skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I enjoy Kubernetes because it weeds me out from all the people who aren't used to actually having to read docs to understand the layered concepts of k8s as a networking model, of which there can be multiple opensource Implementations.

The opsys bros I know who are used to hacking together docker-composes that are more insecure than your grandmother's internet explorer browser in 30 seconds, slapping a json parsing logger on it and calling themselves geniuses fail miserably when they are left to design construct and optimise secure kubernetes clusters and elegantly port a variety of full stack web applications in a cost efficient manner.

It requires planning and design. Just because you haven't invested hundreds of hours into reading the docs and testing, and building k8s clusters for which the docs are incredibly useful doesn't mean you have to attack the verbage, just read the docs. If you can't do that then maybe your best investing your criticism into a domain of expertise you're actually knowledgeable and/or experienced in.

Also "kind" represents the type of k8s object, like service or deployment. It's not ambiguous at all, it just requires reading to the third paragraph of "general Kubernetes concepts" in the Kubernetes docs to understand it.
I feel like it would be appropriate to share some of these forums in this thread, I think the immediate need outweighs anyone calling it out as self-promotion.
> The figures prompted charities to urge men to reach out by dedicating more time to hobbies and socialising in an attempt to stop hundreds of thousands living in isolation.

Rather than urge men, would it not make more sense to urge charities and hobby organizations to do out reach programs towards getting more men to join? It is what IT sector and the education system has been doing lately in order to increase minority numbers.
You can use powerlevel10k with the default system font. It works fine with urxvt without any twiddling.
this is the cleanest explaination to all that's going on right now.

The harsh truth is that Stallman had seen it right all along, and adviced us on time about what to do.

Yet not all of us listened, many gave in into non-completely-free licenses, and here we are now.
The hardware doesn't care what it was designed for; it does what it's told. It is extremely plausible that capabilities which exist for testing purposes can also be exploited for running malware.
https://youtu.be/mbEfzuCLoAQ
Do you mean you don’t want to scroll to consume content or do you mean that you don’t like to download content on demand? Or both? And, no I don’t like "rights management" of the user, so fuck DRM fwiw.

Have you seen Bubblin (https://bubblin.io) on the iPad? (Disc. I am one of the developers behind it.)

Sadly, books are already DRM'ed either by being on dead-tree or by being behind proprietary tech like that of Kindle.

Both are bad for books. Web is a ray of hope, IMO.
NASA isn't allowed to advertise in the same way spacex can.
For starters, tragedy of the commons...
Yes, this is the important part. A lot of men lack the tools to be able to go through a hard situation but instead turn into drugs, violence or other negative coping mechanisms.
That's funny. My first thought was that the narrative being fed here was "men are victims of the patriarchy", and my second thought that maybe The Times would now on be considered "a platform for the man's rights movement's narratives".
Two different parts build using same silicon. Standard industry practice. ESP8266 started its life as a slave SDIO network card with undocumented master mode.
So much about how processor design has evolved isn't about stuff we've learned, it's about how moore's law has allowed us to have more gates for the same cost, and "what is the best use of all these new gates". 8051s are still pretty competitive in their gate count niche.

It's sort of like how MIPS never really got a lot of traction outside of 5ish stage, in order, optional FPU designs. That's ultimately the gate count niche where they're still competitive.
Decades ago three people independently said to me, "I've known you a long time but I don't feel I know the real you." I saw I was the common element so decided to change.

I learned social and emotional skills, which took years of social and emotional work. It didn't cost time or money, but since I was used to intellectual learning, I often felt hopeless, confused, and other emotions I'd never felt from learning. Most things I tried didn't work, but some did and I kept at it.

After a few years I found myself saying how nearly all my relationships after that work were better than nearly any relationship before -- with friends, family, girlfriends, coworkers.

