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> maybe I misunderstood b/c it says here YaCy _has_ a link graph: https://yacy.net/en/API.html

That link graph being referenced is the local nodes one, not a global one. So it only yields links that have been discovered by the node you are sending the request to.

You could send a request to each node individually and aggregate the results, however, you have no way to verify the nodes are being honest without actually crawling those pages yourself.

If I may ask, what is the project that you are working on?
The US listening to Merkel's private communications is more expected in international spying. Having teams of state sanctioned hackers target commercial and educational bodies to steal technology to replicate back home is a bit different.
What is your search engine?
I opted out of all emails altogether - I only check my notifications once in a while. I've never missed anything of value.
They are making sure to give you red dots/numbers multiple times per day, if you login multiple times per day.

It's usually stuff like "X posted something after a long while of not posting" or "Y will participate in an event near you". Utterly useless notifications about people I don't interact with.

This is a mixture of bad UX and dark UX patterns. They are puppeteering a corpse here.
Is there an official explanation of the kind of bug? I cannot find it.

"Let's just collectively admit it, finally - you can't write safe C++ in a codebase this complex."

Pointing the finger and saying "see?" is a pretty low quality argument.

So, I guess we should wait for the first Rust or managed language remote exploit (or whatever) to say "admit it, finally - you can't write safe... programs?".
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You start with a premise: "They are not wrong", but you then don't really make a case for why it doesn't make them wrong. All you say is "if you don't agree with me, that's hubris". That's not a very compelling argument and it's also humorous to me for how ironic that is.
> They absolutely have ways to book appointments at their service centers and provide loaner cars.

I can barely put 100k € in cash on the table and leave their place with a car and you tell me they have loaners like nothing standing around?

And for the whole of Germany there are 10 service centers listed on their website. That will be a long trip for a repair.
True, yes, I’m aware of that to some extent.

I’m thinking along the lines of putting natural selection against itself.
I think new fathers would be a good focus too. In my experience moms and dads have some overlap of questions but also some diverging questions related to their differences. I am sure you could serve both, but was thinking about niching down. And my experience is that there were a lot more moms discussing issues on the internet than there were dads (this was a few years ago).

I guess there is baby center but the is is pretty old school and more focused on q&a (like stack overflow, rather than hn).

As far as what would be posted, I envisioned the same kind of link heavy, intelligent comments as on hn. My SO thought something similar was already happening on Facebook.
Ah yes the famous 2016 psyops campaign, conducted by lizard people and not by disappointed voters.
Great article! It certainly supports the idea that Apple switching to ARM processors for their laptops isn’t crazy talk. Perhaps retaining an intel-compatible CPU for a few generations to execute intel binaries until the shift is complete.

BTW, the article uses the acronym IPC without explaining it. It stands for Instructions Per Cycle. CPUs can and do execute multiple instructions per clock cycle so this is just a measure of how many.
I'd like to add that it depends on the person.

There is no freaking way I'm going to talk to a therapist, for example. Not without medication. A therapist is someone that I don't trust, and yes, I'd be honest about it. I might walk away from all treatment if I had to talk to someone regularly first.

More broadly, though, it depends on what is going on with the person. There are medications that have depression or anxiety as side effects and some folks are simply going through tough situations that they cannot change. My mother took a drug for years because lowering her stress levels helped with migraines (for my mother, a tension headache triggered a migraine. Same with sinuses).
That's 20ms on a good link, but on a bad one there's probably a multiplier.

Too bad all these savings are eclipsed by js cruft.
Ah sorry, I figured that after all the Snowden leaks the intelligence service acronyms were widely known on HN. GHCQ were particularly prominent in many of the leaks
It's great on desktop, I came to praise it.

Guess they forgot to target mobile.
Browsing in full screen is just a waste of space on my preferred devices.
Audits for Intellectual Property.

Too often companies pay 6 digits for a feature that some supplier rips directly from an open source on the Internet (often GPL) and then sells as his own.
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so, after reading the article, yeah, think he explained it a little bad. basically what he's saying in a single node thread node's parallel model doesn't magically fix compute requirements. that graphic of fn1 and fn2 and compute is confusing.

personally never used clustering and the cluster module (we did that at haproxy lvl with containerised individual node processes), but I think that's exactly what he's saying, that the cluster module is the limitation (https://nodejs.org/api/cluster.html). not sure how they use it but it seems to imply requests being fully read in the cluster PID than passed to the workers
I really think people put more focus in the RISC vs CISC dichotomy than it deserves. ARMv8 CPUs have microcode, a mixture of instruction sizes, instructions which take more than one clock cycle to complete, and a very large number of instructions overall - i.e. probably doesn't fit into most traditional definitions of RISC.

