skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm sure you know a lot more than I, and you're pushing the boundaries of my limited knowledge, but I read a bit on some things you mentioned... I don't follow how the PreMasterSecret incorporates the ClientHello; PreMasterSecret seems to be just a protocol version and some random bytes. As for the Finished hash check, I didn't know about that, but can't a server complicit with the MITM (i.e., a site wanting to buy customer data from Verizon) fix up the hash by ignoring the bytes the MITM inserted? They would coordinate a scheme to reversibly inject tracking bytes, and pretend the bytes weren't there while hashing for Finished.

Since you mentioned complicit endpoints, I'm really wondering if I'm being naive here. It's certainly not as simple as injecting HTTP headers, but it looks possible if the ISP and target server collude, and the ISP makes sure to only tamper with traffic bound for servers that "know" to un-tamper it.

I could probably prove or disprove this for myself by writing a proof of concept, and maybe I will, but in case it is an issue that could be mitigated, I'd rather someone more qualified think about it sooner than I will figure it out.

Good point about "SSL", I was using the term loosely.
>soon

...

>evolution

So, a few million years?
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Slightly OT, mi favourite localization error was in Ubuntu when they had that nice netbook interface (that later would become Unity). The network icon label was "Rojo" in the Spanish localization, that is the word for "red" color. What?

Well, if you translate "Net" to Spanish you get "Red"; and if you translate that again (by mistake), you get "Rojo". There you are :)
It's only a week after the assassination of cartoonists, this is in extremely poor taste.
It's because the competitors do this too.
CryptoNote? Is it encrypted messages app?
Some younger people might not appreciate just how on-the-button some of the Dilbert cartoons are. They can be almost painfully accurate.

http://dilbert.com/strip/1995-11-07

Some of them are pretty old but it's worth having a reflective look through them to check that you're not performing a Dilbert cartoon.
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the entire article is one minimizing gloss after another.
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Speak to someone from Greece then, they are proud of lots of things as we do but honestly, from my point of view staying in Italy isn't what I define "living".

Also I don't see those who stays there as people willing to overcome a real challenge, but like someone with no guts to move away from his/her place.
Compared to the Canvas 2d API, OpenGL is VERY hard to get into. It's very low level compared to the rest of the browser API's.
Apparently, he founded the site, set it running very successfully, left, and was then cunningly lured back by those then in charge solely to be the fall guy for the Fed investigation.
$25 in 1882 is about $600 today. That's like losing an iPhone.
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It should be made clear that it is not some pseudo anonymous "you" but it can be directly related to your phone and your contract and from that to you.
Previous discussion:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8852487
I doubt most people care. This isn't going to drive customers away. The only way it'll be stopped is if they're legally forced to. For example, see the history of cookies themselves and how most people never cared about them.
Wow this is the coolest thing I've seen in the terminal since I discovered a sparkline bash script. I've embarrassingly used gnuplot's ascii output to realtime chart Cisco network interfaces in a shell I'm writing, this looks 1000x better than gnuplot's output. Thanks for sharing.
It's interesting that the potential UN peacekeeping use of private military contractors is mentioned given that is pretty much what happens anyway.

Many UN peacekeeping operations are carried out by nations which are reimbursed by the UN at $1,028 USD per solider per month. If the nation chooses to pay its soldiers less than that it can turn a tidy profit.

For instance UNAMID in the Sudan has the largest troop contingent from Rwanda which pays its privates $40 a month. I'd wager that the UN gets $40 worth of effort from that soldier, not $1000.
Growing companies generally want to attract as many new customers as feasible because it generates buzz, and gives them a shot at becoming the go-to place for their kind of service.
Beside all the good of the weather, food, beaches, history, art, women, etc. we all know Italy is a living dead. Europe is a living dead and everything.99% of Successful Italian startups get seeded here and then relocate to uk or us to get series A and better taxes and legal system. But engineering workforce is cheap and very talented.

But there's something that really kills it. It's us Italians.
We just love to complain. Yes It's a shit, they are stealing our money and tying our hands, but it's sufficient to ready these comments to understand that the problem is us.

Winners find solutions.
Losers find excuses.

I'm proud of being Italian. We are people of love, not people of freedom. I have almost married an american girl and lived and worked there on and off for two years. We have to fight for our country and for our Europe.

Besides that, everything we know will be disrupted and what will be left is just our memories.

I work at an accelerator (registered incubator) I'll be happy to chat with you who want to know more about here.

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I saw most of this coming. I have studied a little Ancient Greek which has the same problem of the Arabic, and Polish which is similar to the Russian, and now I am living in Italy.
I guess it is one of those things though as programmers that we just forget about too much, and just expect translation to a mechanical process in the last stage of the development cycle.
This one's old, and I haven't read it, but it might be worth a look:

http://www.amazon.com/Moral-Backward-Society-Edward-Banfield...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Moral_Basis_of_a_Backward_S...

