skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I prefer to think of and use my RPis as home network appliances, things that can run hassle-free.

Examples from my house are:
Pihole - Adblock for all wifi devices

Shairport - audio airplay target

Plex - media server

My family members and I simply use these services without even knowing/remembering they're hosted on a RPis. If it requires tinkering or isn't permanent, it goes on a VPS.

Many of the examples listed in the post are things that I would simply host on docker, a VPS or in a VM.
Commons is about ownership AND access. It is owned in common. The "tragedy of the commons" is a fictional story not based on any evidence. It was made up like a fairy tale.

Things held in common certainly have rules which are either explicit or implicit.

The only times something like the "tragedy of the commons" occurs is when private enterprise gets involved and the perverse incentives demand exploitation. And of course the resources exploited are explicitly NOT commons because it's lawless.
While you're correct do note that not everyone can handle or wants to go through the pain of training a shelter dog.

A dog you've raised from 8 weeks old is very different than a dog someone else has already abused and abandoned. Even if they're only 6 months old the habits have been learned and they're hard to break.

Young puppies go instantly from shelters for that reason, and few people want to adopt a pit bull with behavior problems.
SF residents are among the richest in the world.

SF housing is made extremely expensive by multi decade long anti housing policies, but that's completely artificial.

If the Chinese ran housing in SF, there would be housing for 5 million people there.
Would you blame a toddler for leaping into traffic while being babysat by a paid adult human, or would you blame the paid adult human who was tasked with the job of watching over this life form?

Personally I’d blame the “paid professional” before I’d blame the being with minimal rational thought.
Same.

Hosting websites at your house? Slower load times for your users.

Hosting git at your house? If your house burns, you might lose all copies of the code.

Hosting a manual WordPress installation? That's making work for yourself IMO.
You're confusing bit ordering and endianess. There are many microcontrollers that will change the bit ordering on i2c and spi buses to accommodate various devices, but that's not endianess.
Projects like these should be celebrated through donations and this project makes it easy. When’s the last time you’ve seen freeware developer tool for macOS that’s not from a corporation with money to spare?

I personally can’t think of anything beyond iTerm (utility), Homebrew (utility), ...aaand that's where my list ends.
Working at Facebook Inspired Me to Write Lean Out
I'm just unimpressed by their investments, and their ridiculously large sums of money thrown into companies which may not need it. I worked at a Softbank company before, and while the fundraise was heralded as a brilliant move at the time the few in the know realize that the company likely would have shut down had Softbank not put up their ridiculously large sum of money (the public and media still love this company and knows nothing of this).

Obviously this is just my opinion on their investment strategy and time will tell - they make money or they don't. But I have insider information that at least one of their bigger deals is definitely going to fail.
My suggestion was to add a page allowing maintainers to sell licenses. I think dual licensing can work really well if 1) there’s a very easy and trusted way to buy licenses -with strong predefined terms set by a trusted third Party like Github, and 2) if there are well written and understood commercial licenses available for use that businesses can trust on sight.

Every oss project trying to make money by dual licensing currently sets up their own payment system, and winds up writing their own commercial license because the well known ones like MIT, Apache or BSD don’t work (if a business buys one of those licenses they can just make a competitor to your project). Because each project writes their own license, businesses need to waste time reviewing each license carefully. It’ll be so much easier if there’s a Github Commercial License that’s Apache 2.0 plus a non compete and no resale clause.
FreeDNS subdomains in anonymous proxy campaign
You can always fit a Bigsby B5 to one and change all that!

Worst I've seen is the non-string-thru Bigsbys on your average Gretsch. You have to thread the ball end of the string over a tiny peg which is on the _bottom_ of the bar, wrap the string around the bar, and then thread it through your tuning peg without it popping off at the bridge end. It's a nightmare - some people use a wedge of rubber or polystyrene to try and wedge the ball end onto the peg until the string is at decent tension.
"Sparse analytics" is not a problem; it's a feature.
Interesting. I saw a paper talking about implementing radixsort of FGPA see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10939681 and https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7168848?denied=

I am interested in trying some of them.
Are you sure it's not actively being fixed? I see active development on GitHub with many commits. Have you reported the issue on GitHub as the website suggests?
i'd say a decade is pretty "soon" for a city.
Have you looked at how Smalltalk and late Xerox Interlisp/Xerox Common Lisp machines managed that?

I haven't worked with specifics of storage in Smalltalk environments, but Xerox Interlisp didn't use text at all, nor files IIRC
Highly recommended: http://sites.music.columbia.edu/cmc/MusicAndComputers/
I'm guessing they're quite modest third world dwellings.
Thus is a plagiarism site, ripping content from other sources and clickbaiting to its site (while introducing a few typo-laden rewordings) and adding a false author credit.

