skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well that's going to be interesting. We're already reaching end of life for some of our older nuclear reactors, coal plants are closing as they are unable to comply with EU emissions regulations and we're basically propping the whole thing up with gas and coal. Every new infrastructure project in this space is a walking disaster of cost and chaos. And to add insult to injury we're doing a very stupid thing and bailing out of Europe which means it's going to cost more to import electricity.

So, what are we going to power our cars with? I'm betting I'm on a bicycle again in 2040. Perhaps "peak car ownership" is over.

And what are we going to do with all the petrol and diesel cars then? Bury them? Recycling them is more difficult than it looks.
A couple examples: restricting them from soliciting investment without going through a $6 million compliance process for gaining approval to do an IPO. Restricting people from engaging in anonymous securities transactions with each other.
For home use FreeBSD+ZFS will leave more control in your hands. For a (stable) filesystem node If I were you, I'd let others debug the latest release and just use 10.3. Or at least lag the latest release by a few months to a year or so.
If you ban the use of these cars then you also need to account for some kind of scrappage scheme for people with now-outlated ICE cars. Otherwise you're disproportionately affecting people who can't afford to get rid of their faithful 150k mile diesel in favour of a £10k+ new car.
You may have knowledge that the probability falls to zero after that. This is messy intelligence not math. Assuming this is a math book is a cognitive bias you are bringing into the reading.
Not necessarily a miner collusion in China, just one of the authorized miners spinning 1,000 EC2 instances to make a 51% attack.
Mostly because women often get pulled into meetings with their bosses/HR and told to wear makeup if they don't. Seriously. Even if they don't, they get accused by work colleagues of not looking good enough, and clients comment on it. This isn't something women do to be manipulative - it's something that's enforced as part of a woman's dress code by the company.

Or, in other words, if you think makeup is intended to replicate visual signs of arousal... then this is the culture you work in forcing women to appear sexually aroused in workplace environments. Which is, of course, also something that feminists have talked about for decades.
Not really a fair comparison. For editing config files I often have to go to man pages to find out what the syntax is for the things I want (and sometimes, where to find the file). Especially if editing bash/zsh.rc, there is no hope of getting anything done without Google unless you already know how to do it.

Conversely, most group policies I have ever needed were pointed out, including where to find them, after one web search, and their use is extensively documented in the config editor.
My understanding is that for historical reasons the newer ISPs (mostly cable providers) were running out of IPv4 addresses. They then switched their own networks over to IPv6, meaning that if you live in Belgium, there's a very high chance your router has an external IPv6 address and not an IPv4 one.
modern operating systems have ipv6 support out of the box. so it likely is your ISP or the router. Even if the ISP supports ipv6 they might only roll it out to new customers.

Beware though, some ISPs may switch to CGNAT via DS-Lite for IPv4 when they change you to a IPv6 setup.
That's remarkable, since Telenet is part of Liberty Global, who owns so many ISP's. Eg. neighbouring country The Netherlands has Ziggo (also owned by Liberty Global). Adaptation in The Netherlands is only 9 pct. Makes me wonder if Belgium is used as a technical testing playground for Liberty Global or if it's just a smart move by Telenet.
So in other words we need to buy substantially more expensive computers to get a usable experience with Windows vs. Linux. On top of the Windows license.

You'll note that with respect to my sons laptop, Linux ran just fine on his much older, slower laptop.

Says it all, really.
They fact-checked "Police Chief Says Dylann Roof Was Taken to Burger King Shortly After Arrest."

He wasn't taken to Burger King.
The point of this discussion is promoting things for girls/women, so not really sure why you think Boy Scout stuff is relevant?
There is a study that shows that European languages can make number acquisition and arithmetic more difficult and I noticed that sometime it's easier for my daughter (5 year old) to do addition and subtraction in Khmer than in French.

But I don't see how it would cause a problem long term for the best student. I believe that STEM is still esteemed in Asia and less so in Europe.
Announcing swingeing taxes means not getting elected next time, even if they are the right thing to do.
And yet, three of the four most valuable companies in the world are cloud providers, and none of them have more than rudimentary support for IPv6.

This is a disaster. Half the world is not yet online. If we're going to change that, then we need to move to ipv6, and soon.
Some countries seem to have not even started getting into IPv6: Spain, Italy, Russia. So I think it could accelerate again the day the ISP in those countries make the switch (if that ever happens).
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As a former Girl Scout I think this is excellent. I think it'll be much easier to get girls to explore STEM activities if it's associated with an organization they're already involved in.
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No POVRay?
DHCP activity from 4 devices will not slow your network, much less take it down.

A DHCP negotiation to get an IP address takes 4 UDP packets, all of them usually below 500 bytes in size.

