skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, between a good technology with a lot of hype and a better technology with no hype except for a few condescending people, how am I supposed to chose the latter? Tell me.

I just read the ArchWiki page on systemd-nspawn[1] and I fail to see how it is any better by the way. It just looks way harder to use (Docker images vs packages, scripts and per distro instructions ; docker create, docker start, docker ps, docker logs vs pacstrap, systemd-nspawn, machinectl, journalctl) and honestly not very different technically. systemd-nspawn just looks like a less user-friendly Docker to me.

[1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-nspawn
The reason a new layer is being built is because people don't want vendor lock in and VM's aren't portable anymore.

You can't take an AWS VM and fire it up on DigitalOcean without trial by fire. VM's should be portable but they're not because cloud providers don't want them to be.

For a while everyone was locked into AWS but now that there's other options some companies want to hedge their bets, or even run parts of their workload locally.

Since the VM space is all proprietary now people are moving one level up and building a consistent environment above it. I fully expect docker to become proprietary in a couple years and the cycle will begin again.
Over the last 15 years I've built and maintained Linux distros using apt, with custom debs and pressed files which handle configuration, automatic upgrades for most systems, and a small shell script and ssh for the rest.

Now it's all docker rather than packages, ansible (which leaves no trace of what it's doing on the target machine) rather than a for I in 'cat hosts'. Fine, but where's the benefit?
So he has single well paying carreer with wich he can afford hobbies others can only maintain as a profession (because of the time, energy and money another they take to pick up).
Meanwhile at wall street...

Candidates are interviewing and 9x% of them will get rejected without mercy. Just like at Google and co.

Well, I hope they didn't think that a degree and 200k of debt would guarantee them a job anywhere.
That doesn't help you if the code running outside your filesystem is compromised.

For example, a backdoor implanted in the disk firmware would be virtually undetectable for the vast majority of users.
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Or, y'know, disable your filter. Sky's configuration panel is here - https://broadbandshield.sky.com/ - O2's, iirc, requires you to go to an O2 shop with your ID.
Shouldn't cost you extra money to get normal speed access to the same content you have high speed access to today.
I like that their site talks about the importance of security yet doesn't even use HTTPS. Kinda makes you wonder about the guys running the show there.
Wow. I get painless migraines (auras, difficulty looking at stripes, occasionally temporary blindness) and the list of pre and post symptoms seem remarkably familiar. Now if only there were something we could do about it.
The end of Academia.edu: How business takes over
Condo values catching up to single-family homes
Air guns at each floor. It will be great
I was just about to make this point too.

What this article refers to as "middle class" in Britain would probably be referred to as "working class".

To confusing things further, in Britain referring to something or someone as a bit "middle class" would mean it was somewhat posh.

Eg Rich lawyer or doctor? Middle class.

CEO of a FTSE 100? Middle class.

...and if you really want to go down the rabbit hole, when we say "public school" we mean a very middle class group of private schools, such as Eton or Harrow.
LMDB – First version of Redis written in Tcl
Oh my... dbus something like OLE2/ActiveX, just 10 years too late and full of XML.
I agree that it's effective, but I don't know that they're "respectful". I think three keys with these responses are keeping them free of any emotion, being very consistent with tone and also presenting a very narrow front - not over-explaining things (the more you say, the more someone may find something to argue).
Adam Curtis – Hierarchy in the UK, Anarchy in Kurdistan (2014)
Compared to other web business Google takes security seriously. You might want to report this to their bounty program for a possible reward. Now that Google has linked accounts through their services, losing an account without being able to recover it is really bad, as the attacker would gain full access to adwords, statistics, payments, cloud api's, google search history, etc, and any other service that use the Google account, or the gmail email for password recovery.
> don't you have to transfer funds from the cold wallet to your device at some point

You can use a hardware wallet. I do. All of the cryptography takes place on the hardware wallet device, and there is only a small, well-defined interface between the wallet device and the computer.

I use a Trezor[1], and like it. A Ledger Nano S[2] is also good (a bit more button-clicking required on the device, but improved Ethereum support - it integrates with Mist with no additional setup required).

[1] https://shop.trezor.io/

[2] https://www.ledgerwallet.com/products/12-ledger-nano-s
Manage Third Party Resources in Kubernetes
SpaceX – NROL-76 Launch Webcast [video]
CC, debit transfer, Stripe, Bitcoin or Monero are some internationally available options.

