skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wouldn't a GUI app have much, much more overhead though? Right now, the _Dock_ on my laptop is taking ~250MB on its own. A simple app that allows me to control when my monitors sleep is another 100MB. Both of those are way more that a simple terminal instance of 2.4MB.
Blocking outbound 53/* is often great. Many services don't need DNS (which is usually UDP not TCP) and it is known to be a very frequent covert channel for infiltrators. AFAIK tcp/53 is most frequently used for zone transfers... not something you'd want to encourage on most production servers!

Restricted ICMP (certain message types only) could be a default permit. If you have an internal service running over known virtual infrastructure to an external-facing proxy, MTU path discovery may be unnecessary anyway.

It doesn't have to be nazi, just better than nothing.
Who are these people spending real money in all these ICOs? Is this all just money made from bitcoin speculation being thrown around? Or is this real people spending real cash money?
Almost never.

It does happen, but it's so rare that it generally makes headlines when it does.
For me Go is only relevant to the extent I might have to deal with Docker and K8s related infrastructure code.
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By and large, yes.

(Although, and it bears repeating: in this case everyone is hating on those women running around falsely accusing good upstanding men just for the fun of it, without ever realising that the false accuser in this case is actually a man)
I'd rather be raped than spend years in prison. Time is more precious than momentary pain/shame. Plus I hear rapists (real or falsely accused) are treated extra badly in prisons.
> For one, all IPv4 addresses could also be IPv6 addresses

You mean how you can map from IPv4 addresses to IPv6 addresses? See RFC4291 section 2.5.5.

https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4291.txt
Honestly, I need it now. I tried to pull up Scratch for my child, and the "create" link went to a blank page without even an error message. Given that no browsers on my platform still support NSAPI plugins, there is literally no way for my child to use Scratch, and they are the perfect age for it.
It's _different_. But working for a few years with Perl 5, it really grew on me. It could use a good "Perl: The Good Parts" book, I guess.

I haven't looked at Perl 6 yet, don't know if that's better or worse. Too many other things to do, and I don't think I'll ever work with Perl professionally again, that ship has probably sailed.
This is so cool. Combined with RSS for channel subscriptions, I won't even have to go to the site and get a properly manageable window. Now I just need to figure out how to get newsbeuter to use specific commands based on the url.
Would that DS-lite solution explain why VPN connections to my AWS vps seem really spotty on ipv6 connections?
There is native support for threads, it's just that they don't run concurrently.
Women as prizes?

Where did you read the word women in my post? I wrote about sexual harassment which can come from a person of any gender unto a person from any other gender.

The attractiveness also mean a lot of things to different persons.

A man who does not like tattoos may react differently to the same behavior coming from someone with a face tattoo or someone without.

But I hope you can reflect on how many things you unconsciously assumed from one comment and where it was posted and how it can relate to its content (double-standard due to bias).
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> If you have a knife and we have a nuclear weapon

Given the evidence, I think you're confused about who actually has a nuclear weapon. Like in real world, "knife attacks" are much more frequent, but a "nuclear weapon" tends to be much more devastating :).
> Not sure if it's because that was the reference version or if some of the other APIs require more work or the dev is simply unfamiliar with them.

I would say the later, either unfamiliarity with the hardware/software or time constraints because the PS2 is capable of much better than what is shown here.
IPv4 is a subset of IPv6! They literally invented a way to map from an IPv4 address to IPv6 with a special prefix.
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That’s pretty awesome. Do you perhaps have any link to more info about this?
This was on HN a while back, using Minetest for education:

http://www.ocsmag.com/2016/04/04/mining-for-education/

My 5yo son has been playing Minetest for a number of months now and loves it. He has asked for certain features---e.g. having fire truck be able to shoot water to put out fires rather than having to get out and use buckets of water---and I intend to walk him through adding that feature and others as he gets older. He's asked for things in the game that there are no mods for---I intend to show him how to create them using Blender, which I also think he'll have fun doing (granted, I'll have to remember how to use Blender!).

