skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Imagine if" is actually the whole problem.

Nobody wants to listen to people who've actually lived in China.
That would indeed be a not-entirely-unreasonable interpretation except for two things:

1. Why not just say that the numbers went down by 98% (i.e. 59/60)?

2. If you look at the graph, the numbers clearly went down by less than 98%.
Youtube is down in NJ so probably north east.
> my daughter is three and LOVES to help cook. She fries eggs pretty well

Maybe I'm over protective, but hot oil around a 3 year old sounds like a bad idea. I get it that they can do it, but it only takes 1 accident to scar them for life and 3 year olds are super uncoordinated. I have been called a helicopter parent before though, so maybe it's me being a bit weird.
That's why we need IPFS, blockchain and all kind of decentralized system.
Watch DTube meanwhile https://d.tube/
I do exactly that behavior all the time. It's difficult to tell whether an image will expand when I click it on Twitter app for iPhone. When it opens a browser window that I wasn't expecting, I close immediately.
Wow. I can't imagine what it is like to be surrounded by people of that caliber in my day-to-day life. Don't get me wrong, I have some great friends. But nobody that I really could see myself starting a business with or people with such intelligence and ambition.
Google analytics is also down for me
It's true. I mean, has YouTube ever been down before?
Wow, I thought my computer had issues. SRE @ Youtube will probably be very busy tonight.
Google maps was giving me 500s too. Someone’s having a bad afternoon.
> versioning

One possible approach might be "part of spec" but "optional" and "not actively it use"? So present in schema and tests, to somewhat reduce the chance of getting locked into not having it by hypothetical others failing to support it. And easily available, so absence doesn't discourage any hypothetical interest. But without spending much time on it, absent non-hypothetical need. Maybe.

> that same version number

Hmm. Parser-runtime versioning would seem only lightly coupled with grammar-parser versioning? Unless there's a grammar-runtime coupling to express?

EDIT: Ok, I was thinking of "grammar" in too general a sense, decoupled from choice of parser tech, rather than the usual "bison grammar tightly coupled to bison parser". Failure to RTFM. Grammar's `conflict:`, `inline:`, `word:`, `externals:` are all somewhat runtime coupled. Though perhaps looser than parser-runtime? It can be nice to flexibly move work between a compiler and its runtime, without affecting the external api.
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18234750.
Any idea or guess on the cause?
I was blaming it on Comcast - couldn't believe its youtube. I can search videos fine, so looks like a problem with media side.
At first, the whole interface was failing to load. There was a 500 error message and a monkey with a wrench.
You might want to be a little tighter with that definition. You can find the source for all sorts of crazy stuff. And with that, you can modify it.

Oracle or Microsoft or any other copyright holder that didn’t release that is going to be ticked off at you.

There has to be some element of the author wants you to have it.

I know this sounds silly and pedantic. I think there have been organizations that ignored copyright and released stuff they didn’t control the rights to.

You might want to tack on something about the authors want me to have access to this.
Down for me as well in Colombia.
Inside Laurene Powell Jobs’s big bet on digital curriculum
So... about that. If you like a video, you better save it yourself because otherwise it will be gone someday forever. That’s good advice for anything you see on the Internet.
That's really a problem with the politicians, not the military.
I am from India. It’s working just fine. Not sure what do you mean by worldwide
I was also noticing it's not just youtube, a number of other sites are experiencing issues. Some major provider is down?
Down in MD as well as from int'l VPN. Activate Crab 17
There is absolutely a very practical difference.
I get a mostly empty page with a lot of pro-SJW stuff, which is the opposite of what I normally get. Not enough Clapton.
Good news: highly trained monkeys are on the way
Heading over to Vimeo for first time in ages. This is like when Apple has a live event and we have to open Safari.
> This is not even accurate: the service is incredibly popular in Middle East, Latin America and India [1]

That's not what your source claims. It says, that these are the only big markets in which Uber still has a chance to succeed after retreating from China, Russia, and South East Asia.

> The article you've linked is almost a year old and out of date.

I linked to the map of the continent, not to a case of a single city. But your own source states, how many problems Uber faces even in London:

> Uber has now been awarded a licence but it has been put on probation for 15 months.

