skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1. The connection to the authoritative servers isn't encrypted, so the whole point of DoH is undermined.

2. There's plenty of networks that don't let arbitrary DNS traffic out, so this doesn't work without another fallbacks. Fallbacks for security features are bad.

I see that there are legit controversies around DoH. But these "Why don't you just do X?" comments aren't helpful. Try to understand the problem they're trying to resolve.
> The differences in individual houses smooth over in large scale.

Not really. In aggregate you get the same discrepancy between rental prices and purchase prices in many ways including different areas. https://smartasset.com/mortgage/price-to-rent-ratio-in-us-ci.... That exists because renters and buyers have measurably different desires, for example buyers want more space than renters as transaction costs are higher. This is often true when it’s the same person is considering buying vs renting.

Ignoring those differences does not smooth them out, it just ignores them.
After a certain point in your career diplomacy is important.
I just wanted to point out that entire villages mysteriously being seized by mass hysteria and violent delirium happened due to at least other factors as well. Case in point: ergotism [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergotism
Ask HN: Whats the most kick-ass Linux laptop these days?
Something portable, but well spec'd. Suitable for Dev/DevOps work as well as normal usage? And perhaps with good GPU support for gaming/AI?

And what distro would you recommend for it?
When I was in high school, I would play a game called "fugitive"[0] with 100+ people from nearby schools. Essentially, it's a game of chase through a few miles of town. Everyone starts at the same line but runners get a head start. Runners who are tagged become chasers who carpool with drivers. Runners use any means necessary to get away, including hiding and deceiving, trespassing across properties, jumping fences and scaling houses.... It was a frenzy and madness and probably didn't last an hour overall. Athletes win the race and everyone else has a brilliant hilarious experience.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugitive_(game)
Seems from https://www.tax.ny.gov/pubs_and_bulls/publications/sales/loc... that the total sales tax depends on where the customer receives it, for Manhattan it's ~8.6% total including the 4% that goes to the state.

https://www.tax.ny.gov/pubs_and_bulls/publications/sales/loc...

That still looks like a substantial [raw monetary] saving by causing massive amounts of pollution and flying to USA to shop.

I don't know whether customs would impound your stuff when you get back and demand import duties be paid?
Google are good at preventing people hacking their servers, but they also broadcast your private data to thousands of third parties every time you open a webpage. Facebook and Google's approach to data security is lock it down so only they and their partners can access it. It does nothing for your privacy.
Holy freaking cow. Having lived around different places in Europe, and visited many others, I have an impression that London has the best food of just any city in the EU. I can only compare places like Berkeley and SF, and some in Turkey and Cyprus for the quality of meat, veggies and fruits you can get.
I totally agree with you, unless the house is a rental.
The present incumbent technology has matured and been researched over a few decades. Like evolution new technologies could possibly thrive in a niche area to some level of maturity, however that would appear unlikely.

There appears to be a certain amount of scepticism as to how this design can convert the vibration into electricity.
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190103-the-norwegian-...

It isn’t very flattering about your sandwiches.
Oh no.

Maybe you can configure this?
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/customizing-firefox-usi...

Or perhaps use their canary domain to force Firefox to use local DNS?

Or just configure it yourself?

It's not security if an application can still access the internet.
Why not block all internet access except via a proxy server? Which is what a "real" enterprise would do because they can block what they want and have a secure network.
I’m 45, and I love these questions. I like these a lot more than being asked to reverse a binary tree on the whiteboard style questions. It’s just as easy to prepare for and do well on soft skill questions as technical questions. At some level, dealing with people is just as mechanical as dealing with computers and just as easy to optimize.
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Isn’t this the case for most food, we have a very competitive food retail sector in the UK.
Do these people not need to ask questions aimed at determining how skillfully the candidates can do their job? Why are all these questions fluff?
They are also much smaller. If you compare China to India it didn’t do that badly after all
Perhaps Apple have crash telemetry.
I don't understand why house prices should rise. Buildings have a limited lifespan. If a modern reinforced concrete building only lasts 80 years then it should lose 1% or more of its value every year.
> prices are usually excluding sales tax

Which, if charged, is usually a fraction of VAT.
If we're talking about spending space money on benefits, then talking about 'income before benefits' is kind of irrelevant. The whole point is that USA and Europe can afford both social benefits and space, but India apparently has to choose and has chosen to not support these very poor people.
And yet most have no problem with getting asked leetCode questions to work on yet another software as a service CRUD app.
You are right that many of the of older high-end apartments have these tiny rooms on the roof for the staff, but I found that repulsive. The place I got was in a new building and had a proper service suite inside with a decently-sized bedroom and nice bath.
Pret and similar shops also sell wraps, salads and soups. There are also "build your own salad bowl" shops.

