skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Do they need to be generated in interaction? If dark matter particles have no charges except for mass, what role can they play in interaction?
Bug bounty people do this all the time. It's almost always a sign that your bug is something silly, like DKIM.

Later

I wrote this comment before rereading the original post and realizing that they had literally submitted a DKIM report (albeit a rare instance of a meaningful one). Just to be clear: in my original comment, I did not mean to suggest this bug was silly; only that in the world of security bug bounties, DKIM reports are universally viewed as silly.
Spamming nonsense isn't a good look...
I occasionally read blogs about reverse-engineering auto computers, and it is clearly not simple. I don't expect even a popular model to be fully REd on the next decade, let alone a Fisker.
Getting good results involves tuning, good models, and well defined prompts, the demo not implementing a good RAG has nothing to do with its vector search performance. I suggest reading up on how the technology works.
I don't think Spielberg ever lost it. He's made a lot of exceptional films since E.T. or Raiders of the Lost Ark or whenever you could say he had power and money. Saving Pricate Ryan, Schindler's List, Jurrassic Park, etc. Even clunkers like Ready Player One show how great a director he really is.
Exactly. Always somebody trots out invalid arguments about size and population density. There are smaller states in the USA that are about as dense as Germany, like Maryland and Connecticut. So, why don't those states have great state-wide public transit systems?
> The DB Navigator is so terrible that I try to book the German leg of my international travels from one of the other countries apps whenever possible.

> For a counter example look at the French SNCF Connect app. It is not perfect but it is a pretty workable solution.

I am extremely surprised that you would write this. The SNCF Connect app has a lot of problems. Just for starters, it can't cope with any journey with more than 2 changes. SNCF shut down there international ticket sales computer system - because it was too old. They no longer sell any international tickets, unless it's on a train actually run by SNCF.

The DB App has train services for the whole of Europe. It can plan a journey from Oslo to Sofia if required.
Daily Obsidian user here. I often need to do a bit of math or adding numbers in a column, and could be the target market for this, but I'm not sure yet.

I am confused about using Excel as a metaphor, and calling things "cells" -- Excel is all about cells and tables, but actually this is just "assigning variables and doing a bit of math inside of :: these blocks :: like a templating language.

Suggestion: just explain it like that to people?

As a feature request, I often have a list of values (in a column) and want to sum them. It'd be nice if I could write it and have it print the sum in the view/wysiwym mode. Eg:

::
10,000
20,000
5,000
=
total_expenses
::

(maybe it could ignore commas too :) )

Cool work, love seeing things in the markdown space!
I think they're asking for advice on how to more reliably implement the RP side.
There is a big reporting bias though. You won't see in the news "of the 40,000 railway connections today, most were on time". You only read about some train having had an AC issue or the like.

I have family in Germany and they never go by train but tell me regularly about how bad the train has become. They have literally not been in one for 15+ years. But they watch the news every day.
It's not a question of moral standing or identity but rather that public transport (and vegan) advocates would like to force you to live like they do. Those things gaining too much popularity threatens the way you do things.

We have examples of this happening, eg smoking. It has become unpopular enough that governments pass nonsensical bans like banning flavored cigarettes or just making it entirely illegal for only a certain year cohort (literal age discrimination).
Drupal?
Agreed, and they shouldn't need to be instituted, because they were already policy, weren't they?

I had a CD Walkman during high school. Was smart enough to never to bring it out unless everything else in class was done and neighbors had nothing to say.
I suppose my point is "read someone else's ticket" is far from the worst case scenario here. It certainly sounds like zendesk didn't care to protect ticket contents ... Which the more I think about it is pretty egregious, as support tickets can include PII.

In general, I do expect for the folks reading hackerone reports to make some mistakes; there's a lot of people who will just run a vulnerability scanner and report all the results like they've done something useful. Sometimes for real bugs you have to explain the impact with a good "look what I can do with this."

Also, the poster didn't share their submission with us, just the responses. So it's hard to know how clear they were to zendesk. A good bug with a bag explanation o would not expect to get paid
Use https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation/commit/6d3b177714eb0c... The commits after that were to remove GPL code before the license change.
I just used the DB Navigator for extensive travel in Germany without any problems. It doesn't provide quite as much information about how to deal with connections for a delayed train, but that is minor compared to the very transparent function for buying and displaying tickets.
If they struggle with first stage re-usability for a while, that merely adds cost. Further they probably want to iterate and scale anyways, so in the short term they're gonna be building a lot of first stages anyways.