Not even when you have set the lease time to the theoretical minimum of 1s, this traffic will be at all significant in your network.
clearly sexual harassment is continued advances, one rejected advance shouldn't be considered harassment, but it would make a working relationship awkward. so it's best to not do it anyway.

but also if merely (awkwardly trying) being nice is considered harassment bosses will be less willing to hire (attractive) women.
So what your saying is: as a self-identified male, I can't be a UK Guide? Sounds gendered to me.
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I too have a decent lab at home and would like to get into similar work as you. Would you mind if you can elaborate on how you get business? From what I have seen most of the customers would like to give their business to their trusted partners and vendors for firmware work and getting in is very tough.
Aren't those the natural consequences and evolutions of a truly free market?
$ host -t aaaa news.ycombinator.com.cdn.cloudflare.net.
news.ycombinator.com.cdn.cloudflare.net has no AAAA record

But there's an option to turn it on, documented here: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200168746-H...
I manage without a car, I have no intention of getting one again. For the few occasions I need one, I either borrow one from a friend or hire one.

Granted I do live Bristol, a very cycling friendly city.
It's about banning the sales of new ones, not banning the use. With a ban on new ones in 2040, it's not realistic to see a ban on use until 2060-2070 at the earliest.
My guess is the decision was driven from the opposite direction, the government probably asked the car manufacturers when they think they will no longer be making cars with internal combustion engines, then announced that as the cutoff date.
A false accusation is different from an accusation that wasn't provable. There have been many cases of false accusations in which it was proven that the accuser was intentionally lying in order to get revenge or reap some reward. There have even been cases in which the accuser later admits to having lied, but with zero
legal consequences.
Thanks, I was doing a quick search but you found a better looking one, I agree.

Nevertheless, even this shows that the work place is a significant factor to meet a partner - even if it has lost relevancy. Which leads to the question why. Is it because the other places somehow got more effective for that purpose, or is it fear of being perceived as crossing boundaries which makes people hesitant to try. Both (or other) explanations seem imaginable to me.
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i'm sure you can acquit someone based on insufficient evidence and not lock up the accuser.

but in some cases when evidence was manufactured the defence can come up with something that implicates the accuser.
As a software engineer with a degree in Physics and a degree in Biomedical Engineering, you're both wrong.
Can anyone recommend a guides on IPv6 for developers and sysops ?
> then harshly punished if the accused is acquitted

That's not how criminal justice works. That's not even how torts work.
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This has the side-effect that real victims are put off from filing charges, which is generally thought to be not a good thing.
I came here to ask exactly the same question. I can only assume that entertainment activities (console gaming, video on demand, etc.) can bring the traffic to make such a difference.
I don't see a compelling reason to enable this. Opus is superior in every way.
I don't find this to be true at all. It always takes me back to that place, the feelings, smells, noises and everything. Maybe I just have a particularly good memory or maybe it's a side effect of taking the time to actually take everything in rather than just stopping for a quick photo.

Certainly not arguing on the "Photos of people you know are precious" part though.
that's where not giving a shit comes into play. you don't accidentally sexism.
When I got a new connection from Ziggo last year I got an ipv6 adres, so they seem to have started to roll this out in the Netherlands as well.
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Netflix and YouTube have strong IPv6 support and chew through a lot of bandwidth, perhaps?
> using it as an argument advertises the fact that you view women as prizes rather than as people

How? There's no connection between what was said and the conclusion you drew from it.

arkh's post observes that women often apply different standards to men's behaviour based on whether they find them attractive or not. That's not really in dispute, it's the origin of the "hot women being attracted to asshole boyfriends" cultural cliche.
Though "correlation vs causation" should be noted here. It may just be that people that are already depressed use Facebook more, instead of Facebook actually making you depressed.

> Lead author Lui yi Lin, B.A., who will be graduating from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine this spring, emphasized that, because this was a cross-sectional study, it does not disentangle cause and effect.

> “It may be that people who already are depressed are turning to social media to fill a void,” she said.
planning a ban is stupid, they should just gradually increase the tax on it till cars disappear off the roads and fund public transport with that money.
> Occasionally a guilty person will be acquitted, and it would really be best not to also punish an innocent as a result of that.

That's not how it works, is it? it is not a battle where someone has to be guilty - either the accused or the accuser. Someone can be acquitted without anyone lying, or making false statements, or anything else. Just a few examples: insufficient evidence to prosecute, contradictory timelines.

It is bizarre that anyone thinks that this could be the system - get a conviction or suffer a conviction yourself.

There is a spectrum between provable accusations and demonstrably false claims that includes uncertainty, doubt and poor evidence. It isn't like going all-in in poker!
Or maybe they do it because it looks good? Like how some people wear clothes that look good on them.
Google reports over 35% of their traffic is IPv6 for the USA.

