skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How exactly is email with PGP more secure than signal in this scenario? If the endpoint is root compromised there can be no security.
You forgot the best part. Satan has 3 faces and each face has a mouth. One mouth is continuously chewing judas, another mouth is chewing brutus and the third is chewing cassius. For eternity.

It's a great book, but it really shows how christianity ( or religion in general ) is glorified fan fiction.
Interesting, I didn't even hear about that second outage
Fuchsia also has rules for flutter, though in GN - but it's closer to bazel than the rest. Also I think their "sdk" (for consuming) is using bazel.
A new species arrives on the chess plain. Humans learn and adapt.
Falcon also released open dataset.
StolenAI
That’s fair but I don’t understand the relevance to my comment.

Illustrators and graphic artists are in a hard spot given the commercial work they do. I’ve worked in this industry in the past and can attest that many of the contracts I executed on cared less about the originality of the output and more about the specifics of the prompt.

Generative AI is enough for a lot of clients, if the price is right, even when the output is subjectively bad.
I saw one sorta catch fire.

But it wasn't over burdened.

It was in the kitchen, cause that was also where the utility closet is. and our 100+ year old building has crappy/dirty power, frequent brown-outs.

So, a few weeks of splashing coffee, tea and other crap around, and our crap power the thing started humming (60Hz). Then one day POP! Cap blew out and there was a little smoke.
I played chess poorly because I'm lazy, so instead of thinking about my next move I'd think about writing a program to pick the move for me.
Today we could use a dichoric coating but back then I think fabrication was much harder.
> They had already starting to move iPads to USB C

Which they're explicitly selling as laptop alternatives, at least the Pro line.

People were already connecting all kinds of things (audio interfaces, mice, ethernet adapters etc.) to iPads using the hilariously named lignting-to-USB-host "camera adapter", and all of that is just better over USB-C.

On the iPhone, the vast majority of people only use the port for charging and maybe listening to music; the few additional iPhone sold to people that actually use them with external storage for ProRes cinematography probably pales in comparison to the lost revenue from MFI license fees.
Likely useful: https://github.com/mist64/perfect6502 and http://www.visual6502.org/. These are transistor-level simulations based on die shots. From these you can derive the cycle times of each instruction with 100% confidence.
The Inquiry was opened in 2019. It cannot have anything to do with January 8th because it precedes it.

Were the congressmen and journalists who have been censored in the headquarters of the Supreme Court? Are people who criticize the actions of an out of control judge within the premises of the Supreme Court? Has Elon Musk ever been in the Brazilian Supreme Court?

The Brazilian Supreme Court maintains that the whole internet is within their premises. Be honest, do you think this is reasonable?
Understanding Memory Safety in the Rust Programming Language
Yes sure the kind of art that pays the rent for commercial artists is definitely seriously threatened by AI.

I'm inclined to say that AI companies should have to pay for the training data they use although that does seem to mean only companies with billion dollar warchests can train AIs.
FYI Evolutionary pressure is mostly failure to reproduce. There needs to be enough damage or death before reproduction. Women past menopause can only affect evolution by preventing their children from reproducing.

Slightly damaged eyesight would hardly affect evolution.
A massive effort led by Herr Dipl. -Ing Dr. Erwin Lichtenegger going from 1960 up till 2009 was what I looked at. Was interested for a while to get these into a 3D format but never got a reply from the library or the Pflanzensoziologisches Institute. I think these would look great animated and can only wonder what the good doctor would have achieved archiving with today's tools. Effort and dedication like that applied over time is a rare thing I am glad they are well preserved as works of art as much as science.

Ps also the workbooks of Dr. Santiago Ramon y Cajal on brain neurons are museum quality pieces with some startling similarities to these roots from a distance.
I like the knight on the edge analogy.

Bishops control up to 13 squares, knights up to 8. The math maths.

