skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The end node could still sniff your traffic presumably.

The same is true on a VPN. Tor is no different, except it adds extra layers for anonymization.
It's so they're not caught out by laws pertaining to "USD-backed securities" enforced by the nice people at the SEC.

This doesn't excuse them from previous transactions they've already made.. Which means likely they didn't start printing Tether until after 1st of Jan. It's likely they have loans out for the amount stuck in escrow since Taiwan froze their wire's in April.

This is the heist of the century. They're 5% of the way to ENRON level shenanigans.
This isn't about the ambiguity. That's something else.

This is about, for example, ethanol subsidies. Basically everyone who doesn't receive them thinks they're dumb. It takes more than a gallon of petroleum to produce a gallon of ethanol, it diverts productive farmland from food which makes food cost more for the poor (and everyone), it's an inefficient use of tax dollars, etc.

Yet we continue to have ethanol subsidies, because it gets politicians from districts full of corn farmers to vote for the bill even when the bill contains a bunch of differently-toxic nonsense for other interests in different districts.

And you don't need 100% of the votes to pass, you only need 51%. So all you have to do is construct a bill that allows 51% of the districts to steal resources from the other 49% in various ways like that, and it passes. Which is why everyone hates politics.

But those bills are precarious, because it doesn't pay to have 75% of the vote. An excess 25% would require you to give things to people using resources you could have kept for your existing coalition.

Only that means you can't afford to lose too many of your votes when someone starts to make a stink about a specific inefficient program that was shoring those votes up. If the ethanol subsidies were removed from the bill, you would be short on votes.

Which turns honest outsiders just trying to make a positive impact into political enemies, because they're threatening to dismantle your majority coalition.

And the same dynamic plays out in any system based on majority voting.
So my situation is I bought a house here, still paying off the bond, so selling is not really an option at the moment (haven't paid off that much and no one wants to buy a house in an area where there will be no water)
Not really a situation where I can just cut my losses (buying a house is a lot of debt) and go
There's no "free speech" in faggy lefist culture. (This comment is shadow banned for example)
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I think the writer is not aware of mod_cloudflare https://www.cloudflare.com/technical-resources/
Arbitrage is not investment
You forgot

- Ada

- SPARK

- Modula-2

- Modula-2+

- Modula-3

- Oberon

- Oberon-2

- Oberon-07

- Component Pascal

- Active Oberon

- Dylan

- Object Pascal

- Sing#

- System C#

- Swift

- C++ (assuming C++17)

Then the older than C, or about the same age.

- ESPOL

- NEWP

- PL/I

- PL/M

- PL/S

- PL/8

- Mesa

- Mesa/Cedar

- Algol68-W

These are the most well known ones.

Plenty of material to learn for anyone that anyone with interest in systems programming and how it evolved since 1960.
The price is competitive but I've found another important factor when VPN shopping for VMS's is if that data center tends to be abused by scraping projects.

Craigslist for instance is very slow when accessing via a VPN on Digital Ocean but quick when accessed via one hosted on Rackspace.

Google Scholar may send you through captcha hell for 10 rounds or so every few minutes if you're hoping on from a fishy ip.

The only time I had trouble with sites protected by Cloudflare was when viewing through Tor or AWS.
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my requirement is to start up a browser, preferably chrome, and open up a certain page, this page is essentially like a digital scoreboard that is shown on a tv. electron embeds chromium and can start up an application super quickly, of course it requires nodejs and a bunch of nodejs libraries, but seems around 79M for the binary, my electron app requires a few nodejs libraries, but this is all text so nominal.

i explored using some scripts to autostart firefox and open up a certain page, but the fact that i needed kiosk plugins from third-parties just ended that for me, i don't want the browser frame to show up. electron is a bit overkill, but thus far it gets exactly what i want done. that piece will be optimized once i find the time.
Why? Protocols like Tor and HTTPS include authentication layers just to make sure your connection is secured even over an insecure channel.
any suggestions for windowing system?
Its not a suburb or sprawl problem. It's a car problem.

I now live in Manhattan, the most densely populated chunk of the US. Any time I walk somewhere I spend about half the time waiting for lights so that I can safely cross a street.

Cars are massively subsidized by government.
The title seems rather tasteless, given the subject.

The Wikipedia page [1] on her makes for a chilling read.

> She killed most of her suitors and boyfriends, and her two daughters, Myrtle and Lucy. She may also have killed both of her husbands and all of their children.

