skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's amazing that you have such strong opinions about an article you didn't even bother to read.

First, they detect split horizon situations and explain how.

Second, if you as an admin want to force disable DoH across the network, they've provided a DNS-based way to do so.

Third, if this really bothers you, Mozilla provides GPO templates (and JSON based methods for other OSes) to configure all of these settings at an application level.

Maybe focus that outrage energy on reading the article before posting?
Boston is building an incredible amount in Jamaica Plain, Roxbury, the Seaport, and even downtown with new buildings. I’m optimistic that Boston can avoid the trap SF fell into with nimby’s blocking everything. Rents have stabilized the last few years.
Delightful. And refreshingly realistic - I was bracing myself for a slew of girls with cars and boys with tea sets.
Glass ceiling?
Reading this leaves me so confused: why have we as a society (roughly - I know there are exceptions) decided that things like heroin and cocaine are illegal and worthy of criminal punishment (jail, etc) and things like opioids are ‘prescription painkillers’ and fully within the bounds of our laws. It’s absurd.
Do you mean Network manager? AFAIK systemD does not meddle with dns.

And there's a rather short conf.d stub you can create that disables NM's meddling with resolv.conf.
I remember it as working just like 'mv'.
Once in a blue moon: What we can learn from things that never happened
Tulsa has an incentive program just for this, made possible by GKFF.
https://tulsaremote.com/
That I would blame for the oral (and written) stories we hear as children about our ancestors that were heroes and fought in great battles.
>Every decade has brought the world closer.

Well,

(1) there are more sovereign nations now than ever,

(2) all the big empires (from Babylonian, to Alexander's, to Roman, to Byzantium, to Persian, to Incas, all the way to the Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, British and French colonial empires, USSR, and more) -aside from the Chinese and Indian who are more homogenous racially/culturally - have collapsed

(3) there is way more infighting that on any time in the previous 40 years

(4) nations that were held together for half a century as a single country have nonetheless split at the first chance, often under fierce wars (e.g. Yugoslavia), and even centuries old countries like Canada, Belgium, UK, Spain, etc, still have infighting, and even votes to break up...

(5) a worsening of climate change and economy will more than likely see every-nation-for-itself than some unity, even if there's a coordinated effort to reduce emissions and so on, there will also be huge pressure to ascertain certain resources, safety, etc at a country by country level (sharing is only good for those that need it. For those that have the power to avoid it, or even grab from others, it just gives you moral points)

>You can find kfc, coca cola in societies as diverse as Mongolia and Madagascar.

Yeah, that's a huge cultural (and dietary) destruction...
What has plagued me is not a notion that an experienced engineer needs to look stuff up, but a similar one that feels related: that as an experienced engineer I should be able to immediately incorporate a new thing I have no experience with, right then and there in a pairing session.

It comes in the form of "go ahead and install this thing, and throw this config value into it, and it should just work". And my reaction is "I want to read up on that thing first. I want to know what stuff it writes to my computer and where and what paradigms it uses. I want to think about how it will best integrate with the tools and workflows we have already. And then once I've done that, I'll probably be able to move forward with it comfortably. Then I'll want to document it so it becomes part of the regular setup others do when they onboard onto the project."

Just this past week when I said a version of this, I got a reaction like there is something wrong with me.
Cloudflare would also be under GDPR as it serves customers in EU.
Doesn't dosbox do this?
Oh, look. It’s a redditor.
Things are moving in that direction - https://www.globalspaceexploration.org/wordpress/?p=940
Vortex shedding can be incredibly efficient for generating force. It's how bees and hummingbirds fly. The big advantage of this wind power plant is that it could have a much lower cut in speed, capturing energy even at lower wind speeds.
Having lua on it is a great way to help spark more interest! Good call.
Awesome, I will use this, thanks for making it.
Because if you didn't have a "pick up the spear and defend the tribe" attitude, your group was less likely to make it.