You may be able to do this in Minecraft, but I want him to see that _any_ aspect of the game can be modified and studied and shared, even outside its scripting language. I want him to see that it's encouraged, and normal. I don't want him to ever think that at some point, he'll be told "no, you can't do that", or "no, you can't see the source code---you can't study that".

Education isn't a short-term goal: it evolves over time. Free Software is well suited for education[0] not only for its practical benefits of study, but for its social benefits that are in line with the inquisition encouraged by other fields.

At this past year's LibrePlanet lightning talks, a speaker involved in gaming in free software provided his opinions on getting people involved with free gaming. Donald Robertson of the FSF provided his opinions on the matter and stated that people he spoke to wanted something more: they wanted to be involved in the community that they're already involved in with proprietary games. They don't want to explore new communities---so they'll mod games they're already involved in, proprietary or not. And this seems to be the source of a lot of resistance I get when talking about kids playing Minetest instead of Minecraft here on HN.

The webpage posted in this thread states, "Learn to program Python within a multiplayer world we all know and love, Minecraft!" And when getting children interested in certain topics, catering to interests is a powerful tool. But I still encourage trying to give Minetest a try: there are many similarities that children might be interested in. Ultimately, it's a judgment call, and if Minecraft is the only way to get your child interested in programming and they're already playing the game, less is lost. But if you're introducing your child _to_ Minecraft for the sake of modding and teaching programming, please consider Minetest instead.

[0]: https://www.gnu.org/education/edu-schools.html
I'm pretty sure everyone here did, but this particular subthread diverged to a tangential topic, which is normal.
IPv4 has a lot of complexity:

- NAT and CG-NAT for big networks is complex, resource-intensive.

- Fragmentation on IPv4 requires more work/complexity from routers.

- Some of my friends seem to think that calculating /29 IPv4 networks is simple, but I don't deal with this often and it really annoys me (yes, even with ipcalc). Not to mention the number of addresses lost due to routing (I often use link-local addresses on IPv6).

Start moving now, progressively, or you'll be forced to do it in a rush later on. This isn't too different than https adoption. Those who minimized its importance ("oh, that's just internal communication, it can be plain http") got seriously bit.
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One of the questions my bank asks is what middle school I went to and I used my elementary school by mistake. I just listed every school I went to to the guy on the phone when trying to unlock my account. It's a good thing they also ask for SSN/amount previously in the account/who your last check was made out to and that sort of thing.
Can only speak for myself, but instagram & various lifestyle youtube videos
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All the things you mention are good options. I spent a lot of years traveling and rock climbing in between contract gigs (though I tended to maximize the time between those gigs on purpose).

I built both of my day-job-replacing products in between gigs as well.

Don't sweat the short time period. The stuff you build now will still remain built even if you don't touch it for another six months. (Be sure to pick a tech stack where that is in fact the case!) Chip away at it when you can spare time from the day job and get it running (and charging money) in the background as early as possible. SaaS often takes several years to spin up into something to replace your job (mine took upwards of 10 years), so the earlier you launch the better.

I wrote an article about this not too long ago:

http://www.expatsoftware.com/Articles/guy-on-the-beach-with-...
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If home routers enable that by default it will be a security nightmare.
Great quote on perl5...

In #devops is turtle all way down but at bottom is perl script. - @devopsborat
It's all fun and games until (take your pick from financial history)
> I think AWS could do better at notifying you if your EC2 instance gets into this state (without having to set up a cloud watch alarm).

How would you configure these notifications? Who do they get sent to? How often? Do they escalate to someone else? When?

Once you answer these questions, you have come up with ... CloudWatch.
By "right library" do you mean Servant? (I'm interested.)
Exactly. Note that it's the social media outrage about (alleged) sexual harassment cases that is trying to change the current balance.
The IPv6 plan started long before LibertyGlobal took an interest in Telenet.
Legal in Canada too. I just assumed it's legal everywhere because logically it's a safe operation.

My favourite is a one way /one way intersection in my town where I will turn left from the far left lane into the far left lane. It feels very British.

