people who misuse autopilot are why we can’t have nice things.
In the case of stelf-loader, the bash instance is attacking itself. It's not especially unexpected for a process to be able to modify its own memory.
This article falls under “consumer education.” You might think it’s common sense, but a surprising number of people don’t realize how energy intensive their appliances are.

I’ve lived without central AC for 5 years now, in a place with relatively hot summers. My experience is that AC helps for the hottest days (and especially nights) in the room I’m sleeping in; otherwise, central circulation with a fan is more than sufficient.
I love the hundreds of critical vulnerabilities on test libraries for nonsense like ReDOS or "if you write code that does something unsafe, it will do something unsafe."
Surely, the cost of delivering a packet of data is at least partly function of how far the packet has to travel. Assuming your ISP has to pickup the cost of delivering this packet to every corner of the world, the ISP would have to increase prices to account for this (similar to paying extra for international phone calls).

Currently, it seems like a variety of entities are subsidizing this via things like peering agreements and whatnot to make the use of internet simple for the end user.
>In my experience, most real life systems, organizations, and even psychological patterns can
be effectively and practically understood in terms of dynamical systems, feedback loops, optimization, etc., to the ext

So, do the understanding and then apply it and then win! Except, maybe you will find out what thousands of others have, first maths is really big, second it's not big enough to be effectively used as you describe.
If you try using it, the first result doesn't help you download a youtube video and does try to get you to install malware.
What if we are powerless? If we are doomed to warfare and hatred?

That is what quitting looks like.
We built one of the first digital photo sharing / printing websites and its fulfillment system in ColdFusion in 1999.

The fulfillment system was a mess, but that was due to my lack of experience and not due to any issue with ColdFusion.

I will definitely have a look at https://www.lucee.org/ the next time I need to throw together a quick prototype.
Embedded SOCs like AMDs which are used by Synology etc such as AMD V2000.

If you want to step up to being able to serve an entire case or 4U of HDDs, you’re going to need pcie lanes though, in which case w680 with i5-12600k and a single ecc udimm and a SAS HBA in the pcie slot with integrated Ethernet is probably as low wattage as you
can get. Shame w680 platform cost is so high, am4/zen2 is cheaper to the point of still being viable.

You can also get Xeon, embedded Xeon, am5, am4 (without an iGPU).

There’s nothing inherently wrong with running a raid without ecc for 5 years, people do it all the time and things go fine.
I assume that this is the direct son of another post a few days ago.

> Can peanuts grow pretty much anywhere in the U.S.?

desert plants, so most probably not in snow or frost areas

They are much better than strawberries for CA at least, but the winning strategy with water if you are a small farmer is not reducing its consume. This would benefit mainly your competitor companies that can use more water and push you off of the road at mid term. Is similar to the problem of not using a big server after having spent solid money building it. You are not saving money or energy, really, and your part of the cake is just reduced

Either everybody saves water at the same time, or is just big fishes trying to convince the small ones to surrender part of its quote so there are more resources for them
All the Movies and TV Shows Edited and Censored on Disney Plus
That's slightly different from my experience, in which I built a niche social network for music explorers, but it also has bookmarking features.

I noticed a sustained usage from very few people (perhaps 10-20 users), even after a year.

So clearly there's some value other than the social aspect of the site. Not sure what to make of it though.
>In this formulation, a language server needs to just enough analysis to drill down to a specific node.

Does rust-analyzer compute semantic information on the fly and incrementally?
> You can get Ikiwiki hosting here: https://www.branchable.com/

They've stopped accepting new signups: https://www.branchable.com/news/Branchable_closed_to_new_sig...
Which web site did you use to successfully download a youtube video, and which youtube video did you downloadl?
Not sure why you think I have such a strong opinion.

You are not a victim if you break the law, and it's not victim blaming to say that you should follow the law and work to change it if you disagree with it. Plenty of people never smoked pot when it was illegal then started using it recreationally when it was legal recreationally. If you want to break the law I could care less for something victimless like low level recreational drug use but don't be surprised when some regressive jurisdiction nails you for it and punishes you. That doesn't make you a victim, it makes you someone who got caught breaking the law.
I think most of the ordinary people, myself included, wouldn't know what to tell them. What am I going to do with them? Ask them for money? Convince to invest in my idea?
Less space is a positive thing. More junk is just a mental tax.

Keep it secret, you're in the lead ;)
I don't think anybody ever thought they'd live to see the day when Mickey Mouse entered the public domain. I'm still not sure I'll believe it until the clock strikes midnight and Congress actually lets it happen.

Tomorrow is easily the most important and consequential Public Domain Day in recent memory. Even if it isn't the most recognizable version of Mickey Mouse, this is still an enormous symbolic victory.
Moreover proof of work can't work for non-currency use cases because it requires an incentive structure for the game theoretics to work.
> Nobody's going to put effort into putting content on that.

Why not? Most people just want to show stuff to their friends, they don't care about being influencers and so on.
Won't someone please think of the poor $TSLA shareholders?
Spending 12 hours a day in front of a PC, being on a sabbatical for a year, being obsessed with this problem for the entire duration.

Then it's just a matter of Googling stuff, printing papers and reading them. I'm a high school dropout so probably there is a much more efficient way of doing academic research than mine.

The path was mostly Lisp -> Forth -> Smalltalk -> Self -> COLA.

Hacker News search is particularly good if you have the right keywords and you stumble upon the comments of the Elders that roam about and share their long lost knowledge (user DonHopkins for example having an encyclopaedic knowledge on this stuff)
There are many ways to get paid, and many basic technologies that people work on because they're intrinsically interested in it or in what it could do for their community or the public.

I don't think it's controversial to say that there's generally a focus/priority issue in the tech industry. The world's most profitable progress-themed ad distributor.
Interesting that "Yes! We Have No Bananas" will be public domain just in time to be relevant again. I don't know the current status of the fungus attacking Cavendish bananas, but it's been discussed here on HN at least once.
The author would probably accept any result that helps them download youtube videos. Did you find any and successfully use it to download a youtube video? Could you provide a link to the one you used?
Kind of an odd example in this context? Someone who is incarcerated for that length of time is liable to lose any property they fully own anyway given the kinds of monetary damages that tend to go with it. And physical property isn't trivial to have kept up for a decade away from it in jail either is it? The only way that happens is if they have it legally isolated from them and someone else who can/will be a caretaker, and in that case said person could easily renew a domain as well. If anything domains would relatively speaking seem pretty easy there, no matter what jurisdiction you're under there are domains to be had that are under a different hostile jurisdiction, there are registrars that will accept cryptocurrency payments, and costs are relatively very low. Auto-renew from a private bitcoin wallet for $10-20/yr on the face of it looks more sustainable and feasible to have work and survive court judgements following a serious felony. And during trial there is time to prep.

Nothing is perfect and the domain situation is really far from perfect, and it doesn't hurt to consider edge cases. But the Venn diagram intersection there of someone who cares enough to have custom domain that is critical, commits a serious felony, considers having the domain after release a key priority, isn't legally barred from it, and doesn't or can't take any steps towards it, seems kinda small. In that case maybe indeed "domains aren't for you" but that doesn't really take away from its use to the rest of us.
It's definitely a problem. Identity theft is way more common in the US than in Europe.

If it wasn't a problem the SSN system wouldn't be used in unintended ways.