Guns, swords, chase, hunt are all major staples of boy play. It's primal, gendered, cross cultural and immediately obvious.
Unfortunately, Rovelli & Christodolou show [ https://arxiv.org/abs/1411.2854 ] that: independent of coordinate choice, the spatial 3-volume of a static Schwarzschild BH departs spectacularly from Euclidean geometry (not surprising); and in a collapsar asymptoting to Schwarzschild, volume increases over time up to some maximum (depending on Hawking radiation).

More generally, one cannot rely on intuitions from Euclidean relations in substantially non-Euclidean geometries -- and where there is Ricci curvature, we depart from Euclid.

Y C Ong has a perhaps slightly more accessible overview and further calculations at https://plus.maths.org/content/dont-judge-black-hole-its-are... under the subheading "Growing with time". Ong also writes, quite reasonably, that the spatial 3-volume of a black hole is not a well-defined notion. I would go further and say that applies to any region of any general curved spacetime in which there is "sufficient" Ricci curvature. Unfortunately, "sufficient" is hard to divorce from coordinate conditions, and I think that is the underlying source of the non-well-definedness.

I'd also like to emphasize that there is no reliable probe for the spatial 3-volume bounded by the horizon of a collapsed-matter BH given only its instantaneous location, linear & angular momentum, charge, and mass. We would also need to know the BH's age and initial conditions. Consequently, while one might talk about some sort of time-dependent black hole entropy related to its internal volume, I don't think it's likely to be useful at all, and at the very least it's an impractical measure in practically all astrophysical circumstances.

By comparison, given mass, charge and angular momentum (we can always fix linear momentum and position to zero by coordinate choice) we can calculate a Kerr-Newman BH's inner surface's area in arbitrary coordinates. Given area "A" and a choice of time coordinate, classically we say dA / dt >= 0, and A relates to entropy by Bekenstein 1973's (1/2 ln 2) / 4 pi relation. Hawking's 1974 modification given turns this into Entropy_{BH} := (boltzmannconstant A) / (4 plancklength^2) and breaks the monotonic area condition. The 1973 paper and the 1974 letter [ doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.7.2333 resp. doi:10.1038/248030a0] are fairly resp. very short; both are straightforward and can be found easily including at one's favarrrite source of old papers. I think if you read them you will change your mind that they form "a whole new branch of thermodynamics that are necessarily exotic theory". Indeed, it is because nobody seriously proposes rejecting standard thermodynamics that evaporating Schwarzschild black holes seem like weird objects.

Given the above,

> (from google) S/V = 3/R 4πr2/Volume = 3/r or Area/3/radius = Volume

and the consequences you draw from that in this thread are not generally correct.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, so by that symmetry this shouldn’t require much evidence.
Actually, I've been using Ritual daily for the past few years in Toronto and it's been pretty interesting to see new small restaurants pop up around my home and office.
Even up here in Canada, you see a contrast when you enter Quebec. Little self contained food businesses with above decent food along the highway rest stations.
NYC's homeless problem isn't even as bad as comparatively tiny places like Seattle or Portland where it's completely disgusting and sad. I left Seattle in 2009 and went back for a month last year and the homeless population looked like it had doubled despite so much investment and modernization happening in downtown over the last decade.
Show HN: The Saturday Morning Learn – React Native Edition
Living in NYC, your food, clothing, electronics, most resources are transported to you by giant boats or trucks. You don't get to act environmentally superior because you outsource your transport.
Mozilla I don't know but Google is already doing it with AMP
Planet money had a recent episode that was really good on the Uighers that you could listen to.
So then, would this be true:

The specific value for the entropy of a system depends upon the definition of the microvariables. However, regardless of the definition used, the measured value will increase over time. In the deck of cards example, above, one definition of entropy is the suites and rank, and another definition is the numbers 1 .. 52 written on the backs. Shuffling the deck will reduce the ordering, no matter which definition you look at.

