skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How Do You Monitor YugabyteDB in K8s with Prometheus Operator and Grafana?
Haha you beat me to it by a minute. I assume the battery etc. will add some weight and that will partially offset, but still a 107hp classic mini sounds pretty fun!
Update by OP: Our university contacted Google and all G Suite accounts are back now.
Actually, what will happen is that if there is lots of breakage, people will not upgrade their SSH server and client. That sounds worse than the current situation.
Bddisasm is a nice piece of work! The last few years have seen a real explosion in the number and quality of open source x86 decoders.

The Bitdefender team states in their README that they've been using my differential fuzzer[1] to test bddisasm's resiliency[2]. I have no reason to doubt them, but it would certainly be interesting to see the results of a few hours of fuzzing against some near-or-equally high quality decoders (i.e. Zydis and XED).

[1]: https://github.com/trailofbits/mishegos

[2]: https://github.com/bitdefender/bddisasm#objectives
Nice! They're quite different beasts though. Restyled enforces code style, while Django Doctor suggests fixes for Django specific anti patterns and has a fox for a mascot. See. Completely different ;)
2020 General Election Mail Ballot Requests Department of State
Can someone explain the DOB column? This looks really really really bad.
Show HN: IsRicherThanYou – Whoever pays the most stay on the front-page
It's true it can feel cryptic at times. The good news is improving error messages and ease of use is a major focus area in next year's release. This PR from a few days ago looks like a very nice improvement in that direction: https://github.com/erlang/otp/pull/2849
I'm interested to know as well
Yeah it will break a lot of old scripts, I'm guessing someone would just come up with equivalent commands for rsync and build an executable/script around it to use the old scp flags and semantics.
The pricing is in the post - 8850 gbp + vat. That’s not including the batteries, esc, charger, or dc/dc converter, just the motor and mount kit.
Hey HN!
I’m Marco the creator of this project.
It’s a social experiment, whoever pays the most get his name on the front-page!

You can link your website and get visit :)

You could see it like a milliondollarhomepage v2.0

For any feedback pleas leave a comment :)
You can work around that with the lftp client using the sftp and mirror subsystem. [1]

[1] - https://serverfault.com/questions/836103/replace-scp-with-sf...
Is it possible to get a rough idea of the new top speed of it, from the horsepower?
As a bonus, enabling Timestretch [1], then adjusting playback speed [2] gets you up to 2.5x playback without affecting the pitch of the speakers' voices (i.e. no Alvin and the Chipmunks).

[1] http://download.rockbox.org/manual/rockbox-gigabeats/rockbox...
[2] http://download.rockbox.org/manual/rockbox-gigabeats/rockbox...
More details here with option: https://webshop.swindonpowertrain.com/index.php?route=produc...
If by rights, you explicitly mean "The right to be paid" then I think you're probably correct.

Although I'd note they're not really interested in having the musician get paid. Mainly just members of the RIAA.

Now - I have some sympathy for that view - I'd also like to get paid, and while I think the RIAA has little real value in the world, some of it's members certainly are working on the marketing and promotion front.

That said, I use many of these downloading services to save conference talks from youtube. So they're attacking a service I use legally for a useful purpose. At some point, ethically, I start to lose ANY sympathy for them as an organization.

Basically - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNS7IqmZBbA&has_verified=1
£10,620.00 for the motor alone. 16k GBP on top of that if you want a battery as well. Then the other electronics, charging, motor controller.. 30k easily. Seems pricey.
This is a sample size of one, but one of the Youtubers I follow is Ali Abdaal. In addition to his Youtube channel he has courses on SkillShare. The combination of Youtube and SkillShare seems to provide him with a very good income.

Update: He uses his Youtube channel to promote his SkillShare courses. Using a combination of educational offerings for cross-promotion is often a good idea.
SFTP chroot solves that. You can use the lftp client with the sftp and mirror subsystem to replicate the behavior of rsync. [1]

[1] - https://serverfault.com/questions/836103/replace-scp-with-sf...
It looks like an interesting form of therapy to be honest, I don’t have trauma that I know of but Im sure I didn’t escape childhood trauma free, the long forgotten incidents are probablty still slithing in the background. I’d try one session of this if I could find any around and it was not prohibitively expenive.
That tab completion will really get you sometimes :)
Agreed in general, but Django Doctor is not a linter. It suggests code improvements the dev can choose to commit with one click. Linters block builds until the code conforms to a pre set style, often requiring the dev to manually do it themselves. Django Doctor gives "food for thought" that the dev can follow or ignore.
underrated answer.
ARM is working on a complementary spec called Embedded Base Boot Requirements. While I haven't analyzed it in detail, it sounds like something that might be used in consumer devices.

https://github.com/ARM-software/ebbr
You could bump up to an iPod mini v2 and optionally swap out the internals for some extra storage space. The stock battery with the latest apple firmware lasts about 18 hours with 450mAh. There are better 1300mAh+ batteries that offer a lot longer time though. Like others have mentioned Rockbox firmware is also available and will increase the battery life too.