I've concluded that the problem wasn't my work situation or social structures, but that no one taught me social and emotional skills of self-awareness and relationships. In the past, we learned them through things like sports, arts, free play, and other performance-based activities -- the things schools increasingly cut in favor of things amenable to standardized tests. I don't mean art history or art appreciation, but creating and expressing yourself where others will judge your painting, recital, stage performance, etc and you learn to handle it. Nor do I mean sports where adults control everything, but challenging yourself to improve, recovering from loss and failure, etc.

My publisher framed my book Leadership Step by Step https://www.amazon.com/Leadership-Step-Become-Person-Others/... as a business book, since it will probably sell more that way, but it's the book version of the course I teach at NYU to develop these skills. My point is anyone can learn social and emotional skills. When you do, relationships improve and increase in number when you want. People who do the exercises consistently tell me they thought they couldn't learn these things, especially not in a classroom. I felt that way when I learned them. I wish I'd learned them as a child, but it's never too late to learn them.
I've seen stories about similar happenings in the US, and I'm not sure a return box is even a factor - even a letter/empty envelope with delivery confirmation may be adequate.
Hard to feel sorry for anyone there since it's extremely unlikely that Airbnb is going to leave hanging anyone with expiring options (i.e. the oldest and probably most valuable employees), and those people are almost all bound to make many, many millions of dollars. Not sure what the deal is with Chesky's hesitation to going public, but Airbnb is by all accounts a wildly successful company and folks are going to "get paid" as they they say in sports.

If you want to read about people with legit gripes about expiring options and lack of liquidity in an under-performing company, google any story about Palantir from the last five years.
Total isolation is literal torture and is why we should discontinue solitary confinement in our prison system. That fact is relevant to this discussion, we're only talking about a matter of degree.
Having lived in a van for the past year, building a yurt is my next plan. Probably once I’m back in Australia.

I’ve looked into earthships, bagged houses, abodo, containers, small houses and other DIY methods.

These yurts seems like the right balance between cost, DIY capability and results.

Particularly this loft design, which I’ve seen on some NZ YouTube videos.

My plan, a yurt on land approximately 2 - 3 hours from
Melbourne, plus a sprinter van or troopy. And I’ll buy a private parking space in Melbourne, for when I want to weekend / overnight in town.

Zero mortgage. Fuck your house prices, keep em.
Story starts here: https://dilbert.com/strip/1996-11-19
Why are we still using internal combustion engines?
>Marriage is a very intensive (and rewarding) commitment that I think most modern people cannot make

If we're going to make generalizations about whole generations of people then: I wouldn't call staying in an abusive relationship because of stigma of being divorced to be a positive of the past or a sign of commitment.
>Maybe things will change down the road but I’m in my mid 40’s sooo.

My dad was like this, his free-time basically revolved around us kids when we were younger and we had a great time. Then we got a little older and I could tell he'd be a little disappointed when we'd be busy with friends/other stuff on the weekends, but we'd still be together most week nights. Then when we went off to college/adult life, he really had nothing to do. My mom had friends to hang out with, but for him, she was all he had really and I think at that point it was too weird/hard for him to branch out and make new friends.

I'm not saying you shouldn't put family first, but it's not a bad idea to maintain some relationships or else that empty nest is going to hit you HARD eventually.
Well, France exists and is not bankrupt. France has managed to do it, and leads Europe in carbon output per unit of electricity, and will not be matched for quite some time.
It’s totally true. I actually started a little get together based on exactly that premise in my neighborhood.

Me and some other dads get together on Wednesday night at 9pm to step out and get 1 drink at a local pub. Usually doesn’t last more than an hour because we all have work the next day, but it gets us out after the kids are in bed on a day and time when none of us have scheduled plans.
React Native WordPress OAuth2
I created a little example repo that shows how you could use WordPress as an authentication service for your Expo Apps. This is a pretty interesting topic for web devs with WordPress clients.

With OAuth2 you could essentially take an existing WordPress website and easily build out a React Native App and not have to worry about the data structure or setting up a service like Firebase. This could allow devs to move quickly on small apps that extend the service already being provided on their WordPress site.