This implies

a) No definition of microvariables and their ordering can result in an entropy level which is the inverse of another definition.

b) Its possible to define a set of all sets, which is the union of all possible microvariables and orderings. This uber-entropy will also increase over time.

I suppose the philosophical argument is that "objective entropy" is either referring to the uber-entropy, or the property that all entropies always increase, and "subjective entropy" is looking at specific values for one particular measurement system.

Also, c) increasing entropy over time only holds true for interaction functions which are fully transposable. For example, if microstate X is the result of an interaction "f" betweeen microstates A and B

state(x) = f(state(a), state(b))

state(a) = f'(state(x), state(b))

state(b) = f''(state(x), state(a))

f, f', and f'' are fully deterministic and yield unique results for every combination of inputs.
https://gist.github.com/junaidk/433345da5bf8e580680d9109792d...
I read `ln -s A B` like "link A as B", and it tends to work with most Unix commands.
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Apparently this group is behind it. Also attacked WoW and twitch servers..

https://twitter.com/ukdrillas
at my school, the weighting was usually designed to emphasize the projects. the projects and homework combined would often be 50% of the grade right there. the homework would be softball questions or stuff you could just look up the answers for on the internet; almost everyone who bothered to do it would have a near perfect homework average. once you pay someone to also get you near perfect scores on the projects, you just needed to get about half the points on exams and quizzes to pass the course.
As an outsider looking in it’s becoming clear these elite circles are rotten to the core. My alma mater never solicited funds from someone like Epstein.

I don’t know what can be done but we should begin to reevaluate their undue influence on society.
I think that's why DigitalOcean is winning so much these days.
Yeah, well, I don't think it's clear (but please share if you do). I see people in this thread attacking Bill Gates for his relationship with Epstein. I've seen people attacking Steven Pinker for the same reason.

To me it seems that certain people are using Epstein as a cudgel in order to remove obstacles from their path. I don't think it's reasonable to expect billionaires, public intellectuals, and the MIT Media Lab to prevent the rich, charismatic, and utterly amoral Epsteins of the world from getting around town. That's the justice system's job. They had him and they let him go. Blaming people who "enabled him" is post-hoc nonsense.

I want to know:

1. Did Epstein (as some people have been murmuring) have a relationship with some nation's intelligence agency?

2. Why did the Justice Dept. let him go?

3. Did he blackmail someone? If so, who and how?

4. Did he throw his money around to get off? If so, in what ways exactly.

5. Did two cameras actually "malfunction"? Why was he taken off suicide watch?
Your politics are not superior. If your state, community, or legislature makes moves toward gun control it's anyone's civic duty to support or oppose based on their own beliefs not where they live.
Heroin is an opioid. In the US, it isn't used medically, apparently the reasoning is that there are less additive opioids that are similarly effective for managing pain.
You can immediately tell who has had kids (or spent a lot of time around kids) and who hasn't by their answers.

You don't have any kids and don't spend any time with kids if you think Hollywood is exporting "defend the tribe".
Huh, so it wasn’t my network having issues. The weird thing was. That at the same time google.com (though not google.de) stopped working. Weird coincidence?
Well at least they will have very clean fish, right up until a hyper bacteria evolves and strips all biological matter from the water.
That’s a pretty shallow view of easier metaprogramming. Ruby allows for many different ways to metaprogram. You can open up any class at any time and create new methods on the class, you can even add a new method directly on an individual instance of a class without changing any other instantiated objects of the same class. I’m just scratching the surface of what’s available wrt metaprogramming in ruby. The ease of metaprogramming in ruby is specifically why rails was easy to write.
Given how much money and support Gates has given to the Pangloss of Wealth Inequality, Steven Pinker, and given Pinker’s overlap with Epstein, there’s almost certainly a lot more going on than meets the eye...

https://citationsneeded.libsyn.com/episode-58-the-neoliberal...
This is the specific one I never quite understood:

* Order column by X

* Type search into input

* Column order drops

* Can no longer apply ordering when search input is there

100% understand that larger companies will not typically, or at least shouldn't, be directly manipulating infra via the web console but there is 1000s of customers that use web for small business. It's a valid customer to think about it!

ps I logged into Reddit so to add to that thread. Felt this in my soul.
I'm not surprised. There are a lot of people banned from Wikipedia by their abusive admins looking for revenge.
I mean I kind of agree with your point about zoning but you realize that your chosen examples make you look like a single, childless 20something and thus somewhat out of touch with what a lot of people consider socializing?

