skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Are you still a journalist?
If he were an american citizen then the answer is yes as nothing much would stop him from being a journalist. You can speak and journal from prison there.

What your asking implies is was he more an agitator or conspirator. Well he is about to admit to as much out of necessity, more to the point, will the next round of international journalists feel so much grey area hunting is necessary to bring us the truth about governments acting in the red area? I suspect many a journalist would go back in time and spill coffee on Hitler if it helped unearth those state secrets.
Isn't this quite similar to WSL? Is there a reason you prefer this to WSL?
Waymo's have cameras inside the car to make sure the vehicles are clean: https://support.google.com/waymo/answer/9190819
Avoiding C#? That's quite an unfortunate way of looking at the situation if it leads you to missing out on one of the best programming languages of today.
https://rotx.dev can also be used for a local password safe, and it supports environment variables injection into various scripts or workflows.

(author of rot)
Good is subjective. The value for me is that during the heyday of MTV they interviewed practically every mainstream musician and often had access to them that no other news organization had. They also had series like True Life which were at least initially under the MTV News division. They may have tackled sensationalist topics but at lest they covered them.
>None of the groups identified in this story’s reporting have registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (Fara).

>“There’s a built-in assumption that there’s nothing at all weird about viewing the US as sort of an open field for Israel to operate in, that there are no limitations,”

Why does Israel have such a privileged status with respect to other nations? If it were any other country, US news organizations and politicians would be up in arms about a foreign government directly manipulating US public opinion. But this one country is special. Why?

>Georgia’s governor, Brian Kemp, signed legislation that revised Georgia’s hate crime statute to include the IHRA definition of antisemitism in January, making it possible for certain criticisms of Israel to lead to increased prison sentences.

Isn't this eroding free speech in the US? How is it constitutional that saying something about the politics of a foreign government could lead to increased prison sentences for US citizens?
> There's actually an ICC investigation into Afghanistan, not sure what they're looking into but I don't remember bombing of civilian infrastructure being a big part of that war?

There wasn't much infrastructure in Afghanistan to begin with, my point (as well as with the other examples I named) is rather that there haven't been many consequences for the war crimes that did happen - quite a few of which have been exposed by WikiLeaks and others, and quite a few of the perpetrators got pardoned by Trump or not prosecuted at all like the Australian units [1].

The ICC in theory is an awesome progress in the history of humankind, but it's ... a bit pointless to have when it's just ignored by those in power.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brereton_Report
Link to original Twinkie is dead, here’s an archived copy: https://archive.is/EGxFi
Using encrypted secrets provides a way better developer experience than using a vault.

Typically, developers can’t change production secrets in vaults and need to follow some other protocols.

Encrypted secrets mean you deploy everything along side the secrets.

The developer experience is great, but the biggest issues I have faced while using Kubeseal were

1. Developers HAVE the secret in order to encrypt it. This can be not ideal as then they can use these secrets in production or leak them

2. The secret encryption key change causes the need to re encrypt everything.

3. People don’t understand the concept.
Isn’t it an extension of the fifth amendment?

> no person “shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself.”
In C, undefined behavior can not time travel. This was never supported by the wording and we clarified this in C23.
It's also the same country that agreed to it only after it became clear that there was a real chance they might suffer the embarrassment of not getting an extradition and/or have to deal with a government after the election come the July 4 election that might - despite how I dislike Starmer - be at least somewhat less receptive to US pressure.

> It's also the same country whose president commuted Chelsea Manning's sentence down to 7 years.

The same country who may have a different president come November with a history of calling the Assange case a priority.

Why would anyone feel safe relying on the luck of the draw of the president at any given time to get out of what was an initial utterly extreme sentence?

> But what will it take to stop the rhetoric about the U.S. wanting to lock him up and throw away the key?

When the US stops sentencing people to 35 years like with Chelsea Manning's initial sentence, and there's been a long period without e.g. illegal rendition flights, when Guantanamo Bay has been closed for a few decades and no new camps have taken it's place etc. Maybe when a couple of generations have passed, in other words.
“I’m afraid electricity also drives command and control systems. If President Milošević really wants all of his population to have water and electricity all he has to do is accept NATO’s five conditions and we will stop this campaign. But as long as he doesn’t do so we will continue to attack those targets which provide the electricity for his armed forces. If that has civilian consequences, it’s for him to deal with … [so] that water, that electricity is turned back on for the people of Serbia.”
-- NATO spokesperson Jamie Shea during NATO aggression against the SRY. (He's also the person who coined the propaganda term "collateral damage" against civilian casualties.)

