skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There have been semi-serious arguments for combining eastern and central. And mountain and pacific. A lot of people in New England would like to shift to Atlantic time but I can’t realistically see moving to a different time zone than NYC.
I get the exact same result in Google, so I'm not sure what this proves.
Why on earth is this comment downvoted?
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FB doesn't care about illegal content. They may say they do, but they don't as long as they're making money -- that is all they care about.
Maybe a long time ago when lights actually used a lot of energy. For me, it's all about the heat. And if my family gets up in the dark, when it's coldest, and the heat pump turns on, that's probably my biggest energy draw of the day. If I can wait just an hour for the sun to come up and the air to become even a few degrees warmer, my heat pump just became a lot more efficient.
No, please, no. I already need my phone for way too many things.

I do not know what system is better to deal with summer times, but I hope it's one that can work with simple clocks.
You can add CT checks to such software with e.g. ctutlz (a Python library towards this end) but you need to be on the sort of treadmill that browsers are on, with regular updates and disabling security features like CT checking in browsers that don't get updated in a timely fashion.

All the non-Google modern CT logs moved to rolling annual logs. Cloudflare's Nimbus for example, is actually logs named Nimbus2019, Nimbus2020, Nimbus2021 and so on. Nimbus2019 is for certificates that expire in 2019. Most of them are already expired 'cos it's November already, it doesn't see a lot of updates, in January Cloudflare can freeze that and eventually they can decomission it, browsers will stop trusting it, but it won't matter because those certs already expired. If you go get yourself a new Let's Encrypt cert now, it'll probably be logged with Nimbus2020, come January 2021 you won't care if Cloudflare freezes it and starts shutting it down.

As a result you need frequent (say, monthly seems fine) updates to stay on top of new logs being spun up and old ones shutting down, or else you'll get false positives.

For CLI or server software that has a regular update cadence anyway I can see this as a realistic choice, for a lot of other software it'll be tough to do this without more infrastructure support.
You can pretend it's 8:30pm.
I'm a big supporter of 2D-defined time-zones, but not for what your're saying.

The overall debate revolve around daylight which change in function of one's latitude.

With an internationally agreed grid (e.g. current longitude division plus steps of 15° of latitude), we may solve those problems easily for everyone, wherever they lives.
Cattle don't care about DST. The only thing it dies for farmers is screw up their delivery schedule.
I feel like there is a sort of dominance game at work, not necessarily just with anger but other moods too. I've noticed if someone is angry or depressed, he/she will try to bring everyone around them "down to their level" (and if you're immune, you'll be ignored). I might just be sensitive to it now since I've been thinking about this for a while, but sighing or other attention-seeking behaviors (whistling triggers me) are huge tips that someone is trying to take over and shift the mood. Often people do it subconsciously, and others around them react subconsciously as well.
Or more likely the summer-winter scheduled shift in a largely uncoordinated way over course of a month or two.
Personally, I am for DST only. As a night owl seeing dawn at 3am during summer sounds horrible to me.
> Yes: minimize or stop using them... The web has very little lock-in

There are people who could not register to vote in time because reCAPTCHA has blocked them.
Computers already manage traction on most new cars, a relatively simple feedback loop is better at it than most humans.
Mostly for bindings though.
Same story, different camera (mine is an x-t30)
Stable matching?
Google very, very rarely promotes the open way first, and when they do it's step 1 in embrace, extend, extinguish. They have no good intentions. I don't think they ever did, they just had "do no evil" branding until the evil got too obvious to ignore.
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Notice that I said on the user side. I completely agree that when a web site uses various Google (or other) services you're stuck. However, the article is about Google removing URLs from search results... you can do something about that.
Constant spacing between words actually makes things easier to read. Prioritizing no ragged edges over all else prioritizes aesthetics over readability.
Are you looking for US only for remote?
Aircraft can go up in value. A well-maintained cessna can appreciate as the economy goes up and down (more rich people wanting to learn to fly). So too with mining equipment in response to ore prices.
Why are people getting worse at “The Price Is Right”?
This also useful http://l-lists.com/en/lists/e34z3f.html
Technically you can run any android APK on a Sony camera. It's just the supported API version is old and many things might not work

https://github.com/ma1co/Sony-PMCA-RE
Yeah that was a bit much, he deserves to pay.
Hi,
exactly to the point, these are the ones included Out Of the Box: Prometheus (operator, with Grafana, alertmanager,etc), Nginx Ingress, Heapster (next will be metrics server once helm chart will be stable), Kured, etc.
Adding any service mesh on top is simply adding the helm chart and its params in the addons.yaml
Yeah, my life is a different situation and I would very much benefit from a geofenced rob-taxi service to supplement public transport and medium range trips. I don't own a car and don't plan to, bicycle and public transport is sufficient for where I life. I don't even have a driving licences, I plan to do it one day but it's not important currently. I would never take the autonomous car to drive across the countries, i think taking the train is just the superior experience. In a car you're crammed in this tiny space, whereas a train is a smooth ride with lots of space, internet and something to charge your laptop. I don't think setting up a mobile office in a vehicle is that important for most people.
Another computing history story from Sweden:

Once when I was young (in the 80s) I found a roll of paper with punched holes in them in our family's home. It turned out that my dad had taken a course in "automatic data management" while studying economics at Lund University, Sweden some time around 1963 or so. A course assignment had been to create a few programs in ALGOL. (I got that part because he had kept the course book.)

I spent so much time trying to decode this roll of punched tape. My dad wasn't of much help. He didn't really understand why I was so excited about this. Eventually I managed to decode the roll of paper, probably after getting some kind of character set guide; I don't really remember. I wish I still had this tape of punched paper... I do remember it was really exciting to write out the ALGOL program in clear text as I painstaikingly decoded the punched tape.

I was that kid who was really into computing, but so starved of input, in the middle of nowhere.

I think his exercises were run on:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BESK

"BESK (Binär Elektronisk SekvensKalkylator, Swedish for "Binary Electronic Sequence Calculator") was Sweden's first electronic computer, using vacuum tubes instead of relays. It was developed by Matematikmaskinnämnden (Swedish Board for Computing Machinery) and for a short time it was the fastest computer in the world. The computer was completed in 1953 and in use until 1966."

or

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMIL_(computer)
There are actually a number of layout engine hints available for compact, minimize crossings, hard angles instead of curves, top/down vs left/right, and using hidden lines to force specific relationships.

It's scattered about a bit through the manual, but you can achieve most things you need.

Really, there's a Zen of PlantUML where you stop trying to control it and focus on defining the relationships.
I’m sure the EPA, which is run by a man who was previously a lobbyist for oil companies, will handle this without a hint of corporate bias.
Google does lots of great things for people, so it looks to me like you're overreacting. Finding the right balance is important in regulation.
Yeh I think the potential of a spiral is real and I'm conscious of that. I've never really donated at all but that is something I want to look at doing if it can really make a difference.
> earliest risers are waking

I don't think there's any reason to turn this into an us vs them thing. Where I live, at only about 45 degrees, permanent DST would have the sun rising at 8:50 in the dead of winter. I don't think I've ever known anyone who wakes later than that.
If you want it easy, you can buy something like a Synology NAS where you can install locally hosted Email, Contacts, Calendar, Dropbox and Photos servers with a few clicks. The software is of decent quality as well.

Obviously you pay for the convenience, but it's not a lot for self-hosted and maintained stack at home.
Exactly to the point: this project is mainly focused to on-prem: configures kernel params, k8s HA is with keepalived (or your HW LB should you have one), etc.
Should you see something important missings, I would be happy to answer/add it.
Most VPS services I've used don't have the WireGuard kernel module installed and, of course, you can't install kernel modules in VPSs.
OK, but the OS isn't hardware. Being good at one really doesn't say anything about ability with the other. The only reason Apple is an exception is they've literally been bet-the-company all in on both for every single one of 43 years.

Also, at the time who had a better reputation on phone hardware than Nokia? The MS/Nokia phones were also very well reviewed for the hardware too. It didn't matter, the software platform was too late to the party. There simply wasn't, and still isn't a significant market for a third OS platform.
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Side note: For those who tried DDG in the past and were unimpressed I suggest giving it a whirl again. I kind of wrote it off a few years ago and then tried it recently and its pretty good. You may have to modify some search habits. If you enable location tracking they do anonymous localized results (can read about it here: https://help.duckduckgo.com/privacy/anonymous-localized-resu...) Usually good if you're used to typing in food choices and getting local results
Does an abuse of power become less egregious because there are even worse ones?
I think planning for an early retirement and more luxurious travel later in life is a good target and locking up money is something I am already doing and I guess feels like 'spending' money that way.
It's a move that even sheeple won't like
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Here's a nice writeup on Morning Brew's formula: https://medium.com/marketing-and-entrepreneurship/reverse-en...
Serving Django App Statically at the Lowest Cost Possible
I can't say I care much whether future people look like me. Fortunately for me, the things I do care about propagating to future generations are independent of bloodlines. I can easily transmit ideas to people with whom I have no common ancestors for 50 generations. (And the ideas I can't transmit? Maybe their lack of fitness should tell me something.)
You can install kernel modules in most types of VPS. OpenVZ is the only somewhat common type that doesn't support it.
I like PlantUML but have been disappointed by the quality of its vector output options (SVG, etc.). I found that things rounded corners tended to be rendered at limited resolution, which becomes apparent if zooming in enough.
As we enter the winter months taking up a couple more hobbies and making sure every evening is filled with an enriching activity (even if that's tv!) is a goal for me coming up.
It's still Android though, and still picking up crumbs falling from Google's table.
I'd love to try paragliding one day!
Reminds me of "https://mermaidjs.github.io/"
I've used mermaid for basic network documentation and simple routing diagrams. And Mermaidjs has a viewer plugin for AtomIDE
You are describing the dxo one.
Maybe, but this is very different from the original examples of Madoff and Worldcom. Their scams were flagrantly illegal at the time that they did them.
That is categorically not true.