I don't like to suburbs either but I'm currently visiting my brother who lives in one. Their socializing is kids basketball & soccer games at the park (which suburbs are zoned for), picnics at the local greenway (also zoned for), and swimming in the community pool. All of which are walking distance.

Not to mention, you know, inviting people over to their house because it isn't a tiny 400 square foot apartment. They make dinner for friends and watch football on the porch.
> weird breathless criticism of things that either don’t matter or are small enough to be minutiae.

It’s bikeshedding.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_triviality
How is that different from any suburb? You do get to act environmentally superior for using up less land to live, and using public transportation.

Most pollution comes from the energy used by motors to move people from one place to another, which is obviously more in a suburb environment rather than an walking environment.
Seems like the Intelligent Design nuts arguing "what good is half an eye?". Well, it's half as good as a full eye, a lot better than no eye.
"income of about 1500 Rwandan francs per day (about USD $1.73)"

That is a direct conversion. Where is the purchasing power conversion?
Android + Chrome + DoH + AMP = ?

Edit: typo
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This is happening in just about every decently-sized city. Demand has gone up, but very little new housing stock is being built.
And also apparently personally profited from it.
"income of about 1500 Rwandan francs per day (about USD $1.73)"
That is a direct conversion there is no purchasing power conversion. Not my mistake.
That's how my old college buddy got through, leaning on me and a few other friends for tutoring and help on the big projects and memorizing enough to get through the tests, forgetting the relevant material soon after. As they say, C's get degrees. We used to joke his diploma should come with an asterisk.
Way to build a strawman.
> Negroponte also defends taking the money
> his privilege as a “rich white man”

Negroponte also goes around demanding people refer to him as the father of the netbook. This is not the first time Negroponte has destroyed institutions. Media Lab Asia was a disaster. https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/71fe/5e987a89dfb7a6e7dbb3dd...

OLPC was an unmitigated disaster, not just for Negroponte but also for the world. The level of wastage of money at all levels. Just incredible.
My 3 year old boy will happily push his pram and doll around, and has a tea set, vacuum and oven.

He also has a train set, likes playing 'diy', etc, etc.

I was slightly surprised there weren't any boxes or other random none toys in these images.

From my own personal observations, its more a difference of how kids play, not what they play with. My sons doll isnt mothered, the vacuum is 'plugged in' and 'repaired' more often than its used for vacuuming.
I would appreciate it if the downvoters would answer my question. Thank you.
It's still used in a hospital setting.
> It would take maybe a hundred years or so for space colonies to declare their independence.

To think that in one hundred years any outer space colony will be self sufficient compared to whatever is produced and available on Earth is highly unlikely even in our wildest dreams now. We have literally no pathway for complete self sustainability on other planets in sight, and as long as this remains true space colonies will have no power to break out from whoever they depend on.
Not quite. The big news here is that Ito's denials were apparently false -- that Ito was fully aware of what kind of stigma would be associated with Epstein's money, and why, and dealt with it by concealing the source and taking the money. As documented by the email trails that someone gave the reporter.
That current cooperation may not be geared towards knowledge transfer doesn't mean it couldn't be. For example the US helped Great Britain extensively in the 60's and 70's on the space front and other areas, not to the extent that the UK was unable to do it themselves but to successfully boot strap their efforts.

There's other examples too: Despite a chilly relationship and very different values, the US and Russia have worked together for two decades on the ISS. The world is littered with current projects or their results that involved significant international cooperation and shared expertise.

