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Oh man, those were some fun days.

I remember taking over a top 10 channel on Efnet because the owner went on holidays and forgot to get someone to keep their account active.
There's raddle.me (although I'm not a fan of it) which has an onion service running: http://lfbg75wjgi4nzdio.onion/
You misunderstand how enterprise integrations work. It's easy to tell a customer: "your CSV is not compatible with standard off the shelf tooling, indeed the most popular database engine in the world" than "your CSV doesn't seem to work with our software/library/<proprietary ETL framework>". The former makes it their problem, the latter will almost undoubtably make it your problem. In case you don't know: SQLite has a really well designed and very performant CSV import function. BTW did you really downvote me for that? Wow.
I think that's just good old Mr. Bob Itsaboy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JxhTnWrKYs
>You draw a penis, not an urethra after all.

Typically a penis and testicles, going by this thread. But the title still says penis.

A medical definition does not overrule a colloquial one.
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Let's say we have a product master. Something looks fishy and we want a brand person or product supply person to check... Push a CSV and it's trivially easy for them to open in XL and check, make corrections and send.

In a business context, this happens far more often than you may expect. Sure you can build a custom platform to validate and make people connect to a form connecting to a database - but Excel is a great user interface and everyone knows excel.

A funny incident - we were struggling to build a complex workflow in KNIME where at some points we need user input. Nothing out of the box was great - tools either assume a dashboard paradigm or a data flow paradigm - nothing
In between.

One of our creative folks came up with the solution of writing to a CSV and getting KNIME to open it in excel. The user would make changes and save, close excel and continue the workflow in KNIME. Even completely non technical people got it.
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This + willingness to work absurd hours.
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I coded a few robots.txt parsers
i.e.: (these are just the ones i cared to publish)
https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/simple-functional-robots-...
https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/robotstxt

and even though robots.txt seems like a very, very simple text based protocoll there are unanswered mysteries

the biggest mystery is user agent groups and comments

i.e.:

User-agent: googlebot
User-agent: bing
User-agent: yandex
Disallow: /

so i am disallowing everything for google, bing, yandex; easy enough, but:

User-agent: googlebot

User-agent: yandex
Disallow: /

means that googlebot has no instructions, but yandex is disallowed all.

if a whole line is commented out

User-agent: googlebot
#User-agent: bing
User-agent: yandex
Disallow: /

is a commented out line a blank line or a non existing line?

if it is interpreted as a blank linke, the disallow only counts for yandex, if the line is non existant, it counts for googlebot and yandex.

i like simple things, but sometimes the complexity is between the lines.
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England stole Las Malvinas in 1982 from Argentina and nobody gave a damn. Funny how things work when it's "you" and not "them".
Agreed i heard from few friends they worked crazy hours plus it was a high stress job
It seems to me that the utility Monster argument has a critical flaw in that it actually does a great job of describing the way we distribute utility in reality.

We can't properly rationalise with a being that derives 100 times more utility than humans any better than we can imagine a fourth spatial dimension, so instead, let's go in the other direction.

What if humans were the beings that derived 100 times the utility? Would we be then be able to justify consuming 100 times the resources?

Well, we can and we do. Case and point, literally any other animal.

That leaves a choice: either one accepts that being a utility monster is actually ok, or refrains from causing harm to any conscious being, human or otherwise.
Does hibp know enough about the regular providers such as gmail that support this, to be able to attribute someone+amazon@gmail.com with someone@gmail.com?
Right now you are right. But I suspect that a lot of governments are furiously at work right now to figure out to turn back globalization a bit to lower their dependence on products being manufactured far away. So I think that the equation will change to some degree and that in turn lower interdependence of countries and therefore possibly the threshold for conflicts...
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I can relate. I have been one of those who started writing a CSV library and went down the rabbit hole of edge cases and configurability. Looking back (and only thinking on productivity) my time would have been better spent doing something else. I did, however, learn quite a lot along the way:

- how text is represented in a computer (and all its caveats),

- how to identify and tune slow code,

- how to vectorize code (thanks to Daniel Lemire's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlvKAT7SZIQ ),

- how to encapsulate code better,

- how to use some great CSV tools out there (thanks to Leon's https://github.com/secretGeek/awesomeCSV )

- how to better manage and communicate an open source project.

All in all, I am still not sure it was a mistake. Moreover when Swift didn't really had, at the time, a good Codable interface to CSV. Next time I encounter a similar problem I will probably just wrap a C library and create a good interface, though.

In any case, if you are coding in Swift and find yourself in need of a CSV encoder/decoder, you might want to check https://github.com/dehesa/CodableCSV
FYI: I've put together a collection of CSV specifications [1]. CSV Dialects / Flavors include CSV v1.0, CSV v1.1, CSV Strict, CSV <3 Numerics, CSV<3 JSON, CSV <3 YAML and some more.