It can be said that pretty much everything NATO did in 1999. in SRY, Putin is now doing in Ukraine.
It's shocking how awful Micro$oft is.
Why does everything in the world require a conspiracy theory?
What do you make of the Antikythera mechanism?

Which model does it fit? Or does it point to a different model?

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNFPxAMV/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism
The problem with “not writing code like that” is that eventually someone does.

At work we use a home-grown Haskell-like language with “row types” which can be split into disjoint sets of fields in order to represent joins and the like.

It works well in most cases, but it’s very easy to forget a type annotation and trigger unmanageable build-times. Often times, it is not obvious where something needs to be annotated. Sure, we can act as human time-outs, but the productivity loss can be substantial, especially for a newcomer to the language.
This was actually an idea that came along with the original internet. Coined “micropayments,” it was an idea to enable content consumers to pay content producers. A little bit (fractions of a cent) times a lot of people was the gist of it.
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I’ve been surprised how brazen it’s been. For a little while almost every Twitter login I’d see a promoted tweet from the official Israel account making some statement or other about the war.

That I can tolerate but I found the same account promoting outrage about US campus protests to be distasteful. That’s a domestic US issue and trying to influence it from the outside feels inappropriate, not to mention leans into a bunch of antisemitic tropes!
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Note that this article is incorrect about "The mere existence of UB in the program means all bets are off and the compiler could chose to crash the function immediatley upon entering it.". In C this is not true.
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I hate when people use the word "sanitize" in this context. For one, it's a weasel word and needlessly moralistic. But, even more than that, when people write essays complaining about sanitizing classic stories, most of what they succeed in communicating to me is that they don't actually understand how literature works.

Adjusting older stories to reflect contemporary cultural values has been happening for as long as there have been stories. The reason for that is simple: one of stories' major functions is to express things about ourselves - lessons, observations, etc. When an element gets dropped from a story, it's because that element is no longer culturally relevant, plain and simple. Stories, too, need to choose between evolution and extinction.

Take an oft-bemoaned example: Disney's version of the Little Mermaid. It's a very good adaptation. Adaptation. It differs from Hans Christian Anderson's in part because the lessons we think are important to teach our kids are different. But also, the medium itself affects things: children's movies don't have to be as graphic to achieve the same excitement level and emotional impact as written stories with few or zero pictures. A movie that didn't change anything from the original version of the story wouldn't have had nearly the same cultural impact, because it wouldn't have been nearly as good.
The original indictment goes much further than that! They didn't have him on a technicality; they had him as effectively the orchestrator of the conspiracy. Who knows if that would have held up in court; I think the case wasn't all that strong on anything more than a minor role for Assange.
Google Chrome proposed hardware attestation. I actually thought it was a pretty good idea but there were some privacy risks so it ended up DOA.

https://github.com/RupertBenWiser/Web-Environment-Integrity/...
The point is that you have to know to even look it up.
All US domestic political issues are international concerns too - they are the omnipotent superpower
"Walkable cities" doesn't mean that everyone is forced to walk everywhere. It means that there are destinations (grocery store, restaurant, pub, library, cinema, hospital etc) you can reach within walking distance without having to play frogger on a highway. They are absolutely a boon to someone old and disabled. They can use assistive devices, public transport, and even cars to get around.

I think you have the wrong impression about what "walkable cities" mean.
Tech's accountability tantrum is pathetic
"Common knowledge" and "black site" have never made sense together in the same sentence unless you are a conspiracy nut.
A subscription model is a better business than a tiny charge, because expenses will be the same, but ROI will be much larger. Even with subscription, many web services are not profitable.
The movement to form a nation had started pre world war two. It had some backers but obviously wasn't as urgent before then.
The biggest reason people loose muscle mass as they age is due to lack of use, so a built environment that encourages walking is going to help keep people in shape to walk as they age.
I just solve this by not having files like that on my computer. No spaces. No null chars.
I read about half the article before giving up, but is there any information what Israeli officials actually did to shape US discourse? Besides having meetings.
Yes but how do you go about defining an ORM model without an app init class?
Symbolics Color System manual (1986)
I'm not planning to :)). Singulatron is not about scheduling, etc.; it operates at a much higher level of abstraction. To put it in less fancy terms: it's an app, albeit one designed to run on many servers simultaneously.
Who knows, maybe in the future one of those opinion pieces may be the first digital record about a specific topic found by some future civilization. In the same way that the Complaint Tablet to Ea-Nāṣir doesn't provide much historical value, but is interesting in being the oldest written customer complaint.

