skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> first of all with k3s keeping a production cluster running is still pretty easy.

Fair enough. I'll admit I have no direct experience with K3s. There are, however, many K8s deployment systems out there which I would not consider 'production-ready' at all even though they're marketed that way.

> second you should always be ready to start from scratch, which is also pretty simple, because of terraform.

That may all be possible if your environment can be spawned using Terraform (e.g., cloud/VMWare environments and similar). If your deployment targets physical servers in enterprise datacenters where you don't even fully own the OS layer, Terraform won't bring much.

> a lot of people are scared of k8s but they did not even try. they prefer to maintain their scary ansible/puppet whatever script that works only half as good as k8s.

We've been deploying and running K8s as part of our on-premises storage product offering since 2018, so 'scared' and 'didn't try' seems not applicable to my experience. Yes, our solution (MetalK8s, it's open source, PTAL) uses a tech 'half as good' as K8s (SaltStack, not Ansible or Puppet) because you need something to deploy/lifecycle said cluster. Once the basic K8s cluster is up, we run as much as possible 'inside' K8s. But IMO K8s is only a partial replacement for technologies like SaltStack and Ansible, i.e., in environments where you can somehow 'get' a (managed) K8s cluster out of thin air.
> Transsexuality, non-binary etc. are facts

Yes, facts, but not choices.
To me it feels like someone was kind of bullshitting with their friends and maybe making themselves seem more knowledgeable and important than they really are. It's totally irresponsible to put it in print.
Does this language have a package management tool?
And what is the moral of the parable? My opinion? Hierarchies are bullshit. They are not based on merit.
He also pollutes the environment with all of his projects. Filling his swimming pool with plastic balls for views.
> She is just some self promoting woman

Highly doubtful.

She's sitting on a perch in Oxford. This is an establishment voice who is, no doubt, merely one voice in a (predicted) rising crescdendo of support for our "friends" at Central Banks (aka the Banksters) and their about to be unveiled (like it or not) Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

https://hbr.org/2018/11/what-if-banks-were-the-main-protecto...

Not "self" promoting. She is (ultimatly) promoting CBDC Digital Identity.
Batman: Arkham Knight

It was withdrawn from the PC platform.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman:_Arkham_Knight
>Please appreciate the stupidity of this entire ordeal.

I have had a conversation with you about this before and I still don't see what the issue here is. Best case, that seems it might be covered under the secondary processor exception, worse case, the FSF would not endorse it. Since you have the ability to reverse engineer this and fix the situation once and for all, why not do it? What is the real problem here? If you are trying to get Purism to pay you for this work, I would suggest contacting them about that privately.
I just have no idea why this trend got so popular because in my undergrad CS program, we all had to take a database fundamentals class. And once you actually understand how databases implement transactions, rollbacks, atomicity, etc. and when you use said SQL databases and see how fast the queries actually are, how in the world could anyone convince you that a non-ACID database with no defined schema is better?
Part of the reason white collar firms outsource is that benefits usually need to be uniform across all employees. If you are a white collar firm with generous benefit packages, it becomes comparatively expensive to hire blue collar workers yourself compared to outsourcing. Decent health insurance (~$20K/year) is more than the federal minimum wage ($14.5K/year). I'm not suggesting this is moral, but it is reality. At a factory, with many workers at similar pay levels, this won't be as much of an expense.

Unfortunately, a second reason you see outsourcing are job functions where many of the workers in a geographic area are undocumented. Companies can't hire undocumented workers directly, but will allow a middleman to do so on their behalf.
I’ll give you that the c++ exceptions had some issues if you agree that they should have removed the macro hackeries as soon as c++ exceptions was the norm. QT also had their own signal implementation with macro hacks way longer than necessary (maybe still do?)
The keyword in these charges is "information asymmetry." That's exactly what is going on here. Yet another crypto scam to benefit it's founders.
Yes in so many words.

She has told me about how her coworkers make fun of men behind their back when their wives are promoted to higher positions than them (e.g., things like "we know who's in charge of that relationship"); asks me questions like how would I afford to pay for my parent's cancer treatment if they were to get cancer; reminds me I will not be able to afford a house while her friends are buying houses; has expressed dissatisfaction for me preferring designer Uniqlo collections rather than actual designer clothing; and has given me a hard time about being in a low income field (not studying CS or engineering).

edited: I thought of more points to add.
Definitely was not the "final straw"
I just setup my rpi4 as a gigabit router with a USB Ethernet for the wan port. I can hit 980mbps and negligible latency. It’s got slightly more spread on small packet sizes compared to a 300$ gaming wifi router. Where it really sucks is VPN and cryptography since there is no hardware acceleration. It sits mostly idle just doing nat and ipv6 forwarding (and pihole)

I’m going to document it once i work out the kinks. Ipv6 was a real learning experience and had to workaround issues with lack of good native ipv6 support in the tooling and configuration.
Go ahead and load the hey login page.

The js bundle your browser downloaded right there is the entire bundle for the whole email app.

What size is it?
Really nice for educational purposes

https://blog.parsiq.net/ocean-protocol-data-streams-now-avai...

https://www.binance.com/en/blog/421499824684901149/UPDATE-$1...

Join to $PRQ community and ask.
Yes, it is called vpm

https://vpm.vlang.io/
It is verging on irresponsible journalism

No names. No contact information. No accountability.