For example: If you have a client that is a Property Management company. They might collect rent through their WordPress site. Now they could easily move that effort into a React Native Expo app which could provide that basic functionality that a small business would need.

I'm not proposing that this is going to be something you would want to do for larger scale apps but for the small business owner this could be very beneficial.

Also, for anyone who will say that the database won't scale check out HyperDB or LudacrisDB because sharding is real in WordPress land. WordPress.com has 5 million tables or something crazy like that and they've distributed that load through replication. This is very easy today and could give you the power you need when building and scaling a native app.

What do you think?

https://github.com/freddiemixell/WordPress-Expo-Login
Amazon contributes a ton [0]. Contribs in most major projects and 1600+ GitHub projects.

Technically their fork of ES is more open than the software they forked.

I’m not sure what is appropriate to consider “very little” but Amazon is a direct contributor and member of the Linux Foundation.

What’s an acceptable level of participation?

[0] https://aws.amazon.com/opensource/
I draw a distinction between 'work friends' and 'friends I originally met through work'.
Haha, I had a similar experience back in the day! Online services such as Compuserve and AOL were popular, and I was with Compuserve. I heard about the web and loaded a few pages in Navigator - I was disappointed; Compuserve seemed way easier to use, had a lot more content, and was much richer in media.

I chortled, shook my head and went back to Compuserve.

How monumentally wrong I was!
Relevant discussion: “Ask HN: Where to sell my startup shares?” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20411135
I think Church and religion can also fill a similar role. As someone who isn't active in any religion, I notice that coworkers who are tend to have a lot of social activities and presumably friends as a result of their participation.
I agree with your perspective. War that involves China means Australia needs access to space. The only form of plausible high ground we can get.
don't you owe taxes on the stock appreciation?
I perused these before and didn’t feel like they are much for developer resources.. do you have some favorite posts to link to as opposed to the sub reddit entirely? (Which seems to consist of people wondering which update they got)
Assuming your marriage lasts forever is kind of the point. It's an existential leap-of-faith.
My company (unicorn) allows all employees to sell shares and there is a market on Shares Post for them. All companies should allow such pre-public trades.
Yes, as in the New Forest [0] in southern England (where 'new' refers to its creation in 1079). Even today it has some complex and ancient usage rights.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Forest
Well, I'm just drawing from my own experience here. Usually when I worked with people that behaved that way it turned out that that behaviour steemed from their untouchable-ish status.

Is it possible that someone behaving that way has legitimate reasons to do so? Sure. I mean I've been wrong before :P It's that I (personal experience, anecdata) didn't encounter many situations like that is all.
Sure, but that has the relationship wrong. TLS development can't realistically import work from QUIC because the relevant work already is TLS. The relationship between TLS and QUIC in such a system is mutual, like a clownfish and an anemone - each needs the other, QUIC is not just replacing TCP here, it's also dependant on TLS (in a way TCP obviously is no) because it offers TLS guarantees (e.g. forward secrecy) in QUIC itself, as well as guarantees TCP has like delivery order preservation.

QUIC needs a cryptographic setup mechanism. 99% of TLS is the cryptographic setup mechanism, and then 1% is "Now that we've agreed everything, here is how to send application data", QUIC doesn't need that 1% but it takes all the rest of TLS 1.3 straight out of the box.

A QUIC implementation can hypothetically end up negotiating TLS 1.4 (some future compatible TLS 1.3 upgrade) and that'll work out fine, the keys get generated and then just as with TLS 1.3 they are used to encrypt QUIC's native packets not a TLS application data layer.
Well, no - it’s more like “women get 88/82th the socialisation men get”.
The vending machines of Tokyo – in pictures
Might want to run advanced algorithms in my brain maybe...
I guess the album is dead
And many thanks to those guys for their work!
When I was an awkward teenager with no social skills, one of the places I found a social ingroup was on a video game forum on AOL. Roughly the same group of mostly teenage boys posted to this forum for 2-3 years before we all gradually moved off AOL. But we would later reconnect through Facebook and I still consider these guys good friends of mine even though I've maybe only met 2 of them in person.
https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/full/10.1146/annurev-publh...