> They were married in LaPorte on April 1, 1902; just one week after the ceremony, Peter's infant daughter died (of uncertain causes) while alone in the house with Belle. In December 1902, Peter himself met with a "tragic accident."

And despite the list of her victims and suspected victims extending to multiple pages, she never was found out or convicted in her lifetime.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_Gunness
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I wonder how did Wine managed to convery HLSL into GLSL. Although Valve did make a proof of concept of this shader converter called togl.
Read as: open-concept planning gains momentum to save money in cash-strapped overcrowded prison system.
> confused "nice" with "kind".

Possibly. However, when it comes to companies what they claim is that they want "kind" when what they actually demand is "nice".
i suppose this is a one-off project for you or are you creating a device for distribution? if you are creating the latter, how did you clone this to other devices, i'm assuming dd?
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Because they lived in another state in the same country basically, and in theory people could just as easily move in the opposite direction.

But you're right that in practice it is taken advantage of with people renting an apartment for a year and doing the minimum necessarily to register as residents.

So overall you're still incorrect about it being a foreigner tax, implying perhaps they just hate non Americans and want to punish them.

Also same full tuition applies to non residents from other states.
>Neither Houston nor Dallas are seen as tech hubs

Dallas isn't a tech hub? It's called the "Silicon Prairie". There's more tech jobs in Dallas than there are in Austin. TI? TI's headquarters are Dallas. IBM, Oracle, McAfee, HP, Intuit, Microsoft, Match.com, Nokia, RIM, Alcatel-Lucent, AT&T, Cisco, EMC, vmware....

Amazon has a substantial AWS office in Dallas as well.

>Austin is the fastest growing major city in the U.S

And Dallas is just behind them, 3rd fastest.

It could very well be Austin, but Dallas is actually a bigger tech hub than Austin is.
There are two forecasts at the end based on exponential growth. The thing to remember about exponential growth is that it is inherently unsustainable. Consider Moore's law. I once read part of a book from 2005-ish about the singularity whose basic premise was that by ~2050 or so we'd have enough computing power to stuff orders of magnitude of orders of magnitude more power into a now-sized CPU. And this was in a completely serious tone, mind you. Now we see the slow demise of Moore's law over the past 3-5 years and it seems ridiculous that we could have ever believed something like that just a decade ago!

The state of advancement in the fields of human society, technology, and science, at their current rates, is such that around 2500 all of human society will be overturned every week, day, hell, minute or so. Which obviously is nonsensical.

Note also, however, that forecast #2's best-fit line doesn't seem to fit the points very well...
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Casinos live on people committing that very fallacy
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the government is not allowed to negotiate at all on drug prices (utterly insane, thank you W. Bush) but insurance companies can, and do, negotiate as a group.
i noticed dietpi has a great list about the various hardware sbc's and their performance ratings for things like file system storage, etc. time to also check out the asus tinker board or odroid c2.
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Just bury it out back, we'll clean it up later just like we did in Hanford. No problemo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanford_Site.

More seriously, we can afford to have a small amount of nuclear waste there, but we need to plan for it better than we have previously. First, document where it is and what it contains. Second, I don't know.
But that leaves you with the exact same question. These same socially awkward geeks have managed to complain for decades about everything from office plans through software methodologies to equity compensation, hours, the intrusion of work into social life and more recently, diversity issues, crappy interview practices, you name it. And in all that time nobody has piped up about how they're being harshly punished and outright fired for some ill-specified non-adherence to unclear expectations, at odds with what they thought their employers encouraged. There should be crusty USENET threads and brand new Medium posts about this injustice. But there aren't.
Plenty of wildly successful mass market products from videogames to deodorant are marketed specifically to men, some always have been -- there are a few billion men after all. There's no reason women necessarily have to buy a product for it to be either successful or viable, and vice versa, products solely for women can also be a huge success.

VR will get better; focusing on women who are far less likely to spend thousands of dollars on a hardcore gaming setup is not sane. I know a guy who bought, successively, a PS3, a high-end PC, and a PS4... and a copy of GTAV for each. How many women spend that kind of money gaming? Who is the average customer for a racing wheel, a flight yoke, a VR headset, an arcade fight stick, a set of 3 curved LCDs, etc?