Second stage reentry is necessary for this thing to ever carry people, ostensibly the mission the ship was designed for. It is a hard requirement.
Have you read the GPL?
True, significant only because offered for 9 EUR initially.
Killer drones play disturbing sounds to lure civilians out into the open
Vegans? Veg[a..z1..9A..Z]ns? Are there any vegyns out there who object to being put on the meat/no-meat spectrum? Are you afraid HN will censure you if you spell out the complete word?
Sure it’s possible, but it’s also incredibly difficult.
Manifest v3 changes are pretty reasonable. Declarative filtering that prevents untrustworthy software from getting access to data is objectively a good thing.

It's just that uBlock Origin is so important and trusted it should have access to everything. Truth be told it should be literally built into the browser itself and deeply integrated with it. Only conflicts of interest prevent that. Can't trust an ad company to maintain ad blockers after all.
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Given that a lot of the landing failures we've seen started with a near perfect landing followed by the rocket tipping over, I suspect one benefit is that the contact point is now above the center of gravity and thus it can't really tip over.

Of course, it can't tip over unless something fails or the rocket ends up in the wrong spot (and fails to get caught) and the previous tip-overs also had to involve failures (of the landing strut, in the latest loss) or landing in some way that isn't perfectly aligned.
Build it on top of Guile.
> If you're a tourist, it's not meant for you. Sorry.

Tourist&foreigners can use the Deutschlandticket, too.

But: it's a monthly subscription automatically renewing every month, so one has to cancel it early enough when planning to leave the country. You'll also typically need a smartphone for the ticket.
If Microsoft took over an existing GitHub repo, would those values be the same?
Congrats, now you just need to be on board when tax money is used for that infra. I bet that latest there your opposition starts.
I am sorry to hear that, but your experience actually conforms what I said, only those who transition needs the fake meat substitute. I have about 12 years of vegetarian experience, and after 0.5 years of switching |I stopped having any cravings.

I have no way to verify your statements about cheating, but I personally do not cheat, as I have no need in it, but my advice to everyone who crave meat to stop torturing themselves and it imitations, you'll abandon vegetarian/vegan life anyway.
Well, of course, if we didn't have traffic ministers again and again, who do everything they can to make rail less attractive and road more attractive, then we could probably have a great system. But automobile lobby is so strong, they buy all the politicians in that role, probably even before they land in that role, so I guess normal people will have to keep suffering, so that those politicians can have a life of luxury. Thank you.
For some reason, after being own my own for a few days, I start to feel sorry for myself, feel nostalgic and don't take very well care of self anymore. So I'm super lucky, privileged for not being alone.
To add to that, I learnt to basic-speak the now extinct language of Chagatai, because I know Turkish.

Turkish is also mutually intelligible with Uzbek and Kazakh - it's basically like English and Dutch.

Edit:- Learning Chagatai practically let's you speak Kazakh and Uzbek partway. Tried it in both countries, might work in other places like Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan too. :)
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Ha yes let me just agree with you both that info is trash. It's the GNU way to make things unnecessarily difficult. If it was easy then any commoner could do it. By making things difficult they ensure that only the most dedicated acolytes can succeed, and everyone else is unworthy and pitiable.
Since critical military aid is only trickling through, Ukraine has been forced to improvise: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/ukraine-ramps-up-arms-p...
What values are those, exactly?
This guy's content would be far better with less dramatic editing and less of his hyperbolic narration. Hard to resist closing the tab.
Which GUI ? They are busy reinventing it every couple of years since Win 2k.
Personally I'm not opposed to public transport, in fact I want to like the railway. I tried.
But the German railway is in such a poor state that I never use it.
Not for small trips (with regional trains that are covered by my 49€ ticket) and especially not for longer trips (long distance trains like ICEs).

Every time you enter an ICE just remember that its a coinflip on whether or not you'll arrive on time to get your connecting train. Or maybe you won't arrive at all, happened enough times to me that I frankly don't trust it anymore.
And considering how expensive ICE tickets have gotten... yeah I'd rather take the highway, despite that I don't like driving much.
Now if only they could be affordable for the average consumer... A man can dream...
Eventually you are going to have to confront that the distance between 'technical correctness' and 'moral correctness' is vaster than you apparently think it is.
Prove how powerful "the system" is by doing something useful or value-generating with it. Then people will believe you. Talk is cheap.
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There is a big difference between doing 1h with car, and 3h with public transport.
Parent does not mention GPL, nor is this a GPL issue. It's about the takeover of an existing plugin and it's reviews/installs.
Retroarch isn't perfect - but it makes emulators usable on devices without mouse+keyboard, with a consistent UI for configuration.