The challenges that ARM face while competing with x86 are software maturity, and moving away from low-cost low-power designs towards larger and more performant design (which will consume more power and cost more than traditional ARM designs)
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Do they publish their roadmap?

I'd imagine they consider what they have is good enough considering the backwards compatability issue it'd likely introduce.
This is a very shortsighted and unrealistic way of thinking. Consumerism is core to how our society functions and isn't going away - why should social good and environmentalism fly in contrast to it?

This is the same backwards line of thinking that insists non-profit compensation be lower, leading to our best and brightest wasting away spying on people at Facebook instead of optimizing drug delivery out of Dakar.

Until we get over the fact that there isn't anything inherently wrong with capitalism/consumerism, we won't be able to start making it work for our people and planet. Luckily initiatives like the B-corp are beginning to change this mentality.
That has resulted in me disabling notifications and now I won't know if someone @me or responded to a tweet.

Those useless notifications made the whole product useless for me.
i know, i don't understand it. it's like people who carve their names into rocks/trees.

damaging a shared resource so you can feel like your name will preserve, is the highest level of narcissism.
My local Shell station recently switched from card readers to an app and QR codes. No thanks. If I'm really desperate I'll fill up there and go inside to pay (maybe 3 times in the past year), otherwise I now go out of my way to fill up elsewhere.
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At least it will provide a nice warm refuge for the local wildlife...
Ask HN: How to e-file Corp Income taxes for Delaware C-Corp without accountant?
Has anybody e-file their Corporate Income tax for their Delaware C-Corp Company on their own without an accountant?

If a company doesn't have any expenses or income yet and they just need to file for tax purposes?

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I didn't know about mbasic and chat working. Thanks.

I'm also deleting as many apps as possible. Even Instagram works quite well without the app. Less uncontrollable spying, less battery usage, no annoying notifications, more free memory, more blocked ads and trackers.
> Doctors mostly advertise it as a tool to help get a leg up in overcoming depression with the idea being that it helps you get your shit together and somehow become not depressed. But when you actually get diagnosed, they just prescribe an SSRI and move on. If you ask what you're meant to do, they'll recommend therapy if you're lucky.

SSRI's are completely unrelated to getting your shit together except for the fact they make you less depressed which makes it easier to get your shit together. Doctor's talk about it the way you mentioned to feed into American moralization about drugs. But truth of it is we don't really know how they work(we have a couple of tenuous guesses), we just know they reduce depression and relapse risk.

>And then we come to posts like this and comments like here, about people who have become dependent on SSRI just to have the same quality of life as they did before ever touching it. But now they have to go through hell to get off it.

We don't necessarily know what their life would be like if they hadn't taken the SSRI's. Judging from the studies they'd be marginally less happy, have a greater risk of relapsing, and an increased sex drive.
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Given that blockchain is supposed to be a public ledger, can someone explain why they cannot trace where the coins were transferred to when they were moved out of the cold wallets?

In my simple world there must be a way to trace them to their ultimate origins?
> This is easy to verify by asking the phone companies.

Yeah, because nobody at the NSA would know about NDAs.
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for sure:

- closed stores

- no profit

- lied about FSD

- stock down 30%

- long-term investors exit

the tunnel is a joke. we were promised something, but as always with musk, we get something completely different.
i'm giving the tunnel deal 3 to 6 months before imploding.
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China ecosystem isn't anymore competitive than anyone elses. You notice all the founders of these chinese tech companies are also in the CCP
If you're really clever you could go into the round with a negative balance sheet.
Is the navy the military of political party
How long does one "ketamin session" work?
Is it normal for this to be so expensive?
"Some people like driving the long way home."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8Mc-38C88g
https://supchina.com/2019/03/06/farewell-air-moving-device-w...
Same applies for other countries, nobody seems to care there. With companies like Cisco you don't even need that, seeing that they have a backdoor released every other week.
In the first year or two of Facebook, it was basically just students from the highest ranked / most expensive schools in the US. Part of the allure was the way they rolled that out, like an exclusive club. At the time, I don’t believe features like content previews existed - people weren’t sharing news articles much. It was more “social” and less “media”.

