skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is it possible you ran headlong into the new civ agenda system?

http://civ6.gamepedia.com/Leader_Agendas

https://civilization.com/news/entries/diplomacy-gets-a-major...

Also, some previous versions of civ make AIs generally dislike civs that are at war, scaling with the number of wars, leading sometimes to a 'pile on' effect.
Important: PagerDuty.com seems affected by this outage. So keep a real good eye on your graphs today -- you might not receive the alert.
>Your shell runs unconfined because your user role is unconfined. Any process you might start will therefore run unconfined, unless stated otherwise in a policy.

Just to clarify this, any process you start from the shell. Like the PoC exploit.

But in an actual scenario, if the exploit were launched from Firefox, or Nginx, it would run under a confined context and be prevented from overwriting most critical system files.
I've owned the embody for a little over a year now and I haven't experienced any issues with 1 or 2. I absolutely love the chair. That said it is rather expensive and what you can do is wait for their annual summer sale which is what I did.
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>Defendant has access to highly classified information, whether in his head, in still-hidden physical locations, or stored in cyberspace—and he has demonstrated absolutely no interest in protecting it,” the Justice Department said.

Go on...

>“This makes the Defendant a prime target, and his release would seriously endanger the safety of the country and potentially even the Defendant himself.”

That seems reasonable.

>Prosecutors in August arrested and charged Harold “Hal” Martin III, of Glen Burnie, Md., with theft of government property and unauthorized removal or retention of classified documents.

Hang on: they're indicting him? What Justice Department is this?

>The new filing said the Justice Department would likely charge Mr. Martin with additional crimes, including violating the Espionage Act, an offense that carries much stiffer penalties than the current charges.

I thought we already decided this was no big deal. What is going on here?
Maybe replace "shepherd" with "standard lib". Python has a pretty complete standard lib. Javascript is lacking it, and that vacuum encourages things like jquery. But then there are people who see jquery getting bloated, and they really just want a few features, so they write underscore and lodash. We've got no standard lib, so we have a continual ebb & flow of unstandard libs.
Oh, I certainly didn't do my homework about existing companies/websites in that market. I just couldn't think of one on top of my head (Uber, Lyft). I've also never heard of those 2 sites before.

Just an idea. :)
Can we add a line to our /etc/hosts file with a hard-coded DNS entry to fix it in the meantime? What's the IP address?
It's hard to know the full truth from a truncated post on the internet with limited other context, but it's advisable to take it as it is and not project so much of your own opinion on it.

It's impossible to know the trust-dynamics in this family.

When I was a young child, my mother would regularly take money which was given to me as gifts from relatives and I would never see it again. I have full faith that whatever she did with the money was spent in more productive ways than I ever could, despite that being theft by your interpretation.

Going up this thread, the topic is that at some point the parent-child dynamic fully-reverses. Now the parent is less responsible than the child and the child may or may not need to exercise some authority in the parent's best interest.

The definitions of when this dynamic should reverse, of what "best interest" is, of what "responsible" means are all subjective but much of our world is. I personally put faith in my ability to judge people, and therefore by extension, put faith in my friends and family to generally help and intervene in my best interests when the time is necessary - I would prefer this every time over having some legal intervention and hope that it never has to come to this in my own case.
DDoS Attack Against Dyn Managed DNS
Though the one death was partly human error. You're still supposed to watch where you're going with the present system https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jul/01/tesla-dri...
Politics should be left to politicians is what has us in the boat we are in. Engineers, teachers, poets, plumbers, horse trainers, Walmart greeters, and everyone else should be involved in politics.
"Algorithm Design: Parallel and Sequential" [0] -- developed at Carnegie Mellon University.

[0] http://www.parallel-algorithms-book.com/
Seems to be fine from the UK, so those of you with suitable VPNs might like to try that.
Very grateful to misunderstandings like this. It had caused Tesla and several tech stocks to be severely undervalued in the market. At 40$, I knew Tesla was worth 140$. And sure enough it started to go up suddenly mostly because of media coverage.

