skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not really reliable.

I have full IPv6 connectivity and it tells me the opposite.
It's a show, everyone gets what they agreed to. You the viewer get entertainment, it's sort of like the Antique Roadshow. People come in, have their wares appraised, no real sale has to occur, and you are entertained to watch. Honesty in advertising is a marketing catch phrase.
"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest" - Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith

I tend to think of self-interest being equivalent to selfishness. Your point makes me wonder if self-interest is not equivalent to selfishness, at least to Economists.
Ask HN: What's the best overview / introduction to modern DevOps?
In my current project as a contractor, I am getting really close to operations. Hence, the only tasks I do lately is DevOps related.

The more I read, the more questions arise. We are hosting Docker Containers via Docker Cloud, but now have problems with load balancing/service discovery of node clusters.

I came across several topics, and now I am looking for a book/video/article/etc. for a broad vision.

It should cover:
- Container
- Orchestration (and tools)
- Metrics
- Hosting provider
- Chef, Puppet and those "tools"

Any ideas/links/help?
I talk with a lot of anarchists and perhaps the only ones of them who are truly in the spirit of "every man for himself" are an-caps and Stirnerists.
And the article STILL doesn't give specifics about what exactly was found lacking in the company. Poor reporting will generally lead to people trying to squeeze anything out of the information given, misreadings don't help.
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And I wonder if many people crying here have actually tried it. I am a coder so remap esc -> caps which is actually better. It is a very good laptop; not sure how people can even compare the hardware to the Surface book. So the gripe must be about the touch bar which you get used to in a less than an hour. If you read my history you'll see I am desperate to leave Apple but not for the hardware quality ; only for openness.
Ah, then it's the right time to be drunk. My apologies, and enjoy it! :-)
Some Libertarians are non-consequentialists. They argue that even if the outcome is less efficient, there are moral reasons to oppose central planning. What is interesting is that many argue both points: that markets are more efficient and morally superior. A good example of the distinction is David D. Friedman (consequentialist) vs Ayn Rand (non-consequentialist).
Lots of companies offer this functionality.

One that is very successful (4.5 million sold) is https://thetrackr.com. I have no affiliation--I just hear their ads over and over on lots of podcasts. They sell them for about $30 each, so they are similarly more expensive than AliExpress type ones.
Ask HN: What equity should the first employee get?
What equity should first employee get given that he will be offered below market average(30% pay cut approx)?
The role of first employee will be principal developer whereas there are 2 founders(1 technical and 1 non technical).

I saw a relevant post in HN before but it is over 7 years old. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=973060

What is the current market trend in giving equity to first few employees?
It's a different threat model. Classical DNS (i.e. without port randomization and a whole host of other tricks) is very easy to spoof from all over the internet.

Inserting yourself between a client and a server is way more difficult.

Note that from the point of traffic analysis, you still don't want your TLS traffic to go through a third party.

So if your thread model mostly includes nation-state attackers then DNSSEC is only useful for DANE. If you also want to secure a lookup of, for example, pool.ntp.org then DNSSEC for A and AAAA records also makes sense.
The North Koreans have no hope of beating the South in a conventional conflict. Strategically, they're in the same situation as Pakistan, which acquired nuclear weapons as a guarantee against an attack from India.

The Norks have also gotten a lot of mileage from their blackmail/bullying behavior over the years. They may be calculating other countries will be willing to make concessions to keep the crazy guy with nukes quiet.
Not sure why you replied to my comment (seems like an unrelated comment?), but anyway, this should work too; you shouldn't need a constructor:

struct { const int x; } y = { 1 };
It's frustrating to lose your keys. Enough of an annoyance that you might pay for a fix. Then there are those who chronically have this problem, that's another market. People with memory problems, etc.
I have seen this situation too many times (exaggerated a bit):

D: I have noticed that task Frobnicate has not been running in Production for a month, then checked and it is not even added to scheduler!

SA: There is no mention of Frobnicate in the pipeline for scheduled tasks.

D: What pipeline? FancyPancyScheduler is bundled with application and tasks are defined in DB, I have done it in Staging and everything worked, Frobnicate is all the fuss in the team, you must have heard about it, why don't you check for changes in Staging?

SA: We have well defined pipeline to manage scheduled tasks, currently the executing agent is Cron, not FancyPancyScheduler.