Is it condescending to acknowledge that it was a network for a fairly elite group of young people to start, and that it lost appeal when it became for everyone? Of course there wasn’t much intelligent discussion, everyone was under 25. But it was part tinder, part aim / livejournal, part social calendar; I don’t think it’s been those things for many years now.
So I've been using Amazon for years, and only had a bad experience once. I always used to use Anker products, especially their screen protectors that were cheap and worked well enough.

I ordered the exact same listing maybe 4 or 5 times (at the top it would say 'You ordered this item on XX.XX.XXXX) and the sixth time I ordered it, what turned up wasn't Anker at all, and wasnt' even pretending to be. The pack was completely different and this was from a store listed as 'Anker'.

Of course, Amazon refunded and sent the correct item but it does happen.
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They should turn fingerprinting to max and install uBlock origin by default.

It might mean millions of FF users would suddenly struggle with captchas, but it might also mean that site creators just stop using reCaptcha and similar.
Having experienced antidepressant withdrawal syndrome and having lost a friend to opioid addiction. I would say that comparing the two is preposterous.
There's no reason medication requires therapy.

Therapy has its benefits(like a great side effect profile), but it's good to remember that therapy has a lot of drawbacks too. It expensive(SSRI $3/month vs therapist $500/month), it requires a flexible schedule, and the evidence of effectiveness isn't quite as clear as medication.
I was working at Ecosia in 2014, the position on my CV that makes me the most proud.

Super happy that they showed up here (again). And 50M+ trees now, just amazing.
You can know where they went from the cold wallet. You can't know for sure where the coins went after that, once they've been mixed with other coins.

Laundry / tumbler services exist to do this at scale.
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A12X has reached parity or better with Intel in terms of integer performance, but what about floating point? Even if they are way behind Intel in that regard, I could see Apple making a desktop version with a beefy fp unit that a phone SOC wouldn't need.
Is anyone surprised by these leaks? I think most people assume this is happening.
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> The average US home uses an average of about 1.2KW at any given time [0]. So I was wrong above. It's more like 200 houses.

You're comparing average with peak usage. Doesn't really make any sense.
No, it's also bad on desktop
Meshes are there to abstract away stuff that is much more manageable in a monolith. If you have 100 microservices implemented using 5 different platforms you need libraries and programming discipline to implement retries with backoffs, circuit breakers, health checks, tracing, service discovery and other similar stuff in every single one of them.

In a monolith you need to implement some of this stuff only once and you don't need a lot of it at all because you are not making remote procedure calls.
For me the worst part about LinkedIn is the aggressive redirect to appstore on mobile when clicking on mail links. This is borderline malware behaviour.
You don't have a privacy policy yet you are asking people for their data.
Why don't you understand the difference between appearances and reality? It's not a hard concept to understand. China is a dictatorship, a very successful and controlling one. You don't get to do much, without the Chinese government approving it. You do what they want when they want or else.

This is why all the really big companies are run by party members. Saying they're aren't in bed with each other and the government isn't in overall control is like claiming a 5-year-old is free to do whatever they want. While it may look like it, at any time the parent can intervene to prevent the child from doing something they don't want.
wow, cool to see NZ conservation efforts on here. NZ has many many endangered species and there is an amazing amount of technology and science being used to try and protect a lot of our species.
Would there be no way for the server to indicate over HTTP to curl that it is not ready to receive until the receiver has connected? Then curl might be able to wait until it reads from the pipe.
Softwaretestingmaterials.com has published a good tutorial 2 days ago: https://www.softwaretestingmaterial.com/qase-test-case-manag...
It can be useful for now.
I would like to have an ELI5 too! I understand that coins could be sent and blurred into a lot of different wallets, etc. but still have trouble understanding how it is so hard to follow, since the money eventually has to be either sent to a bank account or use to buy things.
I wonder if you can still post to Facebook by email. Having this automatically loop would make me happy.

