skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your link specifically calls out New York City. I could not find anything related to concealed carry permits and bribery for Texas. This indicates a poor implementation of law/regulation.
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> companies like Facebook becoming political entities in their own right

The worst thing that can happen is having Zuck run for president and win. A pesident with a propaganda tool of his own.

In Ukraine they already have a reality TV actor who played a president as the president. Turns out that he's no worse than any other 'real' politician. Guess it's the Ukrainian way of trolling the vote.
This is just how you write code like this. When you have OS/processor guarantees that “going a little over” the length is OK and lets you vectorize, then it’s a good idea to do it.
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> feel like I'm waaay behind the tech curve with my use of such an old stack, and am somewhat scared to admit it.

If it pays your bills and gives you the work life balance you want, why do you care?

Running on the perpetual treadmill of cutting edge tech (especially with JS and containers where everything new is old every other month) is nothing to strive for. I know plenty of engineers who are very up to date on the latest trends but have no personal lives or families and are basically married to their job. I don’t envy them, I envy you.
> The same way you know which C is "middle C".

No, because you just dismissed the traditional map for keyboardists.
What other features would you want in that?
Green light therapy?
MyNOR: Single board computer that uses a single NOR gate as its ALU
Does Nagle's algorithm actually make sense on the modern web?

I've always seen it as an artefact from a bygone era that is more likely to cause performance issues than solve them today.

But that's just my intuition and it may be dead wrong.
True. I also don't have a need to jailbreak anymore.
I have found that Facebook videos always has had much better video recommendations.
Why are you only including the body of the loop and not the iteration statement? Like I said, cppreference seems to include the iteration statement as part of the iteration.
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recycling my comment from Mozilla DoH story:

Wanted: Firewall blocking all traffic directed at IP addresses not obtained from OS DNS resolver.

aka dynamic application level FQDN Egress Filtering. Mayor Cloud providers (aws, azure) and bigger firewalls (fortinet, cisco, paloalto) already offer ~half of what I want.

I want a little deamon that listens for DNS queries/replies and modifies firewall rules accordingly.
He said he started using git because it was helpful for Ghost, and he was planning to hire another developer.

He didn't need git otherwise.
With machine learning, the model isn't even a set of explicitly selected factor whose parameters are then derived from data, but hidden factors (and interactions) within the neural net. The engineers who construct the models don't even knnoe how they achieve their ressults, only that they do.

Upside? Plausible deniability! An NN AI that happens to score based on age, gender, gender preference, religion, disability status, and ethnicity, but buried among other factors and not explicitly exposed? Perfectly fine! (At least until you can hire stats PhDs to prove statistically significant bias.)

Bad news? The engineers have no idea why (or when) the model gives bad results. It's answers without insight.
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I am well-aware of that and already using, but I don't want to do that - I want to export a reference to it, not a copy of it.
They host (mostly) legit bulk email. So if you subscribe to a newsletter or get announcements about sales from a web page via email, it's likely MailChimp
Fight how exactly? Discord owns the network and API; they don't have to allow anyone else.
I would let anyone defend themselves with lethal force, but not extend that right to their property, whether yours or Apple’s.
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You would be amazed how dangerous smoke is for human health. Even today burning coal is estimated to kill a few million people per year.
> The current Nagle algorithm is very important in protecting the health of the internet; the proposed modification [hopefully] provides the same level of protection.

Why would golang then turn off Nagling by default? https://golang.org/pkg/net/#TCPConn.SetNoDelay
I use it for developing inside docker containers.
We have a dockerized Apache Airflow setup for which I am adding plugins.
Remote VSCode allows to work inside one of the containers spun up by docker-compose, so I do not have to simulate the environment the final system is running in.
Think of it as python venv on steroids.

Another use case is remote ssh where I can work on a headless system with a graphical editor.
I use it e.g. to work in a minimal Linux VM from my Windows desktop.

The remote docker plugin is a little fiddly to setup, but once running works pretty good.
A lot of small games are done by indies who pretty much only does it out of pure passion(am one can confirm) but with just how laborious gamedev is, indies can only really do small but polished games.

I'm working on a small game right now (probably 3 or 4 hours in length) and the amount of work to do to get it to an acceptable state for release is gigantic. And that's after some serious downsizing in content.
It was a string array first. ISO came long after the Gregorian calendar. And the months came from the Julian calendar.

If we go all the way back, one could say it was a mixed array of string and integer. September (7), October (8), November (9), and December (10) are linguistically ordinal names... but they’re all off by two since the deprecation of the Roman calendar.
Most of us don't so much hate ads so much as the super creepy tracking, fingerprinting, etc which inevitably seems to follow internet advertising.
Do you have a blog or can you share any technical details about the development? E.g. did you use something like React Native?
Anyone can hear phase discontinuities because any phase discontinuity is just a burst of high frequency content.