Maybe "lunch as a main meal" is more of a mainland-Europe thing?
That lesson is absolutely appropriate for many instances. Especially if the individual did not receive appropriate punishment for their crime in the justice system and shows no remorse.

Forgiveness is appropriate if the offender has learned a lesson and changed their ways.
I would like to see the same analysis on the difference between how much they spend on dinner.
How can I, someone without a Facebook profile, ask Facebook to delete my internal profile?
About 2700 USD
As far as I am aware, the only organizations that aren't under the jurisdiction of any nation state or authority are those sponsored by/derived from the United Nations.
For me it's more like 4-5 hours..
Although to be fair most American states have way less sales tax than the UK VAT, which is 20%.

California - 7.5%, Florida - 6%, New York State - 4%.

I was told there was also an EU electronics recycling levy, although I'm not sure how much that adds.
Well I'm asking because I'm trying to understand the drawbacks of a resolving server. Thanks for the explanation !
They already stated in the article that if the canary domain will be abused they will disable that check.
Cars are expensive purchases. So there's a competitive marketplace around leasing them.

Leasing housing - i.e. rent-to-own - could solve the need to save for a large down-payment.

Why isn't there a competitive and fair marketplace there ?
I guess thats Mozillas new monetizing strategy, sell user data to cloudflare, and market it as privacy.

If you want privacy you better firewall everything your computer want to send to Cloudflare,
Akamai, et.al.
Thanks for the article, I agree that these groups are useful to think with, while I also object to the association of specific people with a particular category. Maybe because I align myself with these people too much, but don't consider myself aligned to one category at the expense of the others?
Besides what the other commenters have said, it also just seems like a bad idea to add 170 million extra recursive resolvers, I don't know how well the dns infrastructure would cope with that extra amount of traffic.
Higher voltage means less current for the same power. Since the power dissipated on the battery is proportional with the current you want to draw less current. What a lot of people do not understand is that the lack of a gearbox in an electric car is a big problem. When the motor is running suboptimally the excess energy taken from the battery will be transformed in heat.
Thanks for suggestion. I'll add an example collection for default.
As they say in the article.

Can you explain how these differences are relevant to the subject of the article?
Being a monolith, it can do lots of really nasty things to spammers and that functionality is easy to set up due to the relative simplicity of the Exim configuration.

It also can do things that other MTAs can't do at all, again due to it being a monolith.

Postfix for example is made out of a string of independent programs that pass mail to one another. Once a program has an email that program can only deal with the email itself or pass it along to the next program. That limits what can be done with that email and makes the configuration harder to understand.
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An E-Mail client not written in C to start with.
The Ba in Kirkwall is held every year still. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirkwall_Ba_game
Yet another buffer overflow CVE....
Oh sure, but you have to pay for upkeep. I can rent out a car, that doesn't make it an appreciating asset.
Also see “Building a Bw-Tree Takes More Than Just Buzz Words” https://hyeontaek.com/papers/openbwtree-sigmod2018.pdf

> Second, our evaluation shows that despite our improvements, the Bw-Tree still does not perform as well as other concurrent data structures that use locks.
Not all felons and not all contact are equal.

I think it's reasonable to suggest that you should avoid taking money from felons who used that money to rape children.
The CIA is the Nazi's fourth reich. They escaped Europe, found themselves with new resources in America's military-industrial complex, and have been fucking shit up around the world ever since. There are many in the world who believe we're still fighting Nazi policies, only its the USA this time around, doing the implementing.

And its hard to disagree that secret torture chambers (like, literally, thousands of them) being operated by shadowy figures who are not accountable to anyone is anything less than a total usurpation of the founding principles of the USA ..
No, you’re wrong. It’s not about converting what they earn to dollars using direct exchange rate, it’s about converting it to dollar’s purchasing power.
It seems unlikely anyone else could have bankrolled a realistic challenge to Apple's dominance. So we would probably be in a situation where there was iPhone, and a bunch of shit phones from random manufacturers.

It would have obviously been Microsoft. They already had a mobile operating system and companies would have had no choice but to use it.

But if that were the case, they'd be in even worse anti-trust waters than they already are with the device.

