skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Repeter. Forward traffic from a custom DNS domain to my localhost via an ssh tunnel.

Pulumi (like Terraform) stands up the t2.micro ec2 instance, configures nginx, and assigns the dns in Route53, and enable letsencrypt for https. Then tear it down when your down with it. I find it's much faster than the sass alternates, like ngrok.

https://github.com/nelsonenzo/repeter
Without doubt
Reminds me of when my team at bigcorp noticed that you got given a badge on your personal page for being quick to respond to code reviews. Cut to suddenly every code review being immediately responded to with the comment "got it, will review soon".

That said, it really did change the team's behaviour. Code reviews became a priority instead of something left to batch up and do later. Whether that was a positive change or not it's hard to imagine an edict from management achieving the same result.
We found our first users
> Even in the civil war era,

> they didn't consider each other subhuman,

Whatever are you talking about
Diamond Age has my favorite concepts of any of his books, but the plot is pretty forgettable to me. Like I can't even remember most of it and I've probably read that book 5 times.

The characters are fairly weak as well.
That was fun. I wanted to create a platform where you could drop in a game like yours and instantly enable leaderboards with groups of friends. I have couple of test games plugged in. Check it out.

http://ping3.com
Thanks for making me aware of TSMC's existing foundry, I only thought they had design here.

As far as bizarre goes -- bizarre is better than boring!
If I understood this page correctly, it is a list of critiques of opposite point studies. Which is better than total lack of references, but still biased on its own.
I just upgraded to a Pixel 4 and a Pixelbook Go. Best tech suite I have ever had. Hard core Linux user until this week. These devices and their experience are incredible
If we're going to bring up Gibson, I hope they also adapt Bruce Sterling's finest work- Schismatrix- set in transhuman space like Altered Carbon, but in a society that is truly alien, imagining a future where cyberpunk angst exists even in the vast cosmos.
CPU usage goes up in case of blocking, be caerful when on battery. I tried to remove adobe background services crap (or disabling it via services.msc) when used adobe apps on windows.
Reductive
Is Wolfram in a sense rejecting reductive thinking? According to his principle of computational irreducibility.
Hope you post here if you build it! Sounds like a fun app. I wish letterboxd did something like that, maybe you could partner with them?
I saw this in a response from Crackle's CDN. Nothanks
When I briefly looked into this, my takeaway was that the energy density (and thus price) is much, much lower than needed to compete with other storage mechanisms.

As another poster said, gravity is relatively weak compared to the other forces.
It took many years and millions, being bundled with the rest of the Adobe suite and, perhaps most importantly, the arrival of OS X and Quark’s inability to migrate to it, for InDesign to displace Quark. And let’s not forget that Adobe had years of experience with PageMaker.

Pro software is hard.
In reality - being older with kids is better for working from home than younger with no kids - assuming you have a proper workspace. I really enjoy being able to step out and have lunch with my family, to be home while my wife runs errands, etc. I also live with 5 other people and never really feel alone like a younger single person might. Also as I get older I end up on more conference calls (in management) and its a pain to take them in an open office like everyone has.
> Xi's views are of limited relevance to you and me, perhaps, but they are not of limited relevance to how PRC operates

Fair enough. I amend my earlier statement to Xi’s messaging on Taiwan is of limited relevance to American economic, foreign and military policy. He’s playing to a domestic audience.

It could become more relevant in the future. But for day to day policymaking, it can usually be ignored.
Does anyone have an example of a book they love that was turned into a movie or TV series that they also loved? I find it is generally not the case.

A Clockwork Orange... the movie was OK, but the book was much much more enjoyable IMHO.

Lord of the Rings... I would say I enjoyed the movies a lot.

Altered Carbon... I liked the book a bit better, although the writing wasn't the greatest.

