skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Read http://jdebp.eu./FGA/dns-edns0-and-firewalls.html for an explanation.

What is happening is that all of the stuff that I have been explaining in the "Local fix" section for a decade and a half, alongside the practice that clients had of timing out and then retrying the transaction without the extensions, is now being declared moot. If DNS lookup does not work because of this problem, it is being declared entirely the server-end's problem. Clients are no longer going to be expected to put such local fixes in place, or have timeout and retry bodges.
I've been using DDG for a couple of years now, and have a different experience. Usually when I'm frustrated by the the result in DDG, I try the same search in Google, and find that the results are no better!

Google image search and and local results are still better, but DDGs ! system makes it easy to switch search engines when you need to.
Cocoapods’ website integrates with https://www.appsight.io/

It appears that it tries to do that.
Dapp market still dominated by gaming and gambling. Thoughts?
Using 'chatops' and Slack logs to improve device patching
Just keep it dry and away from sun light. I stored one set of each the current Millennium Falcon and the Saturn V inside their delivery boxes in two layers of pond liner, added several bags of drying granulate, put it all in wooden boxes, and keep them in the dry attic.
HN lacks othe ability to delete comments and accounts. OTOH, Slack etc are private and lock up good content/discourse away from search engines. Hopefully, spectrum will offer a better balance.
I use DDG by default. If I am not satisifed I simply prepend !g to my query.

The bangs feature is really useful to me personally since it supports so many sites.

https://duckduckgo.com/bang

My only complaint is that it's noticeably slower than Google
Put whatever update command (nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade I believe? haven't touched nixos in a while) in a crontab and you get automatic updates. If the update fucked it up, you can boot back into the previous configuration. In this way, it's really, really hard to brick a NixOS install. That's the beauty of it.

Of course, it's not going to be as transparent as ChromeOS: If the update failed, you'll have to manually select the previous configuration in the GRUB menu. That's definitely something solvable with a bit of code though.

So, yes, automatic and seamless updates can be achieved with NixOS, given a bit of configuration and maybe a bit of code. Whether it's the right approach for your use-case remains an open question though. NixOS has many other rough edges (many applications don't "just work" on it) which might make it a deal-breaker, depending on your use-case. But you might want to look into its update models, you might get some good ideas :).
That's a really good point. Some companies have pretty aggressive customer retention tactics. I've learned that when they ask why I'm canceling I just say "it's personal" and most of the time they let me go. But other times, they don't and it's very annoying.
!Bangs are great for when you need to find something specific or technical, which Google is much better at. I find this addresses most of my gripes for personal use.
I recently created a fork of the popular nheko Matrix client. It was a shame that such a promising project was left to wither away. I'm hoping to garner community support so that Matrix can live on as a community project. To that end, I've set up a GitHub organization that I hope people will join to keep progress moving forward on the client.

Right now, I am trying to get all of the various accounts set up to migrate the CI portions to accounts that the org can contribute to. The next step will be to start addressing some of the open issues remaining on the mujx repository. I'm focusing on the bugs for now, and then feature requests will follow.

As a long-time lurker on hackernews, I figured this might be a project that the folks here would be interested in contributing to, or at least being aware of.

Come join us at #nheko-reborn:matrix.org on Matrix!
I was pretty sure that was supposed to be humor, not real.
Also, high five to Yelp for not just putting the same tired old stuff in the notes for each release like so many others do. I'd rather read something short and amusing than "Bug fixes."
No (under $100k). Based in NC, and the 'standard' here seems to be 8% (couldn't find anyone under 8%).
And now check out my VB6 setup!
If you've tried to hire a good sys admin in North America you'd be shocked at how high their salaries are getting. Amazon is hiring them by the boatload. Shopify is moving to all cloud because they're unable to staff.

The problem is that junior sys admins aren't as useful as before to most startups. I still think they'll figure it out, but the industry is changing.
Interesting. Although, I've found spectrum's performance unsatisfactory. Still, given that it's now acquired by GitHub/Microsoft, hopefully things will improve. Would also like them to release at least a PWA for better mobile experience.
If you don't recall signing up in the first place it isn't fraud. Fraud requires intent.
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I wished we could actually hear him in action but no... this is just words claiming he's a god of rhymes with nothing to show.
What do you mean by an "IT program"?
I totally see your point.

Technically if you asked enough car dealerships the same question you will get a mixture of right and wrong. If you ask just one you get just one answer, is it right or wrong?

I think your main point of seeing one is valid. We should consider doing that.
Ask HN: How do you sync your Intellij settings across your teams
Including plugins and plugins settings, to keep same coding rules and avoid differences?