There are are probably local debit-card based payment processors available to you as well; iDeal is one such system that is very popular in the Netherlands, it lets you pay with any Dutch debit account just as easily as with PayPal. It's a system in that there are a bunch of companies offering access to it. AFAIK processing costs are around ~€0.10, irrespective of transaction size at least for transactions under €1000.
You've glossed over the part about TCP connections. Try roaming whilst one of those HTTP transactions is in progress.
How did they know that early that he'd signed up before turning 18? Didn't they only learn his birthdate when documentation was submitted?
I think you are essentially confusing "tech" with "web" (granted SV mostly does the same). Go to Southern Germany, if you want tech jobs, not Berlin.
Not to mention that those descriptions don't judge people by their abilities or the content of their character. She's simply demonstrating prejudice, which is okay as long as she accepts others should be embraced for doing the same, like if a company full of men doesn't want to hire a woman, or gays, or lesbians, or trans because of their perception of them for things completely unrelated to their abilities or the content of their character.
Forgive me if I sound dumb, but why bother creating PayPal account in the first place?

If you are mostly buyer, then online payment is already easy (few clicks and 1 SMS password away).

If you are seller, setting up your website to support credit card payments takes maybe two hours.

I really don't see the use case for PayPal, especially given the constant complaints.
Rhubarb: The role of Edinburgh in its cultivation and development [pdf]
A far better response from PayPal would've been to return the money to Mat, explain the issue to their customer and request that they create a legal account.

If every company assumed that every person with a discretion to their name was an undesirable customer, virtually none of us would be customers of any company.
Google Fuchsia is a capability-based, real-time operating system (RTOS) being developed by Google.

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

15 years ago I waited for GNU Hurd, but now I am very interested how Google Fuchsia turns out. What I read it shapes up nicely, and I can imagine we all will use it in near future instead of Windows and other binary blob legacy operating systems; it might also replace Linux as Android kernel - but that is still just speculation.
Thanks for the reminder, any tips on how to do this?

I tried removing my debit account coupling but it refuses citing "a pending transaction" (no specific reference given).

The "close my account" button takes me to an error message. I guess I'm spamming all their email addresses I can enumerate until this is resolved.
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Would you prefer if all those command were prefaced with `systemd`? Because that's all there is to it do docker in your example then.

You're seeing condescension where there is none. I'm just pointing out facts. It's okay, Docker runs on hype, and apparently so do you. But then, I can't expect Red Hat to invest into advertising for a core system component, because developers ought to be aware of it.

nspawn also offers faster startup time, better integration with cgroups and chroot jails, etc.
Hehe, me too. Or memcpy and handling the terminating nul byte myself. But snprintf is just too convenient.
Could certain cities make laws requiring last mile competition? Somebody in this thread mentioned that this is true in areas of Europe. In the US, maybe the easiest place to start doing that would be on a smaller scale and in urban areas. What cities are under a stranglehold of ISP monopolies? Do we have any maps of ISP coverage?

If we had some data and a map we could pinpoint which areas have high density and low competition.
Simulating wealth inequality
What's the difference? Capitalism is always going to end up with consolidation, monopolisation and anti-user practices.
Well, he or the situation is often compared to Hitler.

I think for good reason...
I am posting from the century where, for example, the war on drugs is still a thing, which affects black communities more. I'm posting from the century where an African American will get a harsher sentence than a white person, for the same offence or crime.

Reality is tough, huh?
QNX had a vibrant life and strong name recognition in its field pre-acquisition, and the BB acquision hasn't really changed that. It still operates under its own name. Those in the target industry (real-time OS) would know who QNX is without tying in Blackberry.
I guess, he is talking about the mindest, that you can fix everything with rules, without fixing the underlying problem (that I don't see in this case).

I would add calling something "typical German" is also typical German :)
There was a time 20 years ago when QNX was to be the foundation of the next-generation Amiga.

Gateway, a PC clone vendor, had acquired the rights to the Amiga brand and technology in early 1997. The company wanted to expand outside the Wintel space, and Amiga still had major brand recognition in Europe. The new Amiga would be a PowerPC-based consumer computer built by Gateway and equipped with the QNX operating system.

It didn't work out, of course -- such was the curse of the Amiga. Here's an account with some more details of what happened:

http://www.trollaxor.com/2005/06/how-qnx-failed-amiga.html
Diversity of ideas, abilities/skills and experience are what matters. Skin color, sex and gender only matter if you acknowledge there are differences in abilities based on those criteria, which would defy the premise of non-discrimination.

Maybe the most qualified people were all white men. Maybe hiring a woman or minority simply for the sake of having a woman or minority is just racist or sexist.
How QNX Failed Amiga
Information from the government here: http://elbno.cancilleria.gov.ar/en/node/5176
>> It is useful to know that, in the US, if you have sufficient information to send a payment into an account you also have sufficient information to debit it.

