skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's like picking your nose in private. You can raise a stink in public about how you'd never do it with fake disgust, but I'm sure you do it.

I don't think it's any less weird to meet up in person with someone after just seeing 3-5 pictures of them and a vapid bio. Looking at the Facebook profile can give you a sense of how they conduct themselves and whether they're crazy. Like if their wall is dedicated to some MLM scheme and they get in fights with their friends/family. Or whether their Tinder pictures are from 5 years and 100 lbs ago.

If you think it's weird, then I'm not convinced you've used Tinder enough to escalate it into a date. If you did, you'd know that having one mutual friend in common makes it easy to hunt them down and even if you don't, Tinder gives you enough info to anyways unless they have their privacy settings jacked up.
That is true, and nobody claimed otherwise.

But I can have the desire for the conditions to stay the same.
>I think deploying k8s is still way easier than most other solutions out there, like all these PaaS's and Cloud solutions

Have you seen nomad + consul + traefik? Much easier to install and the end result is close to a K8s cluster.
no, there was a case in court. It was litigated for 3+ years before Google decided to settle. Ted Frank filed an objection, which the trial judge denied. He then took it up on appeal.

So yes, the appeal is most definitely politically motivated. But the original suit was not.
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As an SF resident, you people are ruining the city.
How much are your property taxes these days?
A couple easy metrics: Existing brand names/trademarks, existing websites on other TLDs, and length of domain with additional weighting for actual words (maybe additional weighting based on word/tuple frequency in say the google books corpus).
Arbitrarily across an entire TLD.

Because IANA decided to start selling off the web for companies to abuse.

> What if I want to use local.my.app for development;

You can switch to .dev... oh right.
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How about a different example entirely? Memory nowadays is either CPU (and the GPU can access it) or GPU (and the CPU has a window into it). It's terribly important to use the right one: if a chunk of memory is mostly used by the CPU, it needs to be CPU memory, and if it's mostly used by the GPU, it needs to be GPU memory. But there's no good way to specify that.

You might argue that a modern computer is more like programming a tightly-bound, nonuniform multi-processor system. And I'd agree. But C doesn't much to help program such a thing.
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US law shouldn't matter to us at all. We shouldn't need to know what a DMCA notice is. A copyright claim should be made in the host country's format applicable to their laws, that doesn't seem to be a reality to any of the claims I've received.

Where I am, you should receive an IP rights notice and an interim injunction to remove the works. I've never received anything like that.
Liberalism is a school of philosophy dating from the 17th century which generally espouses freedom of speech and association, the separation of church and state, pluralism and religious toleration, state protection for property rights and enforcement of contracts, open markets, popular control of the government, separation of powers, etc.

It is the dominant overarching ideology in America (the American “founding fathers” were mostly devoted liberals) and Western Europe, and there are many disagreements among different sorts of liberals.
I'm kind of thrilled to see Mac revenue flat and unit sales down 3%. I was really worried that these keyboard problems wouldn't have any effect on the bottom line and give them an excuse to ignore it; hopefully this is setting off alarm bells and getting them to see that, yes, it really unacceptable and needs to be fixed.
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His parents were wealthy, like I said. Not rich ( not a requirement)

Also, Elon was free to do what he wanted. Not everyone has the same parents/conditionals, but that is off topic though
very much this last comment (but to be clear, they're not "plaintiffs" they're the appellants / petitioners; at the trial court they were "objectors").

Ted Frank has been trying to radically remake class action law for years. He raises money for his non-profit expressly for this purpose.
Is the point to make sure land owners don't benefit or is it to add more places to live in an expensive area that is only constrained politically?
At least here in Texas, there have been outbreaks of Chagas disease (from kissing bugs) and zika that have all come from immigrants from Mexico. Not sure about lyme and west nile.
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More blowback from Mr. Xi proclaiming himself President For Life.
I don't understand why you're being down voted.

Is it really controversial to say that a regular single family house in a single family house neighborhood will go down in value when somebody decides to plant an apartment complex right next to do?
Yes! For example, Raspberry Pi have a resettable fuse on the USB power port.
Old DOS executables (actually, commands) (which still run on Windows) ended in .com ; there was an overlap with the Internet when they were still quite common (command.com was how you started a command prompt on windows 95), and no-one seemed to get confused
why not? If Google wants to give them money knowing their particular interests and motivations, take every penny.
Thanks. Very informative
If the fronting is done on the client side, can we set up clients to perform the same trick on other services? E.g. make Amazon and Google think they use domain fronting, and thus have them reconsider ban?
Actually, not usually for first offenses (from my experience as college instructor)
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Luckily, the author of Bambi has other works already in the public domain to help you shorten the wait >:-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephine_Mutzenbacher
I'm not clear here, do you own a townhouse or do you own everything you can see from the townhouse?

You don't like the 'look' of 'ugly' building? I guess you better save up for the neighboring lots.
The amount of people contracting diseases from bites can increase, but it doesn't actually mean you're more likely to contract diseases from bites.