Diet is established among the most important influences on health in modern societies. Injudicious diet figures among the leading causes of premature death and chronic disease. Optimal eating is associated with increased life expectancy, dramatic reduction in lifetime risk of all chronic disease, and amelioration of gene expression. In this context, claims abound for the competitive merits of various diets relative to one another. Whereas such claims, particularly when attached to commercial interests, emphasize distinctions, the fundamentals of virtually all eating patterns associated with meaningful evidence of health benefit overlap substantially. There have been no rigorous, long-term studies comparing contenders for best diet laurels using methodology that precludes bias and confounding, and for many reasons such studies are unlikely. In the absence of such direct comparisons, claims for the established superiority of any one specific diet over others are exaggerated. The weight of evidence strongly supports a theme of healthful eating while allowing for variations on that theme. A diet of minimally processed foods close to nature, predominantly plants, is decisively associated with health promotion and disease prevention and is consistent with the salient components of seemingly distinct dietary approaches. Efforts to improve public health through diet are forestalled not for want of knowledge about the optimal feeding of Homo sapiens but for distractions associated with exaggerated claims, and our failure to convert what we reliably know into what we routinely do. Knowledge in this case is not, as of yet, power; would that it were so.
Maybe cut also on happiness?
no, you can set your cname to the s3 bucket's url in your registrar's dns settings...

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/VirtualHosti...

You can also use cloudfront to do SSL if you need it.

Note: If you're really only need to host a static website and want SSL for free, Github static hosting will give you all that for free. https://pages.github.com/
This is great. Even displays the cloud cover forecast. Love it.
You're correct, by your definition I'm both alone and lonely. Lonely makes me sad but has improved productivity, where as socializing gave me what I would describe as 'Short term happiness which seemed fake & ridden with guilt later'.
One relevant philosopher not mentioned here is [Henri Bergson](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Bergson), whose critique of the concept of nonbeing distinguished him from the existentialists he spawned. I believe his argument was that nonbeing is a complication of the idea of being (nonbeing = being + negation), rather than a truly distinct and opposed concept, and that philosophical questions having to do with nonbeing were just poorly stated problems.
"and because I joined so early my options were cheap enough to exercise over time" --> So you were exercising regularly while the company still wasn't worth much? That's a best-case scenario. The problem comes when early employees have a low strike price but don't exercise until the valuation is high, either because of vesting or just not getting around to it. Anyone with, e.g. 50 cent Airbnb options is looking at a massive AMT hit if they wanted to exercise.
This also happens all the time in real life.
Would it be possible to have licensea based on usage. I believe the image (photography) sites do this, and prices reflect it.

That said, perhaps the industry needs an ethical framework similar to tithing? While I understand these software publishers are upset, no one involved has done anything wrong. Big companies taking advantage of free software can't be a surprise.
Two Israeli Brothers Arrested for Phishing Fraud, Bitfinex Hack
As a layman I would describe them as implicits like in current Scala [0] but better (easier to reason about). One thing which they allow is ad-hoc polymorphism like typeclasses.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1512.01895.pdf

https://old.reddit.com/r/ocaml/comments/4qan0w/modular_type_...

[0] https://scala-lang.org
Then the fault lies with Apple for marketing it wrongly. They should immediately correct it.
Rust isn't the holy fucking spirit, dude. Jesus
See women can beat men in some categories.
The one saving grace with phones is if they were constantly streaming recordings 24/7, you would probably notice the battery & data consumption. Much less so with wall-powered devices connected to WiFi.
It's in his profile:

https://www.lfgss.com/
Accessoires for the Paranoid
I’ve worked from home for the past 9 years (doing software contracting) starting first year of my degree and up until now (20-28 years old).