Original content is from an uncredited AP article:

https://apnews.com/5b27b0327a6f45609ec3e899a232445e
Honestly, I really enjoyed using Sequel Pro but I __had__ to switch to DBeaver because it constantly kept crashing for me. Maybe I'll have to give it another shot.
Why would anyone care if an undocumented immigrant drove your uber? As long as they're licensed and insured, they're just as qualified as any other driver.
pretty cool. Looked up the static site I built for my mums bookkeeping business over 10 years ago. Solid history. That site just kept on going, no maintenance, no hosting fees.
Interview with Robby Russell, VP Engineering, Partner at Planet Argon, LLC
I don't understand how this comment relates to GP. Whether people just want a DDG skin for Bing doesn't really address GP's points that (A) the article failed to mention this, and (B) failed to consider its implications.
Well some people are going to always stay in rural areas right? China will still have some agriculture.
Customize your own live background with WebGL technology
A flippant reply instead of engaging my comment. This is exactly the reddit-like behavior Paul Graham was worried about when he added those guardrails. Don't worry, I'll give you a break, along with the other commenters that made Hacker News the shining star it used to be. Hacker News isn't the only tech forum for sober adult discussion.
From what I know about Wag, it's sort of like Uber pool. You don't get your dog walked alone, a dog walker has the option to walk as many dogs as they can to maximise their profit. Add to this a matching algorithm that doesn't pair a consistent walker with your dog every day, and you get a situation where a new walker is pushed into taking more more responsibility than they probably should. This inherently puts dogs in an unsafe environment.

I can see a dog being excited, put with other dogs he doesn't know very well, and one dog breaking loose... running into the street while the walker holds on to the other 3 they are walking... total shit show. You want a consistent dog walker, you want someone who will put time in to get to know your dog, and you never want unfamiliar dogs around your dog unless it's properly supervised.

The whole situation, in my opinion, is prone to disastrous outcomes. Can you imagine if AirBnB booked multiple families to a site at a time? We'd all flip out. But it's OK for our dogs... likely because when we're at work we don't know what goes on, out of site, out of mind.
HeidiSQL works fine with Wine.

DataGrip is fantastic and not expensive if you use other JetBrains products. It also manages its own JDBC drivers -- you don't need to install at the OS level.
man the github blog design is fresh!
There's a .torrent of Collection #1 available here:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/mluhkk4dpqi8vfm/Collection_1.t...

I found the link via a comment on /r/pwned [1]. I think it originally came from RaidForums [2].

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/pwned/comments/agsjie/troy_hunt_the...

[2] https://raidforums.com/Thread-Collection-1-5-Zabagur-AntiPub...
I am glad to see that I am not the only person who hates the TLA Toolbox. TLA+ is brilliant, but I always feel like an outsider using Vim to edit my specs.
Really interesting. What sort of limits/constraints do you have? For example, I've seen older methods have trouble maintaining tracking accurately at 12-24+ people in an room size area.
So don't own a dog unless you can take them for a walk every day without fail for the next 15 years without using a dog sitter / walker.
Making working per-project definitions in NixOS is what ultimately got me to drop NixOS :(

The specific reason is Ruby + RoR leading to nokogiri... which is something people have been dealing with for several years and there's no solution, and I lost the one file where I managed to get it working good enough to launch rubymine in a way that sees everything necessary.

Similar issues crop in other places, due to how Nix dependencies are handled like unflattened node_modules at times :/
Ask HN: If possible, which YCombinator startup will you copy in another market?
I am sure there must be few startups which will take a long time to scale to emerging markets and probably someone interested can have a shot at it by blatantly copying it.

I am interested in Ycombinator Startups launched in last 2-3 years.
Hi, I'm Kohsuke, the creator of Jenkins. I'm sorry to hear that you had a bad experience.

Would you be willing to letting me interview you so that I can learn where it failed your expectation? I'm honestly trying to learn where we can do things better, and often what's obvious to one person is completely incomprehensible to another. So I think this is a great opportunity for me to learn a fresh perspective.

My contact information is in my personal profile.
> I’m just one person, but use multiple computers simultaneously, making per-computer licensing prohibitive.

Ouch, that is a bit pricey for one person with multiple computers, especially if the annual upgrade fee is also per computer. It makes me wonder if the licensing is tied to the motherboard / MAC address too, which is a pain when repairs happen.

On the other hand, I'm really glad to see a developer charging a sustainable price for their product.
it doesn't, but regardless, the cia estimates US net migration was 3.9/1000 in 2017, which is 29th. the point was, why shouldn't we take every (legal) immigrant who will make this a stronger and more vibrant country?

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/...
> Perhaps, I am just afraid of progress.