I'm aware of Repository Settings and Jetbrains Account synchronization, but I cannot use Jetbrains Account, since it's an internal development network, not connected to internet
I applaud this effort as an academic project. Hopefully it will help move forward the state of the art. But I reject the idea that a new cryptocurrency will "fix the bitcoin problem" by just being faster.

But there are already several blockchains that promise high transactions per second such as Neo, Eos, Nano, etc. And Ripple, which has been around significantly longer than these, claims to be able to handle 50k transactions per second.

Cryptocurrencies need a lot of adoption and real world use to be successful. Beware of premature optimization.
sounds the same, works with any bank account
That kind of work is easy to automate. Until you reach a situation when it has to be decided when a person has to click the button. And with what data they are supposed to click it.

Often it's not easy to make those decisions through code. That is because the person making those click decisions, has a lot of tribal knowledge of the business situation at hand, which triggers only when the situation presents itself.

But if human is basically a meat-robot doing programmable tasks that is not even a automation issue. Its really more management and planning problems. You are supposed to fire people running the business in those cases.
You can. Share it with Resource Access Manager, can even share it to accounts outside of your own AWS organisation.
Is there integration with React Native?
You have a closet. I have a room. There's a difference between storage and hoarding. ;)
Getting Started with MySQL and Python
Next gen.
Agreed! I recently transitioned into a developer role and my first project was working with AWS cloudformation to build a network template.

I think the post does a good job covering the high-level material. NACLs, EIP, and perhaps peering routes would also be good to mention.
Will BYOIP be sharable with RAM?
Would you provide a realistic real world use case for either or blockchain in general beyond bitcoin?
Interesting legend, tried to search for him on youtube and other places but nothing showed up. I'm not saying this man can't rap, but how can you call that being a legend if there isn't a single recording?

Nowhere in the article is there a link or an embed to an example of his legendary rap.
I had the same result, but after trying again I got an OK.
Where? This is not common practice where I live, in fact, it's the first time I've heard about it. Interesting!
They're probably comparing to it because it often comes up in critiques of current cryptos - which are incredibly slow compared to Visa.
I empathize with this sentiment, and will add that it may take fewer developers/IT folks to get a product out the door (MVP), but a company that depends on the product will have more specific business requirements and will eventually onboard more people to deliver solutions specific to those needs.

The job market will close up a bit, but right now tech is looking like the California gold rush, where 4-5 years ago any bootcamp grad could jump right into a web dev job (at least in my job market in the Midwest). I think if you continuously learn and remain marketable as the times change, then as a worker you will be fine. I also like the comment that mentions that you may just end up working for the cloud provider rather than the business application company.
I am guessing the Makefile helps with "portability" aspect. Where as aliases would need to be "installed" on end user's machine outside of cloning a repo.
Pop the ad bubble and the IT apocalypse as in the article will not be a viable scenario.
App allows you to track fuel consumption of cars. EV Support coming soon
I'm not a Christian, but those concerns are not without merit. It's a slippery slope to "the only way we can eliminate identity theft is to use biometric authentication via implanted chips to validate financial transactions"
you have to give credit to movies for that
My 2015 with the 3.5 EcoBoost V6 got 22-24mpg on the highway
As long as DDG is not traded publicly it will do just fine. Investors would inevitably be screaming for more growth and ultimately force them to comprise their current values.
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It's always baffled my why a "romantic" life needs to be so hard for both parties to agree how it should work. You just do it. You make it a priority.

Yet "romantic" life is a huge issue for so many married couples. If I asked every one of my couple friends I get I would get a 100% or at least 99%.

Thanks for sharing. Helpful.
To further your point (I have switched a couple years ago, if not more; don't remember), I also found that the new Google layout (with this sort of bubbly cards) is really distracting and I cannot scan the results as fast as before, or as fast as DDG's. UX definitely took a beating with this iteration of Google's results UI.
I guess adding some extra capacity to futureproof it doesn't hurt.
Thats how you know its all fabricated.
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What is Blockchain
I'd just like to encourage people to think a little longer about what you might be saying, before reactively downvoting.
The worst company I've ever had to deal with regarding cancelling a trial is the Wall Street Journal and all of the sub brands it owns. In order to cancel, you HAVE TO call in and sit through an aggressive sales pitch.
CI is a continuous integration tool. There are inherent latencies to committing, pushing, deploying to AWS, running tests. Mature development tooling, if it's not REPL-based, will at least allow a local debugger to step through the code compiled/run locally, without these remote latencies.

Both tools are necessary for fast engineering, but in different contexts.
Completely agree with this.

There is something to think about. The folks who are running things are plentiful right now but as this churns we will run out of folks who understand the lower layers well enough to manage it.