[1]: https://github.com/csvspecs
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..are billionaires real life utility monsters?
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I tend to agree, and usually go straight for the schema when I start on a project, because the data structure is the model of the real world problem.

With regard to migrations though, I tend to disagree. Code is very easy to manage in version control, so the migration files are merely the data structure represented in code. I love migrations and they've vastly changed the way I work.
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I used to store this info in a private wiki but I'm trying to find a way to do it properly in this format. I did it 99.9% for myself, because if I don't write things down then I forget them. But if it ends up being useful to someone else then I figure that's even better.
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Should be not must. The RFC doesn't required it. SSL implementations are complicated. Browsers might accept this up until hmthe Nth SAN, at which point they stop reading because they have arbitrary SAN limits (not in the spec). Some issuers care about CN/Alt match and some don't

More fun than generating this cert would be doing an analysis of who will accept it, who will reject it and who will accept up to a point. (Obviously I dontbexpect anyone to issue it, if you handed in a CSR for it.)
>How can a person excel at the technologies required by these firms
from my fintech experience with the financial departments there ... excel in Excel. it's a whole programming-parallel-world
The problem isn't really that it's difficult to solve. It's because it's impossible. There is no real formal spec. The RFC does not specify edge cases and nobody respects it anyways. "Generic" CSV parser is a pipe dream, don't try to do it.

Now, if you define your own set of rules on what is and is not allowed then it's fine.
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Most teams simply didn't have conversion tracking at all for many many years from waht I recall..everyone would look at spend and clicks as success KPIs, making the client relationships jobs lucrative.

I've seen teams that spend most of their (7 figure per Q) ad budgets on branded keywords (vs unbranded) despite having top organic rankings, because no one knew any better.

The agency makes commissions on ad budget spent, so there was no incentive for efficiency.

The inefficiently was incredibly painful and no one gave a damn on either side..those that knew what they were doing didn't last or were pushed out.

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CSV is awesome :-). Leon Bambrick curates an Awesome CSV Page [1] and another Awesome CSV Page [2] by my humble self.

[1]: https://github.com/secretGeek/AwesomeCSV
[2]: https://github.com/csvspecs/awesome-csv
I guess TSMC got a courtesy call so they were able to announce their intention of building a new fab in the US?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23187698
"Popsicle?"
You are suffering a failure of creativity.

Suppose a psychedelic drug that is incredibly difficult to synthesize makes someone inhumanly good at problem solving, but only for a few minutes.

Further suppose one of the easiest ways to create this drug is to harvest human brains. They have to be extracted while the donor is still alive, though, as the delicate compounds coming from the brain become unusable rapidly after death.

According to utilitarianism, if that person uses their insane problem solving abilities to increase utility for others, and they're good enough at it with this drug, then we should throw the people who generate the least utility for others (e.g. the poor and disadvantaged, who usually have few resources to offer and little training or skill) into the brain ripper so that the remaining people can get the gains.

This example may seem absurd, but many others like it can be constructed. Spend a few minutes trying and you'll come up with some. This one took me thirty seconds, if that.

See "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas" by Ursula K. Le Guin for the canonical illustration of this problem.
Yeah, I think what author meant "some countries don't use the period but a comma, thus hilarity ensues" (especially when your code respects the locale and the csv file is written in append mode)
Right, but I assume insulin has the same utility regardless of which diabetic we're talking about?

And there are people who want to live in the woods without interacting with people, with 0 use of $100. And people who don't like cookies at all, etc, etc.

I view it more from a statistical point of view. Your model doesn't have to consider individual preferences (or needs) to increase utility (it would have to to literally maximize).

We can likely assume that out of 1000 people, 100 insulin pens would have more utility being distributed to the ~10% diabetics, rather than the same diabetic who "wants it more".
Couldn't agree more,
I have met people doing entire risk modelling in excel. It's a pretty powerful tool but nowadays everyone in financial world in emphasizing on the importance Python and Pandas. Even Non Technical people in financial industries are encouraged to learn Python for instance departments like Audit and etc
Obviously you’re entitled to your opinion. We don’t have jr. members on our team, but if we did, they’d be assigned a project like anyone else. If the project was a bug, that would be reasonable. This process is for the intern and every other dev to avoid reading a giant list of potentially stale bugs anytime they have a short gap between work. it keeps them working on A) what they were assigned, or B) something small that people have been clamoring for.
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I'm not sure how you go from this documentary selling out, to foreign occupation.

You may dislike the current administration but they were elected democratically within the process set forth by the United States. If Joe Biden is elected next Nov the same way I have no doubts the "other side" will just accept it the same way. That's how democracy works. So again things like civil war, fascism, I just don't see it.