> So Uber is now free to continue operating in a very important market - but on probation with Transport for London watching its every move.
At the risk of coming off as an asshole, one of the things I've learned is to avoid holding forth on the internet when I have other, time-sensitive things to do. Now is one of those times.

The other consideration is that I am not being completely altruistic here: I would gain something from getting to know keiferski "in person" (or "in video," anyway). A remote dev with some side projects is a valuable person to know, for all sorts of reasons. And of course there's the simple pleasure in getting to know, and hopefully helping, a human being.
"Where were you when YouTube died."
This is also affecting YouTube TV, which is a little unfortunate because it's NBA opening night and the middle of baseball playoffs. With so many streaming TV services, I can't be the only one who signed up for another one right there on the spot.
That is why it's so important to never be down. Otherwise when would I have heard of DTube?
Down in US midwest
Can Netflix handle the extra load? Haha.
Medium sized regional AS here: I am looking at a fairly large drop in IX traffic charts for our ports that face the IX, updated every 60s, which directly corresponds in time with the beginning of the Youtube outage. (We are not big enough to have a direct, dedicated peering session with the Google/Youtube AS).

At any given time of day 4pm-11pm a huge percent of our traffic is Youtube (or netflix, or amazon video, or hulu, or similar).
its kinda like a hacker attack on the website
This was a good article from a while back that shows how every dollar spent on online advertising seems to only result in about 3 cents worth of actual ad views: https://adcontrarian.blogspot.com/2017/01/display-ads-my-3-w...
PeerTube is also worth a mention. They just released 1.0.0. so now's a good time to evaluate it.

https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube
Houston down as well
They're being taken over by Anonymous
>You have it exactly backwards.

Whoops! You're exactly correct. Issuing more bonds increases the risk of the issuer not being able to repay the debt and thus the debtors will demand higher rates to offset this increased risk.

Although, unlike other bond issuers, the Fed has other tools in it's arsenal that would allow it to manipulate the yield curve.
Or just old. Often as people age some need less sleep. Reports of old people sleeping 3 to 4 hours a night are common.
Ironically, outage.report, a website for reporting downed web services is also down.

So signs point to it not just being youtube, a number of websites seem to be having issues. May be a provider is down?
Technically, removing results by DMCA or hate speech or "fake news" is about the same procedure as political censorship.

The mechanism is already there. The difference is only which part of the model to tweaks and for whom.
They are the top two players in the digital ad space, which this article is about. Talking about how others in the industry also follow this practice seems like a pertinent topic of discussion in light of the article
Down in India as well.
I know. China was asked to increase their debt during the financial crisis. John Paulson flew there directly to ask them to leverage.

I'm just pointing out the pathetic chicken little clickbaiting by bloomberg.

As I said, it isn't news. It's just nonsense they created to sell you ads.
Yep, me too. Was just trying to figure out if it was just me and reloaded the page here to check my connection.
Do they encrypt the server side error stack trace so they can safely leak server details which makes error reporting on the client side secure and straight to the point instead of having deal to with custom error messages?

500 Internal Server Error
Sorry, something went wrong.

A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation.

If you see them, send them this information as text (screenshots frighten them):
APkpgMWbWQ3LvimPoFynDB0W8VeUJ9ECiPcDCm8L0Qiku1I2TbAShWp-
taKn-AzOGigwq0sU4oe9mbWb2Bwv4BK37C5xOAL7qm11fHn4L0swqhLk
wbcnyKH2HM3AQNf-ucVsolyigJTNKA2SSNUMVZnDPmfsFH7ecKkpQmNi
VGWhtXypv0zJyz9d_mpkgMoONtIrPUA4imxK-gNnE-_WQWQZNJm0CTae
slJVC-TYgnvOZ9AYp6nodeUNpCoGspWaJVXn_ZSxy-71oGdlkCqWs6AY
2wmIEKe8eeAMqwkTHZNHkbAaH-fxWE_WDPuG-q7AFbOz8jZCFD06MYgf
obFUSaH6B7PUdBFwVvjEaTD34J8PVhZTIJziRK-9-wSHOI6Vwf1lTuFe
X0m52abRMW1VJaZB3taHK09kFT8Lv546OPhsL0Bn70UIs2durkAAYe4Z
...
I forgot the name but there is a website in Russia that is very similar to Youtube and quite popular as well.
Visa to stop Australian online merchants from storing credit card numbers
“MongoDB switches up its open source license”