Traditional car investors look at certain tried and proven market indicators to judge stocks. When new tech comes along, they don't know what to think. So they think here and there like in this case.

The real value in bringing self driving tech here is to provide cool features to the buyer, not necessarily bring the stock of the company up. If investors do not know how how to place value on this, I only shrug.
It always makes me smile to walk into my local public library branch and see the staff sitting in Aerons. I don't know how they got the budget for them, but I'm glad at least some of our public servants can do their work in comfortable, ergonomic, classy chairs that even many private sector companies wouldn't spring for.
a bunch of services using fastly are also impacted
Okay, how do I pay for Google's search? 'cause Google keeps locking entire offices out of it because of "bot-like too high search volume". We're switching to Bing for months at a time.
Looking at local listings about 30 minutes away from Charlotte NC, I see a .40 acre lot for sale in a reasonable neighborhood for $50,000. homes on the same street are selling for between $200,000 to $275,000.
launchpad.net seems to be down.

edit: Using Google public DNS fixes things.
>Uh, yes they do, they make cars that are available to the mass market

Uh..that's not what "mass market" means. Honda Civics are mass market. $100,000+ electric vehicles are not "mass market".

Here's Wikipedia:

"The mass market is the largest group of end consumers for a specified product. It is the opposite of the term niche market."
I can't even push on my own repository on github.

_Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists._
Then nobody remembers their user name, I don't remember any of mine. If I didn't have LastPass I'd be password resetting on every financial account I have.
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> We're monitoring an incident with our upstream DNS provider.

[pic](https://mikevanrossum.nl/stuff/gh.png)
Your QA engineer could use a framework like CodeceptJS (http://codecept.io/) and get back the "sync behavior", mostly.

If the app you're testing is messy, some of the test code will have to be injected into the browser by webdriver (so obligatory Javascript, and oblygatory async for getting the results back...) and some (hopefully most!) will run outside, in the test-runner, so JS ends to be the only sane option if you don't want to write "Python with strings of JS sprinkled around".

Also, webdriver itself is a mess with a horrible API forcefully riding another bigger mess (the browser adapters and browser itself), riding a top another mess (your app, however non-messy you imagine it to be, it's still a soup of crap running though the bowels of the browser)... so no "clean" solution here even if you're using Python.

Probably the way out of "webdriver testing hell" is to use a frontend framework with good testing support and write good front-end unit-tests: but they will obviously be Javascript :)
This is going to be a fun day. This little DNS outage is likely to cause millions of lost revenue for many industries.

Im dead in the water and I cant complain on twitter :-(
I looked up an ip for twitter (via a google search) and still timeout on pings.

[edit: twitter and github are both accessible again.]
Technically it's a DSL, but the experience of learning and remembering it is not the same as your typical DSL because there's so little JSX-specific syntax.
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GitHub down for you?
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We switched from Dyn to Route53 a few weeks ago … lucky.
I heard something similar about football the other day. The advanced games are helping kids learn to to read defences and how to counter.
For me (EU) github.com resolves to 192.30.253.112.
Almost every website I visit except HN seems to be down...
cnn is down...twitter is down...github is down. almost everything
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npmjs.com seems to be down as well.
I'm not sure, but i suspect it is in "license hell" or some such.
Seems to have bugs. I dont understand whats NSFW about Ted Nugent at a rock concert
For me, the entire reason for being excited about these developments is the hope that we'll reach fully autonomous ("level 5" autonomy) vehicles, as that will be game-changing. No more need for driving ed or licenses, mobility for younger, older and disabled people, cheap autonomous taxis, being able to take a car home after drinking, etc.

If we never see a car that can actually drive itself without human intervention, I will be severely disappointed. All that work and hype just for some driving assistance systems?
All this talk about redundancy, real-time apps, scalable architecture and and a "simple" DDOS against DNS architecture brings half of the internet down.
Honestly did nobody think about having a spare dns at some other company? or even backup dns server exactly for a situation like that?
Works fine from Asia.