I am specifically asking every one of my future employers for more of the office hours. I can’t stand the lack of everyday interactions.
Martial arts are also a good option for this.
Ask HN: How to Create Value?
I am graduating soon and might end up working at a tech company. Through my internship experiences, I sometimes find tech work to be very passive and not value-creating.

How can I make a switch to more value-creating roles? Is this even possible?
No! No Rust. Get over it.
I will respond only to Q1, taking the perspective of analytics and data science.

Answer: PostgreSQL > MySQL

Postgres implementation of SQL includes a few useful clauses that are useful for analytics that MySQL does not support.

It used to be that MySQL had no window functions, and that made it wholly inferior to Postgres when it came to analytics. However, it seems MySQL began supporting window functions two years ago, so that is no longer a reason to choose one over the other.

There are at least two features supported in Postgres that are not available in MySQL that I use often enough to care:

• SELECT DISTINCT ON

• FULL OUTER JOIN

Having these saves dev time. It is possible to implement either using MySQL, but your code will be more verbose, creating more opportunities for error.

If you care about analyzing the data for data-scientific purposes, you would be better off using Postgres. It isn't just the couple of extra clauses. It's also having more (useful) indexing choices and little choices like being able to use two pipes (||) to concatenate strings instead of CONCAT().
As a gamedev i would LOVE to give the gc 1ms per frame if it would be hard bounded and allocs are guaranteed not to stall.
Options usually have an expiry when granted, i.e. they need to be exercised (employee pays cash at the strike price for it) before the expiry.

You need to pay capital gains tax when the gains are realized, I.e. at exercise.

I’m just speculating here but I think the problem is that the value of Airbnb stock has increased so much that the taxes due on the capital gain large enough that these option holders can’t afford to pay it without a liquidity event e.g IPO, where they could just sell the acquired stock to pay taxes.

So these early employees that were compensated in options are in this weird place where they can’t afford to exercise and are short on luck if their options expire before an IPO.

Also if you leave the company, your options usually expire some time after (perhaps 90 days?). I think that’s why some employees are complaining the lack of an IPO prevents them from moving on.

I presume later employees are conpensated in Restricted Stock Units which don’t have this problem.
until you get divorced
To be more accurate, this problem isn't gender specific. The problem is real and impacts everyone.
> suing for usury

Is this a thing?

Are we in biblical times?
I can't wait for my phone with hardware switches to arrive in the mail.
I hadn't considered Amazon in this yet, getting this far I was wondering how much GoDaddy has helped with Wordpress or any of it's plugins and such.. It's bee a while, but last I checked they were doing a lot with it and doing some exclusive things perhaps.
I see google has been doing some things with wordpress, but I don't trust them and their contributions concern me a lot - working on plugins and themes is fine, but nudging the core would wordpress is a big thing, Automattic does not listen to the little people who use WP as much as I'd like - seeing heavyweights spending time around the base makes me glad there are forks of WP.

far as I remember another big co using mostly WP and I have not seen much from them for contributing back, some place like squarespace or wiz or similar? OF course I have not been looking specifically for plugins and such created by them, and maybe they have contributed to the core - I would not recognize any of the names from them in the list of contributors with releases I have seen.
In addition to that, the founders are signaling their own long-term lack of confidence by selling their shares when no one else is allowed to do so.

Employees are correct to pressure their employers to IPO or GTFO, especially considering that many of these companies are on a trajectory where they're worth less over time (e.g. the collapsing valuations of Uber, Lyft, Slack, "We", etc).
As a gay male, I often have an additional wrinkle - in the Masonic orders, Eagles, Elks, or Moose Lodge, I feel I would be the odd man out in these situation.
What happened to the movement that it’s ok to be bored? That was ok, but now it goes out the window when it’s called “loneliness?”