Unless you ask ChatGPT, which will tell you bishops do better in closed positions than knights (before going on to say (correctly) that bishops do better in open positions, without acknowledging or seeming to "notice" it is flatly contradicting itself.
How should I go about building one?
The dish is meant to be actively pointed at the sun. What shadow?
I'm not sure what you mean - Minibone's entire purpose is to allow you to not trust the server with users' plaintext data.

Naturally, you DO need to run Minibone in an environment that's not compromised, but even if you're concerned about TLS (and there can be valid reasons to be concerned depending on your threat model), web apps can and do run in places other than the browser - that can guarantee the integrity of the bundle.

In any case, for most use cases, database compromise is much more likely than active attacks from APTs that can break TLS.
Is there a technical reason why this can't work with Apple's Find My network, or is it just that they don't want to work together? Using the "Unknown Trackers" feature my Samsung phone can scan for nearby AirTags and tell them to play sounds.
Ghidra uses SLEIGH for this purpose https://fossies.org/linux/ghidra/GhidraDocs/languages/html/s...

> A Language for Rapid Processor Specification

From a SLEIGH description, the assembler, disassembler, and even decompiler can be synthesized.

It's a DSL not a database schema, but fundamentally it's the same idea.

Here's their definition of the 6502: https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/blob/cae919...
NAT doesn't change IP Header size, just the contents - while staying the same size. The header size is a requirement for compatibility.
On 18th March, temprature in east Antarctic was 38.5°C above seasonal average
>Because many would say that Greenwald is not an honest broker, and neither is Musk.

Honestly, you could say the same thing about the New York Times, Washington Post, BBC, DW, etc or, hell, even Brazil's Supreme Court who will say “everything is working just fine”, despite the increasing censorship happening in the country that they have been taking part. Everyone has some narrative and bias. The problem is to think this bias is only there when I'm listening to someone who I disagree with. And when I'm reading the Times, I'm listening to some sort of "unfiltered truth".

Sure, Musk might have other interests with this other than defending freedom of speech in Brazil. But the same can be said about Moraes, the Brazilian judge censoring journalists who criticize him left and right, going as far as trying to extradite them (and failing on that btw), blocking their profiles on social media, sure as hell isn't interested in "defend the rule of law" or whatever his official excuse is.
This looks like what I need, thank you!
Along that line, the Doors https://genius.com/The-doors-when-the-musics-over-lyrics

Cancel my subscription to the Resurrection

Send my credentials to the House of Detention

I got some friends inside
In addition to BLE, AirTags use UWB. I assume this is how AirTags can provide fairly high-fidelity directional guidance, something that wasn't clear the new set of Android tags provide.
I'm in the exact same situation as the poster rn. Freshman year of college and really interested in LLMs. I'm planning to take ML/Deep learning courses at my school later on, but in the meantime, what would be the best way to learn how to drive the car without exactly knowing how the engine works? What I mean is I want to learn how to fine-tune and build useful apps on top of LLMs
> I find myself considering my online comments more carefully now than I did 10 years ago across all platforms.

I am curious, why is that? Is the medium less safe than before (e.g., unpleasant interactions)? Or is it a high effort to engage in a discussion, and perhaps there are other priorities now?

Perhaps something else
Having a portfolio definitely does help and I can attest that it doesn't take all that long to build a solid one. I spent a few weekends on most of my Github projects, albeit I did clean them up and some of them luckily took off on Hacker news propelling them to the front page. The open repositories did lead to some interesting interview conversations and people do pay attention to them -- actually, prior to being offered my current job the interviewees commented on some of the content I open sourced. Most people should spend some time and do their best to 'hack' something over a weekend or two -- don't simply post garbage though - do something interesting and spend some time cleaning up what you post (and pay attention to the little details when it comes to code quality). Doing this will definitely boost your chances in landing a job. (Edit - my repository in case anyone is interested: https://github.com/photonlines)
Cyber criminals use wordpress vulns to inject spam into old blogs. That doesn't make it less weird and shady, but might explain why it's weird and shady.
Oh, my (optimistic, but I think not unrealistic) read of the DMA is that this is the case already!