Source (click on per country tab)

https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-country-ipv6-adoption
Ask HN: Im starting a BETA, what needs to happen in preperation?
I'm kicking off a public closed beta for my website https://www.filmitright.co.uk, the first of a couple I'm planning over the next six months.
Feel free to sign up and check it out.
My questions are:
Do you need a large volume of people to make the BETA test successful?
Is there anything that needs to happen either before I start it or during?
How about instead we just agree not to hit on each other within a power-imbalanced professional relationship?

Seriously, I don't get how this is hard for folks. It's unbelievably simple. Be aware that you may have professional power over other people, and if you do, make an active effort not to flirt with them. Have the self-restraint not to mix an investment/supervisory relationship with romance or sex. Either it will feel coercive, or it's a conflict of interest waiting to happen.

Avoiding trying to sleep with your subordinates is not rocket surgery.
Google isn't even accessible in the biggest country with the most people on the internet. So the HN title is misleading, in that it isn't 20% worldwide.

Mods, please fix the title?
this is where public transport needs more funding.
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What's interesting is that seeking a court order to unveil the IP of an anonymous accuser can be seen as attempting to uncover the identity of a whistle blower and would leave the person trying to defend himself in hot water in certain companies. This is a minefield.
If you ban sales I don't think you need to worry about use, within ten to fifteen years the majority will have been scrapped anyway. In fact, it will become quite difficult to run a petrol car as all the supporting infrastructure will disappear.
Which is what you would expect from a logistic function. After it reaches 50% there will never be an other doubling.
It mainly depends on what you are trying to achieve and whether you consider that time worthwhile.

They are both great options and FreeNAS already gives you a lot of flexibility.

It's a bit like with a router. Do you use something along the lines OpenWRT and mainly log in to the command line, not because you have to, but because you can then you might want to go with FreeBSD and ZFS.

However, if you don't know if it is flexible enough and fits: Go with FreeNAS and fall back to FreeBSD. I think that's the best option for most people.
Agreed. Its no surprise that it's the same date France announced for the a similar policy earlier this month.
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Crap like this,

Headless CMS Auth by fiatjaf wants to access your xxxxxx account
Personal user data: Full access
Repositories: Public and private

...makes me think Trojan Horse.
On the topic of the transforming and optimizing the future of trucking, just last night I watched a so-bad-it's-good movie called "Space Truckers", which was mentioned in the "Crapularity Hermeneutics" paper and that I had to see for myself:

"(This scenario has countless precursors in popular science fiction, including for example Stuart Gordon’s 1996 movie Space Truckers in which the protagonists transport square pigs that have been genetically modified to make more efficient use of limited spaceship cargo capacity.)"

http://cramer.pleintekst.nl/essays/crapularity_hermeneutics/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Truckers
If the high IPv6 is because people get it automatically because of Comcast, and other large providers - that would explain it.
You should look at C# in .NET core as well. C# was designed by the same guy as Typescript and Delphi, the famous language designer Anders Hejlsberg.

His languages are the most logical and elegant I have used, all truly pleasant to work with. Building a decent language that compiles down so cleanly to Javascript is a minor miracle.
And in the citys, that happens? The schizophrenic bum below your appartment is uplifted by you? Or rather kept alive by some church/community driven support group?

I grew up in a evangelical high religious environment, with some family members clearly having mental issues, that factored into religion (what you would consider extremism).

Some of them viewed the city lifestyle and tech in particular as "parasites" leaching to religious communitys and countrys, as there society was not able to substain itself. I dislike that viewpoint, but disliking never made that piece of ugly truth go away.

On the other side, these communities live longer and healthier by now- due to non-parasitic tech and as other countrys show, religious conservatism on its own, spirals into a eternal (every second gen) civil war, once all lands/ressources are used up.

Could we agree upon, that both sides need one another- even though everyone in this thread has lovely family memorys.
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Sure you do. If you behave to the detriment of one gender but not another, that's sexism. You then say "sorry, didn't mean that", and change your behaviour now that you know.
The peak satisfaction: eventually converting your base to 20+k logistic bot storms operating the entirety of your base and cranking out 10k+ blue circuits an hour.

Peaker satistfaction: Using mods to up the complexity and difficulty, and using all of AAI + all of Bob's + all of Angel's. New ores, vastly more complex refining, and you don't start with shit (literally makes like 2-3 hours to catch up to where you normally start tech wise on vanilla).
In my experience IPv6 support in home Wi-Fi routers is still hit or miss. I recently had to replace a new TP-link router because some wireless devices refused to get a IPv6 address due to failing duplicate address detection (it was some kind of multicast issue as far as I could see)

The router in question got several firmware updates where changelog mentioned an unspecified "IPv6 fix", but none fixed the issue for me. Finally I just gave up and bought a new one from a different vendor.

https://www.tablix.org/~avian/blog/archives/2017/04/ipv6_pro...
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I see your point, the title was a little bit ambiguous when I first read it.