(When asking e.g. ns1.p34.dynect.net directly.)
Github does not work for 100% the time
Spam is as much a form of marketing as assault is a form of touching.
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I'm updating a list of confirmed outages as I see them here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12759520

So far twitter, etsy, soundcloud, spotify, github, pagerduty...crazy that this can even happen
Always surprised by the love EU gets, for me it's way too slow and starts to get really boring after a few games.

I find Victoria 2 much more interesting, and Crusader Kings 2 is just amazing the way it makes you think and play with the mindset of a feudal lord :)
change your name server at your registrar to something else, add all necessary entries in the new DNS and be up before DDoS is stopped.
Or more fine grained permissions.

They could at least make it possible choosing not to upgrade a very simple extension which we may have been personally reviewed.

I want a fixed (read: no updates) extension that does this: On key press, check if the key is backspace, when it is, check if any form element is focused, when not, go back. One line of JS, I guess three with nice formatting. If I create this, I need to submit it to the Chrome Store so Chrome won't complain about untrusted extensions.

Of course they also removed the ability to tell it that I know what I'm doing.
GitHub is working for me from NYC.
I wonder how are the houses in some places in Germany, for example? They also love their cars and have real winters...
>Tesla's market cap is $30bn

I'm not sure how having a disproportionately high market cap indicates "beating" anyone. It's the whim of the markets.

>If they execute well on the Gigafactory, they may apply a multiplier on this market cap, reaching above Toyota ($200bn)

Based on what, exactly? This is Silicon Valley math. Who on earth is going to pay Toyota prices for a company that you yourself say might only have a fraction of the production? What sort of investment would that be?

I know this is taboo around here, but one day high-growth slows and companies become "established" and it's about how much money they make and return to shareholders. If Tesla is making as many cars as Toyota and as much profit is Toyota, then they'll be priced like Toyota. Why would it be any other way?

>So all Detroit/Toyota industries are slowly shrinking in comparison to Tesla

There were over 70 millions cars sold in 2015. Tesla delivered about 50 thousand, for about a 0.07% market share. Are you surprised that they are able to grow relative to specific players in a massive industry?
And almost all of those fall in the 5-7 range oen the hell-o-meter.
Damn, I've spent the past 30 minutes trying to update my DNS and playing with my router config! :)

No GitHub, well, it's gonna be a fun Friday...
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I'm also from E.Europe and I was in similar position. Was contracting as php dev in UK/London, then moved back to my home country. As someone suggested, the best thing is trying not to be 100% programmer, but also have a little bit of business acumen and trying to get to know companies/people in London while you're there. This way I managed to do some remote work (same rate as on-site). Some companies are willing to pay you well as long as they know you personally and have experience what you can do.
And there is no twitter to tweet about it!!!
So $2 worth if op shop clothes for a new bike...
I think it works as a C replacement in HPC. Maybe not a C++ replacement (mostly because of missing integer generics).
Sadly we're too interconnected. Every company that relies on that DNS should do what you suggest, but the control is definitely not in our ( users ) hands.
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Heroku also seems to be affected. I'm getting this when I run 'heroku status':

>> We are seeing a widespread DNS issue affecting connections to our services both internally and externally.
The legislation and politics bit has been surprisingly easy going and if anything seems to be leaning to forcing safety systems onto people rather than banning them. The bigger problem still seems to be making the systems work reliably.
Won't help much, because the antenna and coax cable has to meet the correct specs for the frequencies used by the transmitter.
I’m not too sure if the question is meaningful. But since I’m running https://whoishiring.io and scrapping all major sources with jobs for developers, I have a lot of data related. I can put some numbers here.

Top 10 from all sources (that I'm looking at) since August 2015.

Javascript 27.69%
SQL 22.41%
Ruby 17.71%
Python 17.60%
AWS 13.85%
Ruby On Rails 13.83%
AngularJS 11.47%
Java 10.89%
PHP 10.57%
React 10.46%

(top 100 https://gist.githubusercontent.com/xando/1853d5e48f94abe2f13...)