Your argument is an appeal to prevailing politics and emotion, not market logic and economics.
Your car needs to be certified to not spew shit everywhere in the same way your drug needs to be certified to not harm people who take it. For obvious reasons, one is far more expensive to test and certify.
I'm curious, where does one get the nuclear fuel on Mars? Does it have to be flown all the way from the Earth?
Oi. They were not attacking the author. Their conclusion is sound. Given that Webpack is a lot _more_ than just bundling files together (as has been pointed out twice now) it is incorrect to say that HTTP/2 is a replacement for Webpack. No amount of explaining how HTTP/2 works obviates that fact.
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That's so when the Martian Congressional Republic eventually decides to declare war on Earth, they'll be weakened from the get-go. It's called playing the long game...
Hasn't been tested for a while, but when it was last tested, no, didn't work.

https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iI...
Somerville is a very dense city by American standards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_b...

It would also be illegal to build almost any of Somerville as it exists using current building codes, in Somerville. Discussion from a year and a half ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11918230
"2.1 Advertisements must be obviously distinguishable from editorial content, especially if they use a situation, performance or style reminiscent of editorial content, to prevent the audience being confused between the two. The audience should quickly recognise the message as an advertisement."

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Consider the thermal Plutonium power sources that have been sent on outer Solar System missions. One of those crashing is a much more serious problem than a new U-235 reactor, since Plutonium is very toxic.
“Let me price compare my heart attack operation before I decide on which hospital I want this ambulance I found on Expedia to take me to before I die.”

I mean this nicely but sincerely, are you high?
Past time, but progress on the riscv front is amazing. If prototype-scale fab got cheaper I expect we'd see a wave of parts focused on security and auditablity in short order.
Well, I don't disagree at all, but would argue that it's kind of a circular dependency problem. Sprawl would exist without cars to be sure, but cars make it much easier to expand, which increases dependency on cars, which supports sprawl. Then the people who have moved outward use their cars to work in the city because there's nothing in the suburbs and a poorly designed city (or one that is dependant on the people with cars) prioritizes that.
Definitely. You can probably mine uranium on Mars but that would require a bunch of infrastructure and other power sources. These babys are way down-rated so they can run on a single loading of fuel for decades, like nuclear submarines. Good old E=MC^2.
Can you elaborate on what’s wrong with his comment? The Peter principle looks like it has some legs (after a couple minutes of searching), and the analogy sounds reasonable to me.
If one kind of RISC-V chips would become the go-to CPU for small smart appliances, demand could rise enough for a fab to pick up mass production.
Car ownership in Denmark is only marginally lower than here in the UK. And not that far behind the rest of Europe. So it obviously doesn't put off those who want a car.
How does pollution work exactly in an environment that's already hostile to life as we know it?
Being able to use LDAP for authentication would be nice for a few services.
This isn't about age, and I'm not sure why you're even framing it that way.

The crowding, costs, and congestion in Seattle have increased very significantly with Amazon. There have been very ugly social side effects as well.

Amazon's employees, most of whom are out-of-towners, don't need to live in Seattle as much as the people whom they're displacing. Basically, a lot of the Amazon transplants could work remotely or find jobs in other cities.

This was all entirely avoidable.
> In Japan they just call them 'thermal plants'

Japan has completely shut down all operations of Nuclear Plants since 2011. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_Japan
So pretty similar to here in the UK
From the perspective of someone who has been on both sides of the arguments regarding climate change how is it possible to be intelligent and not believe in climate change. I absolutely don't mean to imply you are stupid.

I had a relative who was extremely intelligent, his career being aurospace engineer who didn't believe in cimate change and another a computer programmer who didn't believe in evolution.

I don't think I understand how people can believe nonsense and yet obviously be capable of learning complex and difficult topics.
I don't know if you have already tried this, but if not, try 'google-chrome --kiosk <page>'.
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Have you tried Photopea [1]? It seems to be a great open source tool that could be an alternative to Adobe Photoshop.

[1] https://www.photopea.com/
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This book totally changed my life:

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It adds one more element to overcome when we decide we would like to live there.
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Just moved from Main Street to the Beverly Grove area and I can attest that I knew a lot of people by face (and dog) but not by name. Having moved here from Boston I found the neigborhood remarkably friendly and welcoming.
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The trailer sounds like typical documentary crap. I'll reserve my opinion for now.

PS: This seems to be implying that the Chinese economy is all hot air, but none of the characters in the trailer looked like Chinese. If the banks sold a nonsense China story to "mom" and "pop" investors who know nothing about China, then what makes these guys so much more knowledgeable? Also, one shit company exposes the entire Chinese economy now? Aren't there any mediocre companies in the US? This extrapolation needs a lot more explanation.

