skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Huh, I never thought about using length extension attacks as a protocol feature. However, you still need the initial secret, analogous to the HMAC key, and it's not a complicated algorithm to justify much effort in removing.

And don't forget that HMAC is more resistant to collision than the underlying hash. For example, I think it's still unknown if HMAC-MD5 is weak, even though MD5 definitely is.
If you have a link to the other similar ones that would be useful.
I think this is to be expected. Of course, cancer rates will rise, global population is rising like crazy. More people consume more "junk" food than ever, so naturally this leads to more problems like obesity and cancer. At the same time, pollution and other environmental factors are on the rise as well, and these also contribute to health problems.
What I meant is "being kept alive by artificial means". You can live without having a functioning hand - you can't without a functioning heart. But, to some extent yes, if it's something your body cannot recover (well enough) from, and you have to resort to external interventions by planting some kind of artificial material into you body, it's faking your body's capabilities. May be life saving or improve quality of live significantly for sure, but it's an illusion, it's not you in your biological entirety. I am not smart or eloquent enough to describe it in detail, but that's the gist of it.
The touch certainly was a big issue. I think gestures would've been less of an issue vs. getting decent capacitative touch instead of those horrible resistive screens.

This is the one I worked on then:

https://linuxdevices.org/freepad-norways-alternative-to-swed...

The screenshots you see are real (the phone dialler even has the name of one of the employees up...). The GUI was NanoX, which is still around (and despite the name it's not an X11 server, but has partial X11 source-level compatibility; we built our own toolkit for it).

And even that, of course, was a testament to the limitations - we picked NanoX and writing our own toolkit not because we wanted to but because fitting an actual X11 server cost too much in terms of extra RAM and flash. It added many months of engineering. Fun months, but time that'd have been better spent on more applications.

I still love that project, but the hardware limitations gimped it so painfully.
I am conscious of those with more limited budgets. Rises of just 1-2% above inflation are already avoided if possible.

I'd be fine with increasing the subsidy part of TfL's income to get rid of the adverts ­— then the cost falls mostly on those who can afford it.
> Are you also aghast about Tupac?

Tupac was a gangster who'd been convicted of sexual assault. Personally I try to separate the artist from the human because humans are consistently awful creatures, and otherwise we'd never be able to enjoy any art ever. But I wouldn't be in support of Tupac running Y Combinator, or to be the CEO of pretty much any company, ever.

I like Freddie Gibbs and Danny Brown. Both release music that is extremely misogynistic.

Deeper, Freddie (+ Madlib, ofc)

> Slammin', half a thang of heroin in the bathroom
> Keep an AK and the backup in the backroom
> Cook a meal clean and she suck me like a vacuum

If I tweet at a woman I disagree with that she should be in the kitchen cooking me a meal clean and then sucking me like a vacuum, that's okay right? Because I'm just aping my favourite popular rapper?
Oh my gosh they’re paywalling video controls now wow.
I guess the problem is that most of the useful bits of that 10 TB are going to be most of the time somewhere far away from the target audience.

You have to share that 10 TB with everything on that satellite's orbit.
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Yes, but they are biological with which I was born with and not a manufactured chunk of metal with circuits.
My feeling is that it got worse but then it got better again over the last few months. I don't have data to back this of course.
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> use mobile data on their smartphone, which practically never works because the subway is, well, deep under ground.

I find surprising that London hasn't deployed a cell network under ground like Stockholm's tunnelbana has. I'm sure there are technical differences between the systems but the tunnelbana has spotless mobile data even deep underground in the bedrock.
It should be illegal for USA to give weapons or money to Israel.
i think huggingface and facebook have both offered this level of detail in the past? still great though
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It IS different in non-English speaking countries. I live in Japan and work in an English workplace. The harsh reality is, if you want to hire talented in-demand people from outside your country, and your country's language isn't English, then you have to accommodate English in your workplace.

