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License, ScyllaDB is AGPL 3.0.

Also maintainability I am assuming. ScyllaDB is written by a team of people experts in writing high performance low level code, and I am not sure it is easy for others to fork it easily. Cassandra being written in java and being a much more normal application (no DPDK), might be easier to fork.
There's another comment above that states that you have no idea if the TV isn't trying to connect to open WiFis, or even use acoustic channels to talk to an app on your phone or smart speaker.

Sounds paranoid, but so did everything else until now.
I'm guessing lawyers would get involved to shut that type of service down. Right to repair laws might help, but this sounds like the model for people selling modified PlayStations. There are companies that will re-house a photography lens to be cinema friendly. The lens manufactures don't stop this, because it doesn't really affect their bottom line. TV manufactures would lose the money they made agreements with 3rd party people, so you know they would be more litigious to protect that income.
Indeed, eBPF is not turing complete.
Yes, this! I asked in another thread if there was a faraday cage we could use for the tv or at least tamper with the wifi antenna. I know CRTs have dangerous levels of voltage, so I hope it's not the case for lcd/led TVs
I'd recommend this route instead. Holy hell these things looked good. Could still suffer from glare, but they were really rich in tone.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Pioneer-Elite-Kuro-PRO-150FD-60-108...

That thing used to be 7000+ CAD. Even more when they first came out. In between legs at school I sold them in Calgary.
This is reminiscent of the early 2000s when flash developers were able to convince their clients they needed fancy animations and a splash page.

The design distracts from the content, which is pretty terrible when the subject is design.
I have a friend who dropped everything in his life to start homebrewing and trying to enter the brewing industry. He's broke and miserable and doesn't understand why the jobs are so bad. I'm trying to convince him that the fact that people are willing to give up everything to take one of these jobs is why you have to give up everything.

It's ironic as well, because the types of jobs he is running away from (spreadsheets, sales, boredom) are even more pronounced in this industry.

I appreciate having a job completely removed from my interests in life. And I've found the inverse of the above axiom to be true: jobs that seem super unappealing from the outside are often the most rewarding. Either the people who do it really enjoy it, or get treated well to stay in their position.

For most of our history, humans have not had many if any choices about the type of lives they live or the work they do. It would make sense that we are ill equipped to handle making good choices.
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That's an insightful question. I would say that the user-experience is simpler and the automation is richer, look at inletsctl and inlets-operator for instance and the Kubernetes service discovery. Inlets OSS can also multiplex sites and is more comparable to Argo Tunnels from Cloudflare or Ngrok than ssh.

Because inletsctl/operator uses cloudinit it is slightly easier to automate than setting up authorised ssh keys and then managing those, but the end result of local traffic appearing somewhere else is the same.
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FWIW: StavrosK has actually been putting some serious effort into making IPFS accessible.

See here for example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16521385
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7.5 metric tons is also over ten times the mass of each Voyager probe.
All this talk of TVs using your neighbor’s unencrypted wifi, am open hotspot, default ISP network credentials, or onboard 2G transmitters is making me seriously start to think it’s not a bad idea to build a huge faraday cage into the insulation/structure of a home with access-controlled, hardwired points of ingress/egress for your own traffic.
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BPF amuses me greatly; Real-Mode/Ring0 are dead! Long live Real-mode/Ring0!

Yes, yes. It's got some access control and security sugar sprinkled in but the idea of 'userland for everything!' is clearly wrong if eBPF moving stuff back into the kernel is "The biggest OS development in my career"
Though of course it would be less than 40 hours if you spend part of it protesting your employer instead of working.

Those who work from multiple locations might understand this better, independent consultants maybe best of all: Work is a thing you do, not a place you go.
It’s not uncommon for craft brewers to contract out the brewing of bigger runs. Evil Twin (and I think his brother, Mikkeller as well) was exclusively a “phantom brewer” who developed recipes and then had other breweries brew them on contract. Sometimes it’s bigger established breweries that do a few batches on contract for them, but there’s also explicit contract breweries like De Proefbrouwerij
I don't know him personally, but I've traded email with him recently. He clearly is maintaining his laser-like focus on the same cause he's been focused on for decades, which I greatly admire.

Didn't really expect less, but being the target of a vicious attack does sometimes break people.
You can just have it pin an IPNS CID, or you can publish a new hash for people to pin. There are ways.

That said, maybe Dat would be better, especially if it works well.
You’re still seeing it? Feel like I’m rarely seeing a beer list of mostly ipas and almost all of my friends order something different now a days. I’ll occasionally order one, but it used to be my got to.