But typical reflections off of surfaces are largely linear as far as I know, and any linear operation will not introduce any power spectrum changes that are phase dependent. As far as I know, the the ear canal can be largely modeled as a linear system (to within the thresholds of hearability).

The only way to hear phase is to introduce a nonlinearity. That then generates harmonics (or sometimes even lower frequencies), and their power spectrum depends on the specific phase relationships of the incoming signal.

A physical example of a nonlinearity would be a vibrating surface that hits another surface at a certain excursion. Depending on the relative phases of the excitation signal, you can have different peak excursion, and therefore clearly get a different result if one phase set makes it reach the other surface and another one doesn't.
This should be a "Show HN", then.
not scrolling for me either. The irony of a simple website breaking
As a user of both Nix and Guix, Guix really needs to do a thousand papercuts campaign because there's so much low-hanging fruit here.

The Nix shell script installer is a one-time that you can rerun without it reinstalling Nix (it will just skip if it detects an already existent Nix). Guix reinstalls (and take forever doing it). The Nix installer is much faster. You also need to make sure you import keys when installing Guix because security.

Doing any package related thing will tell you about a failure to install locale. This is straight out of the box Guix if you've installed it on, say, Ubuntu. This is not a good out of the box experience. It blows. If you Google this error you are told to install glibc-utf 8-locales but on my Ubuntu base system this doesn't actually solve the error.

If you the user can clamber over these two landmines well it's an awesome Emacs package repository. This is actually where Guix wins over its cousin and as an ardent Emacs user its fantastic to have all the most esoteric packages and weird builds of Emacs like emacs-pgtk-native-comp I source from a Guix user channel and install declaratively from a manifest.scm file.

Guix should lean into this one major strength and put out an Emacs-centered heavily opinionated installer image that uses EXWM for its window manager.
You still have to update the packages or distro your image is based on. It’s not as maintenance free as heroku or google app engine.
What you're describing is called "DANE" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS-based_Authentication_of_Na...
Having also spent some time in all 3 of those countries, I agree with your take. It's very well-elucidated.
> do you think that GNU will just fold when he’s no longer with us?

Either fold, have new leadership, or become a formal declaration of endorsing some values (not really a project). Maybe it will eventually center around one subproject and become mostly associated with it (Guix as THE GNU OS).

The problem is that the Guix maintainers want to remove Stallman from his own project while he is alive and active, and they pursue their intention with methods that are unethical, disrespectful and destructive to the community.

> Even RMS never suggested they leave the GNU Project (to my knowledge) <...> what makes you think it’s a good idea?

I don't really want Guix to leave GNU, I'm questioning the motivation of the maintainers.
I force all outgoing traffic to 53 not Pi-Hole IPs (I run redundant) to go to a Pi-Hole instead. Initially I did tgat for Chromecast. However, I doubt Chromecast still cares. Why do you think Google push Do{H,T}?
All Chrome based browsers have 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 hardcoded under the guise of "helping resolve navigation errors", except its not helping anyone but Google in gathering statistics. Domains like hls.ttvnw.net (no A record) receive perfectly valid DNS reply (NOERROR, response code 0, DNS Query completed successfully) but trigger this feature and call hardcoded Google DNS resolver. Even domains that dont exist at all and browser receives valid response (NXDOMAIN, response code 3, Domain name does not exist) trigger to snitch on the user to hardcoded Google DNS resolver. No errors, google called.
I thought that specific implementations had issues in the past but that the concept of a TPM in general was fine?

The Intel ME and AMD PSP, on the other hand, are proper nightmares. For that matter, so is any other "security co-processor" that operates as an unauditable black box below ring 0 (presumably this applies to both Apple's and Google's solutions).
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But where in the Discord ‘ToS’ does it say that?
They start the comment saying its targeted at one man SaaS. Even e-commerce, there are many who will not drop 50k on development and just start with shopify.
Oh, did I read "blocklists"?
Does this mean no more mining and waste of electricity ?
This is somewhat common in branchless parsers. You need a few more bytes at the end of the sequence in order to allow efficient reads to take place.

