skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reverse IP doesn't necessarily tell you much - especially with the predominance of "shared hosting" (or even cloudflare type services). The IP address could potentially be one of 1000 sites, so your ISP shouldn't be able to tell what you're actually looking at (eg they have no idea if you're looking at porn, nazis or just reading the local news paper).

Sadly SNI destroys most of this privacy, but leaking less shouldn't be a bad thing. There's also other reasons you don't want people intercepting or re-writing your DNS.
“This is a good reminder for everyone that snapshots are not backups.”

Were this not ZFS, I would agree with you, however, since zfs rollback will revert to previous state and if the snapshot is on a redundant vdev, there is no difference between that and losing your backup due to a damaged tape.

In fact, zfs snapshots are exactly how time machine on illumos based operating systems is implemented.
Because university is a fantastically overpriced and surprisingly unconvoluted system for turning government-guaranteed un-dischargeable debt in to administrators' and football coaches' salaries via misery and virtual indentured servitude.

That is, a system that perpetrates upon people who have not gained the mental tools necessary to understand what they're agreeing to as a result of the US' staggeringly ineffective secondary schools, but who _have_ been convinced that not attending college is a guaranteed marker of social inadequacy by a marketing engine that pushes the message "You're a worthless person if you don't go to college" in to culture at every possible juncture?
Ask HN: Which user-agent blocklist do you recommend?
For landlords, those new limits do not apply; they remain deductible, just like other qualified business expenses (which makes sense IMO, which is why I support the mortgage interest deduction, to keep owner occupants on relatively equal footing with landlords when contemplating purchasing property).
Ask HN: How can you avoid chaos in your startup?
Given how easy it is for a startup to descend into chaos, we've been working at my startup, Dotmesh, on how to avoid this happening.

Really interested to know what everyone else has tried, what worked and what didn't!

https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/ is my blog post explaining more about what I mean.
Flat tax. No more problem.

At least, that's what I'm guessing was meant by the grandparent. That's all _I_ can manage to think at any rate,* is how many tax dollars and man-hours have gone into producing this guide, let alone the rest of the industry that's built up around the somehow herculean task of paying one's tax†, literal myriads of jobs which provide no real value to anyone‡, save that of relief from navigating the Gordian monstrosity that is our tax code: a societal negative value of epic proportions which (unlike so many of the real hard problems facing us today) could just vanish by simply bulldozing the rulebook.

The rules, the exceptions, the loopholes, the brackets, the cutoffs, the deductions, the exemptions, the penalties, the incentives, all of it. Burn it to the ground. Everybody pays 30%, or whatever. Or perhaps everybody earning below $FAT_STACKS pays 30% * ($MY_SAD_SALARY / $FAT_STACKS). Or whatever. Better yet, let's tax consumption instead of production. Perhaps excepting food, clothing, shelter. Treat yoself? Have at it, but 40% of that Cessna goes to Uncle Sam. That 1.2kg of bling? Okay, only 30% because it doesn't pollute, it just looks stupid.

Of course, none of that's going to happen. If I'm honest, I'd be a happy camper if only the Infernal Rich Suits didn't put the onus on _me_ to run my numbers through this Rube Goldberg device you cooked up and ostensibly understand. _Especially_ as you already have my W2⁂, heck thanks to withholding you already have my money! I never had a choice in the matter! So why the pointless exercise, either calculate the bloody number and send a check (or just venmo me yo), or just _keep_ it all, and please don't break my kneecaps. The guns are on your side, after all. But let's not get into a 2nd Amendment debate this early in the morning.

...whoops, I ranted there a bit. I might be a little stressed, something about this time of year. Can't quite put my finger on it. But don't worry, once April 20th rolls around, the herbal remedies⬫ will take effect and I'll be back happy as a clam.

* (once past the initial "hmm, that's mildly interesting")

† by "tax" I mean specifically income tax in the US. There are of course bunches of other taxes, but they generally work as intended and don't cause hypertension

‡ with apologies to tax pros, you're all fantastic humans and like no offense, but your job shouldn't exist

or at least encyclopedic proportions

⁂ along with my savings balance, stock portfolio, credit score, marriage, er, relationship status, and what I ate for breakfast, because like it or not, Big Brother is manifest

⬫ which God gave us, which grow out of the dirt just like corn, which I, a grown-up, have the liberty to consume because I live in this great nation which was founded on such liberty. And justice. For all. Except the president. Because he's special. Very special.
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Boardspace creates uncertainty - on a wide open board there are more places the new tiles can appear. It seems possible that controlling the amount (or, more precisely, the position) of boardspace helps reduce the odds of new tiles appearing in unhelpful places, so prematurely combining tiles could be an antistrategy.
The primary reason decentralized solutions are enticing is because of a lack of centralized control. That control not only functions as a single point of failure, but also as a single point of corruption or otherwise negative influences.

