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I was just going to post this. This is the answer to most people's parental problems with YouTube. I use this with my 7 year old. There is no way to do this easily and never for an average parent. Common Sense Media is my friend as a parent, but I have to lock down YouTube just to keep him from seeing something that no kid should see.

I use OpenDNS and I have a few custom scripts so I can learn how often certain sites are being used. "Too much of a good thing is still too much."

I use history on my daughters YT account with a quick script that compares her computer's history on her computer. I don't run it all the time but I tell her trust but verify a lot. She is doing her school online and our biggest issue is she will watch videos and not do here work for a few hours.
yes, the syntax is not great, but it is not really worse than errno. Especially because you can initialize the error object at declaration point and, as you pointed out, you would otherwise need to zero errno:

struct error res = library_function(arg);
if (res.result)
{
// use res.errno
...
}

Also remember the whole thread is about improving the syntax for this sort of stuff. C could take (another) page from C++:

auto [result, errno] = library_function(arg);
if (result == -1)
{
// use errno ...
}
I am not defending article 11 at large, the link tax seem ridiculous.[0] I was likely “thinking out loud” far too much for HN, and my own good. I would certainly miss YT, article 11 is a mess, but I just came to my original comment’s conclusion and it honestly surprised me.

[0] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/10/eus-link-tax-will-kill...
> Bush 2 was maybe a little bit

"With us or with the terrorists" definitely had a authoritarian bent to it
> When you visit youtube.com, you are shown a small slice of all the videos in the YouTube database that YouTube thinks you should watch. Isn't that curation?

If it's Youtube's suggestions that are the problem, I suppose Youtube could be more careful in what content they suggest for you without banning other content to exist. It's just going to be harder to stumble upon when it's not what you're looking for.
Sure, but the URL is for Atlassian.net
That's a really damning statement of intent with no evidence whatsoever.

Healthcare is hard, Americans especially should get that.
Almost. Think of it like a bank account. You don't sum up every transaction amount across all time. Instead, to calculate your balance you start from the last statement balance (the last memento according to Greg Young) and apply newer events. So it's VERY fast. You can even compute and save your newer balance (memento) every few events if you'd like.
> You think I'm virtuous

They're saying that you're shouting about how virtuous you are. That's unrelated to how virtuous you actually are. Same goes for political correctness.

Just because I say I'm awesome, it doesn't make it so.
Will they rent/lease/lend/share my data out to partners/non partners/anyone? I understand they clearly state they won’t sell the data or use it (themselves) for ad targeting, but their wording doesn’t cover rental to others.
I had no idea we could sustain germ-free life. That's so cool. The obvious evidence that seems to be missing, however, would just be to extract brain tissue from a living animal, no?
Franco-Prussian War happened in 1870, 45 years earlier than WWI.

There was a surprising period of peace in Europe in the late XIX century where for 40 years there was relative peace. That probably work towards the specifics of WWI (war involving almost everyone in Europe, in a very short timespan, with no clear objective for anyone)
FWIW, they did radio their intent to return to the departure airport (CGK, AFAIK). They might not have formally declared an urgency or emergency, but you don't abort a flight just for fun.
On the other hand, it would be naive to assume that an agency that once performed such experiments would have compunctions about performing similar experiments today.
Honestly, as the author of the comment, so do I.
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You're flailing wildly. YouTube of course contains lots and lots of nudity, it is porn that it doesn't feature.
I think that looking at the reference section will detect 99% of the time who is the author or at least reduce the possibilities to a small group. People usually have a lot of citations of their previous amazing papers and the papers of the advisors and papers of friendly groups. It's possible to avoid this, but there is a strong bias. (It's more evident if you remove the common citations that everyone in the are is using in all the papers.)
> In contrast to this cake division algorithm, it leaves awkward leftovers.

An important difference is that your rule only ensures that each person feels that they received at least 1/n of the total. This article is about the "envy-free" criterion, which is stronger: each person feels that nobody received more than they did. That's what makes the algorithm in the article so much more complicated.

(In particular, with the envy-free criterion it's very difficult to reduce the problem with a step like "That person is now out; they have their fair share", because the remaining people might subsequently divide the remaining cake in some bizarre way which makes one of the other divisions look enviable. Towards the end of the article it touches on how the new algorithm solves this: search for "domination relationships".)
This is how being tasty and easy to catch can lead to enormous reproductive success, plentiful free food, and access to advanced medicines, also free! Cats, who chose a different route, get the reverse if that, being spayed as a norm, getting their nature's KPI much lower than chickens' or even cows'. Oh wait...