Of course, that's a small village in "the dark heart" of southern Italy 60 years ago, which is very, very different from a larger city in the north these days, so take it with a grain of salt: it's not going to be representative of "Italy".
> Why don't you let people make their own decisions about what is good for them? It's none of your business "knowing better" than people.

Because we're not discussing buying a new phone or laptop. If you look at guidelines for nutrition, you'll see that most of them advocate diversity. People are not simple computers, organic systems are way more complex. This is not sofware requirements analysis: you can't grasp all nutritional needs by fulfilling a table of nutrients and daily requirements, and this happens mainly because we don't have the knowledge to do so.

If we can't tell everything we need, nutrition-wise, how can we develop a full nutritional replacement? I'll answer you: by oversimplifying the problem, by simply being ignorant about the complexity at stake.

> ...

Your second paragraph deserves no response or consideration whatsoever.

> Let's not forget either that Rob and many others have been living healthily off of Soylent for years now.

That's anecdotal (at best, because there's surely a bias there). And let me remind you, again, that we're not talking "electronics" or gadgets. The fact that they're functioning for a few years doesn't mean that everything's okay. What if they're not "looking" at the right signs? And how do you know that problems won't be developing on the mid/long-term?
Yep. Yet from the homepage copy, you'd think it's something new entirely.

It's a very cool project regardless but it is still the same concept as node-webkit.
Why cant we simply hash the document to create a key and then use this key to seed and generate an address?

var bytes = Crypto.SHA256(key, { asBytes: true });
var btcKey = new Bitcoin.ECKey(bytes);

We can then send some money to this address and back.
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The recent European cookie law was close to that and got laughed at by tech people. Poor Europeans are constantly being asked for permission "Can we store a cookie on your computer?" whenever they visit a major website.

Also, how do you stop people tracking you by IP? Every web server's log does this by default. How do you allow sessions even? It's not easy to define tracking so it's different from essential operation.
Yeah when this game came up before someone pointed out one of his other games was:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Rigs:_Over_the_Road_Racing
Sure, if by "omit" you mean "cover in their FAQ" which says:

The most common and by far the least expensive is soldering a thin wire (or some TTH component's lead) between layers. Depending on the number of vias on your board it can be as entertaining as watching grass grow, but quite often it's the fastest way to get them done.

Another possibility is to press copper rivets (sometimes called eyelets). Rivets can be pressed sufficiently flat, thus allowing to put them under ICs (which is impossible with soldering approach). Though they need more space (i.e. outside diameter of the via needs to be larger) and tend to be less reliable.

There are other possibilities, including the actual electroplating process, but these tend to be fairly sophisticated and expensive.

The FAQ is at http://cirqoid.com/pages/faq, and of course linked in the tabs across the top of the page. Not very well hidden.
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4.6 miles. Takes about 20 minutes on public transport (bus) which can be very unreliable in my city.
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There are plenty of companies that will let you upload your own images. It's not very convenient. Provider's images are somewhat easier to use.

The best solution is to have maintainers of the OS prepare cloud distributions. Many already do for AWS or OpenStack. Our own 'cperciva is responsible for EC2-compatible version of FreeBSD.

Until this becomes a standard, there's nothing wrong with partial solutions. I created a FreeBSD droplet right away.
That's a pretty good observation – I expect you're right, and it would probably play out like that in practice! Not sure of the background research though. Certainly there are likely to be complicating factors (e.g. the damage caused by sitting, specifically.)
>(not Chrome which downloads the ad and just hides it)

I thought this hadn't been the case for several years now? Am I wrong?
Then anyone who gets the document, gets the key?
Reading through the original report, I'd doesn't seem that Turn's handling of the header is very sophisticated, in fact they just dumbly accept whatever header you give them.

(Interestingly unless they take extra precautions, this exposes them to a CSP sandboxing vulnerability)

Turn needs to handle these headers basically in realtime, and while I'm not saying it would be impossible to do IP filtering on a header, it would be expensive.

If outsmarting them became a cat and mouse game and people stay ahead of them at any point, that would be good enough to make third party companies that rely on Turn's zombie cookies to lose confidence. Unless turn publishes more info about how they circumvent the circumvention, and this would implicate them further politically and legally.

What they are doing is immoral and probably illegal.
Naive follow up question: Can doing something like routing through a VPN help with this? I assume not, since a forced cookie on your browser will make you always identifiable to the person on the other end, correct?
Obesity is an epidemic we are accelerating. Then to top that, far too many do not understand the difference between obesity and morbid obesity. The latest fads of Fat Acceptance and Healthy At Every Size show the trend quite well.