Oh no this is really far off topic. I'm a JS developer in robotics and I keep getting tempted by the allure of TS. The only reason I don't take the plunge is that I'm the only developer and mitigate most typing issues because I'm so intimate with the code. I suspect as a team grows I'll regret not going TS :)
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How did parrot write arrays from multiple threads without a lock somewhere in there?
Ehh... I don't really understand the impulse to "call out" downvotes, or ask people to explain why they're downvoting something that you wrote or agree with.

It's probably just my age, as I started out online when most discussion forums lacked explicit voting mechanisms. Before social media came along, and "gamified" human conversation. Maybe it helps police trolls, but at the cost of encouraging group-think and excessive meme-referencing, and just making a lot of people more neurotic and insecure in general. Overall, I think that online discussion is worse than it was 15 years ago, due to the psychological effects of all the imaginary Internet points.

But anyhoo, at the time I saw this (45 minutes after my original comment), my comment had 25 votes and was the top-most thing on this page. More often than not, if you wait an hour, the crowd straightens out the impact of any early outliers.
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I guess OP's post is just an irony about all the recent Electron apps bloat.
I can't speak for your location but I've found no shortage of companies choosing Go in London; from fintec through to online games. So it's definitely not a niche language used only by Google.

I can understand other people's complaints about the language though.
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> The problem's that the smart, ambitious kids mostly choose to move elsewhere after HS or college. Even for the ones that want to stay, the local economy and job market isn't that great.

Agreed. In fact, I think the entire thing driving the data here is population flow. I grew up in #148 (Porterville) and moved to #6 (Boston) in the list for school. And most of the people I know in Boston didn't themselves grow up there.

A city could have the best education system in the world, but if it didn't have a thriving economy to keep its graduates it would still show up low on this list. On the other hand, a city with a crap education system can still hire in the best graduates of other schools if it has the jobs to draw them.

I'm not even sure what data I'd be curious to see here. I was going to say it would be interesting to look at most educated cities considering only people born and raised there. But someone living in the same place all their life is so rare anymore, I'm not sure how meaningful that would be. Maybe just looking at people who graduated college there would be cool; after you graduate you're more likely to just stick around if you can. If that's the case, I guess the takeaway would be to try to establish strong universities in every city?
That makes sense I suppose, it's a cacciatore made with callbacks instead of chicken.
Just release the token under some other name, not like anyone can track it afterward anyway. What then?
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The idea that false rape accusations are extremely rare and hence don't matter is a) not supported by evidence and b) unjust even if it were true.

If you are concerned about this topic, perhaps you should aim your complaints at the people caught time and time again carrying water for girls who cried wolf, even after their lies fell apart. Mattress girl comes to mind.

Drop the obsessive notion of treating women as automatic victims and start seeking actual gender equality, and you will stop seeing a gender-based backlash.

I also don't really see the point of complaining that people assume the accuser is female, when you bring up women as victims yourself without context.
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doesn't work very well in edge browser, despite that, I like the idea of it
cacciatore is a style of rustic stew in Italian cooking.
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You wrote elsewhere on this thread:

> This has the side-effect that real victims are put off from filing charges, which is generally thought to be not a good thing.

Well, this man appears to be a victim who is filing charges. You seem not to consider him a real victim. Don't we want victims such as him to defend themselves? As I understand your quote, you can answer your question better than I can: why didn't you consider him a victim?

You may have other reasons not to consider him a victim than that he is male, but I'm just using your quote to illustrate. A quick search returned this page at the top -- http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/domviol/men.htm. I don't know its credibility, only that it suggests a trend, cites many sources, took less than 1 minute to find, and there seemed plenty more such pages.
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And more importantly, how do I create an ICO and get these people to buy into it?
All advertising companies (Google, FaceBook, Amazon) are pushing ipv6 hard for good reason: it allows them to [easily] see how many individual hosts a private network has and track them. I'm sure the NSA and other 3 letter agencies are delighted as well.
> This world is getting so fucked up.

The world is bigger than US. And for the rest of us, we don't really seem to have this problem.
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But the way it's done in static languages​, it's one more thing you have to worry about constantly, even when it's not a real concern. And when you need to parse external data, all you get for free is ugly exceptions that you have to decipher to construct a user readable error.
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This goes for basically all muscle relaxants. Don't plan on being very productive.