Seriously, you can see it as an evolutionary trap of specialization, getting into a deep (local) maximum without a feasible way out, should circumstances change.
You can cache that result and update it with each new event.
Fuck Nintendo, they'd have lost Super mario bros if it wasn't for ROM sites preserving the code.
It's comming. The left in the west is demanding laws to ban anonymous social media posting, to stop online abuse.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/angela-rayner...
I believe you are forgetting something important: humans. You are focusing in technology without people.

Technology without people does not work. Specially in China:
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/security.png
Most devices in China cheap enough are compromised as they are manufactured by the Government, the channel is compromised. The apps are compromised, social media is compromised.

You can trust no body but your family, as simple as that, not even your family as the Government can blackmail them.
This is incredible. Such a simple idea and such a powerful result.
CloudFlare can say anything and have all the good intentions in the world. But, on Android, they are using a third party bug tracking software that they don’t have source control for (Instabug). That third party binary blob requests camera and microphone access.
I’ve been around the world to see some amazing/strange investments by China. Whole office buildings in Malaysia, South Africa, Costa Rica, etc that sit empty because a state-backed investor is speculating that this area will someday be more valuable.

No where was this more obvious than Malaysia which is their neighbor... but still crazy to see giant brand new office parks that look abandoned.

To your point, it doesn’t at all surprise me about Nigeria because I saw it in ZA.

China seems to have a world wide plan for the next century.
I saw one not too long ago. Two white lights in the sky spaced close enough and moving so as to be obviously 'connected' to each other.

It was perfectly still night in the UK. I outstretched my hand and finger and, I forget the details exactly, but the finger just about blocked out the pair of lights I think.

A quick call to my father in law (pilot) and some info on joining the landing pattern at Boscombe Down, added to the lack of red/green lights so not normally a craft expecting to interact with other traffic, and a little investigative intuition seeing as the lights were moving so slow as to almost be gliding - and I find the Zephyr high altitude long endurance surveillance aircraft.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/mod-buys-third-record-bre...

A bit of trigonometry showed with a wingspan of 35m (I think that was it) and the angle of my finger outstretched, put the craft at about the height it should be for following the standard approach path into Boscombe Down.

So with a little knowledge it was possibly to determine with a high degree of likelihood what this 'UFO' was.

I suspect that virtually all reports can be attributed to similar terrestrial origins with experimental aircraft and using the 'extra-terrestrial' card is just a convenient way of covering that up.

EDIT - I should add I saw it because it was I think the night SpaceX launched and landed a reusable rocket maybe for first time? Or perhaps it was reused rocket with reused dragon cargo capsule to ISS. The path I think was going to take it over the UK anyway, so I was out to see if it would be visible, having watched the launch a little earlier in the evening.

Note to Royal Air Force - don't land the slightly secret plane when many people is likely to be looking up!
It’s not nessisarily a big payout when you get ~1/1,000 of it.
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Ugh, old Cisco trash

Didn’t Pakistan advertise a /28 at one point that blackholed YouTube?

Good times. (/s)
China has big investments everywhere, also in the US and Europe.
Does anyone have experience publishing a book similar to a kid's coloring/activity book? I'm not interested in the e-book route and the services I've looked at don't seem to offer the type of binding books of this type have.
I just don't understand what Greenpeace has against nuclear power. The Chernobyl disaster has very well demonstrated that even the worst case scenario, while it sucks for people, is not at all bad for the environment.
Regarding accessibility: Are skip links still a thing, or has this been superseded by landmark roles? Is there still an advantage in using a link as compared to selecting a region?

Edit: Meaning, if I have already a main region, does adding a skip link to main actually complicate things?
The hard right solution: lets have some way to let the bottom half of the population drop out of the world. At least it's an honest take on capitalism ideology, gotta give it him!
There is evidence to suggest antibiotics increase risk of anxiety and depression.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26580313
Also, it's not envy-free. Say n=3: A might accept (in their opinion) 1/3 of the cake, but then watch as B and C divide the cake (in A's opinion) unevenly, so that (in A's opinion) either B or C has taken more than 1/3 and A is envious.
Except XKCD wasn't.
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> [to annihilate Israel] However, that is Iran's stated policy

This is not strictly true. Words were twisted and misconstrued and reported falsely in western media of what was actually said (which I think was still reprehensible, but Iranian policy is not the annihilation of Israel)

> and what they've said they'll do when they get nukes.

Absolutely not true. For one, they would never state they are trying to build a nuclear weapon, two they know Iran would cease to exist on the map if they did.