Then to make matters worse, in the US hospitals and doctors can be punished for trying to help obese, especially very obese patients. The ACA brought along patient satisfaction scores. So if you don't like what your being told you can score the hospital/doctor lower. While the economic impact might be measured in small percentages the tightness is costs makes this a big factor. You can guarantee this affects how the obese and very obese are treated, in many cases they will be coddled and never once will their weight be mentioned.

Finally we have far too many people inactive in this country and many others because government benefits programs are sufficient to allow them this lifestyle. Simply put, if you keep paying and feeding people not to work just what do you expect them to do? Idleness is not a good state, its worse when we institutionalize it.

Anecdotal but I am sure many have the same experience, there are two groups of co workers who are out the most, very obese people and smokers. Why should either be acceptable? If we can stamp out smoking we can stamp out obesity.
> Let's not forget either that Rob and many others have been living healthily off of Soylent for years now.

No. He has been living off a diverse diet that includes Soylent. Being a sole source of nutrition is a selling poit of Soylent - it's a claim you've made in this thread - but there's very little evidence to support that use apart from some anecdote and uncontrolled unblinded experiment with a tiny sample size.

Soylent have retreated from the extravagant irresponsible claims they made when they launched the Kickstarter, and that's good. But now Soylent is pretty much the same as all the other products but with less experience and differently targeted ads.
Angular must be so inefficient for mobiles if well-respected mobile-first UI frameworks like Ionic chose to use it as a base. /sarcasm
In order to avoid these pitfalls, usually I get out of "sentence" mode to "label" mode. For instance: "Directories scanned: 12". Probably not well suited for all cases, but usually good enough for mine, though actually I only have to support pt-BR, es-ES and en-US so maybe that's not saying much.
It is not the main issue right now.

It is a BIG, HUGE issue, but not the main one ruling out housing business in Italy.

The main issue right now is the myopic political view driving the economy.
Evolution isn't that slow. Homo sapiens is only about 250,000 years old.
I actually came in here to ask for clarification on this.

This sounds presumptuous. Couldn't there be thousands of neural networks which all receive an input signal, and we know how to interpret the output of all of these, as a signal. Maybe the neural networks themselves are all only 10 layers deep, but if they're all running in parallel - this defeats this point, right?

I don't really know anything about it, though.
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Just because you say so, I guess?
Full text of the study: http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/early/2015/01/14/ajcn.114....
I second this. "I think the real challenge is to stay here, not to run away abroad". It hurts me hearing those expats talking shit about our country. I can't imagine how they change perception of Italy to everyone they get in touch with.

To those of you, stop bashing and start being the first change you want to see.
Understanding how it works doesn't mean that one has to agree that it's democratic; it's at best a mix of democratic and non-democratic elements, and for some that might be equivalent to "not really democratic". And that's even assuming that the mechanisms are working properly, and not subverted - which is a big assumption.
Oh come on. Some comments from “italians” here are really disgusting. I’m Italian, live in Italy and run a startup here. I know A LOT of guys who run successful businesses here (not me, yet!), who don’t have to deal with mafia, corruption and mandolinos.

Is it harder here than in some other countries? For sure. Are there issues with taxes, regulations, etc? Hell yes.

BUT.

It’s not impossible to build great companies in Italy. And you will be amazed to discover there are upsides too. Technical talent is great (because universities are great, despite all the shit people usually throw at them), and REALLY cheap. Also, talent retention is easier: finding good, rewarding jobs is hard here, so if you build a great company, with a compelling vision, people just stay with you.
Quality of life MATTERS: good weather, food, having fun, have an incredible impact on how people work.

Finally, there are opportunities. Since Italy, as a market, is far behind in so many areas, there’s plenty of space for startups to innovate and build businesses that have already been proven successful in other countries/markets.

So, please, stop complaining. It’s hard everywhere. Somewhere it’s harder than somewhere else. But that’s it.
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You stupid idiot. You're describing "regime dei minimi" as if it was a regular taxation for freelancers, but it's definitely not.

"Regime dei minimi" is a taxation level available only if you bill not more than 30'000 €/year. Note this is not net income, but gross income.

So you go down to 22'000€ after taxes (21% + 5%) and then you have to take away your own costs, and then you can keep some money for yourself. Also, if you live in a big city (let's say Rome or Milan) that is definitely not going to be enough to live a peaceful life and raise a family.

Oh, but that's a secondary problem: the first one is finding clients that are actually going to pay you in full.