No, you're getting older and more mature even as the HN audience becomes younger and less so. It reminds me of the original "rage comic" subreddit which was devilishly clever until it became popular, and you could see in real time as people started talking about issues that affect younger and younger cohorts, until I finally saw boring middle-school drama in the subreddit (long after I left).
Dbeaver is the best FOSS database UI tool hands down. I've done a lot of searching and haven't found anything close. Managed to convert my whole office to it in a matter of months.

Favorite features:

Well integrated ER diagrams that let you quickly see parts of the db related to current table, or the whole thing if you want.

SQL generation from structure or data edits. Great for cranking out DB migrations like a boss.

Ability to maintain many database connections at once, and support for doing stuff before/after connecting which we widely abuse to setup SSH and VPN connections.

Very liberal database support. My original search for a tool like DBeaver was from the need to connect to MySQL, Postgres, and SQL Server and not wanting to use a bunch of different tools. DBeaver supports roughly anything Java supports, which is everything.

Wide OS support. Good luck finding another tool that can connect to MS SQL Server on MacOs that isn't garbage or money.

The icon is also adorable

The only downside is a bit of classic FOSS UI clunk. Not nearly as rediculous as Eclipse or Blender or the like, but it takes a few days to get comfortable.
From what I can tell you can go to California and say you are an immigrant and get an ID under any arbitrary name. It seems you can do anything with this so it's essentially a new identity.

https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/banking/undocumented-immigra...
They should get Captain Marquet of "Turn the Ship Around!" to go get them ship shape. The book has some really good lessons on how shifting leadership style and culture can produce dramatically better results.
DataGrip is to DBeaver what IntelliJ is to Eclipse.
1) Some people would care because they think undocumented immigrants are subhuman.
2) Other people would care because Uber is sketchy enough with out random sub-sub-sub contractors being added into the mix, regardless of their immigration status.
3) Still other people would be bothered by the obviously minimal pay a sub-sub-sub....sub-contracted undocumented immigrant would be paid.
is he making that comparison? i read it as, ddg may not bring down google, but something eventually will, which seems exactly what you are saying too...
They've already tried to annex a part of Myanmar...
Under someone else's account? How exactly would they be insured in that situation?

It's also IRS fraud, there is no background check, the list of issues with this is just huge.

There are plenty of reasons to care - undocumented people are a legal liability for both the passenger and Uber.
Trust is not bought or rightly earned through 5 stars.

Our technology is being used to perpetuate tragedies.

We have no ethics organisations, for encouraging ethical usage of Computer Science.
This bullying, cover-it-up response toward customers is telling. If I was an early investor, I would be worried that this symptomatic of larger scales issues of deceit regarding metrics and finance. Sociopathic behavior is a huge red flag.
Ladder Theory
This is a nice client.

I had used Navicat for years on my old iMac, but when I got my new MacBook Pro as my secondary development machine and went to get another licence for it, I was shocked at the current pricing. I am certain I only paid about $50 for a licence years back. When I downloaded the latest version it was something like 25x the price!!

Don't get me wrong - Navicat is a great MySQL/MariaDB client, but I wasn't going to stretch to that price. I hunted around and found Sequel Pro, which meets my needs to a 't' and probably has a slicker interface.
I think I understood what you were talking about. Your question "If one actually prefers [X]... why not just do it... [rather than lament] about wasting time..." is an interesting question. I believe that people actually do this. In fact I do this. I'm doing it right now ;-)

This is not an issue of people being conditioned unthinkingly to accept that TV is a low value activity. I don't believe people believe this. I think that if you were to do a survey of people and ask the questions: "Do you believe watching TV is always a waste of time" I think overwhelmingly people would answer "no". If you ask, "Do you believe that watching TV is sometimes a waste of time" I think overwhelmingly people would answer "yes".

That's the point I was trying to make. People are making rational value judgements about their TV watching habits. Sometimes it is very valuable. Most time it is very wasteful. I think that people have very rational reasons for believing this and have actually thought it through.

As to why people do things that they believe is a waste of time? Why did you write that long list of words. Did you believe I would read it? Did you believe it would add value to the conversation? Did you believe it would add value to your life? Or did you do it without really evaluating whether or not it was a valuable thing to do?

I think these answers, if considered with introspection will answer the question you posed.
In fact, the earliest anti-housing policies were designed to harm Chinese residents of the city:
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/demolishing-the-ca...
Does insurance cover when illegal immigrant drive the car?
Why did she report it to Wag? Why even involve them? Report it to the local government. What's Wag supposed to do here anyway?
At least in Texas, illegal immigrants cannot get insurance (for themselves) or a driver's license.
Because at every road block you bleed potential users.

I know I only bother with these more annoying products after I've already tried and failed with the alternatives. Its not so much the few minutes dealing with registration and the other time working out if access to the private repositories are going to be a hassle with my environment and security policies, its the first sign that you are dealing with a company that is going to be a hassle.