Microsoft never got in trouble for having a closed operating system. And despite all of Rubin’s BS about the “definition of open”, everything that makes Android,Android outside of China is closed source and controlled by Google.
There's a reason for the saying "the master has forgotten more than the journeyman has ever learned." :P
Being in the same jurisdiction is bad: your ISP is THE place for your local law enforcement to get info on your browsing.
I disagree that the OP's comment isn't helpful. Mozilla could have taken a tack that would have increased decentralization and promoted privacy (DNS-over-TLS exists). Instead, they went the way of a centralized protocol that just trades one set of potentially bad actors (ISPs) for another.

re: network policy - If you're paying to use a network with policy that you disagree with vote w/ your wallet. If you're using somebody else's network (i.e. a corporate network I'm paid to administer, for example) it's reasonable to accept that you're bound by the owner's policy-- it's their network.
Something that I have been working on for my own use, but can be helpful to you:

https://littleblah.com/post/2019-09-01-senior-engineer-check...
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From their FAQ (https://vortexbladeless.com/faq/#question6):

"Vortex wind turbines are designed to have high performance with most common wind speeds (between 3-12 m/s) and to has a quick response to turbulent airflows changes.

If wind velocity exceeds the device’s working threshold, it will stop by itself due to physics principles."
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What someone is convicted of, and what someone is guilty of, are often different things.
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Curent status of the project - https://vortexbladeless.com/faq/#question10

They still appear to be updating the website at least.
>What if they are just as evil and brutal today and we just don't know about it.

Pay attention to America's illegal wars, and the nature of the innocent victims.

Yes, these wars are evil and brutal. That is why the American people are kept un-informed about them.

But if you peek beneath the propaganda you will find the ugly truth: the people of the USA have been hoodwinked into letting their military-industrial complex ruin civilisation around the world.
Works for typedefs too.
I have an impression that London has the best food of just any city in the EU

IMO Barcelona, which consistently had some of the worst prepared food of anywhere I've been[1], still had better pre-made train station sandwiches than anything I've seen in London. I distinctly remember being shocked at how expensive (and heavy and otherwise lackluster) the food was at Paddington station, for example. IMO Germany (Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Berlin) has the best mix of affordable and quality convenience foods of any place I've been in Europe so far[2]. Pret was pretty decent (but I've only been at the airport one), and wasn't terribly expensive by airport standards but it was a far cry from a sandwich for a couple quid.

In general I've found that the further south you go in continental Europe, the better the produce is (and in general it's better than what I'd see domestically outside of California/NY). Sure, you can find excellent produce in the Bay Area, but you'll often pay dearly for it.

East Asia is on a whole other level though.

1: Tapas 24 in BCN deserves a shout out for being one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had (food and service-wise) so far this millennium. How Abellan got a Michelin star I'll never know.

2: Two words: Le Crobag.
Just build it from source with no API keys.

(Though DoH is not an "integration" in that sense.)
Yes and this is not exclusive to developing countries either.
Hopefully it kills less birds
Although I found the post useful, I felt it was targeted more towards a technical audience, or people just starting to learn about the web from a technical perspective. I don't know how many people generally know about Github or Netlify otherwise.

And even then wouldn't the exercise of hosting a server and setting up something like Nginx, be more valuable?

And if the need is just "I want a website", options like Weebly (weebly.com) is far more user friendly, surely.
wish they would update it to not hijack browser scrolling
We're getting an option to bypass TSP's DNS to a 3rd party over secure connection; be it DoH or DoT.

TSPs can easily map your usage behaviour to your identity while 3rd party DNS provider will have your behaviour alone. Albeit, TSP will still have IPs you've accessed for data transfer.

TSPs that honour their customers' privacy will allow 3rd party DoH/DoT, esp DoT(ie port:853).

TSP: Telecom service provider
I don't think that you can't choose them, to me which tribe you consider yourself in reflects your ideals in software, and that may change over years.
I am pretty sure the AWS business model is to get you to write your own code that interacts with the API so that when you think about switching to another provider, you realize that you're throwing away months of work and decide not to. They also make the API requests take so many parameters that are specific to your particular use case that nobody will ever be able to write a generic tool that does what you want. Ever run "awscli help" and find anything useful? Didn't think so. Write your own tool if you want help!

Amazon is very much in that "we were here first so we'll do whatever we want" mentality. They can provide worse service for more money, and people love them. Nobody ever got fired for picking AWS!
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Three questions for daily review:

a) What went well today?

b) What did not go well?

c) What can be improved?

Three more from Naikan:

a) What have I received from (person x)?

b)What have I given to (person x)?

c) What troubles and difficulties have I caused to (person x)?
Something like this? https://zerodown.com
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Oh you can get hot sandwiches too. That's pretty much New York's only reason for existing. Egg and cheese on a bagel or croissant. Chicken parm sub. Calzones are sandwiches too, right?

In SF a Banh Mi is assuredly going to come right out of a toaster piled high with veg and meat. There are a few other places around that'll toast your sammie and drown it in Italian dressing (Sub Center with your obnoxiously sexist staff and delicious meatball sandwiches I'm looking at you).