Watchmen... the graphic novel was much better and enjoyable than the movie.
I'm not sure that AWS/GCP is cheaper. I'm running 20 VMs on my home vCenter/ESXi setup, and it's costing me $60/mo in electricity. If I had the same setup in GCP, it's be costing me 20 * 56 (20 * n2-standard-2) = $1k/mo.
FWIW I worked with a guy who insisted on doing it this way and it was extremely twitchy.

Problems included various operating systems and network tools knocking in ways that iptables hates but a knock daemon will handle (e.g. sending two requests per port); making iptables rules unnecessarily complex and hard to audit and eventually conflicting with other things that interacted with iptables; and, once, accidentally getting the knock-related rules nuked by some other software and turning a simple login into a fun little puzzle at exactly the wrong time to be solving more puzzles.

We tested both approaches early on. A working knockd implementation cost less than an hour, including getting other users set up to interact with it. The iptables implementation he switched to shortly after ended up costing dozens of hours.
Thank you for the thoughtful answer! I'm not sure I understand. I have a friend renting a condo from its owners, which I gather isn't an unheard-of occurrence. Given that she's not paying the "property taxes" (HOA fees) and not a member of the direct democracy "government"
(the HOA), is she any different from someone living in this development who rents from an owner?
A distributed simulation framework for Python based on Kahn process networks, intended to provide support for design automation based on a novel hybrid of statistical techniques (including DNNs) and rules-based AI.
The undercurrent has always been there, but the degree of normalization appears to be cycling.
I think it's fair to assume most people see sexuality as an extension of a relationship (and have for a long time).

I dont think it's a stretch to think this commoditization of more intimate sex work (vs porn) is likely to replace actual relationships for a lot consumers
Awesome! I did a similar thing as my quarantine side project! It's https://couchmoney.tv

Quite a few years ago, I wrote a boardgame recommendation engine for reddit (/r/boardgamerecommender), and when the quarantine hit, I was watching movies and really scraping the bottom of the barrel with the recommendations I was getting (both automated and manual), so I made couchmoney.

I haven't done much with it - have a few hundred users, but I'm planning on keeping it going under the radar because it's transformed how I personally watch movies. I now have close to 200 couchmoney dynamic lists ("1980s Action", "Obscure Horror Comedies" etc) that update every time I watch a movie and are based on real people's tastes.

The engine isn't perfect but it's adapted from the board game thing, which I've been tinkering with for a long time now.

More than happy to help you if you hit issues or want to bounce ideas ... I spend a lot of time thinking about recommendations!

The recommender morphed into my latest quarantine side project, which is a "name that movie" game designed to be played over zoom. It's still super early (and basically only works on Chrome right now) but if you like movies, you may like that. It's at https://couchmoneytrivia.tv
Good idea. You can also do it based on a sequence of ports accessed as well without headers/values which would allow you to forward directly to a tcp based service. You can track which ports are accessed and verify the sequence using stick-tables.

Here's an example of what that would look like:

https://gist.github.com/dcorbett-haproxy/ec7059cbfccf12c8f41...
I haven't read Watchmen, but the movie is very very good. The others you mentioned are just OK, true.
To be fair, right below said icon it gives a pretty clear explanation of what it does and who could still track your activity.
You think the android app store gets 100 submissions a week? There are millions of apps. Big apps have tons of active versions so they can distribute to all sorts of different populations.
I’m not sure to be honest, I’m pretty sure it supports just generic markup
3 different DNS providers: route 53, google cloud, azure. Take 2 nameservers from each service. Domains have a maximum of 6 nameserver records.

Then take each of the cloud providers' static hosting. I.e. s3, azure storage, google cloud storage bucket and host content there. DNS queries can be setup to round robin between all the hosts. Probably a nightmare to maintain.
I don't know what you're responding to. I said nothing about hospital capacity.
Sure, I'm a big fan of the paradox game lineage, but I'd like something a bit less focused on warfare, not that I don't think combat isn't important, but I'd like to see what focusing on different mechanics does.