As someone who know nothing about this, whats likely is that some people in the US have way too much money in their hands and seemingly nowhere to put that. So they looked at China and pumped too much money there following a herd. To call that a conspiracy and a financial crime seems like a huge leap.

I mean the same is happening in Indian stocks which are at a stupidly high level. It's more investor stupidity than some grand conspiracy.
Well you're behind CloudFlare.

Just change your IP address, and tell CloudFlare the new one.

Sure the DDOSers could find your new IP, but it's not like changing your public DNS, it would be difficult for them to find it.

I don't think your SSL certs would show the new IP on the website in the blogpost very quickly if you changed IP.
A friend of mine has managedd to 3d print his FPV drone. The nexy step is that we're going to join forces and then we're probably going to hook it up with some Myoband or similar device to control it in a more "natural" way - hopefully we'll be successful - has anyone got any tips for us?
I’ve been getting a blank page, on mobile only, when on PIA in the last week or two (also about 50% of the time).
Fun fact: right across from the Hanford Site is a massive Conagra plantation. Source: visited Hanford Site, looked up the company associated with the plantation across the road.
I've got a team exploring the idea of executing a smart contract that transfers assets (be it crypto-asset or real world assets) upon a specific real-world trigger event (via oracles).

But you're right, the legal issues are a dime and a dozen. It'll take some time for the law to catch up (eg. digital wills). The technology is ready for this, we just need to right confluence of factors to make this a reality.
> The drug companies will contract with a generic company that never, actually gets to production (wink, wink).

Sounds like I should setup shop as "generic drug company" and land me one of those contracts where I promise to never reach market :)
Video games have shown a gender parity for the past 10 years. 76% of facebook users are female. Blatantly ignoring and excluding this demographic is going to be the nail in the coffin of VR. ....but who knows maybe VR's 3rd wave in 2028 will get it right?
You can also leverage yocto/bitbake/openembedded to build your own linux distro for the pi

https://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit.cgi/meta-raspberrypi/
The animal instinct of co-operation and empathy is also due to for the self survival. We co-operate and empathise with each other ensure our own survival.

This is why people who sacrifice their lives for others are exceptions rather than norm. Seeing somebody lying on tracks in front of an oncoming train, the common instinct of onlookers is not to jump but stay where they are.
Your viewpoint is biased. Maybe women don't buy hardcore gaming setups but in 2014 they constituted 52% of the gaming demographic.
That's very valuable advice. Thank you. I've been following the serverless.com model of 1 APIG to 1 lambda, but that quickly puts you over the AWS limits when trying to manage hundreds or thousands of micro-services.
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> One of the several holacracy roles I have at Liip is called “Platform Gardener”.

Is calling something a gardener enough to keep it from being management?
From a resourcing, cost and safety (for the captors) perspective - no.
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You will never be allowed to own one because you cannot be trusted to dispose of it correctly.
Yep, transparency and charging all patients the same should be regulated. Then it barely matters if the system is private or public, because it would be so cheap that even the uninsured wouldn't go bankrupt from a surgery.
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> VPNs do not have stellar records regarding security.

I rely on them. Can you elaborate?
Your view - fair enough but seems to me she gave every indication that for her, Peterson's views were infuriating and initially, an easy target for demolition. The interview was a lousy job thanks to the fixed agenda she brought with her. Newman just couldn't get her head round the 9% pay gap conundrum and ignored JP's explanation which is obvious to anyone who thinks about it.
IMO published prices including all applicable taxes and fees should always be posted. In particularly for consumer facing products.

I can't praise the EU enough for making this happen, and making sure said price is written big letters :)
I wonder, could DMA transfer be used in one of the newer parallel port modes? Or is there not a predefined signaling speed, making sample rate unpredictable?
PCI is largely misunderstood. Spoofing a success on a transaction has nothing to do with proper storage and transmission of credit card information.

Most e-commerce sites will use a payment processor such as Braintree or Stripe so they don't even have to deal with PCI.

PCI applies to entities who store and process their own payments, e.g. Target, Amazon.
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This is not going to matter one single bit. US authorities will claim they have evidence or reasonable suspicion that Tether funds were converted to coins that were later sent to addresses believed to be under the control of US-based exchangers. Money laundering raids 101.