For instance here in Australia there has been a rise of shark attacks recently. The reason isn't necessarily because sharks were attacking more people or acting more aggressively, it was because more people were in the water.

It's interesting how statistics can point you in the wrong direction.
I think that they think the stakes are in fact higher than they are is the point.
Additionally, the crazy high level of epsom salt in the tank makes the contact with your face very unpleasant, enough to wake anyone up.

Accidentally flipping in those also feels very unlikely, it's nothing like flipping on a mattress and would require serious coordination.
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Learnt functional programming and lambda calculus under Raul Rojas, happy to see he's mentioned here. He taught us the evaluation step as a vacuum cleaner sucking in the variables.
One of the reasons Prop 13 happened was to go hand in hand with rent control and help offset the negative costs of rent control. (An advantage for the owner and renter). So I think you'd need to get rid of rent control to get rid of Prop 13 for a large group of people and that would be very hard.
I don't think it is accurate.

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Liberal does not mean "left-wing". It is a political philosophy mainly informed by the work of John Locke. It places primacy on rights of individuals to basically to do as they like to the extent that it does not infringe on the rights of others to do the same.

This is a difficult bit. There are many different ideas about conflicting rights. Without going into these ongoing debates it is enough to say that liberalism is a big tent philosophy. It encompasses "left wingers" in one end where the state has many responsibilities to uphold individual liberties. At the other end are libertarians who say there is no need for government intervention for individuals to pursue their own ends. People can argue about rights and still be correct in calling themselves liberals.
Heartbleed[0] is a perfect demonstration of such a real-world exploit risk.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heartbleed
They put this announcement out so they can sell spots on the "Priority Pre Registration" list for $16,000.

It's just another fucking cash grab.
The two really aren't comparable.

Windows Mixed Reality requires an entire PC attached to it. The whole point of this is that for $199, you get everything you need to start using it, no cellphone or (expensive) PC tether.

Whether there's a market for such a device I'm not so sure, but there's no doubt Windows Mixed Reality/Rift/Vive et al have relatively huge cost barriers to entry vs simpler VR devices like this.
Well crap
the pro-business agenda is to eliminate or reduce class actions as much as possible because they can be a huge cost of doing business. Litigation generally is how businesses are held accountable for their actions because in the US there tends to be very little governmental regulatory enforcement in most industries.

Cy pres settlements are generally easy headlines: "Charities get $X million, lawyers get $Y million, regular folks get nothing." Which means it's easy to demagogue.

The larger picture is that having to pay $8.5 million plus whatever O'Melveny & Meyers was charging for defense costs led Google to change its business practices. Where that money goes is largely beside the point, though plenty of free market legal scholars will note that large attorneys' fees encourage more such suits, which means more zealous enforcement of consumer protection laws.
Heartbleed[0], it fact, was exploitable in the wild well before Neel Mehta of Google discovered and diagnosed it.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heartbleed
I can understand why they exclude Facebook friends. However I feel many of my dating prospects are already Facebook friends who I have largely neglected, so this feature would be a significant deterrent to me using the service. There must be some compromise here.

Meeting someone briefly and adding them as a friend should not exclude them from my dating pool! That would seem to hurt everyone involved - Facebook, me and the other person.
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I enjoyed reading this, mostly because it made me angry, then curious, then thoughtful all in one go.

Partly because I really like the PDP-11 architecture, and it's 'separated at birth' twin the 68K, it greatly influenced me in how I think about computation. I also believe that one of the reasons that the ATMega series of 8 bit micros were so popular was that they were more amenable to a C code generator than either the 8051 or PIC architectures were.

That said, computer languages are similar to spoken languages in that a concept you want to convey can be made more easily or less easily understood by the target by the nature of the vocabulary and structure available to you.

Many useful systems abstractions, queues, processes, memory maps, and schedulers are pretty easy to express in C, complex string manipulation, not so much.

What has endeared C to its early users was that it was a 'low constraint' language, much like perl, it historically has had a fairly loose policy about rules in order to allow for a wider variety of expression. I don't know if that makes it 'low' but it certainly helped it be versatile.
Agreed. But nothing special about it. People's lives are ruined for stupid mistakes all the time. Some of those mistakes cost a hell of a lot more too. I'm talking of course about encounters with the criminal justice system
Seems like good company to be in.
Piggy-backing...

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50 ft is plenty, 3 stories, and has little to do with greed.

The new zoning rules in our neighborhood limit height to 17 ft.

And greed wasn't the driving factor either.

People are much more concerned about the new neighbor tearing down the single story house next door and building an ugly two story McMansion from which you can look straight down in their garden/pool.
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The $173 is a "Phase 7 Pre Registration", for the low low just for you price of $16,000 you can have a Phase 1 Priority Registration!