Wait, what? The only thing needed to send a payment is a target account number. So, if banks in US consider that enough info to DEBIT the account then something went terribly wrong there. In Europe, to take money out of the account you need to either

- go to the bank, and show your photo ID to prove that you're you.

- login to online transaction system and prove your identity by knowing the login password and one-time SMS password.

That's why many charity institutions simply put their account number on their website and ask for donations - there's zero risk someone will debit their account.
The best elevator I ever used was in Beijing. One would select the floor to visit and it would allocate an elevator grouping you with everyone who wants to go to the same floor or +1/-1 floor. Unused elevators would go back to level 1.
> I have thousands of emails from the hacked account in my main account. Just ask me to list one of those.

Wait, so you're expecting Google to implement a broad security policy where any recipient could claim the sender's email account by just listing the subject/contents of the emails they've previously exchanged?

If any of your suggestions were implemented and became part of Gmail's security policy, what are the chances that the attacker who (a) knew your password, (b) knew the answer to your security question, (c) went through the process of changing both, (d) switched the recovery email address (in other words, kinda knew what he was doing and seemed to have an experience with things of this nature) would competely and utterly forget to (f) send himself a bunch of emails, (g) set up the compromised email account as a forwarding address for an account of his?

I believe they do resort to additional verification methods if the location is suspicious, but in your case in absense of 2fa the only additional verification method seemed to be the security question. How secure was it? Are you sure the attacker didn't compromise your original recovery email account?
Texmex is good if you get it in Texas. Texas was once a part of Mexico. There's a large number of multi generational Mexican-US citizens and plenty of time for American and Mexican food to blend.

What most places call texmex is just low quality imitations of Mexican food.
According to his keybase.io profile, the country is Colombia.
The files still have to be parsed even if they are cached, PWAs are aimed at mobile users so this can be particularly important.

If you want an native like feel your initial processing should be as light as possible.
Do you feel the same way about visibility in OOP? E.g. private data and methods?
There might very well a 10 men to 1 women ratio. The first company is not missing out much by missing 10% of the candidates.

The second company might however have a really hard time hiring if it's limiting itself to a small subset of the hiring pool.
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I went to a lot of Chinese restaurants that fit that experience in Dublin and never had food poisoning. Likewise for five years living in Shanghai.

Whereof one knows not one must be silent.
Yellowapple is correct, it was my proxy which funneled all web traffic out to the Internet.
Sounds like we should have stock photo for business page.

1 white 1 black 1 indian 1 asian 1 hispanic, with a mix of ages and gender.
I think the problem is less that there are companies who want to sell you "faster internet to specific websites" and more that there can't be any companies who want to sell you "fast internet to all websites." And that remains true even with reclassification, and the arguments against that aren't against the freedom to access any content you want on the internet, but rather than it makes that competition even harder and less likely to happen.

I'm just not sure it's fair to say that one side here is for content agnostic networks and the other is against them, but rather two different approaches to solving the problem where just about everyone agrees with content agnostic networks.
> “It didn’t have to be this way, Netflix,” the message said. “You’re going to lose a lot more money in all of this than what our modest offer was.”

The only money netflix could potentially lose here is the small cross section of people who only subscribe for a single month to watch this show along with people who know how to use bittorrent.
I don't have any numbers, but I think it's generally possible to write very high performance code in Objective C... by not using the dynamic language features of it such as message sends.

Objective C I believe does a globally cached method lookup for every message send (!) and so can't inline through message sends (!), and since inlining is the mother of all optimisations I would imagine this would severely limit performance if you tried to use a lot of message sends in your inner loops. We should actually think about doing that experiment to see what the cost would be.

In a language like Ruby almost all operators, even basic arithmetic, are dynamic method calls, so you can't avoid using message sends anywhere. I think if you tried to do that in Objective C things might grind to a halt.

Objective C also lacks many dynamic language features which are the ones solved through speculative optimisation, such as integer overflow, access to frames as objects, and so on.

I'm not an expert on Object C though so happy to be corrected.
They should open their mine shaft as a tourist attraction. Imagine - 'the hole' - and being able to venture far underground. At the visitor center at the top they could have an IMAX cinema with an orientation film:

https://youtu.be/s19xcVf5Jto?t=37s

There could be rocks for sale in the gift shop. Imaginably there could be conference center facilities and what not at the bottom of the hole, a cafe, recording studios and more, all accessible by one experimental lift.