We'll be fine. And it's certainly this documentary selling out that will bring forth the downfall of our civilization.
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That's a bit too simple. People in inland provinces such as gansu or guizhou have much -much- lower purchasing power. I encourage you to have a look at a map of China with GDP numbers and then compare them to the US, Germany or Japan...
When considering standard A that can only work with machine generated and machine readable files and standard B that can work with all those files plus human-readable/editable files, I don’t find it surprising at all that standard B wins in the market.
Agreed. My shaft grew a fresh penis, so it looked more like a sword fight.
http://www.efsa.europa.eu/ don't appear to agree with you. They might be wrong of course.

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No magic involved as can be determined from a reading of the massive peer-reviewed literature regarding vitamin D.
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You probably mean EU, not Europe. Europe is a continent.

EU is not an ally of the US, but rather an American tool operated through Germany and the UK. This has nothing to do with being "cowardly". We people don't consider ourselves the policemen of the world and don't support invading foreign countries, destroying their economies and killing their women and children for financial gains; therefore we will never be allies. What you are referring to is the Brussels, which is far away from the people as it can be.

You are the Empire, not us so if you want to go to war with China or anyone else for that matter please go ahead, just leave us out of it.
I noticed a16z.com has this header:

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So Wordpress is advertising via end users of it's software.

Edit: Ahh, as mentioned in the article...
> Governments should develop and run opensource...

Happy to say that I am working on such a project. Heavy (and unnecessary NDA) so I cannot say in cleartext but it is in use in one Nordic country already, it is opensource and already I hear that the Dutch found it to be a good starting point and probably will be using it too.

Some more details, the company I work for is owned by one country but doesn't compete as much as cooperate - I am a consultant from another company. And we both use open source software and libraries and publish as open source most of what we create.

I hate it that I can't talk about it.
I've seen job links in HTML comments, too. Imgur used to do it. They may still do it, but I'm too lazy to check :)
Turn on logging for failed connection to port 22 and you have just recreated the same log file, assuming you trust the underlying security in your sshd configuration. You just moved the "nothing happened" event from the sshd to the firewall, and the firewall by default do not log such events.

The best argument in favor of knockd that I can think of is the same of fail2ban, which is that ssh connection is actually a finite resource. You can only have so many simultaneous TCP connections. Rejecting packages in the firewall has no limits, and I have had servers which has received service disruption in the past because swarms of ssh bots used up the available tcp connections that the web server could handle. fail2ban in my case was a less intrusive change to our work flow so we use that rather than knockd to solve the problem.

I will add as a small note that the default of not logging firewall events has come to bite us once in a while. Just like keeping the default in ssh to log, keeping the default to not log is a trade off between resource usage and keeping logs of events.
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Interpreting this wrong at first made me realize the colonial-esque, modern day exploitation parallels between China and Facebook, especially wrt Africa.

China building ports and rail (with predatory, sovereignty-usurping lending terms); Facebook building fiber (with ROI measured not in bandwith-revenue, but captive audience eyeballs). Military bases vs data centers. Power projected as global military presence vs global advertising market. The usefulness to each "colonizer" is nothing to do with benevolent investment at a modest interest rate, but exploitative access, while slinging PR about providing basic needs to humanity.

Maybe I'm being overly cynical. I generally would be inclined to view this type of deal as win-win, everyone benefits.

On the other hand, between Facebook and China, I honestly don't know who I would trust less with my data. Or who to be more suspicious of, being subject to their algorithms, social engineering, propaganda, agenda, global ambition, etc.

Of course I say this having multiple vectors of internet access and the benefit of not being subject to Chinese sovereignty.
>It is only since Xi became president, that China feels confident to have a more assertive foreign policy.

How so? There hasn't been a sharp rise in military spending, they haven't invaded anywhere, and they've largely maintained their same course on most of the disputed territories.
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> I don't bite [buy] this argument.

I don't think NVidia's half-hearted support for OpenCL has anything to do with the argument at all.

It's a really good point that other tool vendors haven't stepped up and provided modern development tools for OpenCL (or any of AMD's various attempts), while NVidia has great dev tools.
I know 12 year olds who "miss" the 80s. So I think there is more to the 80s than pure nostalgia from those who were there.
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Port knocking is pointless. Just use a password over UDP and stop feeling yourself with your cloak and dagger pretend spy nonsense.
I've been wanting to implement knockd on something for years but people always push back. I don't actually think it's incredibly useful but I love the cool factor. Good for you for actually doing it.
What's the solution? Semantically it makes sense if it counts for both googlebot and yandex.

Have you observed one/both behaviours?
There was a unique optimism about the "end of history", that decade from November 1991 when the Berlin Wall came down to September 2001, where the West experienced unprecedented peace and safety. The threat of instant nuclear mass murder was lifted. The future looked bright. We were all looking forward to celebrating the future arriving at New Year with the calendar ticking over. The internet was taking off as a positive transformative force.

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How many foreign companies actually use US Chipmaking equipment? Will this stop european chipmakers like ASML from selling to china too?