They're just auctioning off all the good names - same as every other domain squatting rent seeker...
Apparently, the hacker who posted this to HN is so good, he/she hacked into the future to bring it here.

Cue the HackerMan intro:
https://youtu.be/KEkrWRHCDQU
Ask HN: Best chromebook for travel for frustrated MacBook Pro user?
I've used MacBook Pro laptops (usually 15") for 10+ years. The new thin keyboard is driving me nuts. Laptop use is 90% when travelling. At home/work I use desktops. Much of my work could easily be done in Google apps.

What's the best current chromebook for someone like me? 15" is not a dealbreaker. More important: light, awesome screen, good keyboard.
Referring to Mac applications as "Mail dot app" is a thing that only geeks do in the first place.
COBOL doesn't destroy your brain, that I recall. In fact, if it bores you, it leaves a lot of brain capacity available for funner stuff, like MVS exploits via Resolve.

To me, it's the cool-app-of-the-month-that-harvests-private-data-off-peoples-devices that is brain-killing.
CPU Cache contention, network overhead introduced by Kubernetes service proxy model, even the liveness checks.

We haven’t yet evolved Kubernetes services to prefer specific cores and avoid app workloads quite yet (although cpu management is getting closer).

Docker is also somewhat hefty memory wise and you may contend on disk if not careful.

5% seems pretty reasonable to me in general, just as a consequence of having something heavier weight on the same node managing workloads.
Vast majority of that revenue is from job postings
> I think the solution to this is...classes have homework assignments throughout the semesters, but your final paper is one that you write in class. And it's like 50% of your grade. The purpose of the homework assignments throughout the semester is to prepare for the final. If you ace the final, even having paid for essays - then congrats you were able to learn.

Isn't this a blue book exam?
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If you think the only important part of your children’s future is their ability to get hired, then you’re already setting them up for a life of misery and disappointment.
I don't think entitlement or rights need to come in to it. It's entirely possible to have a want and act on that want without invoking moral righteousness.
Amazon isn’t nesessarily against censorship. They just don’t want to provide this sort of spoofing service. Regardless of whether the spoofers are good or bad.
> I don't regret it at all.

I don't believe you. I think you do regret it and that's why you're spending so much time here today talking to people about it.
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Right - so you've just built this to give bdirty scammers another way with which to rip everybody off. Thanks for that. Lucky "Do no evil" isn't written on the wall there anymore...
We need browser extension that clears facebook history every 15 minutes.
Have you tried typing on a Kindle keyboard? As a Kindle DX user, it has always been a terrible experience and now the letters have rubbed off so it's even worse - the symbol and and number keys are accessed via a 'SYM' control key.
I would instantly quit my job and join any company who's mission was to eradicate mosquitos. Shit, I'm an engineer but if they were full on engineers and short on janitors I'd do that just to be a part of a team doing that work.
It is irresponsible to birth kids into a problem-riddled lifestyle ending in their wage slavery.

If he has kids at least he won't be dooming them to repeat the suburban hellhole trap.
Sigh. As I’ve said before, we need stronger identity profiles and user agents that verify much more than legitimate-sounding names. A name alone should effectively be treated like it could be completely and utterly fake, period.

Yes, they’re requiring "https" but it’s not like it is hard to acquire a certificate anymore.

All the ".app" domain will do is screw app developers into paying to register their chosen name on a particular domain. Again. After all, if you don’t register then someone else could, giving their site perceived legitimacy over yours. Let’s not forget, many apps are not making millions on top-10 lists; developers aren’t exactly eager to further cut into their meager earnings to cover web sites.

We already know that entire apps are being copied. Scammers have never been deterred from copying entire web sites either (just look at those E-mails from “your bank”). This new domain might serve mainly as a way for scammers to make stolen copies seem even more real. Frankly, I predict that all the real talented developers will be slowly discouraged from continuing to try to make money in an environment where obvious fakes can thrive so easily and the costs just keep going up.
Suppressing the booming deer population and getting higher populations of foxes and other predators of mice would definitely with the lyme disease problem.
You're

;-)
You buy a house in a nice neighborhood with nice single family houses and well kept gardens and very little traffic. You like it that way. You pay a lot for that.

You don't like it when some of those houses are replaced by an apartment complex.

What is there not to understand?
Hm, I get SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP in Firefox on https://stack.blogs.losttech.software/ , that is served from https://github.com/losttech/stack-blog via Cloudflare.
It's only for the current early access period, so if you don't have a named project already I'd suggest just waiting for the period to end then your pricing is steady. We know how to design good auctions but I'm not sure there's any design that'll be kind to purchasers who can't easily evaluate the value of the item to them while still meeting other more basic goals.
Everything's a fuse, it's just a question of how much current it takes to blow.
Linux RNG flaws
in defense of the parent, it would have been helpful if the quoted phrase said "classical liberal" since the definition of liberal has drifted over the past 100 years, and there's a continental difference depending on if you're in north america vs europe.