If you insist on using your local language only, then you will only have applicants from your own country: very few qualified candidates living outside Germany(/Austria) or Japan can speak those languages at a highly proficient level. If you have no need of importing professionals from abroad, that's OK; obviously it's easier to recruit people in your own country if you stick to your country's native language. But if you have a big talent shortage (as is typically the case for the tech sector), then not accommodating English will mean you can't compete against companies that are more international (i.e., they use English).

Like it or not, English is the most commonly-spoken 2nd language in the world; it's the international language of business and trade. College-educated professionals mostly all speak it these days. So if you want an international company, English it is.
The 1991 data and on was 4+ hours per person (older than 2). 7-8 hours per household.

They didn't have per person for the 1950 to 1990 data, only household (pdf in the link).
Just means there's more than just heat at play, which is sorta obvious.
It's not uncommon to add a minimal amount of plausible deniability to a toxic comment/threat (by calling it a joke or reference, following it up with "in Minecraft" etc), but imho that's intentional abuse of other people's good will and should be treated as such.

Either way knowing how to communicate responsibly is part of a CEO's job, that's one of the reasons they get paid so much.
On iPhone the YouTube app will do full-screen in portrait mode. Grab the video title (under the video) with your finger and pull down. The rest of the UI goes away and you just get the video shown in the middle of the screen with large black areas above and below the screen.

This is besides your point but I thought I would mention it. I like controls that hide in full screen mode regardless of portrait or landscape because you want to focus on the content.
Bypassing spying, geofencing and other regulatory stuff, perhaps? Also curious what the can of worms might be.
One does not negate the other.
> Mathematical models developed by Seifer & Elbaum (2020) aimed to assess the inactivation of SARS-CoV-2 at physiologically relevant temperatures, i.e. around 40⁰C, and at mild extremes of up to 60⁰C. In cell culture SARS-CoV-2 showed a 99.99% fold reduction in activity after incubation at 56⁰C for 15 minutes, which was in line with the predictions made by the mathematical model, lending some credence to the work. At a normal body temperature of 37⁰C, the model predicts 99.99% inactivation after 48 hours, while a mildly elevated temperature of 39⁰C is expected to induce 99% inactivation at 14 hours, increasing to 99.99% inactivation after 28 hours.

- https://www.news-medical.net/life-sciences/The-Thermal-Inact...

Take that for what it's worth but I honestly thought that this was well known and uncontroversial.

There are other factors, such as the dryness of the heat. But a surface under sunlight in a hot climate could easily hit over 40⁰C
Every quote or in this case paraphrasing, lives in context. And in this context, yeah, it is still pretty disturbing.

Reflects poorly on YC as well. Aparently their president didn't read the PG essay on keeping a low profile, especially online.

Good thing so, nowadays everybody openly shows you who they are and where they stand. Back the days, people hid their dark sides a lot better.
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not disagreeing, but sidenote, many of the issues causing the human issues may be semi orthogonal to the level of technology going forward. We already have enough resources for the poor amd hungry and homeless. Its behavioural issues we dont know how to fix. How to bootstrap a crackhead into a bank teller, so to speak.

i hope the bottom 10% rung on a dyson sphere society doesnt just look like hungry homeless people, but on a space station.
My stepdad died, this past weekend, and his cause on the death cert was apnea. He used his machine religiously.

I need to stop by mom’s house and see which he used. It’s different than mine which is not the recalled type.
until the product gets killed
My experience, a year of use - 300Mbps down pretty consistently, 40Mbps up, 40-60ms latency, fine for gaming for the most part, and the drop outs are unnoticeable short when they do infrequently happen. Never had an outage more than 10 seconds.

They’ve also nearly halved the price since I signed up.
One thing that I think would be awesome is if there was a Postgres extension for streaming queries, where you could join tables with millions of rows and when any of the upstream data is changed you’ll be notified of the delta changes.

I tried Materialize but it seemed incredibly wasteful to duplicate terabytes of data and was also extremely slow compared to the same query running in Postgres.

