skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I went through an acquisition with a medium sized buyer who later restructured the company making the common stock essentially worthless. However, we were offered to buy the new stock class to equate to what we had before for a nominal fee (we already finished earn out and we’re gone for 2 years).
I intended them as general examples of people pushing against certain kinds of change in favor of simpler short-term options that favor or preserve centralization and complexity. I agree IPv6 does make many things simpler, but moving to IPv6 can be difficult and introduces some additional complexity (e.g. link-local addresses, shift away from DHCP, etc). The argument against IPv6 is that NAT is simpler if only because NAT is already the status quo, and we already have "solutions" to deal with the limits of small address spaces. How many people use Cilium with IPv6 transport instead of UDP over IPv4 over VXLAN?[1]

Local DNSSEC doesn't solve ISP confidentiality but it does prevent NXDOMAIN substitutions, which is one of the biggest immediate benefits for browser-based, default-enabled DoH/DoT. And one argument for doing DoH/DoT to centralized servers rather than locally is that it partly obviates the need for DNSSEC--it's "simpler" because it doesn't depend on orchestrating larger infrastructure changes. (I guess the logic is that without DNSSEC centralization is inevitable anyhow, and if people are convinced that ubiquitous DNSSEC will never come than doing DoH/DoT in the browser vs at the system resolver is a distinction without a difference. A poor argument but implicit nonetheless.)

[1] At work I suggested Cilium with IPv6 and IPsec for policy and LAN confidentiality of K8S clusters but everybody thought I was nuts and favored Cilium's UDP+IPv4+VXLAN mode and transparent Istio proxies for automagic mutual TLS. Why? Because it's what they know and understand and they can reasonably expect everybody else will make the same judgment. It's ultimately a much more complex, error prone, less performant, and less flexible approach but it's the path of least resistance. And in the long-term the complexity will mean proprietary managed solutions will prove that much more enticing, an irony apparently invisible to people who believe K8S will keep them independent of AWS, Azure, etc,
Because I’m too lazy to type I need a hyperlink

https://github.com/reZach/my-budget

I’ll have a look. No voucher required.
No, my facts argue in favor of my point. Which is that the policing apparatus in America functions to serve those that are already in power. That was the point of my comparison, because white supremacist rallies tend to be treated very well by the police with violence committed by the rally members allowed to go unchecked, while others are met with immediate violence by the state and a zealous show of force from the police. Which again, is easily proven by the fact that higher government institutions have placed a focus on dealing with Black Identity Extremists rather than White Supremacy.

And in this case the city didn't 'break the law', they were attempting to move the rally to another location (rightfully) believing that it would pose a severe security risk. Which led to the challenge by the ACLU on the grounds of the first amendment and an emergency injunction being put in place to allow the rally to occur at the original location.

Unless you honestly believe that black identity extremists are somehow more dangerous than white supremacists at this time, it's obvious that one group benefits a lot more from 'freedom of speech' than another.
I agree with you to certain extent. I think the problem with titles directly out of the article is that many times they are bait.

The writers of those articles are purposefully leaving key information out, to grab people's attention and likely force them to read the entire article to find the missing information or fulfill the title entice.

In this case I think the change of title is definitely defusing the article, but it's also giving the key information that was left out in the bait title.

I agree with you because changing the original title feels like a disruption of the discourse and opens a bias door for whoever changes the title. But, I also believe that bait titles erode the quality of the content and make harder to consume and evaluate information. It's a hard problem.
Windows doesn't provide privacy when it comes to DNS queries. It still uses old fashion, plain text DNS. Firefox is trying to protect its users from prying eyes.
I've recently let a couple of subscriptions (a local newspaper, and a car magazine of all things) because I also sensed that politics were being inserted where they didn't belong.

I'd gladly pay a slight premium for news content that's completely politically neutral. I long for the good old days where you couldn't tell where the news presenter fell on the political scale.
We are experience trust scarcity in online media because trust hasn't been part of social media's business model. By extension it stopped being part of the news publication's business model (everyone is forced to compete for clicks). That and because on the internet, nobody knows you're a dog.

Ironically we are increasingly willing to get into stranger's cars and allow strangers stay at our homes because a few corporations like Uber and Airbnb were able to quantify, materialize and monetize trust. So it's not that much of a stretch to imagine an internet where trust plays a role in the way we distribute, consume and exchange information online. Hacker News is a case in point.

Ready for the shill?

We're building Relevant to make it easy to set up communities similar to HN, each with its own trust/reputation metric (based on personalized pagerank algorithm). So instead of using clicks / votes, all users and content get a trust/reputation score. The result is that rankings don't represent popularity, but relevance, resulting in better feeds and making communities easier to moderate. These trust metrics are much more resistant to sybil/sock-puppet attacks and can be used to build healthier business models, from prediction markets to advertising.

https://relevant.community/relevant/top
How The New York Times Thinks About Privacy
It's part of the weird effect of quantum mechanics.