The iFixit site has nice repair articles for how to change the internals. An upgraded SDXC memory card with 128GB of space runs about $30. You could also buy a modded mini with this kind of storage off ebay for around $125 but it probably won't have the nicer battery life.

If you really like the nano you could also swap out the nano battery to bring it back to life. It doesn't look like the storage is replaceable though.
Fantastic tool. Thanks for sharing.
I re-read the PDF. Pricing is right there. Doh!
Not a theory per se, but my "lightbulb moment" with jq came when I thought about it like this:

jq is basically a templating language, like Jsonnet or Jinja2. What jq calls a "filter" can also be called a template for the output format.

Like any template, a jq filter will have the same structure as the desired output, but may also include dynamically calculated (interpolated) data, which can be a selection from the input data.

So, at a high level, write your filter to look like your output, with hardcoded data. Then, replace the "dynamic" parts of the output data with selectors over the input.

Don't worry about any of the other features (e.g. conditionals, variables) until you need them to write your "selectors."

YMMV, but that's what's worked for me
Continued discussion here https://github.com/bugout-dev/locust/issues/39

Cheers
Show HN: Go package to handle the lifetime of an app with graceful shutdowns
I noticed that as well. The building had really tiny elevators, but many of them. You could fit maybe 3 people in them. I had never seen anything like that in my life.
Check out this browser extn I use: https://daily.dev/

Pros: Rich collection of tags and sources,neat UI,no user tracking

Cons: Topic classification could be better.Also,cant pick and other new tab browser extn!
This is great and awesome to see, but the prices soon rack-up.

- Kit itself: 8,850

- 12 kwh battery pack: 16,000 (no indication on range)

- Motor-controller: 3,860

- Charger: 1,950

- coolant pump: 144

Total 30,804, or £36,964.8 inc tax

And that is before you add a donor vehicle (and other bells & whistles like LSD etc) and costs/time for removing old engine and putting right the "probably knackered" original body shell (and likely interior too). Call it £40k all in (min) assuming you get a good deal on a donor vehicle + repairs etc.

I know classic motoring is not about price or practicality, but just for the sake of comparison:

New nissan leaf: £26,845 inc tax

New Kia e-niro: £29,595 inc tax

New tesla 3: £40,490 inc tax
>Smile and wave to neighbors.

Yes. Increase "social capital."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_capital
That's a great list, thanks!

(Though for the benefit of readers here, the list doesn't include any "basic linear algebra subroutines (Matrix inversion, finding eigenvalues & eigenvectors)").
Also fx is very handy for easily inspecting json and is one like using too.

https://github.com/antonmedv/fx
very few things can handle stuff like that going from windows->$another_os. You'll just have to compress them down with a format that understands those and preserves them and transfer it. Some of them don't even make sense on other filesystems.
Optimization: What I did to make my game 300 times faster
That’s true about the battery, but being such a light car I bet you’d only need a ~20kwh battery pack like in a Volt and still get usable range. That battery gives the Volt 53 mi of range, and that car’s much heavier. It’s under 500 lbs, and is pretty common to use in these EV conversions.
By the time they have the nest egg, it's too late to launch a startup without hiring people who FAANG are competing for.
PHP – Check_File_Write_Queue(Function)
As a Finn, I'd interprete this as trying to be helpful, and less about not tolerating accent. "Oh, they're struggling with Finnish, it's easier for all of us if I switch to English." In my opinion, this is one of the top reasons for difficulties in learning Finnish - it's difficult to get the Finns talk Finnish with you. One has to insist.
Digital Services Act: How the EU Is Going After Big Tech
Ask HN: Is Charles Schwab Transfer Broken in Firefox?
Can anyone confirm that online transfer (Transfer and Payments | Online Transfers) is broken in Firefox? When you get to the "2. Review" page the "submit" button is unclickable. Works in Chrome. Tried all the basics (cookies, restart, etc.) and seems broken to me.
Well, Shopify is still a crappy service. They refuse to do business with merchants engaged in legal trade if they sell items Shopify doesn't like. Knives are out, so are facial skin masks, and you better put down that tube of whitening toothpaste. Of course, if you are a whale like Target, Shopify has no problem with those prohibited items.
Wow. Just I don’t even know what to say. I would definitely look the case history of IP related decisions by the Supreme Court.
Show HN: Mapmate – Make Friends Nearby
That's what "warm emails" are, marketing spam.
Send me an email at the address in my profile.
There is a new version of rsync in OpenBSD 6.5+ https://man.openbsd.org/openrsync with the normal OpenBSD license.
I'd be interested to have a deeper discussion with you about Makefiles, sometime.