Top 10 from “Hacker News Who is Hiring” since 2011

Javascript 24.17%
Python 22.38%
SQL 18.63%
Ruby 18.13%
Ruby On Rails 17.00%
AWS 12.38%
AngularJS 10.82%
Java 10.13%
PostgreSQL 9.72%
React 9.53%

(top 100 https://gist.githubusercontent.com/xando/d1daca52b797e725175...)

edit: where 100% equals all jobs tagged as remote.
I can't imagine what it would take to break a Steelcase, but I won't ask. My Leap is seven years old and other than the missing new chair smell and bit of grime on the rubber arm rests (easily cleanable) there is no discernible difference from the day I assembled it. It does take some effort to keep the kids from using it as a playground.
Shopify too:
https://status.shopify.com/incidents/z714f9fjg9q0
I agree with this. Establish a face-to-face relationship and then begin working offsite.

I assume you can find a London employer with similar values (rent is ridiculous - let's hire remote devs, so we don't have to lease so much office space).
I remember using .tk domain when I wanted to have a personal website but don't have enough money. I built it from scratch by following the tutorial from a book. Testing locally and deploying on free hosting service, like Tripod (Lycos). I don't know free web hosting like Tripod (Lycos) still exists or not because time has been changes since static web page and its service (GitHUub, BitBucket, and GitLab) appear.

Yeah, it's memories.
Twitter, Reddit, wow. I was so confused for a moment. Thankfully HN is here to explain.
It's down in NC.
While I have an Aeron at home, I have a Mirra at work:
http://www.hermanmiller.com/products/seating/performance-wor...

The upper-end model has an adjustable "lip" that can take pressure off the undersides of the thighs. Look around for one to try out. I think it might fit your needs.
Weird, works for me - from Italy (not sure if there isn't just some caching going somewhere down the line and I can see it because of that)
edit: nevermind, it's almost certain i've got it cached
The TTL for the glue records of a .com domain is 48 hours, so even if you have Route53 set up and ready to go, it takes a long time to switch the zone away from Dyn.

We switched from Dyn to Rout53 a few weeks ago. It took about 12 hours before half of the traffic had shifted over.
> Contrast this to VR which... what exactly is the problem?

One can be successful company without solving a concrete problem (that existing products have), but simply producing something people want - in particular in entertainment sector.

And I admit: I would the much more immersive applications that VR offers. I also would love to experiment with building/"playing" completely new kind of applications/experiences that simply first become possible by VR. Unluckily I have much too little time and money. :-(
I think it's more about who is in charge, not how much money they need to make. I don't see Musk ever "cooling down".
Off topic, but I am really curious. What would be a reason for your father to change his name in Turkey? Is men changing their name common in Turkey?
It was actually expectable. I read Innovation and Entrepreneurship by Peter Drucker back when we were living the first bubble, and it is amazing how much the dot-com bubble followed previous technology disruption bubbles.

The book seriously predates the dot-com bubble. It does not mention it. It's just that it perfectly fitted the events back then, and still does; something that is a hallmark of quality.

According to Drucker, a first boom and crash is followed by a more shallow boom and slowdown, and then the tech is absorbed into everyday life and causes no more large market fluctuations.
From where I'm looking at the internet (central Europe), I don't notice anything.

Maybe your internet on the other side of the Atlantic is broken, ours seems to be working fine. ;-)

Edit: Looks like the eastern part of the USA is affected: https://cloudharmony.com/status-for-dyn
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nah our corp dns is fine, its all the cloud services we and everyone else uses. Thank Sergey and Larry their stuff still works
You don't drop an incendiary statement like that without at least citing an example of where that has been the case.
An entry level DSLR, for most users, won't beat a top tier smartphone like Google pixel. A bulky professional DSLR is too much for most users. High quality mirorless cameras with ASPC or full frame size sensors are the only type of cameras that are relevant to mass consumers. If Kodak makes such a camera with a smartphone like interface, that would be interesting.
They missed the opportunity.
I recommend this course: CS231n Winter 2016 Stanford (Lecturer is Andrej Karpathy) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLvH2FwAQhnpj1WEB-jHm...
Must be the Russians.
Yeah, users are screwed. Unless they have a little more experience with how unreliable cloud can be, and they made a local copy of everything* their work depends on, just in case.