The argument that it shouldn't happen, or isn't in countries' best interests, or not with India in this case-- those might be interesting ideas to explore, but that doesn't mean it can't or doesn't happen successfully. Practically no country has independently built all of the technology that it both uses, fully understands, and can now produce on its own. What we're really talking about here is teaching-- teaching another country how to do something. I don't need how teaching necessarily disadvantages the student country. It doesn't replace their own initiative to learn and internalize the material, but it does bootstrap the process.
Mate Rimac Opens Up About the Trials of Starting an Electric Supercar Company
Un-hugged link
https://web.archive.org/web/20190907135002/https://hazlitt.n...
Yes they are; read your Constitution.
Late 30s, father, just not "urban". The best layout I've seen was in Amsterdam - every neighborhood had it's own local pub, local coffeehouse, and small grocery, all eminently walkable/bikeable. Neighbors knew each other and socialized regularly. The "small town feel" was nailed pretty well, IMHO, while still being in a bustling urban center.
Hi from Warsaw, care to tell something more about architecture, used technologies, numbers? Thanks in advance.
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I agree, if anything it seems like this will entrench and exacerbate income disparities. Now the developers making $200,000 a year are living in a neighborhood where they make 4x the local average and are more easily able to turn it into generational wealth that they pass on.

Not saying it isn't a great deal if you can get it, but it doesn't really seem like a solution for many.
I think people need a way to differentiate between the concrete 5 lane highway and parking lot requirements that make it impossible to walk anywhere, versus towns with small roads and businesses spread out that one can walk around easily. I would interpret the word suburb to describe an area where you must use a car to get around and walking is not an option, versus a small town where you don't need a car and can walk around to do most routine activities.
Maybe the damage will randomly improve the political articles and knock down some of the fiefdoms for a change. Couldn't get much worse...
It’s not all about numbers. Wind turbines kill rare, and threatened species, such as birds of prey and bats. Cats and window accidents mostly kill very common species.
Reading a lot of nytimes or bbc editorial these days?
Do you have any idea about the history of Kashmir and how it is infested with Pakistan trained terrorists.?
Assuming that all formats contain the exact same data, i.e. they were generated at the exact same time, which is the (1) most useful for offline viewing (2) most future proof for archival and backup? Is there another, more viable/useful format?
I love the fact that people always bring stuff like:

> hey you can find McDonalds and Starbucks even when you don't expect it, so it means the world is closer than it has ever been right?

You could find pottery exported in multiple places even in antiquity, that did not mean they had a single culture or single belief system in place. Do not equal exchange of goods with the assumption of a mono-culture.
it's actually vastly more efficient and centralized; goods are transported to all stores like that, but in cities like NYC there's no last mile GHG emission.
It also depends on the city. I can travel 30KM in 15 minutes on a train, or drive that distance in 2 hours if I’m lucky.

Many cities are planned well and easy to get around. But this isn’t really true for most American cities. Although if you’re working in a city and living outside of it, you’re almost certainly wasting more time than anyone in it during your commute.
Who really cares about the quality of the stations, though? They seem fine to me. The number is more important. The more you have, the easier it is to get between any two points without taking a car or doing a ton of walking.
Dirty money is not bad. Not that MIT is a charity, I wish he had put the money to better use, but it's fine. This is a non story and just part of our woke outrage contest.
“Groups of people” doesn’t need to mean “ethnicity.” There’s a lot of political conflict in the Us, but it’s not primarily along ethnic or religious lines, for example. But there are groups of people, and they are different. Farmers in Iowa are different people than programmers in San Francisco. Having government necessarily requires those groups of people to make decisions about the lives of other people under the same government. That becomes exponentially harder as the group becomes more heterogenous with respect to the things governments do.
I'm not sure that I buy that. Fentanyl is prescribed in the US; it's 100x stronger than heroin
all i need, thanks
its an expression in the US meaning someone has hit the peak or full potential of their career and there is no room for advancement
A bunch of stations do have chairs though.