We've actually migrated all our projects off Makefiles. Developers hate having to live within the constraints.
Social Capital
But maybe less fun because of the weight.
My favorite reference book on the topic is: https://www.amazon.com/Practicing-Stoic-Philosophical-Users-...
I still have the same question about Pijul/Anu that I had before:

Can somebody give me a real world situation in which Anu would work better than git?

The underlying model sounds like a big improvement, but I still can't map it to the benefit that I as a user would have.
Worth noting that Go Modules are still relatively new (Blog post from March, 2019 - https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules) so some people in this thread might not be aware of them. I find that dependency management works well enough now.
I click the restart button. It is annoying that it happens unexpectedly but not a big deal.
Troll successful!

I knew it was Stallman’s bitterness. I just didn’t know it was a copy/paste!
Isn't that just maximising points of failure? I completely agree with the idea of keeping the domain registration separate as an ultima ratio recovery option, maybe opt for a third party when shopping for a second site backup and obviously an independent provider for your status page (which is also where you could bootstrap emergency communications if need arises), but everything else would just be more downtime reasons.

Would this service still provide value if all the others were down? Would all the others still provide value of this was down? If both answers are yes, separate, if both are no, don't, if the answers differ go with the flow.
Nancy Sherman has written about how to balance Stoicism with modern life. In particular, with the idea of a stoic lack of emotion:

"But the very numbness that can be so adaptive to survival, can also erect walls that stand in the way of human attachment and trust. I am all for Stoic teachings of empowerment of agency. But we are, as Marcus Aurelius knew well, citizens of the universe, attached to each other, and deeply affected by the social worlds and practices and institutions of which we are a part. To forget our membership and responsibilities in the social world and how that affects our life chances is to forget who we are."[1]

I am by no means well-versed in Stoicism, just have found much of it useful personally. Sherman has done the best job I can find of speaking to striking a balance between stoic detachment but still maintaining the emotional connections that bond us as humans.

[1]https://dailystoic.com/nancy-sherman/
Its "hacked" by adding NVME bootrom module. You can also run Clover EFI from HDD/pendrive without modding bios https://www.win-raid.com/t2375f50-Guide-NVMe-boot-without-mo...
Thanks! will check it out.
Guest post opportunities for your startup
Is this a coincidence, that CBT is also an abbreviation for Cock & Balls Torture?
Personally I feel like if I want to try to make even a small impact on the world around me I'd have to make a profound impact on my own life. And I've never been prepared to do this. I could be wrong though.
Intel’s palpable desperation on display with Rocket Lake
We never know how it's going to end.
P.S. the profits will be donated to a charity organization
I’ve seen at least one other reviewer use “performance uplift” in their content too - perhaps there’s an agreement on terminology in place
TravisCI bought goodwill and marketing of their paid offering by offering free builds for open source products.

Effectively removing or severely restricting that benefit will essentially lose the goodwill and word of mouth marketing.

It's true that to criticise someone giving you something for free is being a "choosing beggar", but that's not really what's happening here. TravisCI has bought something with their free offering, so it's fair that they lose that when they revoke that offering.
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We're mostly on the same page. But I think you got the question wrong - they more likely would like to know how HN users try to live a life which is meaningful (to themselves). That's the kind of meaning which does exist!
No, the question is whether the power to run the heat pump is smaller than the additional power you'd gain by increasing the differential, which is always no.

You would always get more energy out of draining the whole 60 foot water tank directly to ground than you would by lifting the water to 61 feet and then draining it to ground.
I lived in SF for 8 years and never once drove a car.

I don’t even ride a bike, but most of my friends do.

Why do you think SF isn’t walkable/bikable?
These fake content farms are lucrative, it seems the demonetized items you're talking about are bad for advertisers. It's kind of like the stock market; you're not betting against what you believe, you're betting against what you think the general public will believe.
Wow, I am typically hesitant to adopt new tools into my flow. Often times they either don't solve my problem all that much better, or they try to do too much.

This looks perfect. Does one thing and does it well. I will be adopting this :-)
Rope Cut Rescue Game
Except when your early innovation threatens an incumbent who has party connections.

I imagine those scenarios don’t go well for the early innovators unless they themselves have a party sponsor that out ranks the incumbent.
I'm from the future. We sell kits now that convert electric cars to "classic gas burners" and they're all the rage.
Since it's release in the year 2008, rsync 3.0.0, the recursive algorithm used is now an incremental scan that uses much less memory than before and begins the transfer after the scanning of the first few directories have been completed.
Not very good. Time wasted
It is reason of concern, but the press really likes to blow things out of proportion.