For now I’ve rolled my own using Debezium CDC and simply reevaluating entire queries with joins when any data changes, but having something more smart would be ideal.
does ollama actually host the models or is it a set of aliases to huggingface? and is it llama.cpp under the hood?

trying to figure out how thick this layer is
But does it block the ads that are still shown with youtube premium?
I don't think you're even really engaging with the article. It doesn't matter what healthcare model your country uses, what's being measured here is what the insulin companies are selling the insulin for. It's academic whether that money is coming via a insurance model like France, a state model like the UK, or a private model like the US. What's being measured is the money going to the people selling the insulin. What it highlights in this case is that somehow the US has ended up in a situation where their model creates incentives to drive prices up where clearly other countries don't.

You can argue the French system is bad in different ways but as a matter of fact from this research we can see they're not paying more for insulin than the US.
It's a problem for both because by tying browser updates to OS releases, you lower adoption, since some people avoid system updates or delay them.

And it's more of a problem for iOS because all browsers have to use system-issued WebKit, and previous releases only receive updates for vulnerabilities that Apple knows are being actively exploited in the wild, not for all vulnerabilities (as if Apple was omniscient and knew for certain what's being actively exploited), and not for features/API/webcompat updates. If there was an IndexedDB bug, you're not getting a fix unless you're on the latest iOS. Meanwhile Android 8.0 Oreo gets the latest Chrome with all bug fixes, new CSS features, etc.

Apple is actively screwing users and webdevs by tying browser and OS updates, and by restricting alternate iOS browser engines outside the EU.
I do think this is a cool product, but I would be very hesitant to buy a clock that relies on the internet, and on an API that might die at some point.
It's a terrible pronoun since that usage is a retrofit of a word intended to be used as a plural.
Because I was working with friends, on a project that was interesting, mentally valuable, and in the national interest.

Just because the org that hires you is a shambles doesn’t mean you give up and quit. Thank fuck we don’t all think like that.

And, again, reputation. I have a stellar reputation because I stick it out, and I care. I’ve worked with people who quit because ‘it’s shit here’. Nobody will ever work with them again.
A device wouldn’t last that long, but would provide a template to follow that, with detailed instructions and information about the formats and recording process, could be used to read the media.
The world has gone mad.

Why such nonsense over a tweet. People can’t say anything anymore.

There doesn’t need to be a response, people need to get on with there lives instead of what someone said while angry/drunk.

Maybe it hasn’t been addressed because it doesn’t need too? Too much crap happens because of public pressure but it doesn’t exists, just ignore the idiots and get on with life.

This is why the world is becoming so boring and mundane, nobody can have an opinion or say anything anymore, everything has to be ‘nice’ or PR speak so we can never have people actually be human beings.
Okay sounds like he faced those exact consequences and a bunch of people are acting like victims because they chose to take him too literally. I don't think Gary really cares what you or some others think. He's developed a thick skin for this sort of stuff maybe others should too.

I think more of him though. Sort of like when a polite old woman tells someone to fuck off and they're literally shook. A lot of people could do with hardening up a bit.
Not anymore, you can force portrait fullscreen
In desktop for example: If you go into a vertical video with a regular "/watch?v=" URL, you can see vertical format video with regular controls

There was some way to get the same effect in android, but I can't recall right now
Isn't this the clock that Ars Technica occasionally found to say the wrong time?

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/01/rhymi...
I really want to see career path of someone who covers most of the above
In these machines +/-12V is only used for Audio op-amps, RS232 Line drivers and the floppy motor. everything else is running on the 5V rail.
Because when a corporation has put profit over people and the people were harmed or killed, that corporation deserves to be completely dismantled and the owners (yes: shareholders too) deserve jail.

Until capitalism stops treating people like they are a renewable resource to squeeze profit from - capitalists need to be put on notice that acting like criminals means they get treated like criminals.

Stop. Pretending. There. Are. Good. Corporations.
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Working an industry I hate (Slots), but there's nobody in the area with my kind of skills and experience, so I'm guaranteed a job no matter what, short of severe economic downturn.

Kinda wish I wasn't sometimes, would make it easier to escape.
Indeed, it varies by strain. I was remarking on the initial variant, but I have not followed up on the later variants.
> One of them is so bad that if I let it blow through a facemask for a day, the inside is all black.