So the game runs a simulation under the hood and my goal is to slowly build up it's complexity over time, talking to players about what mechanics they find interesting / fun to focus on initially =)...

The global market is modelled like a stock market, it's still very primitive, but the companies and organisations in it have their earnings driven by spending activities of agents in the system.

I'm working on also having these agents also acting locally against more commodity like goods, which provides local a more local market as well.

The real fun comes in when my demand system get's hit with the effects of supply chain, I'm still trying to work out good levers to give players so that they can interact with the underlying sim. Well more than hire a bunch of adventurers to set the local docks on fire anyway... ;)

This will allow for two main ways to play:
1) trading against the market and if players want to build bots to do this, have at it, just be polite to the server... Heck if there's enough demand I'm happy to bring trading bots into the game universe.
2) Travelling from location to location to trade against the local markets, I've got some ideas for maintaining limited information, but to be honest we'll see what's fun =)...

The server itself is currently running in "alpha" mode, what that means is that anyone who registers an account has their details stored, but their character data is ephemeral and gets reset when the server is rebooted.

I'm of mixed minds whether to have the game still run in "ages" where the world does get periodically reset, so players get a history of how they did, sort of like a high score board/achievements, or to keep data around. I'm more leaning to the first, but it's hard to say whether players will like that =)...

There's more that I've thought about, but to be honest I'd rather walk before I can run ;)...
https://xclacksoverhead.org/home/about is the best one.
I'd have gone the overly complicated route - throw a relay in there and tie it to something that detects whether or not your phone is connected to your WiFi network. Automatically disable it when you're already home!
Airbnb used to have a header X-Hi-Airbnb with a hiring manager's email a while ago. I imagine they got rid of it because of the volume of emails.
There's no guarantee there will ever be "3nm and beyond".
To be fair, it's not strictly Xi's views, and China's government can't be so easily be dismissed as illegitimate by outsiders.
My analogy to the Falklands War was in it being a failing junta‘s Hail Mary, an attempt to detract from problems at home.

Galtieri gambled Britain would ignore the provocation. He was wrong. He lost. And then he was deposed.
I have worked there and it's too big to make a general statement. Different orgs / different teams have different standards.
There are reasonable people who also can give you the "general realization that the common narrative doesn't necessarily reflect the entire reality", I would point to Noam Chomsky as a source of that very same wisdom but without the mania or toxicity.
Well I'd be happy to drop you a link, if I knew how to get in touch ;)...

I mean I could make a mailing list or something, but I personally would rather do that after having something to show.

(Unless you are really keen and want to get in on the alpha server I've mentioned in the sibling thread, but I warn you it's still pretty basic =)...)
Short names will remove 14K WCU at peak and reduce table size – 3.5TB (Dynamodb)
Someone should really say something to the US military. They’ve been selling top tier military equipment to and coordinating with illegitimate rebels for decades!
There is nothing in S. 230 that distinguishes between curators and publishers. It says:

> No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.

"Information content provider" is:

> The term “information content provider” means any person or entity that is responsible, in whole or in part, for the creation or development of information provided through the Internet or any other interactive computer service

In fact, the point of S. 230 was to allow sites to block and filter offensive material without that making them liable for the material that their filtering or blocking did not remove. There's a decent history of how this came about on Wikipedia [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_230_of_the_Communicati...
As of the beginning of the year, Pivotal is now a part of VMware Tanzu and collaborating in many of these areas within VMware.
Runtime Polymorphism Without Objects or Virtual Functions
They should do a survey after several months from the first survey to see how people’s views may change after they own personally experience it. Would be interesting to see what people’s personal takes are on it compared to their assumptions.
https://github.com/overset/JP01

Designed and open-sourced a custom CNC Aluminum Unibody case for an existing open-source split-fixed mechanical keyboard PCB called the Arisu, similar to the TGR Alice.

Prototypes arrived in record time and definitely enjoying them as I type this.