I don’t have an account so can’t check and the instructions for doing it all seem dated.
This is the second small code snippet I've seen on HN this week that is intentionally unreadable. What is the draw in obfuscating code to make some silly "art"? I'm far less likely to compile and run it when I can't read it.
> you quickly conclude that nothing really matters anymore, because all we do is exist on this earth.

And, in some ways, it really doesn't matter, by itself. 16,000 hours. 68 years. Those are potentials, not realities. You give or waste time. But what is that time used for? Do people make any meaningful usage of it? What is meaningful?

Some will say everything is. Some nothing is. But trying to find a middle path and to keep at least some semblance of objectivity, are we making meaningful usage of our time? As a civilization, as a species, is humanity headed in any particular direction? Is it a good direction? Are we progressing?

And, more practically, if we don't have good answers to those questions, does giving people more time to waste, really matter?
what does "mixed with other coins" mean exactly? If I own a wallet, and someone steals coins and "mix" their coins with mine in my wallet, they eventually have to get those coins back right? So I probably know them and can found and interrogated?

legit question
I’m the maintainer of paexec in Debian, and someone asked me recently how is it better or different from GNU parallel, and looking for an answer I found this page.
Your mint-taking joke made me laugh weirdly, so much I tripped my whole cup of tea on my lap. I need gravityproof tea cups now.
About 4 months ago the narrative on HN was that Tesla will go bankrupt right about this time because they'd be unable to repay a loan. Read news recently that they paid it in cash.

Been seeing highly upvoted doomsday comments since many years about Tesla, like Model 3 was literally supposed to be DoA, it just feels so weird to me.
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Thats comparing the effects on friends an family with the effects on the user. Which in turn, is a bit unfair. It wouldnt be much usefull to talk about people who got suicidal because of SSRI side effects either. It is a rare side effect that might happen and not something that apparently happens regularly like withdrawal.

edit: I am not looking for a moral equivalence here but didnt have another example where addiction and physical withdrawal is accepted beforehand for a treatment.
I used this method on my friends'/family phones where I can't just flash an AOSP-based ROM.
That will change now that I found out about debloating through ADB.
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Mainly because it was never available in the UK. There was a euro variant in Portugal and Poland, but it was incompatible with the UK Spectrum (both hardware and software), so didn't really have much point in the UK - where the Speccy was ubiquitous and easy to find software and peripherals for.
Planted my first trees a few weeks ago. 2 more acres to go (more if I can buy more land...)
> On my own I would probably have had a breakdown in my final year as the intensity of writing up alone must be intolerable.

I think I agree on this one. Writing your thesis is indeed a stressful thing, but there was always a supportive atmosphere from the other PhDs in my department. Maybe because everyone is in the same boat :)
Opiates kill[1], and are used recreationally. Those are two big differences.

[1] SSRIs _can_, but rarely https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9786310
In terms of semantics, sure. However a real part of the charm of APL (and J, and K) are in the syntax, and how notating your program causes you to think about it differently. Something like or/and outer product in the game-of-life oneliner is very straightforward APL, but is much clunkier to write in numpy.
I don't expect serial numbers to be sent even in public mode. Android build plus ip might as well be a serial number.
It seems to be a primarily US problem. Most people I know in Germany and elsewhere in the EU doing their PhD are doing fine. Stressed at times maybe, but not on the edge of emotional/psychological breakdowns or chugging antidepressants.
If you are outside the Five Eyes, you are left with the choice between US products (with a documented history of spying also on democratic nations) and Chinese products, which potentially in the future could also be host for government backdoors.

This means the choice is only about who gets your trade secrets, with a bit more favour for huawei because they didn’t do it yet.

It is so easy from an US perspective to say “Take our product, we are the good ones” and conviniently ignoring that people tasked with building a infrastructure that isn’t beeing spied on have a hard time choosing here.

This would be easier if US products were actually trustworthy and there wasn’t a history of ignoring the rights of allied nations and court ordered backdoors. Why would I care if the backdoor was ordered by the chinese government or the US government? Both proofed they don’t really care about the rights of foreign citizen and both have aspirations to become or stay an empire.

The US damaged itself with it’s undemocratic spying practices and the final bill for it is not there yet. That beeing said I’d love to pay a bit more for a good product I can trust, but the US is not the place for such a product.
Good submission for http://ioccc.org ?