Patreon has had, to a much smaller degree, the same issue as YouTube. Somebody posts something somebody else doesn't like on the site. One group argues for removal, another group argues against it. In the end the company can do literally nothing to please everybody. Decentralized solutions remove any notion of implied endorsement and so what is there is simply what is there. And of course there are monetization issues. Companies want to increase their profit, users want to pay as little as possible (outside of what is donated). These interests can and do come into conflict. But more importantly, even if they had not had such issues, experience is showing us that it's only a matter of time until they would. So by suggesting some alternative to Patreon, it's just kicking the can rather than actually solving anything.
You might find more results if you look up "self-censorship" [1] although averagisation might be more subtle than that.

There are certainly examples of things like UK newspapers downplaying reports of crime by their advertisers [2], newspapers with advertorial "the real russia" supplements being less critical of russia, local newspapers that rely on ads from estate agents not reporting on crime by local estate agents, and suchlike. There's not much reporting of this stuff online (who'd report it, after all?) but if you can get a paper copy of Private Eye, there are regular reports of this sort of thing.

And of course, you can easily imagine Youtube video creators not wanting their videos demonetised - while demonetising seems pretty inscrutable, "don't offend advertisers" seems to be the name of the game.

There's also a subtler process at work than reports just not getting run; it's that journalists know they won't find it profitable to focus their career on scrutinising big businesses, and youtubers know channels that talk about sexual health and prescription drug costs tend to not do well - so they focus their careers/channels in different areas.

In this case, there's no spiked report or tagged video serving as a smoking gun - just a "lack of interest" as interested people focus their energy elsewhere.

[1] https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=self-censorship+advertisin...
[2] https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-media-telegraph-id...
What is your experience then?
4K is common in TV production. In my experience lossy compression is a big no-no in TV and they do edit 4K losslessly, although in order to transfer it they generally split it as 4 times 3G links (either interleaving the pixels or generating a 2x2 mosaic). 12G links exist but 4x3G is still vastly more popular due to being backward compatible with existing equipment. Color correction, scaling, blending and compositing are all generally done with uncompressed video.

Of course once mastered the video gets heavily compressed to be sent to the consumers.
LTS doesn't use different versioning. It's standard semver, and every third release is LTS.

The sequence of releases is 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 1.11. After that they went to 2.0 (first version to drop Python 2 support). IIRC, the next LTS will be 2.2.
Apple's file systems HAVE had some serious bugs, as you probably know. I haven't noticed that they've been getting all that much press. What press they've been getting is very negative, though, and quite right too.
I see a number of people in this thread include biodiesel and wood burning with other renewable energy sources. While in theory biodiesel and wood burning are carbon neutral, the way they are used in Europe is anything but!

I wanted to warn you all that many countries in the EU currently enforce renewable resource quotas. This is what you want, however the incentives are incorrect, and the quotas are met by importing the wood/diesel from somewhere else. The EU does not oversee the reforestation/replanting of the combustible matter that is burned. So there's no guarantee that the wood/biodiesel consumed is actually carbon neutral. For all I know we're burning forests down but not planting them back. Not to mention that the biodiesel is competing with human food...
The newcomers themselves and their parents by and large contributed to other parts of the country. You, as a citizen of the US, are allowed to move there and take advantage of that infrastructure. The fundamental unit of analysis is the nation-state.

And as it happens the bay area turned out to be too important as an engine of growth for the nation-state as a whole to allow nostalgia about pseudo-Victorian homes filled with hippies or greed for unearned wealth to be the tail that wags the dog. The incumbent power structures there, which represents narrow local interests can and should be overruled by higher levels of government for the good of the state and country.
lost+found is an incorrect approach for ZFS. If you feel you have to regress to what was 40 years ago and was a bad solution, then the misfeature causing it needs to be engineered instead of hacked together, or better yet not implemented at all. If you have to break from mainstream ZFS and regress that violently, it’s the wrong approach.
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Maybe you should start. Check your YouTube liked videos list. How many entries are "this video is no longer available"?
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I wish I could say the same about Spain... https://www.quora.com/Has-Spain-really-banned-private-solar-...
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One and a half decades can probably be seen as "decades", but you are right, this was some kind of an exaggeration.
I just tried this on an Ubuntu machine and sun12x22 doesn't exist. After some poking around and reading the linked wiki page, I found that Lat2-VGA32x16 (case-sensitive) produced a readable display. Given that running `setfont` on its own errors with `Cannot find default font`, I wonder if the default Ubuntu install neglects some things.
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If they’re the ones demanding housing at a rate that outstrips the supply, then they are the ones causing prices to rise: they’re just not the ones editing the listings.
The complete history is that we had a drought in the Iberian Peninsula that made electricity cost skyrocket last year.