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Developers and Admins have more or less the same goals (stable, maintainable and extensible), but on different pieces of the system (code vs infrastructure). In my short career I have seen problems arise where one party makes plans and changes according to current or even past (it worked like this earlier) state of the other party. This applies to both developers and admins.

So I sort of agree with your sentiment, that developers need understanding of system administration. Though, depending on team size, I believe it is entirely sufficient to have someone in Developement who understands system administration and actual infrastructure, and someone in Operations who understands developement and actual stack. This is where I hope DevOps will end up at: arbitration between Developement and Operations to ensure smooth sailing forwards. Because the debate "I will do it in code" versus "this must be done on the edge" (e.g. static assets in a website. Served by application or web frontend?) will never be resolved.

Edit: formatting
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My parents live in a Dorset village and have the same issues. I'm on Three and even in the nearest towns (Dorchester, pop. 20k and Weymouth, pop. 50k) there is usually no or a very weak signal. They finally rolled out BT Infinity last year, so at least that's something.

I live in Lithuania now and it really shocks me how bad the UK is for these things. Here I have 600/600 FTTH for €20/month and LTE is basically universal, even in remote parts of the country.
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Ask HN: Anyone with a terminal disease?
Hello I would like to tell you if you have any kind of incurable condition or disease there is a solution to your problems in Jesus. Let no one deceive you do your own research or the watch videos on the links below. There are thousands of healing happening by Jesus name and other countless miracles every day. I am a witness. So don't give up Jesus has paid a price for you for all of us and he wants to heal you. Many will say this is fake but investigate for yourself. you can go to this places to see for yourself. If you have questions I will answer them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqQrT84kjc4 ----- undeniable healings

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Please if you have relatives or are yourself suffering God wants to heal you and deliver you. Please watch the videos. you can go to these churches they don't charge anything. God is calling you. God loves you forget everything and investigate for yourself.
The candidate also gets mass publicity for their product/service though whether they succeed in getting funding or not.
For some, I'm guessing, this is the main motivation for going on the show?
Have you looked at how Google, Amazon, or Microsoft market things? The volume level is not where over the top.

There have been versions of IOS I'd call significant large releases. The issue with Apple is they act like every release is a revolutionary upgrade.

IMHO, build great products， be proud of them, and people will come. The superlative stuff just sounds inauthentic these days.
Wholeheartedly agree.

I think the lesson the author is really trying to convey is the importance of learning about distributed computing [1] concepts and not necessarily system administration.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_computing
>there are bounds checking when you access array elements through indexes

I wish we didn't need bounds checking; the problem could be solved with dependently typed languages. Unfortunately Rust just panics when you access out of bounds, and doesn't warn you at compile time. Rust isn't really all that impressive.
I think the premise is that the cost savings for maintenance and low complexity care make the risk of paying for emergency care worth it? Which I'd love to see numbers on.

I imagine any chronic condition would almost certainly rule this out as presented.
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> where everything is urgent and nothing is appreciated

in such an environment i wouldn't expect any other result. fix the environment, not the rational human response to it.
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What's so special about that specific deal/product? Did I miss something?

Because it's not that special that those deals fall through. I don't know about Dragons Den, but afaik Shark Tank US as well as the german version "Die Höhle der Löwen" had seasons with 60% of the "deals made on air" not happening.
AWK is also awesome. AWK is in my category of languages you should learn even if you never use it (but you will for sure), because it enables another kind of thinking.
The article seems to have been written based on nothing more than the tweet.
I see my comment is not well received.

Who will explain me why we assume that a single unit is selfish, but a big one contained of many selfish units is altruistic?
I have not tried it myself.

I would recommend you start with a simple biphasic sleep schedule (4.5 hours, 1.5 hours).
Yes, but some of the things that cause issues e.g. eager loading of JS and images are the result of internal priorities in the browser

What if instead of forcing sites to re-implement themselves using a set of custom JavaScript components they actually changed they way browsers behaved e.g. via meta tag / header etc.?
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I do it at Wormhole[1] in a very similar fashion to "vpnazure"; also with SoftEther.

Why would you rather "punch yourself and ssh port"? Do you mean that your main problem with vpnazure and the like is the need of an agent/client software installed? I am not sure I understood your concern, but I would be very interested in hearing more about it. Feel free to email me to the address on my profile if you prefer, although a reply here works for me.

IMHO the best way to make it transparent for any application is to have a virtual interface. It offers an expected environment for any new or legacy app (instead of proxying stuff explicitly).

Thanks!