Or, you know, Quizznos.

One can only do so many three-margarita lunches before a performance review is due.
I guess it is. I am suprised. I mean i lived in amsterdam where sandwich launch was common but never realized it is so widespread.
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I don’t believe you could apply linear depreciation to most buildings in a realistic sense when most homeowners live on average in their homes around 7 years.
The value of a house is normally a fraction (in my case in London, about 20%) of the value of the plot. Rebuild cost is something you see on your home insurance, and is normally much lower than market value.
> If Google excluded paywalled content its search functionality would be a lot less useful to me as a result.//

Almost all companies would stop paywalling - well almost all those who get traffic to their site from Google [I'm being somewhat facetious, that's practically every site].
Usually it's the land the house is placed on which appreciates in value. The old saying is true: location, location, location means homes can experience large increases or decreases in value due to nothing other than their location.
A number of paywalled sites allow Google through either because it's in their self interest to do so or because they have a business arrangement with them. This has been going on for a long time. It used to be that Google would penalize a site in its search results for showing their web crawler something other than what a user would see but that appears to have been relaxed in recent years, at least for the larger paywall sites.[1]

[1] I believe that's the case... I don't recall in earlier years paywall pages ranking so high in the search results but my memory could be faulty on this.
Can somebody point me to the place in the Firefox code where the "use-application-dns.net" canary domain is actually checked? I've tried searching the mozilla-central Mercurial repository and I'm not finding it. I'm clearly inept here.

I'm looking at what my Windows DNS servers return when I put in an empty zone for "use-application-dns.net" and I'd like to see exactly what Firefox is testing for. Windows 2012 R2, at least, returns the SOA and no NXDOMAIN for an "A" query to "use-application-dns.net" with an empty zone. If they're explicitly looking for NXDOMAIN then blocking DOH behavior with Windows DNS servers probably isn't going to work. >sigh<
Same here. After adopting this approach, I haven't had to look it up since.

The real question I have left: why is this so intuitive for cp, but completely counterintuitive for ln?

I wonder if is because we think of how we would follow the link.
"Grab something quick" sounds like emergency not something you should do often.

I guess many people live in constant state of emergency.
It seems “No Sugar” (which I just heard of for the first time) is supposed to replace Zero but it’s not quite the same. (Anyway, even the “same” type of Coke is not the same across markets and if I remember correctly the Zero brand has been used for quite different products).

https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/coke-no-suga...

Edit: in which market do you say sucralose being used in “no sugar” coke? I can’t find any reference other than to “diet coke with splenda” (a brand of sucralose, which is used in combination with aspartame in that “diet” coke).
Here is an explicit discussion of how Exim handles this sort of issue:

* https://www.exim.org/exim-html-3.20/doc/html/spec_55.html

Like any MTA it needs to be root to connect to port 25. It can and does drop privilege after that. Like any MTA it needs to have a process running as root to do local deliveries as a particular user and to do .forwards . It appears that process is what is being attacked here. If you don't do local deliveries/.forwards, you don't have to have any processes running as root.
It's not a matter of interpretation or tricky language. The video says "of" [1] so it's 1.54 times the design limit.

[1] https://youtu.be/Ai2HmvAXcU0?t=45
The `...` in my post above was to indicate that.

Zip does indeed break the 'rule', but this is not an excuse, cp and mv manage just fine with:

in in in in [...] out

Which is why I said the 'last' rather than 'second'.
Did a road trip with two buddies around Europe about 10 years ago and this was our experience. Italian gas stations felt like upscale grocery stores in the US.

Even fuel was less than we expected due to getting 50+ mpg
OP here. Just to put more context here. My friend and I have been working on a drag-and-drop backend builder tool on top of cloud platforms - https://codelines.dev.

It's like Webflow for AWS.

We're trying to find out what are some common backend scenarios that are people implementing again and again so we implement the right features.
I lived with $0 a day during 2 years (I lived in France, in a small student room, for about €140/month)

It's sustainable and compatible with a 'normal' life, I found food from:

- student university restaurants, I asked the permission to collect in the bread 'trash', most bread was in perfect state. I heard this food was used for chicken farms

- end of markets, I was even helping merchants in exchange of their damaged but perfectly good legumes and fruits. I was coming back with a lot of food. It's important to eat the most damaged first of course

- some supermarket bins, where I could find some salad plastic bags, eggs. There was other kind of food, meat, biscuits, dishes, but I wasn't interested by those processed foods

If I had $2 per day, I'd buy a huge rice bag periodically, eggs, and damaged legumes every week at the end of markets
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