I thought 20% of IPv6 went down or something.
Correct, but let me quote a surprisingly on-topic verse: "wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it." This seems to be quite fitting - most people are on the path of least resistance, brightness notwithstanding.
> Set authoritative on your dhcpd.conf!

Done: https://github.com/majewsky/system-configuration/commit/f917... :)

Will see if it helps once I get home.
This release also finally compiles NAT-T into the kernel by default. I can finally run a strongswan/ikev2 server without needing to compile a kernel just for nat traversal. woohoo!
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This is actually an interesting legal problem. How would two * willing * co-workers initiate casual sex on a business trip? Certainly this situation has cropped up before! Neither would want to risk their careers on making an unwanted advance toward the other!

Presenting a coworker with a long legal document giving consent to be propositioned, signed with a notary present of course, wouldn't work. It would be sexual harassment to even present the contract for consideration!

They would have to use something like Tinder where they could be both unaware of the others interest until both parties had signed the legal agreement consenting to be propositioned by the other. They would then be directed to do some sort of custom secret society hand sign in the others presence to verify that they had actually consented. The hand sign would be innocuous when seen by someone who hadn't actually signed the contract via the app and seen the secret hand sign the other would display to acknowledge they had signed the contract.

The next billion dollar startup idea?! A cross between Linkedin, LegalZoom and Tinder. The idea would at least make for a hilarious episode of "The IT Crowd" or "Silicon Valley".
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if you're testing there are several free test eth nets that can be used either locally or disributed
What is your criteria if you think OpenNLP is mediocre?
It can be structured so that an accuser does not automatically become guilty of false accusations because the accused was found 'not guilty'. In other words, sexual harassment cases can have 3 verdicts : 'guilty', 'not guilty' and 'other'( technicalities, not enough evidence etc). Then, you will still need to prove that the perpetrator knowingly accused someone of sexual harassment for some gain. Looks fairer to me
Fair enough, peaks isn't right,'reaches' maybe. Breaks just read wrong for me at first glance, I thought it was saying the usage of ipv6 was broken for 20% of users worldwide. That was obviously just a huge brain fail on my part.
Didnt work on firefox. Works on chrome.
The fonts were not 'literally ripped'. The license could have stipulated "you must not ever use this on anything other than Microsoft Windows", but they didn't. They did not make it easy to put in linux distributions, but they did make it possible.

VSCode is indeed part of their cloud strategy. I do not for a moment claim that they did anything benevolent for linux desktop experience -- nor do I expect them to do anything especially for Linux (on the contrary, I expect them to try to kill it).

And still, all I objected was to your use of the word "ever", since VSCode is actually packaged for the linux desktop, and is, IMHO, at the moment the best IDE on linux for quite a few languages.
You need to sort it once for each dimension/predictor, after that it's log(n) to find the optimal split.
I agree with the grandparent that relying on passion is toxic to our profession, almost exploitive. But as you say, it's a reliable indicator. Passionate juniors can be their own problem though, like monstrous object hierarchies for simple problems. But that's a separate issue.
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And conversely the MSA methodology lumps uneducated areas together with educated parts. Including West Virginia in with the Washington DC MSA is crazy. Yes, some places in WV have become "bedroom communities" for DC workers, boosting their ranking, but other parts of the state are extremely poor and uneducated.
just out of curiosity people make public/free API: for profit and/or fun?
Was it a token gift redolent in condescension or was it actually something approximating some meaningful fraction of the opportunity cost of having selected something else other than the BSD project as a supplier?

Cynicism would say the former but I'd be delighted if I were wrong.
What do you want the CMS to do without write permission ? It does give you option to just browse without logging in.
I am in a similar situation albeit in suburban South-West London. I bought a car in 2006 and it's still hanging on but I have no intention of replacing it. It gets used as a shopping trolley mostly. Literally every use case it had historically is covered by online services now. There's barely even any point going to retail outlets these days as the probability of success is so low compared to online.
sure, assuming someone has been crying is dumb. noticing a change of appearance is something women want you to do when it's a positive thing ie. new haircut. but if it's negative it's probably best to reword what you're saying in a more positive way.

but you can talk to men how you want, they won't care.

so yes you have to behave differently to both genders.
I should think most great scientists had a good appreciation of the arts.
"We" don't have to move to ipv6, even if "they" have to. The internet can plausibly support both protocols forever.