[1] https://wormhole.network
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Millions of Queries per Second: PostgreSQL vs. MySQL
Thank you, I thought I was going crazy.
And PDF on arxiv - https://arxiv.org/pdf/1701.01098v1.pdf
Hiring is tiring
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If you completely buy in to apples ecosystem it is really quite nice. I just got the Apple Watch and use it to unlock my MacBook. I know there are phone apps for this and it's not unique to apple but the Apple Watch implementation works perfectly. It waits until you wake up the screen and gives you feedback on the watch in case you're in range but not at the computer. After purchasing the iPhone in 2007 I switched to Mac. I now use Mac windows and Linux but all on Mac hardware. I guess the iPhone was the gateway drug for me.
Unfortunately that's the nature of the entertainment business. As long as it makes for a good story, the details don't matter.
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IF you mean missing availability of ipv6, I don't think that there are any pages you can't see on ipv4?

And there won't be while ISPs are lagging in their adoption, meaning nobody can set up a IPv6-only site if they expect to be accessible by everyone.

Also, there's more than sites: an IPv4-only client can't connecting directly (P2P) to other clients behind carrier-grade IPv4 NAT, which leads to more centralized systems (and which give an advantage to large companies over more independent developers and open source groups).

These ISPs are holding everyone back, hence the site submitted in this thread.
Cars aren't only required to pass emissions tests, they're required to have their emissions within the specified limits at all times. The purpose of the tests is to ensure compliance.
Quite a few of the entrepreneurs I worked with at a UK based equity crowdfunding platform had been on Dragon's Den and the deal had since fallen through. Normally due to the terms being unreasonable compared to the other investment options they had through other angel investors.

It normally worked well for the start-up though as they used to get a lot of publicity/sales directly from appearing on the show and had found investment through other means.
I live in India and having 4 Mbps, which is a luxury. Not ready for IPv6. Situation is improving a lot recently though.
True, but I was including real life discussions, with friends, colleagues etc.
Hi,
I'm a Sysadmin, and I've been a grumpy one through a larger part of my 15 years experience.
My main issue was that Developers were acting like Users: they don't care about what you have to deal with, they want things to 'just work'.
In return, I've treated them like children, in some instances yelled at them when they did dumb stuff. I've tried to educate them when possible, and was angry when the education didn't stick. At the time i was the 'King of the Hill' type of sysadmin - natural leader of a very small and tight team, kind of irreplacable, and with enough years in the company behind me to consider myself as a demi-god.

When I switched companies, I came across better developers. Some had decent sysadmin skills, but the main difference was that they actually took interest in how things worked past the 'git push', and when I asked / required them to make some changes that would make my life easier, they listened, discussed and adopted when appropriate.
With those same guys, I took interest in what they were doing, what their actual job was and came up with ideas that would make things easyier and run smoothly on both ends.
After a while I figured out that they weren't actually better developers - they were better people.
(Also, I figured out that being grumpy was not the best approach and that patience, kindness and gratitude could get people to do more than snark, humiliation and flame-throwers.)

I guess my point is: you don't really NEED to have sysadmin skills to be a decent developer; what you really need is to care about what sysadmins do - be curious, talk with them and trust them when they say that your brilliant idea won't work in production.
> If you've used one word processor, how do you open them in another without using any external service?

By using a share sheet to send it to the other word processor, surely.
Welcome to the modern world. In the 80s we had AI Winter, now we have AI Nuclear Warfare (to be followed immediately by AI Nuclear Winter).
Ask HN: Does Google Chrome make Google ads extra clickable?
I'm looking for crowd-sourced experiential feedback. On mobile chrome, has anyone else noticed that if you brush your finger on a google home ad while scrolling that you click it every time? (This even happens when using it as the initial "push" to start the scroll). This never happens with other ads for me and I wonder if other people are noticing this unfair ad "juicing"...
What he's talking about is systems architecture not sysadmin experiece.

Of course developers have to write code for a logical model of a machine that isn't necessarily the same as the laptop they're working on. But I don't think anyone would ever dispute that.

Storing pictures on a local disk when the software is supposed to run on a cluster has absolutely nothing to do with sysadmin experience.
Thanks Riku, debian has become an excellent distro thanks to the hard work of people like you.