This isn't uncommon, and is why it's pretty important that performance-critical software also RTFM.
"if one thinks of functions as fuzzy versions of points"

Can anyone elaborate on this?
I disagree. It's useful for triangulation.
Probably more immigrants in the Asian subgroup that brings good eating habits and if they could move there it probably means wealth.
Have been quite a few studies showing that if you move to any country, you get quite a lot of positive effects comparing to staying as you select for a driven personality.
Someone from the haskell community summarized it like this [0]:

> You thought Yesod was Rails? Nope. Yesod is a highly modular library for developing web applications with a few opinions and some scaffolds.
> IHP is Rails - all the components are glued together in a way that makes modularity difficult.

The main difference is that IHP is very opinionated and cares a lot about giving a great developer experience. Where Yesod gives you 5 options to do things, IHP has one way to do it. This especially applies to the infrastructure: IHP takes care of installing the compiler, libraries and also provides a built-in dev server that automatically reloads your code.

Our standardized setup allows for a super quick way to get started building real things.

Another important thing is documentation. IHP has best-in-class documentation[1] with lot's of code examples.
Compare it yourself:

Yesod: https://www.yesodweb.com/page/quickstart
IHP: https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/Guide/installation.html

[0]: https://twitter.com/mattoflambda/status/1275469470559907840
[1]: https://twitter.com/smdiehl/status/1276049218654912514
When California Proposition 47 passed in 2014 it reclassified many auto burglaries from felonies to misdemeanors. So DAs in many counties stopped prosecuting those.
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Np, someone pointed this out to me at work a few months back, it's interesting how words we use often have such unexpected origins.
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What a weird piece. The heart of the argument seems to be that if one is to be a Marxist that one must be 1) poor, and 2) chaste and to be otherwise is hypocritical. Just state the point and be done with it.
It's not just in C, by the way. It's the same in the Java Date class [0]

[0] https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/Date.htm...
I also have an Intel 660P, works fine with NixOS. It shows up as /dev/nvme0n1 .
We got into a point where the work worth less than the meeting. The client loves talking and as long as he feels listened, everything is ok, we got the freedom, he gets the audience. I am planning to quit as it gets nowhere.
Yes, you can’t accept and donate.
About as biased as a source you can find, considering this is from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute [1], a right-wing pressure group designed to spread propaganda in college campuses.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intercollegiate_Studies_Instit...
2014 https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140511/06390427191/micha...

Michael Hayden: "We Kill People Based on Metadata"
You like children's notation and theory. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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>> If someone challenges a status quo that you like ("makes something political" in your parlance), then actually defend that status quo. Don't gripe about how those quarrelsome people ruined your nice "apolitical day."

> Incidentally, that right there is a good illustration of how being apolitical is different from supporting the status quo.

> Going to a protest to defend the status quo from change is defending the status quo. Not having an opinion about some particular detail of how society operates is being apolitical.

Not really. You're trying to restrict "doing politics" to certain overt political rituals ("going to a protest"), which I think is false restriction.

However, you missed my point in your incomplete quote: the act of griping that things should be kept "apolitical" is itself a kind of protest for the status quo, just a disguised one.

Now you might have a point that someone's ignorance of an issue could make them in some sense "apolitical" in relation to it. However, once the issue has been articulated to them in a way they understand, they're no longer ignorant and have taken some position, even if that's tacit approval of the status quo.
I think part of it is the conservative (website states its ideological position) viewpoint that communism's goal is to put everyone in a state of shared suffering, whereas Engels likely wanted a world where everyone could share in his pleasures.
I'm pretty sure I've been having the same few (dozen or so) pictures in a loop. Maybe the differences are too subtle to notice to the non-professional eye. Also I feel the resolution is a bit too low to really tell, the scars are barely visible in the images, not sure if that would also be the case in real life.
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My diffeq professor explained it as the fifth form of arithmetic (first four being addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). This fifth form is unique because you sweep two functions relative to time and each other. To be honest, I still don't fully grasp the concept and I just use it as a mathematical tool. I need a 3blue1brown video to explain this to me so I can have an "aha!" moment like I had in his linear algebra videos.
Oh thanks for taking the time to answer. Now I want to look into this even more.
>>right-wing pressure group

That's an odd way to describe human rights advocacy. Almost as disingenuous as describing a person who freely accepts a wage in exchange for providing a service as a "wage slave", or like Engels, decries private property while amassing a fortune in it.
I enjoy being able to criticize my government.
Please move to China if you love communism.
Thank you.
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Hi, sorry about that. I agree
That was an interesting and mind-numbingingly depressing read at the same time
It's not communism's goal, but it is the end result.
Usually, no.

Monitoring and alerting will tell you of a problem, but that doesn't fix anything by itself. You either need to ask your ISP to "do something about it but don't blackhole my server(s)", or DIY.
Driver issues are generally down (AFAIK) to proprietary hardware being shrouded in secrecy. Being forced to reverse engineer a particular component because the manufacturer won't share the spec sheet is a significant drain on the already comparatively limited resources of FOSS software development.
I live in a developing country with a ton of bribery that is way, way down the Transparency International rankings.