History isn't just about the big things. The history of the mundane is also important in understanding a culture.
... Nice to know that 404 media is now archiving compatible cause for a while they weren't. It's ironic to me that a site which writes about so many sketchy topics (e.g. sex) wants to know who you are.
Take for example the compiler optimizing:

void foo(bool cond) {
int a = 0;
if (cond) a = 10;
if (cond) printf("%d\n", 10 / a);
}

into:

void foo(bool cond) {
int a = 0;
if (cond) {
a = 10;
if (cond) printf("%d\n", 10 / a);
} else {
if (cond) printf("%d\n", 10 / a);
}
}

and then screaming that (in its generated 'else' block) there's a very clear '10 / 0'. Now, of course, you'd hope that the compiler would also recognize that that's in a never-taken-here 'if' (and in most cases it will), but in various situations it might not be able to (perhaps most notably 'cond' instead being a function call that will give the same result in both places but the compiler doesn't know that).

Now, maybe there are some passes across which false-positives would not be introduced, but that's a rather small subset, and you'd have to reorder the passes such that you run all of them before any "destructive" ones, potentially resulting in having to duplicate passes to restore previous optimization behavior, at which point it's not really "reusing".
Great article :). You definitely will be going places.

why everything exists in a holonic sense i.e. a "whole" in its own is composed of many wholes themselves, and goes on to partake in a bigger "whole".

You’re gonna love philosophy!! This is covered most definitively and scientifically by Hegel’s Science of Logic, but that’s like super advanced high level philosophy so you might not want to start there lol. Either way best of luck, I totally agree with your general thesis! You’ll be happy to know that, in general, this has already been solved by Kant, Hegel’s idol - even tho people have forgotten in the meantime.

http://www.autodidactproject.org/quote/kant_CPR_architectoni...

http://staffweb.hkbu.edu.hk/ppp/ksp1/toc.html

I’m writing a book on all this atm, so feel free to hmu anytime if you want someone to bounce ideas off of! It’s a profitable time to be a philosopher of science, that’s for sure
There’s no possible way you can be asking this question in good faith, but here you go anyway:

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EU charges Microsoft with antitrust violations over Teams
Yeah I had basically the same system (Celeron 300a overclocked to a blazing 504mhz) and trying to play the same games with my dad over IPX was a huge problem. I don't remember why, just frustration and never wanting to use ipx.

Definitely had problems with one of the Warcrafts, I assume 1 but maybe 2
No because the bots are running on compromised machines, so they'd just steal the real owner's micropayments.

It'd also entrench search monopolies even harder, because everyone would exempt Google/Bing because they want to get indexed, but they wouldn't exempt other bots like the one you need for your new engine.
Actually, you're correct, and my original answer was wrong. That's what I get for writing at 2am.

Here's how it works generally: when you plead guilty the judge warns you that they do not have to accept the plea deal and can sentence you however the hell they wish. You plead guilty and then the judge tells you if they accept the prosecution's deal. I've seen several defendants surprised by the judge not taking the sweet probation deal and turning around and giving the defendant years in prison which they are unable to appeal.

So, in theory, the judge could potentially give Assange some time.
This looks amazingly cool. Love the old school “analog” feel of it

Thank you for sharing
Concerns, sure. But Israel is a staunch US ally, trying to directly influence what US citizens think about domestic events feels like a brazen thing for an ally to do.
And how many revs on before they don't work any more?
The good 'ol gas-lighting. Nice.
Seems pretty similar to sops[0], but without the encrypted-by-default feature that makes sops feel significantly safer for secret management.

Sops also integrates easily with AWS and other existing key management solutions, so that you can use your existing IAM controls on keys.

I mentioned in another comment, but I've been using it over five years at two jobs and have found it to be great.