To simplify, let's suppose you have two electrons that can jump between 4 Hydrogen atoms. Let's call the ("1s" orbitals) in the atoms 1, 2, 3, 4.

Now the 2 electrons can be in the atoms 1 and 2. The official notation is |12> and it's essentially equal to |21> because the wo electrons are exactly equal.

The two electrons can be in |13>, |14>, |23>, |24> or |34>, so there are in total 6 possibilities.

For a calculation of the state with minimal energy, you must find a combination of them, i.e.

|state> = alpha |12> + beta |13> + gamma |14> + delta |23> + epsilon |24> + dseta |34>

where the Greek letters are real number, and the square of them sum 1.

With 3 electrons in 6 Hydrogen atoms you have 20 possibilities, so you must calculate 20 real numbers.

With 4 electrons in 8 Hydrogen atoms you have 70 possibilities, so you must calculate 70 real numbers.

(It's more usual to consider that the number of electrons is equal to the number of Hydrogens, but the electrons in the Hydrogens can have spin up or down. So you have to double the numbers in the previous examples.)

The general calculation for N Hydrogens is Combinatorial(N, N/2) (or Combinatorial(2N, N)), and it is exponential.

With more complex atoms, you have more orbitals and more electrons, so it's even bigger.

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As a side effect, if you can modify the global state of one of this systems with N atoms, you are operating on an exponential number of states. This is the main idea of quantum computers, and why they can go faster than a classical computer. They use better system than my examples, so the calculation are simpler, but it is the same "exponential" magic/curse. There are a lot of problems to build a "good" system, so the current quantum computer have a small amount of atoms.
It's unfortunate that you're being downvoted for asking for data. If there is in fact a configuration where the AMP page is slower, then it's either a bug or there's something very wrong with AMP. But either way there's no way for us readers to tell without seeing the actual page.
If I am so wrong would you mind describing any of the significant technical difference between TLDs and and domain names? I would seriously appreciate it if you could share your expertise on this topic.

None of the TLD nameserver configs I’ve encountered have seemed very special, in fact they’re exactly like the nameservers for normal domains.
Right, but that is still recording, even if it is only temporary and local.
It's not that nuanced in this case. These things are literally wire-taps. You can have a voice assistant that does just about as well as Alexa/Echo/etc, without having to sacrifice your data privacy.
It's mentioned early in the article, but easy to miss if you jump straight to the technical details: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=vOICe.vOICe
Amazon, Microsoft chosen to compete for Pentagon cloud computing contract
Democratic Senators Propose the Algorithmic Accountability Act
It's 2019. Of course it's all clickbait. :)
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I personally fucking hate that such shenangans be shielded and we dont know who the culprits are in such.

Ill lay it out there: fuck lockheed martin. Fuck solyndra.

You assholes need to be brought to task for raping so many people.

You should be calling these “corporations” out. They arent some abstract concept, they are people.

Look at theranos. Fuck her.

Seriously folks have the balls to stand up against companies that are shady.
Sorry for being thick, but I'm not seeing it. This is a G-suite account (though I'm the only user / admin) so maybe it's different.
Does your software have a website?
Cool, that's an interesting scheme for translating vision to audio.

I have experimented a little with using 3D binaural audio for navigating environments and translating objects' location in 3D space into audio. Here's my blog post about my experiment https://blog.syllablehq.com/project-sonorous-a-proposed-navi...

The blog post links to an app you can demo where you can practice navigating a maze with your eyes closed using only binaural audio to guide you. Anyone can do it with very little practice!

I would love to spend more time on this in the future and I'd love to consider adopting this vOICe scheme.
If I were in that situation, I would want all the relevant news possible, in any and all formats available. TV broadcasts of cease-fires are great news for someone who wants to get out, as are radio reports of major hot-spots, etc. Getting the relevant news can be the difference between life and death in these situations.
Do I need a credit card to use the free service?
Are you sure about that? Every offline voice assistant I have tried does a lot worse than Alexa. You have any examples of ones that are as good?
Thank you, I appreciate that.

I love technology and love to learn. When something isn't working as supposed, I want to learn why.

I provided links where it shows that all these claims are not actually true.

But if there is something wrong with my methodology, I want to learn about that as well!
A couple of tips if you try again:
I don't understand the real-debrid "points" system and didn't really care to disect it, just payed for premium service directly through their website and that's been sufficient.

Multiple devices are allowed but it's IP siloed and if connecting from multiple IP's simultaneously, cannot confirm but redditors report that will get your account banned rather promptly although obvious workarounds like a VPN etc exist, never tried.

There's been a lot of work done that add new interface, host/account/stream handeling features to various addons recently. Just tried a recent version of 'Gaia' and was pleasently surprised.