As another commenter here posted, I think a lot of people formed an identity to it. As the person who likes craft beer and ipas were the king of craft beer. Now I just find them too much.

Funny thing happened to me, my friend said he liked ipas so I would always get them for him, he always said I knew what he liked. Years later he told me he actually hated ipas but wanted to seem like he liked them and eventually did.
An individual's work day being monitored and leaked is definitely personal privacy. It's not like some new Android leaked, these violations were directed against specific people and aspects of their lives were leaked to outside parties.
That and the perceived simplicity of UTF16/32 is not actually the case so why bother if you have to do it the hard way anyway.
Yeah, that one came as a surprise when I was walking around in Wandsworth and found one.
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This is why I monitor what my pihole is and isn't blocking. I've blocked all the domains my TV uses to send tracking data.
> you could also make it about Google and Facebook

Would you trust Google or Facebook to run a VPN? No, I don't trust them at all. I only use them in the most limited amount necessary, and only entrust them with data which is already public.

I self-host everything else, because I don't trust them at all.
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"The fired workers said that they plan to continue their activism"

Some people apparently forgot why they come to work.
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A1 is not hyperthreaded. Unsure about this new instances, but probably not. From https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/

"Each vCPU is a thread of either an Intel Xeon core or an AMD EPYC core, except for A1 instances... Each vCPU on A1 instances is a core of an AWS Graviton Processor."
For legal and payment processing reasons most likely. May need extra time to set up for other countries.
My guess is that this is on-demand DynamoDB wrapped with a Cassandra-compatible frontend. Just based on the pricing and stated characteristics. It would be really hard to provide on-demand capacity for compute and storage using anything remotely similar to off-the-shelf Cassandra. The pricing looks like DynamoDB on-demand + a bit extra to cover the cost of operating the frontend.

EDIT: confirmed by an AWS employee here https://twitter.com/_msw_/status/1201924979647905792
Scylla is licensed under AGPL. Most of the cloud services companies try to stay away from AGPL.

However, I think the real reason is not even that. I suspect underneath it uses modified version of DynamoDB and it's just wire compatible with Cassandra. That's how they are offering pay as you go pricing and auto-scaling.

Considering the kind of resources Apache Cassandra requires to run, I don't think they can offer this kind of pricing. This is the same company that charges $0.2 per hour to run a K8s cluster.
It's interesting how Vim and Emacs take opposite approach to solving this!

Emacs: put all applications into emacs!
Vim: make other applications controlled like vim!

I'm a vim user and I prefer #2.
Try Vivaldi (chromium based browser with a LOT of settings). I had the same problem until I downloaded it, you can natively bind a key to close current tab, it will work on new tabs (and files)
A couple suggestions: 1) it would be nice to have mouse hover-overs on the charts that show the exact date. 2) If something is highly cyclical (e.g., Ring doorbells seem to spike every holiday season), it's probably not right to say they have "peaked". I would suggest instead looking at the Year-over-year percentage change in the trailing 1- or 2-month period, and if that is also significantly lower, then you can more accurately say if something has peaked. 3) if the query in question is for a commercial product/company (e.g., Victure), then why not add a direct link to the company, which could be an affiliate marketing link? Seems like an obvious way to monetize this.
Who do you propose should do the oversight of stem cell treatments, if not the FDA?

One person's "proven" is an anecdote. Scientific clinical trials are how we actually demonstrate efficacy (versus the very real placebo effect), safety, etc. Plus, there's the bonus of actually proven procedures being easier to get insurance to cover, which should be appealing to someone who's shelled out six figures.
Thank you, I really hope IPFS improves.
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I'm not sure which side of the fence you're on, but either way this attitude isn't going to achieve what you want and will cause people to ignore you very quickly
I think it's all about intent (that's how I'd judge it as a manager anyway). Were people accessing their co-worker's calendars to help schedule a meeting or were they doing it to harass and coerce them? The former is obviously fine and the later is obviously a serious issue that someone should be fired for.
k[letter] is part of Posix ex. nvi definitely supports it, so those IDEs are even more primitive than what you claim :)
I've noticed that people who are truly virtuous rarely signal it. Over a long period of time, you just notice that they're always like that.
Any thoughts on using glib vs sds for string manipulations?
I think that was more about the rush to jump on the legal cannabis (high-THC for medical/recreational as well as low-THC for CBD and fiber, oil, etc.)
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> So at least in this domain I have a hard time seeing how eBPF could practically help realtime scheduling.

Right, because jack is a user space collection of programs. It's obvious that any real-time or low latency DSP audio processing pipeline would have to be moved to BPF in its entirety.