Is that the same as modify and/or improve?
"On HN, of course."
Maybe if they also had access to modern production capabilities, warehousing, and picking techniques? My impression is that the Sears catalog represented literally everything the Sears company sold in a single volume, and it was still so cheap to produce that there may not have been much incentive to print different versions for different markets, even if you could differentiate.
Only scheduled outages in their first few years, generally preceding a brand new video player look and feel before they eventually settled on the red that would is still in their current player.

Other than that, I don’t recall YouTube ever having an outage per se.
This is why, if you advertise, measure results on purchases or leads generated and nothing else. Every ad platform's engagement measures are useless to you unless you have a lot of experience and context for what they mean.
GCS issues maybe?
We need to establish a rigourous and quantifiable definition of software complexity otherwise we can confuse complexity for misunderstanding the difference between essential complexity and accidental complexity. Remember intuition is not the same as simplicity!

From my experience, complexity to me means how many combinations of states are possible a program, how many paths one can take at any point, how many side effects are possible... etc. An abstraction is supposed to manage complexity, if it doesn't, that doesn't necessarily mean the abstraction is too complex, but that the abstraction may just not fit the problem or cover all the edge cases. Thus a leaky abstraction.
Url changed from https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/10/17/luc_escape_bug_fixe..., which points to this.
I commute to NYC. Yes it reduces the subway smell substantially.
I'm trying to explain it to a very distraught 2.5 year old.
> It wasn't defined at some party or demo-conf.

Actually, that's exactly where it was defined.

> I brainstormed this with some Silicon Valley fans of Linux (including Larry Augustin of the Linux International board of directors) the day after my meeting with Netscape (Feb 5th). We kicked around and discarded several alternatives, and we came up with a replacement label we all liked: "open source". [0]

Also note, that the OSI didn't exist when they came up with this new label.

[0] http://www.catb.org/~esr/open-source.html
me tooo
Can't disagree with Twitter's reasoning there, anecdotally I myself have done that many times.
We should all develop a song to remember and never forget this day.
I think the best you can do is point at the scientific evidence that screen time is bad for kids, and if they won’t accept that there’s not much you can do outside of your own kids.

My sister has a 10 year old son and has absolutely no interest in even talking about parental controls. He spends all his time watching Logan Paul and who knows what else. I know how I was as a boy coming of age with unrestricted internet, and I worry about him.
Roger that. “Invalid response received.”
Yes it's down. Monkeys are working on it.
Same to me.
You responded to newnewpdro by telling them you saw no reason for them to make such a comment, and that comments like that are a pet peeve of yours. The word "attack" might be a bit strong, but your stance is plainly adversarial. You essentially just told newnewpdro to keep their thoughts to themself.

FWIW, I didn't read the OP as rebutting anything. I read it as merely an addition -- a BTW if you will -- and an accurate one that is, IMO, a useful little reminder in conversations about metals in drinking water. I found Mc_Big_G's original comment interesting too.
Audi created an AR-game in which you drive around an actual sandbox
Thanks, looks pretty relevant to what I'm looking for. I'll take a look.
Interestingly, my youtube-dl archiving script is still chugging along with only a handful of elevated retry rates. So whatever the problem is, it's probably not at the API or CDN layers.
First up, thanks for dedicating a big chunk of your life to building tree-sitter! I had a go making a similar parser last year (fast, dynamic-grammar, self-correcting) and had to give up when I started to realize what a ludicrously complex undertaking this is. The fact that tree-sitter works at all is nothing short of amazing.