There are clauses in there that mandate gatekeepers to give access to all kinds of interfaces only accessible to the native OS or first-party apps. I'd expect AWDL/AirDrop to match the type of thing the EU wants Apple to open up quite nicely.

If Google had any interest in shaking the duopoly, they'd of course be first to request Apple to open up AirDrop access to Android.

Realistically we'll hopefully see at least some third-party app vendor that bridges the gap with something that doesn't need an install on both iOS and Android, since in many AirDrop scenarios people don't have time, knowledge, or a network connection to install some unknown third-party app.
I don't know about Windows 11, but Windows 10 is still very snappy on old hardware with low ram. Windows has a lot of issues but desktop responsiveness isn't typically one of them.
This is semi-unrelated, but I tried to log in to Claude today and saw that Anthropic had banned my account. I only used Claude to ask 3-4 questions, so I guess the problem was that one of them was intended to see how Claude will self-censor on shady questions.

The moral of the story is don't ask Claude anything out of the ordinary, as maybe now I'm on a list somewhere.
I'm in the exact same situation as you rn. Freshman year of college and really interested in LLMs. Did you decide how you're gonna go about it? Maybe we could share resources
Regarding the registry, I was under the impression you have to update the PATH on windows as well. I have tried dinking with it, and without updating the path, the command line can't find the proper programs. Am I missing something?
I understand and answered that. The answer is Secure Desktop, details on which can be found in the link I posted in my earlier comment.
At this rate, why not just use UTF-8 and combing IP and DNS into one.
Try Alasdair Gray's translation.
It's both C and Objective-C.

Objective-C's refcounting is exposed to C via CFRetain/CFRelease. Long before there was ARC (the thing you cite), the bulk of the NexTSTEP and then Apple frameworks were written with Objective-C code manually doing [obj retain]/[obj release] and C code manually doing CFRetain(obj)/CFRelease(obj). There was some doc somewhere telling you the protocol.

Later, ARC came around to automate it for Objective-C code that opted in. ARC carefully mimicked the semantics of the protocol in that doc.

And then later, Swift came along and mimicked the semantics of ARC.

There is a free lunch for languages that use reference counting. That free lunch doesn't exist for GC'd languages, which introduce a semantics that is different from the ones that C code already uses.

Sorry to burst your bubble.
> (injecting yourself into the download flow for an open source piece of software and profiting

In high frequency trading, the equivalent's called providing liquidity.
Nope, they just changed it, the old bypasses don’t work. The sole work around is to put in a fake email and then suffer the prompts.
> The committers appear to be "Backbone Authors". The organizations membership is not visible.

This is slightly insane. How can they release something as Apache License if they aren't even giving out the name of the developers? Exactly WHO is licensing this source code?

There are many open source crypto libraries and it's probably not the wisest to use one authored by anonymous developers
Thats some deranged historical revisionism.

The vietnamese won their war of independence against france ( aka first indochina war). Then the US stepped in to protect 'european colonial interests' gave the southern half of vietnam to france with the promise that the vietnamese people will have a vote. When polls showed southern vietnamese were overwhelming for reunification with the north, we renegged on our promise and did not allow a vote. And hence the 2nd indochina war happened.

> The Vietnam war, or at least the fighting that us Americans refer to by that name, was started by the sovereign state of North Vietnam invading the sovereign state of South Vietnam

The vietnam war was the US fighting the Viet Cong. Do you know who the viet cong was? They were SOUTH vietnamese. The vietnam war wasn't the US fighting north vietnam. It was the US fighting south vietnamese freedom fighters.
I don't know that about ULA range.

I got fe80 and fec0 confused. It looks like the latter is the deprecated site-local range. It is unlikely that will be reassigned, but lots of people said the same with IPv4 and got burned. It is safer to use ULA.
Do you have a name? Which commits you authored?