If you happened to be in Finland and just so happened to be passing 'The Hole', would you pop by and have a cuppa in the quiet of the mineshaft, getting there on the coolest of lifts? I doubt such an attraction would challenge Disneyland or even pay for itself but I know a minority of people would go.
Social Engineering Attacks on Government Opponents: Target Perspectives [pdf]
As long as you don't unsubscribe from Netflix they actually save money (not taking into account the minimal new subs lost due to people watching the pirated version and hence not signing up).
HOLD

24 hour ...

A sensor issue on the first stage, backup launch window tomorrow at the same time - today's launch is scrubbed.
Cash Is King No More
I can confirm most of this, also talking from personal experience during my Bachelor and Masters studies. The majority of Non-EU students that come here seem to have a very hard time. I have no idea how they passed the German language test, most of them speak very little german, definitely not enough to fully understand a lecture held in German. Their prior education is not comparable to the required standard that native students must meet, so most of them are doing rather badly grade-wise.

When i talk to them, most of them state they wish to return to their home country once they finish their degree here. Needless to say, there are exceptions to the rule that hustle hard, excel and plan to stay in Germany once they finish.

In summary: Germany seems to get the B or C level bunch of students, while the A level students go to the US or the UK.
You can live and work in Berlin without speaking single word of German.
My guess is that it's the same as elsewhere in the EU: Your bank will reverse the charge if you ask it to, the risk stays almost entirely with the payee/the payee's bank.
Your P.S. is at the bottom of the article.
Patch a library and perhaps you end up breaking some programs that rely on that library.

The benefit of that goes away with containers anyway, you don't share libraries, every instance gets its own install.
I'm sure rife is important, but you're way over correcting. Fish is just there to round off the rice? Please.
Several places in Europe are like this. E.g. in my home country Norway you also don't have to pay tuition: https://www.studyinnorway.no/study-in-norway/Tuition, and a lot of courses are taught in english. In the Netherlands all master level degrees at all universities are taught in english if there are any non-dutch speakers in class.

Both Norway and the Netherlands are perhaps easier if you don't speak the native language than Germany as pretty much everybody speaks quite good english in both places. I have friends in Norway I've known over decades who still don't speak a word of Norwegian.

For an english speaker dutch is probably easier to learn than German, as dutch is closer to english. E.g. "I sit in the train and drink water", in dutch becomes something like "Ik sit in de trein en drink water". Not sure about Norwegian, but it is probably an easier language than German. Not quite as complicated grammar.

Having studied at very different universities with respect to ranking, I got to say I don't think ranking means very much for the average student. It is overhyped, I can't see a huge difference. Ultimately results are going to depend on you and your efforts.

In fact there has been studies of this. Ivy League universities don't actually improve your grades or earning prospects. It just looks like that due to creaming. But when they compare SAT scores of students who could get into an Ivy League but chose not to with those who did, one doesn't see a difference in salary afterwards: https://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/the-college-solution/...

I read in another study that if you are at the lower tier in an ivy league you will actually end up worse, because it will kill your confidence to be around so many people smarter than you. Go to a normal college where you are among the better and it will boost your confidence and ability to excel.

And many might already have read that Google does in fact not favor ivy league students as they are typically to dependent on external drive, grades etc, rather than internal drive to make good products which is what matters at google.

Anyway I think people should focus more on going a place they would enjoy. I think many European universities are very nice to attend because in Europe there are lots of cities which are easy to walk and with great public transport. That makes life a lot nicer for students. You can easily get around town and do all sorts of stuff, either, with bike, walking, tram, bus etc. Also at least in northern Europe societies tend to offer more freedom for youngsters. I've studied in the US for a year and found it too restrictive. There is too much control on young people. You can't drink until 21. Dormitories have a lot of rules and are gender segregated. In e.g. Norway or the Netherlands, student housing means sharing a real apartment with people. You got mixed gender and you cook food together, can invite people over, come and go when you like.
Why doesn't Cloudflare run a serious CT log?
Linux has 9p2000 support, I've never heard of people actually using it to export devices over the network though.
Fuse also has support for ioctls and other weirdness so it's not impossible for something like sshfs to forward /dev over the network.
I suspsect the number of people here who know both Python and Kotlin is close to 0.

What's a "where" statement?
> I have thousands of emails from the hacked account in my main account. Just ask me to list one of those.

How would you list it? Subject line? Would I have to match the text exactly? Because I couldn't do that, but the attacker who sent me a nice email as part of the attack probably could.
... I think those who risked their lives by being translators for our armed forces are probably due a bit of a fast lane.
Thanks bro, This is Eslam one of the co-founders of shieldfy.
Actually we received many feedbacks like yours demanding more details.
We will add more explanation in the next few days , and we will send invitations every week.
If anything, they'd stand to lose a lot more over the long term by creating a precedent of caving to ransom demands.