Your ideas come across as pretty naive and out of touch with how bribery works in the real world. Which is okay, not everyone is an expert on everything. But your comment would come across a lot better if you had used some tentative language instead of definitive language on a topic it is clear you don't know much about in the real world.

Bribes are rarely solicited in the real world, so that's the first place you theory falls down. I've only rarely had someone say something that could even vaguely be construed as soliciting a bribe. They aren't dumb, after all. Instead what usually happens is you get a run-around for unspecified reasons until you offer the bribe. You submit the paperwork and they tell you it is filled in incorrectly but don't tell you what part is wrong or how to fill it in correctly. The nurse only checks on you once a day until you give her an envelope of cash. The accountants auditing your books ask for receipts of every single everything until take them to dinner and offer them a present for all the hard work they've done so far. The fire department finds all kinds of ways to not certify your new office for occupancy until you give them some "coffee money".

The second problem with you theory of bribery is the offering bribes changes the structure of compensation dramatically. The expectation of receiving bribes becomes part of the expected total compensation for a position. But this gray money -- the delta between official compensation and bribes -- becomes a revenue stream that everyone above you on the hierarchy can and will tap into.

In practice this means you have to pay a huge bribe to get any job. Where I live, to get a job as a police officer, or a nurse, or a flight attendant, you have to pay a bribe to whoever is hiring. Not a small bribe. Like a year of salary. Which means either you come from a family rich enough to have that kind of money laying around or borrow money from a money-lender.

How do you get the money to pay back the money-lender? By taking bribes, of course.

Your boss knows approximately how much you're making in bribes each month and will expect you to pass it along every month. After all, he borrowed a ton of money to pay a bribe to get his promotion and needs to pay off that debt.

And if you're complaining about >10% of the total project cost going to bureaucratic processes, your idea would result in 30% or more of the total project cost going to bribery. Since that's exactly what happens here.
That’s an odd way to describe... oh never mind.
February 2022 feels like never!
I tried this two times, but couldn't get it to work. I ended up going the Shelly switch route with Tasmota and much prefer the solution.
Eh. I get it. The nazis put my family through hell. Playing as them would make me feel shitty too.
From what I have seen, all over the world.

You're probably implying that most HN users live in CA, OR, and WA where tipping wages are not legal.

Hopefully you're not referring to the NYC area. NYC tipping wage is $5/hr less than minimum. NY state is almost $4/hr under. NJ and MA are more than $7/hr under. DE and RI are more than $6/hr under. MD is more than $5/hr under. PA is more than $4/hr under. CT isn't too bad, though, at within $2/hr under.

Somehow I doubt you're implying most HN users live in HI, IA, or ND - the only other states with legal tipping wages within $3/hr of minimum. I also doubt you're implying most HN users live in AK, MN, MT, or NV - the only other states without legal tipping wages.

Not that it matters. Even if the overwhelming majority of HN users lived in a west coast state (maybe it used to be that way, but I'm skeptical of that now), most HN users also probably don't work as restaurant staff. A bad thing isn't less bad just because it doesn't directly affect you.

Do you have an actual point to make against anything I've said?
I used this method on an art history exam during my Freshman year of college (>10 years ago). We had to memorize an absurd amount of details pertaining to different works of art.

I still remember all of it. Strangely, not only do I remember the information, but also how I visualized it within the space - like, they way that I “wrote” it.
That wasn’t the one I was thinking of, sadly. The graphics were even worse.
Discord bots, on multiple occassions, have DM'd me child pornography with invite links to related servers. I have no idea how these bots have found me or why they are allowed to message me, and so far any attempt to make Discord answer me about them has failed.

This earned yet another twitter DM to them telling them they fucked up. They benefit directly from the open source community so this is a huge "fuck you" to everyone involved.

Slimey, shitty tactics. I was previously going to run a company through them but now I'm going to evaluate other options.
I use plain PHP for backend and HTML for the front-end (plus javascript and libraries from the awesome open source communities). It's just fast enough to ship. And personally, I find it very easy to scale if needed. Don't worry, debugging is not that hard as long as you don't complicate your code.
Communism is an abstraction, which "works" only for abstract Socratic and Platonic ideal societies.

In 2020 it should be understood that abstractions (and models) are fundamentally different from what we call real world.
I get the same behavior, only I've never thumbs-upped anything.
Wow. When I came back to HN after watching the entire loop, my browser was totally throbbing like a waning acid trip.
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