So yes, BPF would work just fine if a new DAW pipeline was designed to work with in it. User space programs would only function as GUI front ends to load and configure BPF audio modules. This way audio can be sourced or sinked via DAC/ADC devices, disk, and network devices without the user-kernel space latencies.
I know that, but what I'm saying is that you lose a degree of privacy going through Mozilla.
I assume anyone could simply seed the "official" torrents via i2p? Not sure how that system actually works, it's interesting for sure but a lot less well-known than the alternatives.
Thank SpaceX for slashing launch costs and me for not factoring in much of a second stage to boost that mass out of orbit.

But I was also extremely generous with the thickness in the first post. In real life they would almost certainly be closer to .05mm than 1.2mm, and probably not made out of solid gold.

The point was to show that even with some rather pessimistic assumptions the project was within human scale and even had some precedent.
Nice. A lot better than alcohol.
This might have been true a few years ago, but even in my middle of the road rust belt city you can get a huge variety of beers now. There are entire breweries dedicated to sours alone! Even within the IPA genre the crazy hopped to death west coast IPAs from the early 2010s seem to be getting pushed out by New England IPAs, milkshake IPAs, and a smattering of super weird stouts.
The TV wouldn't need to crack a password if it's an XFinity wifi router next door, for example. Those are typically open to all Comcast customers by default, if I remember correctly.
I feel like consumers are smarter than this? I don't think anyone chooses iOS because it's on version 13 versus Android's version 10.

The difference also becomes less meaningful as the disparity grows. If Chrome is on version 78, and Firefox is on version 6 (or whatever), it's relatively intuitive that "versions" don't mean the same thing between the two. Same with the Playstation 3 versus Xbox 360, really.

Most people probably don't even know what version they're running, anyway.
It would need to be similar to the current mail entry system where USPS has a key that opens all of them. For the new weird contractor system another option would be to have a scanner on the locker and open when it sees the barcode of a package you're expecting. [0]

Alternatively most shopping places already allow you to enter delivery instructions where you enter gate codes for unattended gated communities you could just provide them the key code there.

If neither of those would work for reasonably sized packages (ie no TVs) a larger box could have an airlock section like the clothing donation boxes where packages can't be retrieved because they're behind a second door.

Really though I think the actual solution is a combination of more prevalent generic lock boxes, like where Amazon or UPS setup drop locations but made so any company can use them, or partnering with grocery stores or gas stations to hold packages.

[0] Either with you entering it in or going through things like UPS MyChoice and the Fedex and USPS equivalents.
If Mullvad is in the US, courts can compel Mullvad to siphon their clients' information and not disclose it despite any claims their policy makes.
My guess is somewhere between $112.5k - 150k. With remaining equity being relative to salary of position offered.

"Engineering Salary" $150k / 2 = $75k. "Multiplied by X" Let X be between 1.5 and 2. So $75k * (1.5-2) = $112.5k-$150k
How do you differentiate from https://ko-fi.com/? My partner has been using this for a year or so, and hasn't had much revenue.
I think that vimium will prolong my lifespan.
The solution is to make some broad generalizations about programmers?
Perhaps Mullvad is great. I don’t know. The whole VPN industry is full of shucksters, and when Mozilla says that Mullvad has “committed” to privacy doesn’t sound like enough heft to me.

Why isn’t Mozilla running their own servers if this really is something worth getting into? They’re one of the few privacy and public good companies we have left.
This is fine, but it somewhat defeats the purpose of the opaquely prefixed header. I think the idea is just to be able to treat an SDS like a normal string. Unfortunately, there's no way to have that property not be commutative in C.
Would be useful to have a comparison to Google's AutoML Tables: https://cloud.google.com/automl-tables/docs/features
How does the algorithm analyze the results and look for overfitting?
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This surprised me but Portland, Maine actually has twice as many craft breweries as Portland, OR.
I’ve been using a projector as my only tv for years, and even during the daytime it’s still usable. It definitely is better in the dark, but usually I don’t even close my blinds during the day.

I’ve had to replace the bulb once in about 4 years. Or rather the timer went off to warn me and I replaced it — bulb was still working though. New lamp was fairly cheap too IIRC, $40, maybe less?

And I can take it with me, or outside in my backyard for a movie night. I probably won’t ever go back to smart or dumb tvs
We are a very small team and for entry level candidates, I believe in person collaboration/training will be better. This is very contextual. We already have some remote developers as well but for this role, in person is required. Once they are ready to start being remote, we will make it happen. Honest thoughts.
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Unless your job requires work email/calendar while at home I really don't see how having corp access on mobile can be a justification for productivity.