This problem seem easy to recreate in a workshop or lab. There is really no excuse for this.
But you would say this kinda thing to friends, people joke around all the time, it’s good to show that strength of emotion about something instead of having to PR speak your entire live.
When I find it, I can get it.

If you find on a streaming service, who knows if it's still there when you want to watch it.
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Depends on what you mean by rude. I just had a meeting that was trying to be polite and avoid blame, and completely failed to address the problem. Instead of "guys, there's this behavior X in the team that we don't want", it was "this is the behavior we want: X".

I left the meeting feeling like "ok cool, no action to take then, we can all agree that we want X", instead of "shit, we've been doing Y instead of X, we really need to change that".
Wouldn't thermite destroy the wires rather than soldering them?
A little off topic but absence of a first party app like YouTube is notable and will really hurt AVP - as intended of course.
All that you said is true, but that doesn't absolve the actual people who actually made the dangerous decisions of their responsibility.

Regardless of your work environment, if you make a decision that you know is dangerous and kills people, it's your fault too, and you should be criminally charged alongside those above you that didn't catch it, or enabled it through shitty culture, or enforced it due to time/money pressure.
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I think it is - where only one or two US politicians have said anything "against" Israel at all - being Rand Paul and Bernie Sanders, the latter which simply said, paraphrase, "maybe we should make sure we're following US law".
Embattled army chief lays bare Ukraine's challenges, at home and abroad
I do wonder if that will end up lending the internet almost a mythological/spiritual status. What happens to our relationship to this thing, that already almost no one truly understands how it works, as we get generations away from the people who actually created it?
I can quote all kinda of people to make very disturbing, threatening statements. Unless I am writting fiction, quote or not, it is still a threat.

At the very least, tweeting bat shit crazy stuff while drunk is nothing a CEO should be excused for, at the very least it is a sign of aerious self-control and judgement issues. Regardless of what politicak side said CEO, or anyone else really, is on.
I don’t miss my old Amiga that much. But I do regret that I didn’t keep copies of source code for various projects I did on the Amiga. Mostly for nostalgic reasons of course.
> There's no out-of-hours for CEO.

Unless his contract specifically says that, bull.

If his contract foes specifically say that, then I doubt it is legally enforceable anyway.

> He was using is official Twitter account to make a public statement, that's a work-related mistake.

If he used an official work account, then yes that paints a different picture and is a more clear-cut case of abusing resources and directly bringing the company into disrepute. But @GarryTan doesn't sound like a company account to me (I'm assuming the 陈嘉兴 in the account display name “Garry Tan 陈嘉兴” is also personal name information, not company affiliation, please correct me if I'm wrong).

> I don't know if they should, but they definitely are.

Calling for the bad side of a double-standard to apply to all is not the way I'd choose to fix the situation.

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Of course the people threatened by the ill-advised quotes, which might indicate overly string views, are well within their rights to pursue legal action against as they see fit, but at this point I'd say it isn't a sacking matter for the company.
He addresses this:

> The one downside is that occasionally you’ll get a creator who disabled playback for YouTube embeds. This is rare, especially with videos made in the last few years, but for those Juno will auto-detect that and just load up the normal video website page rather than the fancy player.
Bluray has an archive format that holds 100GB per disk and is rated to last 100 years in regular climate controlled storage. Should last longer in a cold environment like the vault.

One could also etch the data on a silicon wafer that could be read with a microscope (maybe indexes and retrieval instructions readable with an optical microscope, data with an electron microscope).
> It's amazing you cite Warren Buffet while saying that, who commonly calls for higher taxes on the wealthy.

From what I can tell you misread my post.
> The display dims itself automatically if not many pixels have changed their value in the last few minutes - and you don't bother many pixels by programming

I turned this off in the hidden factory settings for the LG OLED: https://old.reddit.com/r/OLED_Gaming/comments/sbords/how_to_...

Perhaps there is something similar for yours too.
I don't see how that would work? Isn't this all general purpose stuff at this point?
You can be professional and be genuine (distinct from PR speak). Sure, you're not fraternizing with your subordinates as much as you could, but you're doing your job better and your subordinates will be happier.