If anything goes wrong laws take ages and the cost of lawyers and time spent in court vastly overcomes what you're losing.
It worked terribly on my not beefy laptop (i3 330M) on Chrome (12 fps) and won't even start on Firefox.
regarding the requirements, you read wrong: you need Ph.D.s OR patents OR to spend at least 15% in R&D. And the third option is really really easy to achieve.
Funny how Slovene seems to tick all the complications checkboxes :D We have 4 grammatical numbers (singular, dual, plural for 3 and 4, plural for 5 and above), they repeat at mod 100 (so 101 is singular, 102 dual,…), it's an inflectional language with 3 grammatical genders, sentence should take a different form depending on whether the user is male or female,…
Obesity does not imply inactivity, though there is some correlation. From the article:

> Obesity and inactivity often go hand in hand.
>
> However, it is known that thin people have a higher risk of health problems if they are inactive. And obese people who exercise are in better health than those that do not.

And further down:

> "The greatest risk [of an early death] was in those classed inactive, and that was consistent in normal weight, overweight and obese people," one of the researchers, Prof Ulf Ekelund told BBC News.
>
> He said eliminating inactivity in Europe would cut mortality rates by nearly 7.5%, or 676,000 deaths, but eliminating obesity would cut rates by just 3.6%.

So the point is that irrespective of your weight, within your weight class you will be less likely to be healthy if you are inactive.

Exercising more may help you cut weight, but chances are that unless you specifically want to use it as an aid to cut weight you are likely to eat more to compensate for increased hunger. As such increased activity is by no means likely to drastically reduce obesity, but it can still reduce mortality.
"The international war on terrrorism" (by the end). Sorry: despite whatever he says, this is totally out of place. As long as you use the (buzz)word war, you open the door to exceptional "security" measures
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporatocracy
Have you played Ziggurat? It's a fantastic FPS/roguelike-like. Shades (well, more than shades) of Heretic.

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And in other news, evidence has been found to indicate that bears sometimes defecate in tree filled areas.

Work stress is often relieved using drink and other recreational drugs and as the stress mounts people are more likely to over indulge. You often don't notice it happening either which is why it is so dangerous: at first you don't drink more per visit you just start drinking after work a little more often - then your body's tolerance to the effects drops so you start needing more to make the same difference. "I think I need an extra one today" soon becomes an extra one every time you do out after work.

It is made worse by our dependence on caffeine to get through long hours. People end up keeping themselves awake in the day with caffeine & sugar and knock themselves out at night with alcohol, which leads to a bad night's sleep meaning more caffeine is needed the next day creating a vicious little circle.

I've been there myself a few times.

We can cope with this for a while, and find it easy enough to "reset" when the stress dies down, but if it goes on too long it pretty quickly it becomes damaging to long-term health and potentially sets you up for an addiction problem.

YMMV of course: some people react quite differently to both stress and drugs.
Causality here makes absolutely no difference. These aren't research programs -- these are programs designed to increase revenue or some other arbitrary composite variable. They're not interested in why the correlations are there, only whether they can be used to increase revenue.

The problem here is one of agency. Even true causality in humans is subject to change -- these are not laws of nature here but snapshots of human society, which changes all the time through political action -- but computers inadvertently perpetuate the existing condition, because they have no agency or interest in pursuing change. Perhaps this should be programmed: we could program computers for, say, affirmative action so that changing the status quo is one of their goals. But whether we do or not, the important thing to understand here is that once computers make decisions that influence humans, they are carrying out some political agenda (even if that is maintaining the status quo), whether we consciously program them or not.
It is funny to have such a good article with so many comments at the end that disagree. The issue does not seem to be so clear cut.
Isn't "cap the number of immigrants" a restriction of free movement of workers with the EU?
looks to me like the distribution of characters follows the normal distribution of alphabetical characters.. i suspect its a substitution cypher
> Also, is Google legally allowed to only release the app for android ?

Are they "legally allowed"? Why wouldn't it be legal?

Ask the same question with regards to Apple and iOS, and the answer is patently clear.
It's not like in other nations there's great internet in the countryside.
running does use up calories. timing your exercise so that it's just before a fixed portion of a meal means you have used more calories than if you had not - and you still feel full. the surprising part is how little of a difference running makes, but it does make a difference.
As as an Italian expat:

Startups in Italy. Yeah sure. Go on. Lol.

http://www.reactiongifs.us/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/popcor...
Should be reflected in the title, if possible, neh?
You still have a roundtrip. The question is can angular use significantly reduce the bandwidth required. In my, limited, experience of any major js rendering on the client the answer is most likely no it won't.
I exaggerated for comical effect.
> but My ankles Startes swelling after two hours

Try it with an anti-fatigue mat, they do wonders. I think, it takes about eight weeks to get used to the new position. Definitely talk to a doctor regarding the swelling first though.
Your calculations are correct, but please remove the name-calling. It takes away a lot from the quality of the discussion.