After the xz debacle, knowing who wrote which commits became important
Very interesting, I wonder if there are studies on the effects of removing downvotes / upvotes / both from a platform. I tend to associate my dislike with the types of content on certain sites with the fact that they don't have down-voting, but hard to say what impact it actually has.
Well ... go on, don't keep it to yourself.
The Snapdragon X is a homogeneous core makeup. Only large cores.
No small group has the resources to launch large groups of drones with a 1000km range. Those tend to cost >$100K per unit, and require significant support infrastructure.
My GitHub profile wasn’t very polished when I was applying for jobs. It was mostly just descriptions of the projects on my resume, and discussing them during the interview. Reaching out to recruiters at the company after applying, or (even better) connections that work there (even if you haven’t spoken in a while) will also boost your chances of getting an interview.
Yeah I did that but it keeps nagging to verify the email. I don’t know if it will give up at some point. It’s absurdly user hostile.

Not to mention they are clearly forcing email so they can key it against the MUID ads cookie.
Would be cool to see the leaderboard of consistent users (with highest median net upvotes per story). Karma conflates comment karma and post karma, so that’s not really the same thing.
Author here

Wow! I didn't expect that! I love these discussions and comments :)

I will do my best to go through all of them :)

Cheers everyone
It's the contrary. It's only because we can identify Jia Tan's contributions that we can throw out just his contributions and revert to (say) xz 3.2

If xz contributors were anonymous, we would need to throw out the whole thing
I’m gonna guess operator error on this one.
This is a problem with alternative layouts - you have to relearn or remap all the shortcuts for different apps as well as learn the new alphabet locations.

Shortcuts sometimes use mnemonics, eg p to print or whatever, but they're often just in particular locations, like V for paste for example - it's just next to 'C' for cut - so if those two keys are separated on your new layout, it's confusing, and in any case, does it matter that it's 'C' for cut - just using whatever keys are in those two locations is so ingrained in muscle memory that they should be remapped.

The other issue is that most of these alternate layouts are optimized for writing prose, and sometimes make other things, code, for example, more difficult.
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I don't think Dante's inferno is actually part of anyone's religious beliefs. Everyone does and always has regarded it as a work of fiction. It's not a reflection on Christianity.
The weight isn't the problem, it's the clean-up. Teflon pans are very easy to clean; cast iron seems virtually impossible without a sandblaster. It's also useful for foods where you can't have the food sticking to the pan without ruining it.
I feel like if you're unable to get 99% coverage with that then there's probably some dead code that needs pruned.

As for hardware-related problems and race conditions, testing at a higher level of abstraction seems like it'd help more than it'd hurt - in the former case ensuring graceful handling as part of the tests, and in the latter case making the race conditions more likely to hit (and hopefully fix).
Nope.
hjkl are arrow keys.
https://catonmat.net/why-vim-uses-hjkl-as-arrow-keys
Related:

Musk challenges Brazil's order to block certain X accounts

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39962568
What you're describing doesn't exist in Switzerland, which you could tell by doing a quick Google Maps view.

Nothing in Switzerland is cheap, least of all land. Practically nothing in Switzerland is flat either. What little flat land we have is used for agriculture and cities.
One of the most informative post, downvoted. I guess the traditional HN crowd has moved on and the Apple(TM) crowd is its replacement.
Yup, and it works very well. Saved mine from a bad Hynix chip recently.
Reaching out to recruiters or people you've worked with in the past is a much higher yield job searching activity than cold applications.
This is something I've been thinking about myself alone for a while so I don't have the language to properly communicate it with the common mathematical or philosophical language, but I appreciate your thoughts.

Effectively, I am interested in a mathematical representation of any conceivable structure in space-time, with operations that allow for transformations of those structures in space-time. Imagine for example a screen of a 1D grid of binary objects, where W is white/on and B is black/off.