The moment my company announced a requirement for having to install a corp policy enforcement application on my personal phone if I wanted to have access to the corp account (a reasonable request, in terms of company policy/security) was the moment I stopped having corp account on my phone (or any phone for that matter). It's been working fine for years.
Many helo ops are VMC only. You could sell a helo that wasn’t IFR equipped.
Could you go into more details? What exactly were the ramifications of the lawsuit?
Thanks for expanding. Brokers that work in brick and mortar have their place. Based on reading about your company I would make the pitch that the customer wouldn’t hire a defense attorney to incorporate your company (though you could and not that they wouldn’t do a good job) and likewise you wouldn’t hire silicon legal to defend you in a criminal trial. The last thing you want would be a broker or ultimately an underwriter that is unfamiliar with your business model that fights tooth and nail with you on simple stuff that the Hartford would take care of in a heartbeat.
Wild idea: Remove all caps completely. Instead, require a US$1M annual fee.

That way, companies can get all of the workers that they are in dire need of, but demonstrably without the possibility of undercutting local labor.
At this point, it might even just be an Oregon and Washington thing: if anything, it was the year of sours in BC. There are still breweries pumping out ten different IPAs, but most seem to have pulled back to a couple of core varieties and there's a bunch more experimentation going on up here.
Looks like `pyflame` was recently deprecated & archived.

I've had success using `py-spy` for debugging perf issues. Flamegraphs are much nicer to work with than cProfile's output.

https://github.com/benfred/py-spy
Probably the same way a human would do it: By splitting the dataset into training, testing and validation buckets.
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This is the second science-fiction-level announcement from Amazon in as many days. Either they're about to take over the world with effective AGI and Quantum Computation, or they're being a bit silly.
Ok how do you solve the problem of annexing where two towns might have both been maintaining unique street names within their own systems but have overlap when they merge. Towns grow like that all the time.
Not a TV. And what makes Apple privacy oriented? Because their marketing department says they are? Unless a company's business model is actually privacy, I won't believe for a second they value privacy. Even then I would still be skeptical. Companies can always increase profit by secretly getting rid of privacy.
HDMI v1.4 includes Ethernet, so it is theoretically possible for a smart TV to connect to an internet-connected HDMI device and still get out to the internet, or vice versa. But nobody has ever implemented it commercially, so this will probably never be a real attack.
It's not so simple as good and crooked. How can you even traceback which politician gave which authority to what regulator, and how can you possibly know that the opposing candidate would do a better job? Fringe issues like this are completely out of scope for voters and will not even show up on the politician's platform. If you care deeply about a fringe issue, you need to either hire a lobbyist or become a politician.
But this personal API is still calling out to the same services, with the same restrictions.
Could you provide a bit more specifics on what was being cleaned up please? Thanks
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To me it reads like:

"Hey, I guess we didn't think we needed to make it explicit that you shouldn't stalk, leak about, or facilitate harassment of your colleagues because they're working on projects with which you have personal objections. Let's now be clear that's not OK; these people just got fired for it and now we're going to make bright lines around that type of conduct to be clearer about the company we are."
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It's apples to oranges in my opinion, since it's a comparison between 50" and 150" at the same resolution. What advantage the TV may have in pixel sharpness a good projector more than makes up for in size and field of view.

I went with an Epson 1060 (which is a fairly budget option) and it's freaking awesome. I was afraid it would be dim in full sunlight, but it's not a problem at all. My screen is next to two windows and even in full daylight with the lights on it is super bright and visible even while in eco mode (which is dimmer than regular mode). Fully replaced my TV and at a much much lower price point than the biggest possible LCD. Also, replacement bulbs are ~$60 bucks and I have yet to replace one after ~2 years.

Added bonus is the option to install a powered retractable screen, which make the TV all but disappear from the room when not in use.
Yeah, gotta find a way to ignore that voice. As a starting point, consider making art nobody else can see/hear/experience. Also, the book "Creative Confidence" is a great read.
> So why are you worried about gun bans? You can just use a knife instead.

You seem to be confused about the concept that self-defense is a different use case than mass shootings. Why is that?

> I think you must know, really, that guns are more dangerous and effective than knives. That's why you want the right to own one.

Are you under the impression that this poster would not object to a ban on knives? Why?

> It's also why the US has frequent mass shootings in schools, whereas there are no instances of mass stabbings in UK schools.

Thank you for providing a good example of post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy

> The first principle of responsible gun use is not to point a gun at anything you don't want to kill.

And that's why there's always bullet holes anywhere that a gun has pointed, because they always have to shoot anything it points at? Were you similarly not aware that it is possible to pull a gun but not point it at the person?
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