Unless you are perhaps referring to just a random person stating as such, if so, you could can find many more examples of Israeli and US persons saying the same of Iran, but that does not make it policy of Israel and US
It's so interesting to see this on Hacker News. Through the bizarre strange fortune of life I'm the owner of a mediocre building built in the late 1800s located in an old mining boom town. It has a very robust steam heating system in place but the town is absolutely in the middle-of-nowhere. The cost of getting someone to just look at the pipes is about $200, not to mention any work. Paid three different people to look at it and nobody knew up from down, got 3 radically different opinions on what should be done.

After a ridiculous amount of searching and reading, I've come to find that basically nobody knows what they're talking about on the subject. The advice online and in person essentially amounts to witchcraft. I noticed people using the same adjectives/verbs to describe steam-heating that sellers of essential oils use. Finding Dan Holohan's website was like finding a miracle. Steam heating is so simple and efficient but it was done in an era when documentation and standardization was more nonexistent than today. If you sit down and draw diagrams and think about the system you have in your house it becomes so simple... but without that hour of logic and shaping of the problem you get no where fast. It was such a good 'back to the basics' experience for me that I wouldn't trade for my doctorate degree.
I currently live in my first ever apartment that's heated by a furnace. We've seriously discussed moving again just to go back to having steam heat. The dry air from the forced air system makes the winter that much less pleasant.

The previous place had a fairly modern boiler, no more than a decade or two old. Being a tenant, I have the luxury of getting to largely ignore these things, but, from what I could tell, it required less maintenance than the current place's furnace.
Forget technology, it's not the answer. Just get a piano teacher!
China and Nigeria are the types of state actors that might provide that sort of persistent abuse.

Two billion people living in an autocracy ... if Google still believed in Don’t Be Evil, this would not be acceptable.
...and the internet.
Advertising every /24 within a /19 - would that take exactly 32 route advertisements?
> What I love most about the EU and Europeans on this site is that they think that all these regulations will mostly hurt companies like Google and Facebook

On which site? HN? Many Europeans here are well aware this will mostly hurt smaller sites and independent content creators. Many MEPs seem to hope that European newspapers will get some of Google's money, but I honestly don't see how that's going to happen.

GDPR is a different issue. It's less unreasonable and better intentioned, but the implementation is incredibly annoying. I'd rather see browsers handle this for me in a way I can easily control.

EU data protection laws are excellent. Far better than those of the US, which do pretty much the complete opposite.
https://www.fireeye.com/content/dam/fireeye-www/services/pdf...

To answer your question, most large companies have been subject to cyber espionage by the chinese military for several years. This accounts for the speed at which China built its manufacturing base in strategically important industries and its ability to rapidly copy products and the required tooling for their manufacture.

The Mandiant report I linked to above focused on tracking the activities of a single but prolific APT group responsible for hacks in 150 major companies worldwide for 7 years since 2006, and that they believe is actually a team of cyber espionage professionals from within the Chinese military.

Also just for fun: Anyone here drive a Range Rover Evoke? Heres China's version:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landwind_X7
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similarly, you can have a memcached cluster
Well, VPN software is one place you don’t have to use Apple’s “walled garden”. They could sell thier service outside of the App Store and publish instructions on how to set it up within settings on the iPhone.
Here's an article on this talk:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/01/04/steamed-the-jo...

This type of heating is still used in 'intrinsically safe' environments(where no natural gas/electric heaters can operate safely). Lots of banging and knocking pipes.
Just curious, is it (still) possible to make a living from writing books?
That was Edison, and yes, he was definitely fetishizing hustle. E.g. "Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits."

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Thomas_Edison
They just host the site, it is their wiki product called Confluence. The same way Github hosts pages at github.io but has nothing to do with content that people host there.
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‘I watch a decent amount of YouTube, but if it went away, I don’t think that it would be a net loss to humanity’

That is because you haven’t watched grubby playing Warcraft 3!
So excited for nullable reference types.
R715 might be a bit overkill. I use a RPI with docker. One container with vpn server and one container with pi hole. The pi hole container is not accessible outside the local LAN. The VPN server is configured to use it as a DNS server. I use iOS devices and just use the on demand function for cellular/WiFi VPN (always on). I have an iPhone X and I don’t notice a degraded user experience in regards to the battery.

13:20:52 up 10:57, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.03, 0.00

I just restarted it 11 hours ago, but the load is never high for the two containers. Currently free -m is reporting 114/927 used
I believe there are routers that break at around 1M ipv4 entries, and we're at ~700k now.

https://www.cidr-report.org/cgi-bin/plota?file=%2fvar%2fdata...
Then the solution is more connectivity rather than less, no?
I'm ok with going early 1900's if it means we can get down to 1-2 gigatons of carbon a year instead of nearly 40 this year, and probably more than 40 next year, so we can buy some more time until we can start sequestering excess carbon we've put into the environment before stuff starts getting really bad.