[0]: https://github.com/getsops/sops
If anything, Sarah is a victim too.
This. And Google, and Microsoft, and Meta, etc.
My answer above is slightly wrong, see my clarification:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40790246
creation time is a nontrivial problem. when i copy a file to a new location (or unpack it from an archive, download it, etc...) is the creation time the time the file is saved or the time it was historically created. and if it is the first, and then you modify the file by making a copy of it and deleting the original (so the inode changes), does the creation time change, or should it be copied from the old version?

so there are 4 different values:

the original time when a file was originally created.

the time when it was first created on this device.

the time when a particular inode was created.

the time when the content of the file was modified.

and you could add more: if the file contains a story, how about the time the original story was written?

or the time the content (and not the metadata, like the exif data of an image) was modified?

there are use cases for each. but of all of them the last modified time is the easiest to reason about.
The value of the hardware is around $360 million.

What can he get for acting to the detriment of the company in the US?
Many things incorrect here.

Better driving can only get you from 1 curb to another. You still have to walk to your actual destination whether it’s to the other end of the mall, or to your home’s door. In no way is this any worse in a walkable city which will not only allow you to walk everywhere when you’re able, therefore delaying any loss in walking capabilities, but will also include better and more accessible public and private curb to curb transportation.

A walkable city will also make the curb to actual destination far more walkable.

A walkable city will also mean a lot more options are accessible to the disabled through their wheelchairs, etc.
It was a clear self-defence situation. I will never forgive the edits.
Wouldn't fix a thing given that there are operations overseas that run thousands of legitimate iPhones and Android phones for botting purposes.
Readers may be interested to Dasel as well https://daseldocs.tomwright.me/supported-file-formats
I think that interpretation is quite robust.

There's also this: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/lion-kin...
This is both amazing and horrifying. I'm actually confident this automation will save lives. Well of course any system can fail, Uber drivers are often distracted by 30 things, they're fiddling with the app, on personal calls, while navigating tricky traffic situations.

However I predict within a decade or so we're going to get to a point where gig work is no longer feasible. It'll take a bit of trickery, but I'm sure you could have restaurants opt in to putting their own food in the backseat of these. And then as a consumer you would just get your own food from the car .

So think about every delivery driver, and every Uber driver, and many other gig workers. All of these people are going to be out of work very soon. Plus tons of creatives will be replaced by AI. AI will reduce the need for junior software engineers .

I don't think the modern economy is ready for this. If I had one wish, it would be to at least decouple employment from health care. As is, let's say you have a serious illness that requires you to resign or otherwise not have employment for an extended period of time. You're now stuck with a serious illness and no health care. Depending on the state unless you're a child or parent you're not qualifying for Medicare period.

Has anyone figured out, who exactly gets sued when one of these Waymo's hits someone.
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Unfortunately those big and famous European artists are all dead for decades/centuries. Kinda difficult to monetize today.

Not that we should enable that. Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi and Bach are cool, but who should be making money now from their IP? I'd say nobody, it should already be part of CC IMHO.
The international moon base plan is fascinating.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Lunar_Research_S...

(nuclear power plans by Russia not so much)

Is there enough gravity on the moon to prevent the long-term health problems from the space station like bone, muscle and vision loss?
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Good question but it is like asking "How long is a piece of string" ? You need to provide more specifics to get more meaningful answers. "Cloud Infra and Deployment" could literally mean 100s of things depending on your requirements, tech stack, customer needs, traffic levels, workload types (consistent vs sudden bursts), database read/write requirements and many other factors.

Having said that, most of us generally use an existing PaaS or IaaS built on top of the biggest providers like AWS, DO, GCP, Azure etc. Some people use things like Terraform or Ansible Scripts or even plain old bash scripts or Makefile.

Whether you should use Kubernetes or not again depends on answers to the questions from my 1st paragraph.
Interesting article! Spells out in detail the different tactics used such as advertising, partnership with other organizations, policy/law lobbying, content management partnerships etc. that Israel used. Also interesting in terms of phrasing used, as the wording would be very different if say China was found doing these activities.
What do you suggest we do instead of modeling complex systems…? Isn’t that kinda an important part of aerospace, psychology, and meteorology, just to name three random things? Likely misinterpreting; I doubt anyone is anti-modeling in general!
RDF is open-world and entirely additive; it doesn't solve the synchronization problem. You will end up with an ever larger set of triples.

Also, the author has created the most popular client-side database in the Clojure community (Datascript) which happens to be for making knowledge graphs, so I'm sure he's familiar with it.