As I interview people I run into this for things like SRE and DevOps already
Give it a moment. The 2015 Doctor Who LEGO Ideas set for instance was retired after a bit less than 2 years and is rising in value already. I'm pretty sure, the Saturn V will be retired this year, after the Apollo 11 anniversary.
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I prefer Hugo 1000x times
Well AWS is expensive.
Apocalypse, no. A great filter, yea I think so.

Comparing to factories shutting down is hyperbolic. It think what we’re about to see is more in line with a a job market that rewards things other than specific application knowledge.

However, I can’t say much in defense of the mid-level IT Pro because just this past month I went from considering a server running an OS and MySQL db somewhere that someone would have to maintaine into using AWS DynamoDB with API Gateway with automated calls to Lambda functions - I can completely get rid of our server and paying a mid level IT Pro to maintain it. For our usage it’ll be practically free now, where I feel like I would have been paying a lot of “enterprise IT” overhead before.

That doesn’t mean that guy is going to starve, he will have to either adapt as factory workers have or be valuable in a different way than “I’m good at something people don’t really need anymore”. This is as old as time.
Funny story about Huxley: on his death bed, he was given LSD by request. Went out tripping. JFK was assassinated the same day.

Heinlein has struck me as an asshole over the years. It's like his defining personality trait. I find PKD much more likeable.
I think the test works by testing querying an authoritative server with EDNS on, and see if the request times out. Naturally, there will be false positives due to random packet loss on the Internet.
Agreed. This would be a different story if she was making you choose between work and love, but she sounds supportive. I highly doubt any project is worth rushing to extreme lifestyle changes, killing relationships with no known gain.

Work with her, try to get what you both need. Communicate.
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Ah okay. Apple Music works the way Google Music does.
Just to add another +1 on the poor AirBnb customer support...

I rented out my place on AirBnb for 3 weeks and it took nearly a month before I received my payment from AirBnb. I filed a support ticket with AirBnb and the support person was extremely slow in responding, sometimes taking 2-3 days for a response. I had to tweet at AirBnb publicly and post on their public FB page to get responses. I looked up the AirBnb customer support rep on LinkedIn and looked like AirBnb has a good amount of their customer support staff abroad in Asia. Their support team told me it was an issue on their end but wouldn't go into details. It was obviously an issue when i went to the billing section on AirBnb and saw 500 errors when using Chrome's debugger to see the traffic. I was close to just tweeting at AirBnb Engineering to offer some help to fix their bug when I hadn't been paid thousands of dollars for putting my home on AirBnb for a month. It finally got resolved and I got a couple hundred dollars in AirBnb credit for my troubles.
Interviewing college graduates is depressing. No way the current education system will create people competent enough to keep this going
> I disagree. Anything a corporation does they do because it directly benefits them,

I don't understand why people want corporations to behave like non-profits. It's a corporation whose sole aim is make profit. But that doesn't mean they can't do something for goodwill that actually benefits the community.

> In the case of their Linux support it's death by a thousand paper cuts.

What does this have anything to do with them doing something good for the community?
4x4 trucks don't get stuck but they aren't good at stopping/turning, compared to
say a Subaru or even a FWD or RWD car with proper tires.
They still suffer from terrible weight distribution and wide tire contact patch.
If I remember correctly, the big thing about EDNS is that DNS UDP datagrams were originally restricted in size to a total length that would be unlikely to see IP fragmentation on a network of 1980s hardware, meaning that in practice DNS packets had to be much smaller than the maximum reasonable size of an IP packet. In addition to setting up extended options, EDNS0 also allows DNS packets to be large.
In my experience, easy to cancel services are a relatively new invention. Netflix, Amazon, and lots of other online services are amazingly great about this.

Lots of traditional businesses have been horrible.
Um, no. That's not accurate at all. Maybe it's different outside the US, but many states are "single-party consent" states, meaning you don't need permission to record them and vice-versa. The biggest reason that many companies disclose the fact that they're recording the call is that you might be calling from a location that requires consent from all parties; they want to cover their butts.
Backblaze updates its backup service
Those child users don't then have their own child users (because it's cyclic) so do you have to choose one option of the two, both with a drawback?

I was thinking you could replace or supplement the real user IDs with their indices in the array of returned users.
It's also a lot less annoying to ask a user to visit a website rather instead of downloading an app.
Even if that's true currently (and the statistics are fairly out of date, but it's pretty close to half and half either way), 2018 marked the seventh year in a row that overstays eclipsed illegal border crossings. It's also worth acknowledging that border crossings have been decreasing regularly.
While we're at it, let's automate speeding tickets. Free up the police for other crimes.
In Canada you would be silly if you only bought a 2WD truck.
You can also get a 'topper' for the bed to enclose the area.
Vans are also popular for transport as well.
Reminder that DDG actually has an extension (FF & Chrome) and their own Android browser available on Google Play Store and F-Droid!
Learn statistics and how to communicate them.