Go compiles down to machine code, it has a stack and heap, it has structures on that stack and heap, and it has data races; those are all of the required components for a use after free. You can have data races compiled by the stock go compiler without the use of unsafe (also, why have race detector tooling if this is false?). It would probably be easier to exploit than here even because one wouldn't even need to bother with the ASLR pointer exfiltration they had to do here.

It may be harder to write exploitable code, but memory safety does not guarantee runtime memory safety. Especially in the face of concurrency.
I remember reading a thread about this move a while ago
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This is good to hear. But what I'm really wondering about is what Sangoma plans to do on the commercial side, most notably with Switchvox.

I have been begging for a professional version of Switchvox for years. By that, I mean a version where more is left to the admin to configure, especially when it comes to SIP trunking. I mean a version that lets you use multiple NICs on the device to avoid NATing, ALGs, and other nasty scenarios. And a version with access to the Asterisk CLI so you can troubleshoot, debug, etc. All while maintaining commercial support, and general ease of use for day-to-day administrative activities that Switchvox is known for.
I started seeing that version about 2 days ago
It’s more about when school opens and closes and not business hours.
Smartphones win on convenience. Standalone wins on focal lengths, and low light performance from large sensors that smartphones will NEVER be able to overcome. If you don't need those features, then you're not the target audience, and can stick with a smartphone.
For what is like moderate latitude and up DST makes a lot of sense. Makes no sense around the equator
Global time zone maps are already really weird. There are plenty of places where traveling east doesn’t change the time zone for thousands of miles, or changes it by something other than one hour.
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"Do we have any recourse against this monopoly, other than voicing our concerns repeatedly while they ignore us?"

There are a lot of Google employees (and potential Google employees) on HN.

So if "we" includes them, then yes, "we" could do a lot... like not work for Google.
First, thanks for the super thoughtful response. It suggests that One Job a Day is at least striking a cord with users, but now it's about optimizing the UX.

Regarding point 1 - this is definitely something I've been thinking about too. For the MVP, I have the job poster supply an outbound link to their current job post/resume collecting portal. But, my plan is to build an application screening component into the site as well. For the applier, we can save their information and allow for frictionless applying, and for the recruiter, my hope is to put things in place where they can better filter their candidates so it's not as overwhelming for them to review candidates.

2) I think you're right that I should add a "last X daily jobs" so people can browse if they missed the job of the day. But, my hope is that having a super narrow focus (entry-level marketing jobs at top tech companies) means that the job relevancy goes from 1 in 10 to maybe 1 in 3. Similar to Woot.com or any daily deals site, the deal might not be relevant to you today and that's okay. It's so easy and passive to just come back and check tomorrow if there's relevance that I'm hoping to turn this into a more passive, DAU heavy product than traditional job boards.

Regarding tracks, 100% agree. A lot of people I've shared the idea with say I should create things like "/developer" or "/finance", and I do want to do that in the future. But, for now, I'm sticking with a very narrow focus because I've seen how a broad target results in poor engagement from many users whereas this time I want to have heavy engagement from a small subset of users.

Keep the feedback coming!
They'd represent more like 90% of the revenue, but you're forgetting about the multiple. So call it 36K.
Is there any viable alternatives to PlantUML out there?

I want there to exist a simple format that I can put under version control that gives me neat looking diagrams – without requiring me to run a Java based server component.

Monodraw [0] and such are nice, but the diagrams are neither nice nor easy to change without having access to the editor.

[0] https://monodraw.helftone.com/
Hi,
it's because metric server is not yet "stable" and fully integrated with dashboard.
We keep monitoring it closely and ready to do the switch.
Value is but one of the many human illusions we create.