Now last two months we had an abnormal rain season with lots of snow and rain, so dams and water reservoirs are getting more water, and rivers Tagus and Duero-Douro could carry more water to Portugal as the dams upstream are getting full, like it should for this time of the year.

The complete history is that in the Iberian Peninsula there are three months with almost no rain: June-July and August because of the Azores high and you can not depend on hydro generation there.
There are dozens of this sort of 'home automation hub' on the market already; some of the based on Raspberry Pi, or on COTS hardware, or dedicated devices.
Not all heroes wear capes ;)
Most kids are influenced by their peers, that is, their other seven year friends.
> It is a huge topic in the blockchain community to find a way to reward content creators and we see early attempts that may or may not succeed at this.

What of the "information wants to be free" faction which is indifferent or hostile to the idea of content creators being rewarded?

I expect there continue to be polarization where most creators of commercially viable content remain within establishment channels despite all their problems. Both hand economic power to distributors over creators, but only the upstarts pursue the ideological delegitimization of creators.
There is a N:N relationship between Google Accounts and YouTube channels. A channel can have more than one manager and a manager can manage more than one channel. It's possible that someone at Vevo has access to many of the channels, and just their one google account password was compromised.
20 years is still an eternity for tech that improves every day.
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Ad money ultimately flows from consumer (mostly) discretionary demand. If we were to see a significant pullback in consumer discretionary spending, you’d see a lagging pullback in ad spending.
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>It'll either be modify prop 13, modify the pension plan, or declare bankruptcy.

The outcome of which will be determined by which side gains the upper hand in this class war.
Here's a clickable version of the link BTW https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/
Is this the catalyst for change away from those companies, or just another passing bout of enlightenment that will be forgotten by the masses by the midterm elections?
I did not see any of these, but maybe it's because of my near-zero use of social media. So I'll take your word for it, that some of the bike degradations were caused to fuck the companies.
Hemp supercapacitors might be a good solution to the energy grid storage problem. Hemp absorbs carbon, doesn't leave unplowable roots in the fields, returns up to 70% of nutrients to the soil, and grows quickly just about anywhere.

Hemp bast fiber is normally waste. Hemp anodes for supercapacitors are made from the bast fiber that is normally waste.

Graphene is very useful; but industrial production of graphene is dangerous because lungs and blood-brain barrier.

Hemp is an alternative to graphene for modern supercapacitors (which now have much greater power density in wH/kg)

"Hemp Carbon Makes Supercapacitors Superfast”
https://www.asme.org/engineering-topics/articles/energy/hemp...

> “Our device’s electrochemical performance is on par with or better than graphene-based devices,” Mitlin says. “The key advantage is that our electrodes are made from biowaste using a simple process, and therefore, are much cheaper than graphene.”

> Graphene is, however, expensive to manufacture, costing as much as $2,000 per gram. [...] developed a process for converting fibrous hemp waste into a unique graphene-like nanomaterial that outperforms graphene. What’s more, it can be manufactured for less than $500 per ton.

> Hemp fiber waste was pressure-cooked (hydrothermal synthesis) at 180 °C for 24 hours. The resulting carbonized material was treated with potassium hydroxide and then heated to temperatures as high as 800 °C, resulting in the formation of uniquely structured nanosheets. Testing of this material revealed that it discharged 49 kW of power per kg of material—nearly triple what standard commercial electrodes supply, 17 kW/kg.

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=hemp+supercapacit...

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

I feel like a broken record mentioning this again and again.
It has existed since 2002, and was officially put back into onnv on 31.10.2005, and made available in Solaris 10 update 2 at the end of June 2006. So, it has existed for at least one decade and more.
Lack of centralized control = inability to be censored.
Fair point, I didn't really consider the issue with the other CAs that are currently trusted.

Isn't it a double edge sword though with what they chose to do instead? By the DoD using their own CA people accessing their sites externally or on non-DoD devices cannot reliably know if they're being ease dropped on either. It has it's benefits for DoD employees using DoD devices but anyone outside the DoD needs to roll the dice or first request the CA root cert from a DoD employee?
Yeap. I'm deep in crypto. I have literally a company making money by providing service for masternode holders.

Yet even I recognize the tech is nowhere close to be user friendly for even the most basic use.

Youtube loosing anything to blockchain solutions ?

Yeah, in 10 years maybe.