Without it, emulation on Steam Deck and Miyoo/Ambernic-style devices would be nowhere near as good an experience.

And if you're focused on emulating 8/16bit games, it runs the vast majority of them just fine. (If you want to emulate, say, Gamecube or beyond, that's when you're better off with individual standalone emulators)
This is an annoying, not very informative format. Fuck this.

Would be nice to have more objective reporting.
1h car, 3h public transport, that is the point.
I think you are torturing yourself and need to stop. I have no craving for meat, and occasionally, when I am forced to eat by cooks mistake or for social reasons (funerals etc.) I feel uncomformatable as if I've eaten soap.
That's a great way to misrepresent what I said, but no. You just have your own definition of what entrapment is and the only reason you're calling it entrapment is because of a gut feeling you have, which is an even worse argument. I'm questioning if you even read the article to be this obtuse about it.

You can see the direct quotes from guilty party. It's hardly a gray area like a teenager entering a car with the keys inside. It's adults telling uninvolved people that they intend to break the law, encouraging others to do it with them. It's pre-meditated over a span of many months. There is nothing an FBI agent could have done short of force them to say these things at gunpoint that would even approach entrapment.

Unless you're just asking for carte blanche crime because you're willfully ignorant of what entrapment is.
If you are a Ruby or Rails dev, I built https://sitepress.cc/ to run stand-alone, embedded in Rails, or as a static site compiler.

It’s MIT licensed so anybody can use it, including people affiliated with WP Engine in any way, financially or otherwise.
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> Use Common Lisp instead of Emacs Lisp.

Interesting, why not a scheme? Is it because the popularity in the industry? I don't know much about Emacs or lisps and looking to understand better
> freemium software (Windows itself).

Last time i looked, you had to pay money for a Windows licence.
I didn’t take any, it was just an auto summon that kept looking like it was going to hit someone then abruptly braking and creating a log jam. It was funny.
> Every pupil has free access to all of the country's local&regional public transport system... I find that kind of mind-blowing.

We've had this since the 1990s for higher education students. One of the known effects is that students who got it, used the public transport systems more often after wards as they were more familiar with it. I would not be surprised if Germany has a simmilar effect. The problem with these effect is they far outgrow the attention span of polititians as they take years to come to full force.
Finished 20 but found level 14 the hardest, tower arm kept breaking off. Last few levels are pretty fun.
You should not switch straight to vegan, you should've started with vegetarian.
Great job! Easy to use. The only thing I might suggest is the ability to search for a specific font.
Picking the first offered action to a potential problem is a moral panic. Without intending it, one can potentially introduce different long-term negative effects. I am a parent of three and am fully aware of the anxieties of parenthood.

I once held a similar position of anxiety about this issue until someone wrote a response to me that was very similar to my own in this thread. I’m trying to share something similar with others: to inform those concerned that banning is not necessarily the only or best option.
From what I recall, SSRIs only show an effect greater than placebo in major depression, and that effect goes away if the placebo is active (i.e. the placebo makes you a little sick, so you can "feel it working.")

Great idea to compare a new trendy treatment with promise of potential financial windfalls to another treatment that barely works. If you kept feeding them cocaine under medical supervision, they'd probably report feeling slightly better, too. They're recreational drugs. People take them because they feel good. The most common symptom of depression is to take refuge in drug consumption.
I couldn't pay for my ubahn with a credit card on the bahn, and the app required me to use some kind of a paypal derivative. I did not pay.

Regardless of whether it is digitized or not, regional trains suck. To pay on the train, I think I was forced to use cash.

Further, the process for getting refunds when you miss a connection requires one to fill in forms on paper and scan them in and then send in via email. Or was it snail mail? I didn't attempt it, I just saw that my train was delayed for hours with no explanation for what can I do about it, realized I'm missing my connection and then booked a plane ticket and got home faster than if I had traveled by rail without any delays. 10/10, will fly whenever possible from now on.
Simplicity – The lost art we must rediscover
Only 62,7% of the trains were in time (and by in time they use a rigged system to count what is in time and what is not). So it's basically a 50% chance if you will be delayed at your destination or in time. Also note, that if you have to change trains mid travel you have that chance again. That means you will be late very very often. If you travel as an individual and you don't value your time at all this is a great deal, if you travel for business purposes good luck to you.