Question: do you have any plans to integrate tree-sitter with the language-server project(s)? If fast, accurate parsing of any programming language is now easily implemented in language servers via tree-sitter, it seems to make sense for LSP to expand its protocol to include syntax highlighting as well.
I sure hope they live stream it.
New educational YouTube channel for kids, more than happy to get your feedback
Well...this is a good excuse for me to setup a PeerTube mirror for my YouTube channel.
The link seems to be dead. Would you please check?
Monkeys are working on it
Quota still seems to be up for me, South West England.
Shiiiit homies it's down for me too: damn.
It's still down here in New Zealand
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=now%204-H&q=yo...

edit: Google is working on it: https://twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1052373937839980544
"And why were you not offline?"
(continuing song lyrics i think we're making)
But you would not be concerned about a candidate that does not understand that this question is clearly (very clearly) meant to assess how they understand and approach algorithms and randomness?

It's obvious that you should use a library function if there is a library function.
my aws-based builds just went from 5.5m to > 15m about when this started. aws issue?
Works for me still.
Yea but what does

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Mean?
i hope not
Yes and no. Conventional wisdom inside ad tech is that fraud rates are about 30% on average. Typically lower for video. So there's real value in there (in terms of ROI for the advertiser) but there's effectively an entire margin of fraud where advertisers are bearing much of that cost.
Nope.

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

Or if you want an authoritative source:

https://fam.state.gov/FAM/07FAM/07FAM1270.html
Yeah But What Does

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Mean?
I'm in Jamaica, it's been down for a few minutes now. At least I know that it isn't a problem that I'm experiencing alone. I'm sure youtube will have it fixed in a couple hours...
isitdownrightnow.com can't keep up. Getting 520 errors on http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/youtube.com.html
I appreciate that. Slight aside -- I wasn't the guy you warned yesterday, I jumped in sticking up for him because I thought he was right about a community problem.

At the time I posted, the comment explicitly calling all chinese people "morally bankrupt" was 6 hours old and it was not gray.

Apologies for my overheated response.
Is any of this info publicly available anywhere?
I just went to post this - it does appear so:

http://downrightnow.com/youtube
Sure, Google should give all streamers a 500% refund on their YouTube fees, which comes to, let me see, zero dollars.
Seems fine for me.
so im not alone on this is this happening to everyone around the world right now ?
yep, from malaysia. cant access youtube
why would anonymous do that?
I’m glad I just finished all of youtube
Interactive Brokers is very good. It has the benefit of having a very good python interface and a decent R interface. If Python or R is your analytics engine, IB can be a great choice.
Because I don’t have the physical, mental, or emotional capacity to take on something of that scope. A good day for me is one where I only have to shit 10 times instead of 20 - that sort of thing kills a lot of hopes and dreams.
You really really need to do one thing only. This list is way overwhelming. No wonder you're actively avoiding your work. Looking for a life and productivity coach maybe will make you accountable to someone, but i have a suspicion it's another clever way to avoid actually working.

Seriously. Trim that todo list. That's insane.
500 of them?
I’m glad I finished the last YouTube video...ever
Download the videos and share with Plex. With the Apple TV app, it is as easy to use as Netflix. There is a lot of great content on YouTube. Honestly it is a shame that it’s not safe to leave it running unsupervised.
Yup, it's fluff, like "Trump wins yhuge and bigly."

A nice summary of all the important econ numbers:

http://www.usdebtclock.org
in united states
There's Jellies and a bunch of apps that offer whitelists for Youtube.
We should set it to "American Pie" and make sure to start off mentioning how we were all still mourning the loss of Paul Allen when this happened.
A long long time ago, I can still remember how those videos used to make me smile... (Take it)
Yeah, the grammar author does fully control the division between the parser and lexer: every literal (string or regex) in the grammar corresponds to a token. There's also a `token()` function that you can use to specify that an arbitrary rule should be handled by the lexer as a single token.

In most cases, you don't have to think about it; the obvious way to write something is the right way. There are cases where its helpful to have a mental model of how lexing works.
and what if it takes days weeks imagen month and totally spit balling here but just imagen it lets just hope not
Watch "Let's de-Google-ify the Internet" on PeerTube

https://peer.mathdacloud.ovh/videos/watch/c193a2f6-8b24-48c3...

https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube

https://instances.joinpeertube.org/instances
“Putting off dealing with my divorce.”
Are we going to start a betting pool as to why?