Some better reasoned sanity here: https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/jo2muy/mink_and_co...
Thanks for the example. History manipulation is a nono. While I'm not a git/diff3 expert, could one say 'make patch K from commit triple K0,K1,K2', meaning 'all changes between commits K1 and K2, with respect to origin K0', then make independent PRs out of them? Maybe will be only 95% correct, but that's what tests are for.
They exist. I've seen a converted classic beetle in person up in Canada at a car show. I wish I still had the pics of it.
> If I am ambitious, why would I be an innovator in this system? Versus the person deciding who gets rich?

Why would the person deciding who gets rich let someone else become such person? I mean, it's not impossible, but is certainly very hard, risky and needs some unique skillsets.

Sometimes you don't have the choice, no matter how you are ambitious.
Note that it says it outperformed an "Core i9 MacBook Pro" not a "Core i9" so depends on throttling due to heat. It's quite easy to believe the A14X is more efficient and can win in those conditions.
Do you also not buy products from big companies? Because they also kill their own products or let them wither on the vine out of apathy.
Not entirely but I think it was the straw that broke the camel's back. Apparently our journey to the cloud will have to wait.
Pretty sure this is the article about it: :)

https://acoup.blog/2020/10/09/collections-iron-how-did-they-...
Surely you know that sites are chasing milliseconds as it has enormous influence on conversion rates?
Joy/Stoicism - isn't that an oxymoron?

Edit: instead of hitting the downvote perhaps someone could have done a little explanation, or pointed me in the right direction. The wiki page corrects my misapprehension, which is more than anyone else has done here, to wit

Ancient stoics are often misunderstood because the terms they used pertained to different concepts than today. The word "stoic" has since come to mean "unemotional"
Not to derail, but does anyone have a suggestion for the same, but for audiobooks?

My SO's Honda doesn't support playlists or bookmarks, and most of the apps we've tried either don't scale well for large libraries or are built for podcasts, so something simple and standalone with those features would make her happy.
This seems to be a variation of Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a rare disorder that's a favorite of medical TV dramas. I think I saw it on ER, St. Elsewhere and Chicago Hope.

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

If people will do it with their own children, doing it with a small animal isn't much of a stretch. I wouldn't be surprised if there are youtube examples of this with a human child victim.
Show HN: Anatomy of OpenSSH Key Revocation List (KRL) File
Mark Newman's team did this at least 8 years ago with cartograms, but the general public doesn't care.

Lots of free code is available.

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/2016/

https://newrepublic.com/article/115550/cartograms-are-import...
Ask HN: For Consumer startups – What's your user acquisition cost?
We recently launched our app Mapmate on iOS and Android, we're doing Facebook Mobile advertising and our user acquisition cost is only 15c per user, that's app download and signup. I'm interested to know what cost you guys are paying?
> Or maybe the Crusades are considered a touchy subject by someone at Youtube?

Or more plausibly and less conspiracy-esque, a company like YouTube will eventually come up with a formula like:

threshold=1.5
if hassle(topic) / threshold > revenue(topic):
ban(topic)

I.e. maybe they don't care at all about the subject, but dealing with reported videos, comments, the PR impact from flamewars about a contentious subject etc. just isn't worth it.

All for a topic that's hard to monetize, easier just to ban it and move on.
I wonder if there's some financial compensation involved - if yes and too many people applied, the lucky winners may be outsourcing to others (some of whom have been exposed).
And those humans that are 'Other'.
> I had to correct this visual mistake

It's not a mistake, the first map represents something and the second represents something entirely different.
Dang simple yet effective idea. Good job. Modern version of million dollar website I guess.
Everyone Is Lying About Texting and Driving
peertube is a software. not a website where people can join and make money. you have to supply your own server infrastructure, bring your own members, use your own monetization, earn your own money.
Rich Rebuilds is electrifying a blown up late model Mini - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykToLuUghhk&list=PLHgCeKJSmJ...
We build free online courses for human rights defenders, journalists and activists. The thing I would say first is that building for online courses is tricky and you have to approach it very differently to offline classroom teaching. Trying to shift directly from offline to online usually results in things not working well - as many are finding during Covid. In many ways building an online course, especially if you are using video, is more like being a producer than a pure teacher/trainer. Especially were you use video, people expect a high standard so that takes a lot of work and one thing you have to keep in mind is that it's very hard to change video once it's up there in many cases - so it can be harder to keep things updated.
Experimental doesn’t mean leaving everyone in the dark to go develop a complete replacement in secret with nary an update or heads-up.
Fortunately all of those examples don't involve abusing living creatures.
If a single party has been running that "top 10 most dangerous cities in the us" city for 30 to 50 years, perhaps try another party? Just a suggestion.
>GNU and BSD variants behave very differently making for a lot of bugs on scripts that need to work on both Linux and MacOS

Perl shines for this use case (assuming it is present in the machines you are working with). It is slower than grep/sed/awk for most cases, but it is more powerful and better portable across platforms.

>converting YAML to JSON on the command line

check out https://github.com/bronze1man/yaml2json