What should I avoid while taking baclofen?

Do not use baclofen at a time when you need muscle tone for safe balance and movement during certain activities. In some situations, it may be dangerous for you to have reduced muscle tone.

Drinking alcohol with this medicine can cause side effects.

This medication may impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert.
If this isn't a clear sign of a bubble I don't know what is.
"second-hand social media" is a brilliant coinage. it's perfect to describe non-users who are still affected by shadow profiles, ubiquitous logins and trackers, the walling-off of some discourse, and facial recognition capture.
Precisely this.

And let me use this opportunity to pull out this gem I found once from my quotes file:

"What one wants is to be able to talk with a diverse club of smart
people, arrange to do short one-​​off research projects and
simulations, publish papers or capture intellectual property
quickly and easily, and move on to another
conversation. Quickly. Easily. For a living. Can’t do that in
industry. Can’t do that in the Academy. Yet in my experience,
scientists and engineers all want it. Maybe even a few
mathematicians and social scientists do, too."

-- Bill Tozier, Diverse themes observed at GECCO 2006
This is in response to Mark Zuckerberg blasts Musk warnings against artificial intelligence as 'pretty irresponsible'

https://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2017/07/24/elon-mus...
I'm a bit confused. How useful is this if:

- Rust cannot compile to the GPU

- Neural network programs are usually not large and therefore do not need the type safety that Rust offers

- All cool neural network research is done on Keras/Tensorflow, so developing on that platform gives access to new algorithms automatically

- Scripting in Python is virtually at least as fast as anything else because you can use Tensorflow which uses the GPU
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Yeah, I use it already, it's great. Alas I need to run something else for the local library.

I would have hoped there's a program that can do both.
Yep. Servant is great.
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So cryptocurrency is the new Gold Rush. As the story goes, the only people who reliably made money during the original gold rush was the people who sold the spades.

What are the "spades" here?
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> This is a huge straw man if I've ever seen one

Where is the straw man? I simply argue that accusations should be substantiated. Once upon a time, this viewpoint would have been considered common sense and not something controversial. And yet here we are.

> The logic in supporting a standard that requires less than the US criminal legal system currently is that it will help put away many more guilty people and put away few/none non-guilty people given the rarity of false accusations with evidence that would say, pass a 50/50 guilt test.

However inefficient it may be, we have a legal system for a reason. The accused are entitled to due process. IMHO there is no greater travesty than an innocent person having their life ruined because we as a society are unwilling to give them fair and reason based judgement.

> The lack of criminal recourse leads to a court of public opinion being the victim's only option often. The court of public opinion is far from fair, which leads back to the idea of working on the criminal recourse options to allow for more victims to actually report and fix this.

You're proposing extra-judicial recourse as the path forward. That may be a possible solution, but the basic mechanisms do not change. Evidence will have to be presented and corroborated one way or another.

> In this case, someone was wrongly accused, and even under a 50/50 system, it's clear the charges would not go through, and yes obviously the pre-meditated wrongful accuser should face a punishment.

Just put yourself in the accused's shoes for one moment. Let's take this specific case. If the accuser had not been so incompetent and exposed himself by using his home IP address, or had the accuser not been so wily in discovering the link between the IP address and the accuser, what would have happened? At best his VC career would be over and his marriage destroyed.

> Instead of complaining about the public lynch mob and blaming the mass of people who likely won't stop, discuss and focus on the problems that prevent it. Like actually getting rape kits tested, creating more avenues for sexual assault reporting via a calmer system than anonymous blog posts, etc.

I don't claim to have the solution to our problems, but blame must be allocated where blame is due. It is far more fashionable nowadays to virtue signal than to be objective, which is the precisely cause of situations like these. If you have a proposal for an effective extra-judicial system that is not based on facts, evidence and due process, I would be more more than interested in reading it.
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Kitsune blog is hosted on our systems though

Your blog is hosted on AWS. The CDN is Cloudfront.

If you've build something to easily get a site on to AWS with Cloudfront configured automatically that's great, and potentially very useful for some people, but maybe you should be upfront about what the service you're selling actually is.