At the same time, it is sad to see how much work you guys need to do for things that should have been automated or done by the original developers... Let's hope AppImage changes that

Edit: Changed flatpak to appimage
Wouldn't normally criticize website design, but since this came up... yes, the fonts are pretty and all, but on my humble 24" monitor the site uses barely half of my horizontal space and looks awkward (the table of contents especially). "Mobile-first"?
I do not believe that Google was being disingenuous with their blind driver goes to taco bell video. But that's besides the point, demo videos don't mean shit. Getting a car to noodle around the neighbourhood under supervised conditions is a far cry from having a vehicle that can do that reliably all the time.

Waymo is down to 1 emergency disengage for every 5000 miles of driving, and that's a far more suitable metric for progress.
Funnily I met those two guys at the Glasgow Tech-Scene Christmas Party at 'The Raven'. Seemed like really nice guys with a cool product. Wonder what went wrong with the DD.
Show HN: Wide Version – A smart news aggregator for India
The second set of statements is in error...it should read "In the Second Municipality, English...".
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Quite often those numbers will be another hacked service, which is set to forward the calls. Perhaps eventually to a premium service. This is done to better hide the origination.

Another common fraud is to provide cheap calls to a certain area/country. (often named black/grey routes).

Basically the telco or state regulators might have a very expensive price to call a certain country/network. You set up your own telephony service in country A, route incoming calls over the internet to country B where you set up a similar service that can terminate the calls in country B.

Your call the phone number in country A , that phone is just a bot/pbx, which routes the call over to country B, but using the cheap internet, instead of the expensive price your telco would charge you to do. Seen from the telco in both in country A and B, it's just two local calls.

What's even cheaper than doing this ? Hack an existing PBX tp do the same, to incur all costs to the PBX owner.
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I don't think this is a loop hole. Can anyone point me to a reference?

Source: I just spent months trying to figure out how to buy truly catastrophic insurance and avoid the aca penalty with no luck.
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We didn't. We're going to use metadata to store VAT info. Looked at a few solutions like quaderno and Taxamo, but to be perfectly honest it feels like it adds more complexity to us than it saves us.

If stripe supported tax_percent deducted from the full amount, it would make things even more elegant (and could be useful for you guys as 3rd party integrations I imagine).
Nope. SD should not be using DB. They should use API to make REST | Microservices, ex FireBase.
SD should not be using servers. They should go serverless, deploy static HTML to CDN>

etc.
If you are still using docker, puppet or worried about scale/security... you are living in the past. (one ex: https://github.com/struts3/what-demos )
TBH you don't need to completely buy in to Apple ecosystem. I use iPhone just fine with Fastmail, Dropbox, Spotify and Google Photos.
+1 for this!

Unchecked exceptions subvert the type system, so they are convenient because they are cheating when compared with Result<T,E> types.

Result<T,E> types are the one feature that have me thinking of moving from C++ to Rust. A lot of my experimental C++ code with callbacks looks like a bit like this now:

template <OnSuccess, OnFailure>
void someFunction(..., OnSuccess onSuccess, OnFailure onFailure)
{
...

Using the above style:

1. Allows error handling to be type-checked
2. Uses the heap less

But it's very clunky! If anybody has a better way to achieve these two things in C++ I'd like to know ...

Edit:

Erlang, which is known for its reliability, gets this right: kill the whole Erlang process in a clean fashion so that we can get transactional semantics. (It's not that performant though.)
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Well there's already tile who seem to be doing OK selling tags for £25 each. They have a remarkable burn rate for selling something so simple! $34M in 2 Rounds
According to tfa you're still supposed to have high deductible insurance (thus defeating the purpose?)
It is a bit sad that you're getting heavily downvoted but no one is willing to have an rational conversation about this. For what it's worth, I disagree with your equation of the two but I think I understand what you're saying.

My 2 cents:
On the surface, disregard for law in order to pursue something considered as better for the greater good of the population/humans seems the same in your comparisons.

I think you're meeting so much resistance because we're not 100% rational beings. As mentioned elsewhere, intent and context absolutely affect how we view actions/statements ( debating that is beyond the scope of this argument imo).

At the human/emotional level, it _feels_ (and I'd argue that it is wrong) wrong to say someone disobeying the laws of the land to fight for the right to be treated as a human being is the same as someone disobeying the laws because they want to make more money (Travis). As a species, we hold actions with the intent to preserve/improve our collective good - the definition of which is perhaps shaped by our moral compass - as a higher, more worthwhile and noble aim than actions made solely in the interest of profit.

Even in the court of law, intent shapes an action (eg: murder vs manslaugher)