That's going to be a long time being automated.

For instance, if (for example) you model insurance data in the EU, you cannot use gender as a factor in pricing (even though it's effective).

In general, the modelling/ML pipeline is the easy bit, the hard part is the data cleaning and figuring out how to translate a business problem into one that can be solved by data.

tl;dr as many people have said about Comp Sci over the years, learn the fundamentals (statistics and experimental design) and you'll be in a much better position.
I remember not too long ago a legal fight between Purple and an "honest guy with concerns about the chemicals used in Purple mattresses" and then it turned out the "honest guy" was a GhostBed mattress affiliate or something. I had no idea it was so cutthroat across the board.

Edit: a summary of the spat I mentioned: https://www.reddit.com/r/shittykickstarters/comments/69zqcx/...
> Wow, a grand total of 75 user accounts, and $130 000 of ads.

> How is this anything but a drop in the ocean?

It's the tip of the iceberg. You're ignoring second order effects. The people those accounts influence will influence others. Russian agents might have written the first few disinformation articles claiming the US Government created AIDS to attack blacks and gays [1], but once they got the ball rolling on that meme, others did the rest of the work to spread it for them.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR_6dibpDfo
I find it terribly complicated. My 3yo doesn't watch any screen yet, but I have a dilemma. On one side, there's a huge world of cool visual and auditive content that can be exciting, stimulating and an amazing tool for learning and discovering the world. On the other side, I'm very aware of how absorbing and addictive is, and how difficult is to ration it. Anyway, I feel she's still too young. She doesn't ask for it yet, so why start? She's already very busy discovering the world by herself with all her senses.
My comment was about comparing and contrasting the amount of cold interest(/desperation). I wasn't passing comment on how hard it was to recuit - of course it's harder to recruit experienced people.
The DNS protocol can be layered over UDP or over TCP. In its original form DNS/UDP has some quite draconian packet size limits that are reached quite quickly in the modern world. Originally, this mandated falling back to DNS/TCP. But TCP is significantly more expensive as a transport protocol, especially as the client has already had to try to perform the transaction once over DNS/UDP before falling back to it, and trickier for servers to implement than DNS/UDP.

EDNS0 ameliorated this greatly, allowing clients and servers to keep talking DNS/UDP without falling back to DNS/TCP, up to much larger packet sizes. That is primarily why one would want it, even if one did not want any of the other things that it incorporates.
I can't imagine, as a developer, writing tests without assertions. Any developer who does that is actively making the situation worse for the team and the application.

Conversely, I've worked in teams whose managers encouraged the developers to forgo tests for the sake of delivering faster. Never again.
Airbnb for RVs raises $50M
You can rent a truck from any of the big home improvement
store chains fairly cheap as well.
Same thing happened at an office I worked in: removed personal bins from desks, then returned them after the bins in the kitchen and bathrooms were constantly overflowing.
You don't. Well, you do, but not without losing stuff. Basically, you shoot from the hip, with less information. Some orgs already do this. They glace at resumes, talk to a few people briefly, and make a gut decision. Or you hire more known quantities (friends, and former colleagues). There are huge drawbacks to either approach, but those are the other options. You get less information if you shorten the process, however there's always a great deal of uncertainty when hiring someone new, no matter what you do.
You might be saying the shutdown cost more than the money currently requested amount for the wall but I can't agree that it costs more than a wall ever would.
I had an elderly neighbor that was a hoarder. We knew because of the rats (which were otherwise largely absent from that town). One day she went into the hospital for a routine surgery and her kids showed up with a dumpster. They simply cleaned out the house, exterminated, and bought her new furniture. Hadn’t seen anything like it before.
Isn't this just the same as people reporting your promotional emails as spam rather than clicking the unsubscribe link though?

As others have pointed out, it's likely nothing personal against you or your company but rather just learned behaviour after dealing with rogue elements - which is/has been most other businesses to date.
Is there some way to make data available to specific users, but unavailable to others? Basically enforcing an ACL or similar?
I do the same, build them and set them on shelf. Then take them down every few days when my 4 year old wants to play with them. Then spend 20 mins putting them together when he is done with them; he is quite considerate for 4 year old: bircks, or entire sections, will get detached, but he won't outright destroy them; he also love to build complex models together. Currently working on the Tower Bridge.
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