The PCB can be quickly built by several prototyping companies and available at: https://github.com/FateNozomi/arisu-pcb
It does? JRuby 9.2 can be 15% (web), 25% (optcarrot), maybe 3x faster (microbenchmarking iterators) than CRuby depending on what you're doing.

Did you mean messages? They're certainly a central part of Self.
It's called "dig your well before you are thirsty".
Here we go https://www.bytehub.dev/ for some cool free React.js components. Wanted to create some cool react components which are used commonly. My proud one here https://www.bytehub.dev/components/animated-file-upload
But is eating fast food healthy and normal? I think thats what the parent poster meant.
See: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S001999588...

look at section 1.2

it is the non growth theorem for algorithmic information, but also deals with randomness

Levin proves randomness + computation is not expected to increase algorithmic mutual information. In other words there is no randomness loophole in Godël's theorem.
This is great! I don't play Animal Crossing but it looks like a fun, functional site with a useful purpose.

Certainly small, 100% not stupid.
In the Harry Potter series, Rowling makes a conspicuous mention of the diadem in book 5 and it never pays off in the book. It seemed so strange to me. When it returned in the 7th book I literally yelped with joy.
Because you prefer US backdoors over Taiwanese backdoors? Sounds unreasonable to me.
Learning more After Effects for Lottie UX animation
It's because of this. Adobe hates us.

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

Further reading: https://eclecticlight.co/2019/06/18/pdf-without-adobe-23-the...
Qualcomm/Broadcomm/Nvidia/AMD use TSMC

AMD does make chips in the US via their spun off Global Foundries, and so does Intel. AMD switched some production to TSMC because they had much better defect rates at 7nm. You can buy US made AMD today if you want it just won't be the latest GPU's.
The "T" in TSMC stands for Taiwan.
The best safety net is the one you weave yourself in the form of 3-6 months of savings. I know this is difficult to do but it is not impossible - it does require sacrificing some things. I drive an 11 year old car for example. I am hopeful that between unemployment I can stretch my 4 months savings to 6 or 8 before having to tap my 401k.
For my movie recommender project, I wanted to support Letterboxd but they didn't respond to any of my emails (they have a closed API). So for now I only support Trakt. If anyone knows how to get onto the Letterboxd API please let me know!
This is an interesting approach, but I suspect it won't work as intended.

After reading "How to Have Impossible Conversations" (which was recommended by someone on HN a few weeks back), I've come to understand that the toxicity of social media has more to do with the lack of social cues, rapport building, and consequences than the details of the platform.

Also, "staring" conversations rather than "liking" comments still results in the same "sort by controversial" phenomenon: https://slatestarcodex.com/2018/10/30/sort-by-controversial/
It's not just happening on reddit.The whole media industry works like this. If your point of view does not fit within the 'accepted bounds', it will not get the attention it should get.
Sometimes downvotes mean you are right.
Justly: Beyond the Scale
Popeyes and Burger King website hacked
https://www.popeyes.com/ and https://www.bk.com/ both have text attributing the hack to OurMine.
I’m working on a 1 inch bell siphon for vertical hydroponic growers. Growers will be able to use one pump to send water to a top grow tray and have the siphon drain the water into a tray beneath. The siphon on the tray beneath will then start and drain water to the train below it. This cascade of water will finally drain back into the reservoir of water and the cycle will begin again.

I’ve been working on this for the last month and finally got it working. It will be listed on my site soon.

https://www.justponics.com
> They’ve been selling top tier military equipment to and coordinating with illegitimate rebels for decades!

To be fair that's been the US MO for the majority of the last century haha [1] -- who do you think hooked up the Mujahideen?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cyclone
Respectfully, I think you're reading this wrong.