Right now we are still working hard to figure out how to makes things work, and make money without scamming people.

I mean, come on, I regularly have to compile wallets from source to make them work, sometime fixing the build process in the meantime. I have dedicated app armor profiles that I have to custom make for each one because you basically can't trust any of them.

Why is this article even on HN ? Who upvote that ?

Either we have a lot of new users with a completely different mindset than a few years ago, or we have PR agency pushing some agenda. And given the article is on Bloomberg...
This sounds quite similar to my experience. I have a Non-Verbal Learning Disorder, and if I don't sub-vocalize everything, I end up with no idea of what I've just read. Often, I end up with my mind wandering in the same way and I'll have to go back and re-read everything I'd just read. While individual sentences and phrases will seem irritatingly familiar, I still have no idea of what I've read until I re-read it.

I'll sometimes find myself unable to grasp what I'm reading as if I were daydreaming while reading it, and I have to read it four or five times before I can get a clue about the material. It's easier if I break it down into the smallest fragments I can, and really force myself to understand those little bits, proceeding through it until I've stitched together a few of these into a larger concept. Rinse, repeat.
I have lived in California and I can't think of many places in the continental US where $500k CA translates to $100k locally. And I've lived in several cities in the east coast, west coast and the Southeast
Typically men want to get rid of their boobs. Women don’t.
They could just make the English version available.
Conforming, consciously or subconsciously, due to the ubiquitous presence of surveillance. Averagization is a great euphemism for the beginning of the slippery slope to censorship.
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I think this is the more established term.
If I gave you a function that accepted Java source code as text and interpreted it, how would you detect that I was first converting it to Java bytecode and then interpreting that bytecode?

You couldn't, so it's an irrelevant internal detail. The function interprets Java source code.
They could have made the English version available globally.
That's not a blocker. It's a USB 2 and 3 hybrid device, but we never actually rolled out USB 3 in the firmware (would have raised the minimum spec too high for too many people with almost no benefits), so it runs on USB 2.0.
Actually, the subsidies weren't ended, just suspended while the government waits for EU decision about whether they are in accordance to the EU directives. If the EU says they are, they will be resumed. The government does say they plan to review them, but hasn't yet.

Still, the subsidies are just to ensure that the plants are kept ready to assist if there's a need.
Americans think 'country' == 'language'.
Amazing resource, thank you. To quote[0] on the environmental impacts alone:

- Dams impact every aspect of healthy rivers.

- Dams lead to loss of river habitat as the river is transferred into impoundments, (impoundments or reservoirs are not lakes).

- Dams lead to loss of river habitat as the hydro and sediments dynamics in the river are severely modified.
This impact can reach hundreds of kilometres down the river and affect deltas.

- Dams seriously impede the migrations of fish and this leads directly to the decline and even local extinction of many species. If we want to keep certain fish species in Europe, like eel, sturgeon, salmon, it is of great importance to restore connectivity from sea to source.
However, we tend to focus on fish in relation to dam impacts; but many other species living in the water and on land depend on natural rivers and would benefit from free- flowing rivers.

- Modification of water dynamics do also alter habitats and thereby favouring different, often invasive species

[0]: https://damremoval.eu/about/
Thanks for asking. When it comes to leading brands or apps within the weight loss space they are all heavily geared towards women. Think of the top 3 brands, weight watchers, Nutrisystem, Jenny Craig. With apps you got the same problem or you pretty much faced with just trackers. So, just from a branding play alone something needs to exist that men feel comfortable using while receiving guidance. I don't know any guys who would use weight watchers or sweat by Kayla. Guys want things straight with no fluff which is why we're not a tracker or a calorie counter. We tell guys what to eat and offer them the option of having the groceries they need delivered. Men need more options.
Perhaps you imagine some kind of high tech megacity.

I'm content with a peaceful population with understanding, love for one another, sense of justice, and free burritos.
Since when is introducing a major regression into something as critical as a filing system a hooray for open source? Only on GNU/Linux... and nobody thinks twice about it or bats an eyelash; instead, the scrambling to contain the regression is greeted with a hooray. It’s mentality like this which makes me want to never touch a computer again.
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It uses IPFS for hosting, IPFS stores hashes on a blockchain. IPFS is according to wikipedia a distributed file system.
Men and women have different nutritional needs and physiologies?
Money is necessary. IP rights are a general and flexible tool to funnel money into research.

AV1 is basically funded by Google as a quasi-charitable endeavor, as far as I can tell. Whilst there may be several apparent funders like Mozilla, they in turn trace their funding to Google.

"Research funding by Google" is never going to be a tactic that policymakers take seriously, and rightly so, even if it happens to be doing a lot of good work in this particular time period.