*Everything that can be local.
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Yep! Intercom is down as well
I think he meant the js not java. Question about node js, So async model is the good part, js is the bad part, why use js then?
Definitely a DNS cache on your computer (Or even in Chrome)
From Ireland all of the above are resolving (with no cache).
Headline is incorrect. Zuckerberg wanted to meet with John Podesta while he was on a trip to the area. No mention of meeting at any Clinton campaign office. In fact the last message in the thread was an attempt to arrange a meeting time at Facebook campus.

Even if the title was suppose to be "wanted to meet with Clinton campaign". This is not necessarily accurate either. Zuckerberg did want to meet with John Podesta, but nothing indicates it was in reference directly to his role in the Clinton campaign. Zuckerberg has been more than willing to cross party lines to push his agenda, one I don't necessarily wholly agree with, and I imagine invitations of this sort went out to those experienced in creating political organizations across both parties.

The headline is phrased to attempt to imply a connection between Facebook and the Clinton campaign which the linked to email does not support.
zendesk admin panel is down here in brazil too
>
I believe that cars use hydrogen in fuel cells, which makes the hydrogen just a component of a different battery technology (the rest of the car still being electric).

Hydrogen can either be used in full cells (for this your statement is correct) or in hydrogen internal combustion engines:

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_internal_combustion_e...
Is it really an internet wide outage?

Only 2 of the points in the US are affected on https://www.whatsmydns.net/ for the domains we've got on Dyn - same for Twitter etc
> React is not a templater, it's a differ.

It's a templater, read my message above - an advanced tempalter, which means it has some DOM rendering optimizations.

> The only similarity between PHP and React is that you can have tags in ("around" in PHP's case) your code.

Not just tags, but an entire "view" thing, a representation, so old fashion messy/sloppy/spaghetti-like PHP like code style.
Chiming in from sunny Los Angeles

Up as of 5:30AM PST: Twitter, Etsy, Github, Soundcloud, Spotify, Dyn DNS

Down: Heroku, Pagerduty

Might want to use a VPN to another area
putting something like

192.30.253.113 github.com

into your /etc/hosts (or other appropriate location for your OS) should get you going again.
But how would you perform the lookup in the hash table when the string you're searching for is not (exactly) in the hash table?
Relevant (or at least a-propos) post by Bruce Schneier, from a month ago: "Someone Is Learning How to Take Down the Internet"

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2016/09/someone_is_le...

Edit: And to be clear: I don't mean to imply there's any connection :)
I used to buy cheap used iconic dot-com office furniture at Desk Depot [1] in Mountain View in the 90's (they've been there since '76). That must have been one of the most profitable companies during the dot-com bubble era, and I bet there's furniture that's been recycled through that same warehouse multiple times! The Desk Depot is a Silicon Valley cultural touch-stone, like the Haltek Surplus Electronics [2] [3] or Halted Electronics [4] of office furniture.

[1] http://www.deskdepot.net/

[2] http://www.mv-voice.com/morgue/2000/2000_05_05.haltek05.html

[3] http://www.bluefeathertech.com/technoid/surplusmemorial.html

[4] http://www.halted.com/
Is this another IP webcam etc. attack? Does anyone know of a write-up from a researcher in possession of one of these currently exploited bits of kits?
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Yup, my first game the Aztecs were my closest neighbor, and to my southeast. Luckily it was through 2 one block holes in a mountain range so i just set up some archers and let loose. War ended with them giving me a ton of money and a city :D
Include all website that use Github to sign-in or sign-up
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This should help:
https://www.g2crowd.com/categories/subscription-management
They all work fine for me.