We are generating 4x the electricity we were in just the early 1970s, that sort of increase isn't sustainable and we're already seeing consequences of our actions. Unless a fleet of alien ships show up in orbit and charitably give us a bunch of fusion reactors... we've got to start making some pretty radical changes in our lives.
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Comment was edited but the numbers weren't changed.

I simply edited my comment to clarify how many of my friend actually go to gym.

And I added, "out of them" to clarify that further distribution is sub distribution of the distribution above it.
You might want to brush up your knowledge on what a PWA actually is [1]. For example, that list contains 'Site works cross-browser'. I hope your website works cross-browser too ;-)

The only thing that sets apart a normal modern website (https, responsive, cross-browser, Each page has a URL) and a PWA is the ServiceWorker (and a few meta-tags). All the other aspects are more or less soft or minor aspects like "Page transitions don't feel like they block on the network".

This might sound pretty preachy, but in fact, I just want to give a better perspective on what PWAs are, so that they are not getting confused with the average single page JS bloat. Instead, PWA is more like best-practice (e.g. to avoid broken back buttons) paired with some mandatory tools.

[1]: https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/check...
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It's not about taxes though. That's what so many people don't understand.

If you had a global behemoth of a company, and you were already based on the West Coast, then your links to Asia would be just about as good as they could be without relocating out of the US.

But what if you wanted to go for a whole "sun never sets on the British Empire" thing? Then you would need better links from the Europe-Africa side of the world to your HQ. Assuming you don't want to relocate out of the US, that means the Eastern seaboard. That's just geography. Which place on the eastern seaboard has the best multi-modal transport links to the rest of the US and Europe-Africa? NYC. For logistics, by air, land, and sea, you can't beat NYC. They've just invested way too much into that stuff for anyone else to beat them at it. (Probably did so over time using those high taxes you talked about.)

Add in the fact that NYC has access to an enormous community of technology experts, and the fact that it has plentiful high powered jobs in other industries, and the choice really is a no-brainer.

Dallas, is just not there yet, to be perfectly frank. The only city in Texas that is even working towards being a rival to NYC is Houston. And while they've made admirable progress, with ports, metro trains, and airports, they've still got quite a ways to go. (For instance, they're metro is building out nicely, but it still doesn't connect to either of their airports yet. Nor does it connect to their port.)

Other cities can compete with the coastal elites, but we have to sober up as to what we need to do in order to actually be competitive. Lowering taxes might be part of it, but it's not going to make any of the knowledge behemoths leave the coastal elite cities.

Would you leave your home for another home in a neighborhood with worse schools and worse transport just because it was cheaper?
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That's why I asked.

I checked the wikipedia page as the other poster suggested and doesn't look that bad to me.

What do you feel is so much worse about them that the coyote being crushed under a huge rock?
Mostly.

It’s theobromine in chocolate. Present in most chocolate, but concentrated in baking or dark. It’s barely present at all in most medicore milk chocolates like the ones kraft makes large scale.

A average chocolate bar and and average dog won’t get poison effects from theobromine, but could have a really bad reaction to that make calories and sugars. An average dog would need multiple average chocolate bars.

Very much true for baking or dark chocolate though. A dark bar and a small dog can be a bad combination. Some dogs show a fair resistance to it but could still see liver damage.
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Nice, how did you build this?
It's not bare metal, I have Xen Server running with quite a few VMs so PiHole is just a small chunk.
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Maybe I'm a little naive, but to me, "renting" data sounds a lot like just selling data.
I get that they need a cool sounding title but they could have just said "BGP hijacking" and saved a click for everyone who knows what that is. We've seen this before and we'll see this again.
It was also considered a waste in the US and there was a Congressional investigation as a result.

Still a complete waste but indifference to the fates of rank-and-file soldiers was a consistent theme for the entire war.
So far, J. Peterson (who's famously reported similarly) has retained his academic position.
> The IP they have is negligible, and no one watches a movie because it's made by Aardman (99% of the people would not know who they are anyway)

I'm guessing you're outside of the UK? I'd put my money on you being to ask 10 people at random here and at least half of them recognise the name for Wallace and Gromit if nothing else
That’s just a corporate motto, not an actual belief. It was, is, and always be a meaningless PR phrase as empty as any other.

It just goes to show the power of branding and how much people attach to it.