There are really two kinds of value - consensus value and individual value. Consensus value is what defines the things that society feels to be valuable. Individual value is arguably more important, as it defines the things important to an individual experience on this planet.

Value is also inherently ephemeral in the long run. There will be a point in human existence where nothing we've ever created will be of any value, because at that point human civilization will cease to exist.
I work at a startup trying to do this (Ethereum rather than Bitcoin): https://unlock-protocol.com/about/

Transaction fees are there, but don't have to be enormous. Our code can also optimistically unlock the page under the assumption that pending transactions will eventually go through, so block time is also less of a concern.

Right now the tricky thing is that it requires a browser extension if you want to transact directly with crypto (or use one of the few browsers that come with a built-in web3 wallet).

We also have a managed crypto wallet service that allows people to pay with credit cards, but it isn't widespread because it can only be used to buy keys for locks we have approved.
And when the job market for developers is no longer so hot (bound to happen eventually), guess whose resumes are going to the bottom of the pile?

Never forget that what goes around comes around.
and then consider the typical project on Github which makes it intentionally hard to open up an issue, like with a template where you need answer 10 questions right down to your underpants size...
This is an important (and unsettling) realization. I find this to be true of many "superstar"-type folks.
They used to do this, before modern coating techniques. The issue is that if any moisture gets inside that annulus (which will happen eventually), you get corrosion. It's also then very hard to inspect the integrity of that inner pipe with traditional techniques, like guided ultrasonics.
Living in the EU I can say that the opinion of most people is: stop this madness but if possible align with neighbor countries and perhaps prefer a bit more sun after work, in this order.
Any real evidence that dating software was working correctly?
It's even worse. He'll use his billion dollars to buy himself cachet in SF, NYC, and LA (and the universities, museums, etc., will all be too glad to take his money and give him board seats), so he'll never personally feel any repercussions for the damage he has done.

Sure, us plebes will despise him, but he'll move around in circles with people like him, not us, those who have gotten rich by making the world a worse place, and then bought themselves an esteemed position in "society", where they congratulate each other on how brilliant they all are.
It could be. But I would put my money on this being what it actually looks like: a way to test the waters on what kind of effect dropping visible URLs in results would have.

And if you work at Google, wouldn't you want to know? Maybe ask the search team and report back what you find, I'm really curious.
Still does for me...
Isn't there a middle ground between grey and old brown'ish offices and wework though ?
Please don't use code formatting for quotes. The side scrolling makes it painful to read on desktop and virtually impossible to read on mobile.
Perhaps you are right (although I hope you aren't). I was reading https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20190321IP... the other day, and I sensed some light at the end of the tunnel.

I guess we'll see…
Seems like sidereal and solar time are 4 minutes off per ‘day’. They are more similar to each other than standard time, I think. But I was referring to their day reference starting at ‘high noon’.

It’s unlikely your version of standard time has noon at the sun’s peak. My solar noon is at around 11:30, and will be at 12:30 after the time change. Honestly not that different I suppose, but it

You can check yours here:
https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/grad/solcalc/
What does “frequency” mean in an image?
TIL that content for wikipedia pages changes per language. I clicked 'English' in the left pane hoping to learn more about what you are saying, but the English version does not have the 'En Europe' section. not so great. Thanks for your post
CVE-2019-2114 flaw allows hackers to plant malware on Android devices via NFC
OK that’s a good way way of breaking it down. Definitely seems like Uber was sloppy at the least. Guess that’s why we’re chatting. :)
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> when it's around the equinox I am guaranteed no daylight in personal time

Do you not get a weekend?
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When you run across broken searches like that, you can report them to DDG and they'll fix them.
Instead of setting your watch right (or having your phone automatically adjust), you instead have to just “remember” that all the standard store openings and work times are displaced by a couple of hours and continuously do the math in your head. How is that better? We’ve gone from one problem technology can fix to one that it definitely can’t.
It's the same old story.

Computer + X = Computer

It doesn't matter if X is a screen, an audio system, a network terminal, a phone, a GPS locator, a fingerprint reader, a 3D scanner or a camera. What matters is the fact it's a computer, and the standalone thing will either retreat into a specialist niche or die. Even train tickets and credit cards are going the same way.
Same here, switched my default search engine to DDG a few months and it took only a few days to get used to it. So much that I was very surprised to discover that I know dislike Google results UI (something I never imagined could happen). I still fallback to Google for advanced search (usually technical subjects) with !g but in the majority of common searches the DDG default results are what I expect.

Seriously to all people thinking there is no alternative give it a try, I switched my family and they don’t see a difference.
Startpage seems to have been bought by an ad company.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21371577