Apart from that, it's a lot more stressful (and time consuming) to go to a train station and leave at a train station instead of just driving by car.
I don't think this is true. I'm not a lawyer and this is not legal advice, but I think it's hard to fit the elements of an extortion statute to a "threat" to disclose the results of technical research work you yourself did. Moreover, if a vendor is working with HackerOne, they've already implicitly consented to their norm of non-disclosure in exchange for payment. Further, in something like 15 years of bounty programs, I haven't heard of any cases like this having been filed --- and bounty researchers threaten to publish all the time.

I also disagree that there's anything ethically dubious about it.
All civilizations morph over time. Conservatism is an ideology that sees this shift as bad and tries to prevent it. There's no point in trying to use science to refute conservativism because conservativism is essentially a subjective opinion about a phenomenon that is obviously real.
As someone who uses the German rail any time I can, I also applaud this move.
Can we get this applied to print, broadcast and cable news programs?
>Everything seems to be stuck in paper based processes

I want to buy a ticket every now and then. I want that process to be straight forward: cash money for one-time ticket. I don't want your app on my phone, I don't want a subscription, and I don't want to be tracked.

Paper based offline processes forever, please.
To be fair we haven’t worked with WP in 4 years; our experience with ACF was always positive.
They absolutely do. It's a bureaucracy. Budget is on a use it or lose it basis. FAA is requesting a 36% budget increase next year. Wouldn't be able to justify that if they stopped wasting resources nitpicking every piece of the launch plan.
That takes time which is why AMD is making acquisitions and hiring like crazy.
Yeah, but doesn't make the Bahn more punctual, or reduce those comute times from 3h down to the 1h that is possible by car, not having to jump across four connections, with related delays and dropped connections.
Oh neat, is that this bit? https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fastrepl/canary/c1f03cbbee...
I think being GPL is a requirement to host plugins in wp.org, so yes, that free version available there is (was?) open source.
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I'll add this to my reading list. Send like it's a good compliment to "This Is Your Brain on Food" by Uma Naidoo and "Brain Energy" by Christopher Palmer. Both very insightful and well researched.
I think this is (descriptively) correct, but it's a difficult point to make in a message board argument because of hindsight bias.
How tech change in just 40 years. https://xkcd.com/1909/

I also use <username>.github.io and https://archive.org/ (offline at the moment)

See also https://archiveprogram.github.com/
Conversely, since the US has fallen far short of upholding its obligations, Ukraine has no choice but to trailblaze drone technology. In a fight for survival, there's no time to ponder questions like the ones you linked to...
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How do you even go about proper dosing and frequency of psilocybin use? Just random guess?
(Oftentimes part of the reason the huge, fancy cloud setup costs more is that any component can fail, all the way down to the region-level, without loss of service.)
Verb tense is distinct from conjugation (and semantics are a whole different matter altogether). Careful consideration doesnt make trending tweets.
(2011) Big discussion in 2013 (140 points, 139 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6900004
Have you been to that "wildlife sanctuary." I have. People are driving cars up and down that beach all day. Best thing that could happen to the wildlife is if it were shut down permanently for rocket launches.
I’m not a security person. But this sounds similar to MFA (except for the 3 servers)

So it’s still hackable if you can get the email code?

I don’t see how splitting the password between 3 servers helps, but like I said, I’m not a security person.

Can you dumb it down for me?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/02/charities-halt...
unless I'm doing some basic front-end stuff, i've found that AI code assistants are an absolute waste of time.
If you want to understand the dynamics of what happened here, a very important detail is that the bounty hunter's report implicated DKIM and SPF, and no bug bounty program in the world takes DKIM reports seriously. DKIM is the archetypical beg bounty. You could find DKIM RCE and HackerOne would still round file your report.
On the other hand, at the time we would have expected twenty years of progress to make the cores a thousand times faster. Instead that number is more like 5x.
For the Common Lisp part, someone created lem [0], but for the other points I can't tell. I know there is an extension manager being developped, but am not able to judge the robustness. Also that there isn't org-mode.

[0] : https://github.com/lem-project/lem
That's a beatiful game. Mechanically it's simple enough, but the author seems to have put a lot of the work into failure effects. There are many different ways you can break the catcher, the booster, or both.
Accessory?