I put $20 on DDoS, but I'm hedging $5 that someone spilled their drink on something important and quickly got out of there before anyone noticed.
I have YouTube TV... No TV for me.
Its down for me ass well.
damn i thought it was just me
They were interviewing for Google. It's not uncommon to have to implement a standard library function (or not be able to use one) in many contexts at Google. Besides, the question is just the most basic setup to assess how a candidate would fare in comparable situations.
I use a TamperMonkey script that does that for me, still down.
GCP [1] and G Suite [2] appear to be green.

[1] - https://status.cloud.google.com/

[2] - https://www.google.com/appsstatus
https://www.voanews.com/a/number-of-homeless-in-america-rise...

“The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released its annual Point in Time count Wednesday, a report that showed nearly 554,000 homeless people across the country during local tallies conducted in January. That figure is up nearly 1 percent from 2016.

Of that total, 193,000 people had no access to nightly shelter and instead were staying in vehicles, tents, on the streets and other places considered uninhabitable. The unsheltered figure is up by more than 9 percent compared with two years ago.” (To scale, that would be 2.5 million homeless in China which has roughly similar figures: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness_in_China).

Would you prefer to live in a tent on land you didn't own or in a cave dwelling you did?

This is what a cave dwelling is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaodong

From the article you posted it says, “The thriving market around Yanan means a cave with three rooms and a bathroom (a total of 750 square feet) can be advertised for sale at $46,000.”

I have been to Granada in Spain where they have similar dwellings carved into the hill-sides: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacromonte#Origin_of_the_caves

I imagine that cave dwelling is a thing in many parts of the world and, though traditional, it should probably not be confused with destitution.

“In the last decade, yaodongs have been brought to the attention of scientists and researchers. These traditional dwellings have been regarded as an example of sustainable design.”
mine is also down..
Maybe outage.report is down because so many people are hitting it after YouTube going down...
This isn't true. A trivial example of a significant difference in which they would still interoperate would be a binary distributed version which phones home the shared key.
In the 18 years I have worked in the defense industry I can say with all honesty that every single meeting I have attended that had no agenda distributed to participants beforehand was a complete waste of time and taxpayer money. Managers that believe meetings can be productive with no agenda have plagued our feeble earth for far too long.
I'm in Jamaica. Youtube really dropped the ball this time.
You could use consequential thinking strategies. In other words, motivate yourself by reminding yourself of the consequences of not taking certain actions. Really imagine the bad things that will happen if you don't take action.
i have the same problem..
The janitor needed that socket to plug the vacuum
is youtube down?
Do they encrypt the server side error stack trace?

500 Internal Server Error Sorry, something went wrong.

A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation.

If you see them, send them this information as text (screenshots frighten them): APkpgMWbWQ3LvimPoFynDB0W8VeUJ9ECiPcDCm8L0Qiku1I2TbAShWp- taKn-AzOGigwq0sU4oe9mbWb2Bwv4BK37C5xOAL7qm11fHn4L0swqhLk wbcnyKH2HM3AQNf-ucVsolyigJTNKA2SSNUMVZnDPmfsFH7ecKkpQmNi VGWhtXypv0zJyz9d_mpkgMoONtIrPUA4imxK-gNnE-_WQWQZNJm0CTae slJVC-TYgnvOZ9AYp6nodeUNpCoGspWaJVXn_ZSxy-71oGdlkCqWs6AY 2wmIEKe8eeAMqwkTHZNHkbAaH-fxWE_WDPuG-q7AFbOz8jZCFD06MYgf obFUSaH6B7PUdBFwVvjEaTD34J8PVhZTIJziRK-9-wSHOI6Vwf1lTuFe X0m52abRMW1VJaZB3taHK09kFT8Lv546OPhsL0Bn70UIs2durkAAYe4Z ...
just checked its one mobile devices to you get error 503
Is this a DNS attack or am I being stupid?
I’m glad I finished all of youtube
there are a number of IXes that publish aggregate traffic charts, updated reasonably frequently, a lot fewer that publish traffic charts for individual ports or peers. If you want granular data you have to know somebody who runs the core BGP stuff for a reasonably sized ISP, and you can ask them for redacted copies of charts.