Long-term independence and stability of Taiwan is a political goal, not necessarily a corporate one. The political-corporate relationship in Taiwan is definitely different (or of a different flavor) than that in the USA right now, which makes this harder to parse for specific corporate objectives. In the aggregate, this could signal a willingness of the government in Taiwan to make bets (assuming they have to approve of things like this, I'm not 100% sure if that's true) that the long term goal (political independence) is best served by further entangling itself with the US. That's probably where the debate should exist.
I didn't say it's easily doable, I say while making up arbitrary factors, at least attempt to make it a good one. If you pick poverty as the criterion, convincing anyone isn't even a question, the coercion is a given, so there's no need to suddenly shift the goal posts for empathy, of all things.

> It can also be pretty subjective.

The comment I replied to literally mentions "everything wrong in the world" in the opening, it couldn't get more vague and subjective than that, but empathy is the problem? Overpopulation is subjective, misdistribution is subjective, quality of education is subjective (you may say knowing things and being able to use them well is "better", but that's subjective, too), even human extinction being a problem is subjective. As anything else relating to human ambitions and what we consider a good life.
> China's government can't be so easily be dismissed as illegitimate

I believe the U.S. government is legitimate. That doesn’t mean I believe its every view is so.

Xi’s government’s legitimacy can exist alongside his statements on Taiwan being ridiculous. (I’ll note, too, that Xi and the CPC are outsiderS to Taiwan’s affairs.)
Quizlet.com has a huge message in their console about directing you to their jobs page.
https://repl.it/jobs might be relevant here.
I'm not making an assumption. I'm making an inference.

I'm not backing down from my view that Theranos was valued at $10 billion largely because it was headed by an attractive young woman and it would have never been that overvalued and gone in one day from that valuation to zero if the head of the company had been male.

I have suggested on more than one occasion that she may have slept her way into power. She was in her twenties and publicly claiming to be celibate because she was so devoted to her company and then it later came out she was secretly living with Balwani.

I think the media has really treated her with kid gloves because of this fear of being accused of being mean or unfair or something because she's a woman.

I have done my damnedest to tread lightly on this topic over the years because I know it's a hot button topic. But I am in no way surprised to learn that she was secretly living with an investor while claiming to be celibate.

I was mostly privately speculating for years that she was probably sleeping with some of these rich and powerful men who helped make her company a success.

I'm a woman. I have zero problem getting sexual interest from wealthy, powerful men. I have enormous difficulty getting them to take my work seriously and get constructive feedback on my projects.

The Theranos story is one I have paid a fair amount of attention to because it hits a nerve for me. I have a form of cystic fibrosis and I have been getting healthier for 19 years while the world calls me crazy and acts like I'm making that up. There are no wealthy, powerful men expressing interest in the potentially world-changing medical crap my head contains.

I can fairly confidently estimate the personal value to me of that knowledge at about $9.5 million dollars (and counting) cuz reasons. So I have no doubt it's potentially worth billions if not trillions if I can figure out how to disseminate it. (At least in terms of impact on the world. Not necessarily profit per se.)

And I may die in obscurity because while there is no shortage of men who would love to sleep with me, there are no men interested at all in what I know about medical subjects.

So I'm not backing down on my view here. I'm still waiting to hear that Balwani wasn't the only one and she basically fucked her way to power every step of the way.

I'm not going to continue this discussion. I have no doubt this comment will be downvoted to hell. The world has a huge problem with the idea that I know anything medically useful and a huge problem with the fact that a woman who spent nearly six years homeless still has self esteem.

Have a good evening, or whatever time of the day or night it is where you are.
These days most contracts are being bid solar+battery at a ratio of about 5:1, if memory serves.
Morris Chang != Terry Gou
Re-industrialization of America*

*With extreme automation and minimal employees. Modern Fabs have very few assembly line employee's. They use positive pressure rooms, overhead rail car system, robotic arms, and machines drop down from the fab floor to a maintenance floor when a human is actually needed.
The apartment I rented in LA shared space with a Trader Joe, was across the street from Target and UCLA was a couple blocks away. Super expensive, however.
https://linear.app/ even puts a link to the changelog in there, they know our type.
Who is Andrea Geforce? I can't find any information about him/her.