So please leave up the registration forms, because it signals to me that I will be dealing aggressive sales departments, fine print and hidden expenses. And I'm only going to do that when I've exhausted my alternatives. Maybe it isn't true, but its what I've come to believe over the last few decades, and I'm not the loser in this scenario since I just investigate the easier to deal with solutions first. And not much point continuing if I find something good enough and free, which is why I'm currently migrating my old DSE clusters to new hardware and Apache Cassandra 3.11 despite my poor experiences with older versions (I was pleasantly surprised with 3.11 and look forward to seeing 4.0).
> It wasn't a blow out - if I recall, they gave a >30% chance for Trump to win. It seems perfectly ordinary for Trump to have won, then - "mild surprise" at most.

Revisionist history.

I was in San Francisco the months leading up to the election, employees at startups were refreshing 538 pretty much every minute waiting for their latest data visualizations to confirm their pre-existing beliefs that "the democrat's got this"

To them, the literal worst case scenario was an electoral college TIE. Which of course would have also resulted in a Trump victory, but an electoral college BLOWOUT? And now you want to find satisfaction in defining the semantics of a blow out when it is obviously for emphasis and effect? seriously.

It was hopium since the primaries, 538 lost their credibility.
Slowing down gives you more time to see something coming and hit the brakes so you don't hit the dog at all. No auto pilot can stop the car faster than its stopping distance. Lowering speed makes the stopping distance much smaller.
Have you used Postico? I have both it and DataGrip but find myself primarily in Postico for Postgres, feels lighter weight and easier to navigate
Additional: I did come across https://github.com/mbattyani/cl-typesetting , though its homepage seems to have disappeared.
so, I didn't read your post because you're an idiot - my eyes fell on one line, and I was done, so I'll reply to the one line.

You're running databases on top of zfs?! you're running a database on top of a filesystem? why the fuck would anyone do that?

you've never worked with anything real or big or important in your life. i'm done talking to you personal clown.
Yep, the article is dead on.
Yeah my story of using one to write my startup's MVP after my thinkpad finally bought the ghost is maybe more compelling because I actually used it for everything until we got our first customer and I scored a mac for a more standard professional desktop environment. In a pinch it has enough functionality to build and launch a web application. Obviously not ideal but it actually worked in emergency for me.
> It varies by state, but killing a police dog can put you in jail for 10 years (and this has happened) and that is a federal law. There are some states pursuing stricter measures themselves where killing a canine officer is equivalent to killing a human officer.

Killing another person can get you life in prison or capital punishment (depending on state) that's way worse than 10 years.
The article indirectly suggests that the sand mould isn't one-time use. Is this indeed the case?
I can relate and no doubt fellow dog owners do as well. Random death of a family member can make a sane man mad. The author seems to handle it better than I would have.

For a company that seemingly specializes in this service, it should be, if not a dead blow, then a very painful lesson.

That said. Experian was never punished for what they did. Maybe if they killed a puppy, people would care.
which is a pain when repairs happen => TablePlus has a license manager where you can remove your old device, manage your license.
The TablePlus license is the onetime purchase, if you don't need any new feature, you don't need to renew it anyway.
I can think of one - BHRD from s2018 batch can be copied by someone in a different market as it will take a lot of time for them to start sales.
It's quite difficult to put a sticker on a VM.
You are technically correct, but the author still gets the important point right. The premium in valuation between these companies should and will shrink (unless there is a reason to believe that Netflix will kill Disney or that Tesla will be dominating the automotive market at the expense of Fords and Toyotas.
Dbeaver is great.

If you like a cli tool, http://henplus.sourceforge.net/ is ok and easy to modify if you feel inclined.

It's written in Jython and used jdbc.

There is a version with line-editing around using jline.
"Enjarify is a tool for translating Dalvik bytecode to equivalent Java bytecode. This allows Java analysis tools to analyze Android applications" (https://github.com/google/enjarify)
sequel Pro is better then pgadmin for me, but pgadmin is very usable
The most outrageous part to be always are the NDAs attached to settlements. Those should be illegal. It should not be for the two parties to decide to withhold information from the public. Usually it's the public who has an interest in this information becoming widely available and not the person agreeing to the NDA.
There's no way any insurance company providing the kind of commercial insurance you need to drive for Uber would be okay with a driver using someone else's Uber account, immigrant or otherwise.

The finger-pointing likely to result from an incident would make this driver as good as uninsured.
> an extremely famous or notorious person, especially in a particular field.

Is probably the most useful definition here.
The law is not on the pet owner's side here as far as vet bills. Pets are treated as property, so the max amount due is the cost of replacing the dog.
> We do have Wag's side of the story.

No, you don't. You only have someone's claims about Wag's side of the story.

It sounds authentic, but Internet is full with authentic-sounding false stories.
The research cited is about calibrating test difficulty to measure performance effectively; the article's primary conclusion, about challenging oneself, doesn't follow.