I can have WWWB, which I can think of (by mentally breaking it down) as WWW,B or as WW,WB, or W,WWB, etc. I can also think of a structure like X,X where X is any other structure (effectively, encapsulation, and recursion). I can do operations like put something as X or remove something as X. I can take X,X,X and combine it with WWW to get WWW,WWW,WWW. Moreover, I am interested in applying these operations through time, so for example I can do X,Y,->X,X,Y and apply this abstract transformation to WWW,BBB to get WWW,WWW,BBB. So first and fore most I am interested in a data structure that can handle this information (having spatial relations, where any single node can be the sum of any other node. Like a matrix where each point can be a matrix, or better yet a 2D linked list, where each node can be a 2D linked list).

This is my interest in thinking about the composition of numbers. I am more interested in math that focuses on properties of the compositions, their inverses, operations defined on them, their relation to the whole number, etc. The number 4 in my line of thinking is simple XXXX, but this is far too limiting for what I want to do.

Its a little more interesting with 2D spaces, because my structure becomes something like X(right)X(right)X and I can apply a X(UP)Y to get a structure like.

YYY

XXX

I've been playing around with this idea and I can take some simple patterns and create much more complex 2D images. I can create two squares for example, one to the right of the other, and apply a pattern like XY->YX to switch them.

Whats interesting also, is that the square in my system of made of simpler constructions that effectively define the idea of a square (X1(up)X2(right)X3(down)X4(left)X1, which can be broken down to its simpler components of being X1(up)X2, X1(down)X2, etc which gets us very close to the human level notion of a square being "point going up x amount then right x amount then... or "two sets of (two points in direction A with a corresponding two points in the direction A(inverse) )). I want to define a single formal system by which with simple rules, I can manipulate structures in an analogous manner to human thought.

I find it really interesting but I am kind of stuck on where to go with this.
Gpu ram is typically gddr6 or gddr6x which is a different standard to the chips used in ddr5 for example. GPUs have terrible latency to ram, but enormous throughput, and I assume the chips are internally optimized for that. Many aspects of a design change when you choose different latency or clockspeed targets translating into different power / area calculations.
That’s not particularly affluent.
It's tedious to accomplish and not common, but it can be done: https://tech.target.com/blog/open-source-fund
Very helpful! I will come back to read more deeply. But in general, what approach would you recommend?
I think the leaderboard is a cool idea!

It doesn't need to be a leaderboard for "all the time", but over a recent window of time.

> Karma conflates comment karma and post karma, so that’s not really the same thing.

I agree, but the limitation that I faced is that I don't have access to the comments upvotes, and I didn't find a satisfying proxy for it either. That is why I dropped it from the analysis.
At its core Kubernetes is mostly a HTTP API being used to sync state between nodes. I see no reason that part shouldn't work even across the world, albeit at the cost of slower syncing of state (eg. pods taking longer to be created after a scale-up).

That HTTP API is backed by etcd which uses Raft and that is where running over a large area is more likely to cause problems. One approach would be to keep the etcd instances in one region (and probably also co-locate the scheduler, controller manager there), while having far-flung worker nodes. This creates a risk of losing the control plane but in most cases services would keep running (but would be unable to react to any further issues until the control plane recovers).

You would also want to carefully design your workloads with topology constraints and region-specific services to avoid high application layer latencies though.

Overall it's a fun thought experiment. In practical terms I think cross-datacenter in a small geographic area would work fine but I probably wouldn't want to run a single worldwide cluster, both for the reasons above and for other scaling reasons.
Typical Apple hiding behind the walled garden to avoid actual competition via users not having any path to switching platforms.

The Apple value prop used to be “it all works together”, now it’s “half the shit you spent thousands on won’t work if you leave the island”.

The Tim Cook era is great for stock holders, but he’s one of the prime enshittifiers in Silicon Valley.
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It’s a nice to think that a creator took a break from devising all our ingeniously cruel childhood diseases to give us the occasional eclipse.