Most newer addons use URLResolver for a central config source and include links from their interface to do the device authorization for rd.

I prefer speed and simplicity so I disable every host/provider except rd and set max sources to single digits.

Content discovery is relatively non existent using most addons (a perk IMO, there's no shortage of places
to discover content without inserting an ad server into the TV's interface)

Flashing LibreELEC on to cheap ARM (android TV Boxes) devices makes for a cheap, stable, simple client device.

A Fire Stick/TV or similar might allow for easy voice search but I'm too stubborn in my love of FOSS (I secretly enjoy configuration nightmares) to try it ;-)

There's a plethora of similar premium hosts and services (using rd and premiumize is a popular suggestion) but rd is enough for our needs so far.

Look on the 'Addons4Kodi' subreddit to see what the kids are using nowadays
Does “civilizing” mean “entirely taken over by feudal lords instead of just mostly”?
Wow, I only hear bad things about .Net.

Goes to show the bubble of engineers I find myself in.
I think the issue is too much trust. Too many people believe that because a Network, Publication, Author, or Anchor published quality work in the past, therefore, they can be trusted to reliably deliver news in the future. People's sources, access, knowledge, agenda, and effort vary wildly and each story needs to be judged on its own merit.
Sure, and servers should refuse to connect and deliver mail to gmail.com addresses without consent from the recipient that their email can be read by Google employees and any government with the jurisdiction to compel them since they don’t offer email encryption.

Your definition of “basic industry standards for security” is not the same as others who are serious about security and it’s not the same as people slinging birding newsletters.

The fact that legal action to fit your taste is being suggested is pretty tone deaf.
It's bad for large cap corporations looking to establish monopolies. It's great for small businesses.
Would it work with existing themes and plugins?
What exactly is "terrorist content?" Do calls to arms from the American Revolution against England count? What about other revolutions of the past?
Lighthouse keepers on solitude and the power of the sea
Why a lawmaker admitted to taking MDMA
I'm not sure I understand your statement. On databases without an intrinsic row count property the only way to find the row count is to go to every page and count the rows there. The query planner will use the same plan for both `count(*)` and `count(1)`.
Why do I use vi(m)?

* Eclipse - Forced to use this in University in the early aughts. I would say that crashing and clobbering systems was its best feature. You moved your mouse it crashed; thought about saving crash; need an update, now you need to format and clean install windows; want to print, printing works! want to compile, your gonna need to try again after restarting windows...

* SSH - In University we had some awesome terminal servers that were a joy to work with. I could access all my work from anywhere, regardless of how limited my local machine was. Vim was always there, chugging right along.
For those of us who employ developers remotely and ask for a sane number of hours per week (usually 40), does this mean there's an opportunity to hire great developers from China who would like to have better work/life balance? Where would I start?
Importantly, you don't get that safety in comments or strings.

The nice thing about replacing via vim is that you can restrict it to a selected block which also gives you a type of safety.

Particularly for the situation I used replacement today, an IDE couldn't make it better and doing it only on a range was helpful.
I got the same score on both. And yes, I agree that if you hand optimize your site, you can achieve speeds as good as AMP, but the point of AMP is to standardize it and force bloat off of these pages.
PKIs certainly work in enterprise settings.
Android 9 has build in DoH support.

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2018/04/dns-over-t...
Sure. So do it anonymously. All's fair in war.
Why do you feel that Vim on Dvorak is insane?
Any chance of a dark mode? The minimalist layout is nice but way too blinding.
I think you need to take a break.

Your .apple example was pretty silly, nobody else wanted that TLD. Why should Apple not get to have it if they’re the only ones who want to pay a fuckload of money for it?
At a jupiter level distance we'd be well within the event horizon. At that distance I expect to see four dimensional book cases and my daughter.
It's mostly just long class names and things like that.

If you minified the css along with the html you could get it significantly smaller.

Also using individual css properties instead of combining them using the shorthand syntax, I assume any minifier would do that as well.

Of course it's probably really hard to do because some class names are en/dis-abled in javascript and the names have to stay.
Every day I visit Google News and Hacker News. I get a lot more joy out of the latter.
Jupiter level quality is what I want. Not jupiter level distance.
Love this and I have tried to use memos a few times myself in place of slides decks.

Isn't this an old idea though, it's basically a prospectus?
last commit 5 years ago: https://github.com/openssd/openssd yes, looks dead

Edit: seems like they went from openssd-project.org to openssd.io in 2017, so the github project is the old one. Not sure if there is any new one. Maybe https://github.com/Cosmos-OpenSSD/Cosmos-plus-OpenSSD ?
The point is that you have no moral obligation to read the news and learn about the suffering of distant people in some ill conceived attempt to try and empathize with them. Humans aren’t built that way. You don’t have a generalized obligation to inform yourself about the abstract struggles of others and give up your own priorities in some token gesture of support for those people.

Take two people who both go to Burning Man instead of changing some kid’s life in Bangladesh. A reads the news and votes for X out of concern for some disadvantaged group. B doesn’t read the news and votes for Y because he doesn’t perceive the struggles of that disadvantaged group. Notwithstanding that difference, radius of empathy of A and B are almost the same. Both exclude the majority of those suffering in the world—billions of people—from their radius of empathy, not caring enough even to give up a frivolity for themselves.[1] Excessive moralizing over that small difference is indeed rather hypocritical.

[1] The moral rabbit hole here runs very deep. For example, all else being equal, buying an ICE car hurts people in Bangladesh who will suffer the most from rising sea level due to global warming. But at the margin, taking the extra money you’d spend on a new electric car and just giving it to some kid in Bangladesh will do more good than the incremental environmental benefit from buying that electric car.
Most of the things you're describing as editor issues would be caught by formatters and linters and a test suite, so I have a hard time understanding where you're coming from with this.

edit/ A word.
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They don't have a Pitch Deck.

But they do have an Investor Memo + Metrics Deck.

Must be a really slow SEO day over at Rippling.
Russia’s censorship agency has threatened to block OpenVPN
You're pushing the scenario into foolish territory. If management decisions are the root cause of a problem and they won't accept that, then the quality of the process used to identify the root cause is irrelevant. You could use the best or worst process and it wouldn't matter.

If your management is bad, then there are a lot more risks to your career than trying to work with them to improve the process. It is more likely that a given employee has dead-ended their career because they don't know how to explain a problem without blaming people and having the humility to see from other people's point of view; both useful skills for getting a promotion.
I'd be curious to know who has used one of these end to end "AI" services in production for a successful, market fitting product.

From my experience doing this for a handful of companies, it's almost always better long term to use ML libraries that fit into the organizational architecture that exists, rather than outsource the whole ML pipeline. It's a serious amount of lock in to do that.

Maybe it's a an easier sell if your entire pipeline is already built into GCP and you're just tacking this on as a parallel path.
These analysis need each other for precision but not soundness. For instance, building a good call graph requires decent alias analysis, but to build a poor one you can always assume everything aliases with everything. So the idea is you run these analyses multiple times (until fix point if you want "maximum" precision).
YouTube TV's hikes price (again)
Previously in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15321850
Amazon employees recall startup days in Seattle building that will disappear
The reason I have gotten from google employees is that the top stories carousel preloads content, and that in order to preload content without leaking a user's searches, google needs to serve their own cached version of a page. in order to make sure that cached version of a page isn't doing anything tricky, they need to heavily limit what it can do.

it's not about making the internet faster, it's about making it easy for google's stupid scroller.
The world’s largest election, explained
Exactly. And my initial point wasn't even criticizing or assigning blame. I was simply pointing out an action that is available to many of us that we may not realize isn't available to everyone. I know in the past it has helped me build my own empathy to learn that I choice I have made isn't open to others and why that might be.
"The difference is that you know whether you have all your required information."

I don't.
This is not the first article I've read about this very same thing. One by a very well known author. Unfortunately, I can't provide the link data for any of that but I'm sure you can Google for it but I don't think it will show up in AMP.
Sometimes they don't.
This would of been cheered and lauded just a few years ago.
> Websites aren't broken by default, they are functional, high-performing, and accessible. You break them. You son-of-a-bitch.
> some if not all these features are in vi as well

I'm not sure exactly which vim features are also in vi. Vim has been a daily use tool for me since about 2007.

Vim has really good Macro recording. Vim + Tmux is great for side by side code frames, and there are plugins for showing multiple buffers in one Vim instance. Remote file editing is good with SSH + Vim. Vim has multiple registries for yanking/putting. Vim has column editing functionality.

Almost anything Emacs does out of the box Vim can do with either a plugin or with an external program pairing. I prefer Vim's keybindings because there are less "chords" (Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V are copy and paste chords, they requiring pressing two buttons at the same time). Too many chords causing my pinky fingers to become tired. Vimscript is a surprisingly powerful language for dealing with text data, but it's cryptic the first decade you are exposed to it.

EDIT: I'm more interesting in the code people write than the way people write it, but I wanted to share some of my vim knowledge and point of view.
> two or more code frames/windows side by side, even displaying the same file Surprisingly modern IDE guis seems not designed for it, eclipse can do it but clumsily.

It's embarrassing how much better emacs/vim/tmux/others are at windowing compared to supposedly advanced IDE's built on advanced windowing systems.
Just so we’re clear. Retracting consent means the woman saying or indicating that she no longer wants to continue. It does not mean that she decides after the act is complete that she didn’t actually want to do it in the first place.