This isn't journalism. It's a random blog that claims to put out a print edition three times a year.
The numbers are inflated by including "detained" journalists and by using a loose definition of journalist. The "detained journalists" include journalists caught in a group of protestors being "kettled" and were later released once the group of people were safely under control. It wasn't like the cops were targeting all the "detained journalists". It also seemed they included anyone calling themselves a journalist. I couldn't even find any sort of presence of some of them.
Yes! It's called vpm.

v install ui
Giving the benefit of the doubt, he sounds like an experienced senior guy so he's surely plugged in to internal communications, discussions, and rumors. And a lot of times in security there are opportunities to work with a large cross-section of teams.
I'm perfectly willing to believe this is a common thing in Indian culture, but sharing feelgood rags to riches stories involving seizing opportunities with smart capitalists is also a large part of the raison d'etre of HN...
> What are good reasons for not having this right by default?

Getting tired of such free use of the word “right”. [EDIT: see bottom of this post!]

I will assume you’re not from the US, or are using hyperbole when you use the term “right”. Here in the USA our rights are clearly defined in the Constitution & Bill of Rights and they have a special quality: Our military and politicians literally swear not to defend King or country, but the Constitution, which represents a set of rights no human is allowed to abridge.

Rights are things we send our sons and daughters to die for in war.

So maybe you mean something a bit less dramatic?

EDIT: After my bloviating I reversed my position based on something the parent posted regarding government subsidies. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25506982
Ahistorical.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enclosure
Seconded. I have 2 LG 27GN950-B's on my desk, and love the 27" 4K HDR @ 144Hz experience (at least on Catalina. Big Sur has completely broken DSC and will only do HDR @ 60, non-HDR @ 95).

I love them for my photo editing.
If I understand the GP's point correctly, the SEC would be helping to keep the weak and ill-informed around.
I’m not sure, you basically have to do the homework for consumer hardware: one issue you’ll run into is that consumer routers often depend on binary blobs and propriety drivers for WiFi functionality like MIMO. Netgear’s firmwares are based on OpenWRT, though, and nearly every netgear device I’ve owned has had some way to get shell access (my current device is a netgear Orbi (RBR40)). It has shell access and tcpdump is included in the base image.
Most probably weren't even arrested. Just "detained" while detaining the group of protestors they were amongst.
There's no such thing as market cap for a currency (after all, market caps are measured as a function of currency), but nobody knows what on earth a crypto unit is supposed to be, do or mean, so it gets weird little slices of each finance category.
Rough guess OP is making fun of himself with this now.
They charge $100 a year. It already is very costly (for us).
Then you'd have no way to differentiate between declaration and assignment, and have all the problems that brings. Hello, Python :)
A network card for 10Gpbs costs at least €100 per device here, whereas 1Gbps goes for less than €10. A switch with at least 4x 10Gbps ports costs over €300 (whereas 4x 1Gpbs costs about €20).

Using 2.5Gbps ports is more cost effective, with switches available at a third of the price of a 10Gbps version and network cards going for about half the price of a 10Gbps port.

A literal 10x price increase is not exactly what I'd call "viable for enthusiasts". With 802.11ax, WiFi has surpassed ethernet for all practical purposes for end users. You can't _rely_ on ax working at full speed, but if you try it and it works, it's a whole lot cheaper and easier than setting up wired internet.

It's sad, but this is only the case because network device vendors want to keep cashing in on "enterprise" hardware with ludicrous pricing. Prices have barely dropped over the last 4-5 years on many 10Gbps switches, probably because they're mostly used in data centres anyway.

I've run into annoyances with 1Gbps ethernet a few times, usually when transferring large files between PC and laptop or from my NAS. After 10 years of universal gigabit ethernet, I somehow felt like it shouldn't be faster to copy everything from my laptop to an external SSD and then copy it back to my desktop than sending the data over a short wire connected to both computers, but here we are.
It is a simple and solved problem, you run a dutch auction (Google did it).
> So 1) they have "a victim complex" and 2) you laugh at them? Hmm.

Having a "victim complex" does necessarily mean that they are actual victims. Also elements of the "right" have made a big deal mocking other's assertions of victimhood, so it's is amusingly ironic to see them take up the same attitude when it suits them.
This applies to every market cap? If every Apple stock holder would try to sell it today, the market cap would plummet.
There are a number of health issues that have been associated with spaying/neutering dogs including obesity, diabetes, cancer, cognitive impairment (Alzheimers type diseases) and joint problems like hip dysplasia, torn acls etc:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4096726/

http://www.naiaonline.org/pdfs/LongTermHealthEffectsofSpayNe...

Male dogs especially seem to suffer significant long term health effects from being neutered. A much more humane option would be performing vasectomies and leaving female dogs their ovaries.
An 'easy' way to deploy a cluster could be using kubeadm. Then you'll need a CNI like Calico to get Pod networking up-and-running. However, you'll want to install a bunch of other software on said cluster to monitor it, manage logs,...

Given you're running on physical infrastructure, MetalK8s [1] could be of interest (full disclosure: I'm one of the leads of said project, which is fully open-source and used as part of our commercial enterprise storage products)

[1] https://github.com/scality/metalk8s
I don't think there's a lot of value to micro-analysing Musks tweets whether they're true or false. As he says - the report as it's written doesn't make any sense anyway. (Also Tesla at 1/10th of it's current value is still astonishingly expesnive and probably more than it was worht this time last year)
A mummified Pleistocene gray wolf pup
It'll all be worth it when you post about your hard work on hacker forums and get a deluge of angry comments telling you how you could have gotten thrice the power in half the time for 1/5th the cost.
Ehh collecting items will never do it craft is what does it every item crafted will add a section to the save file detailing the items stats that doesn't go away when you sell or get rid of the item.
Signal: Cellebrite claimed to have cracked chat app's encryption
I think it's likely that the first life like our kind was only composed of genetic material.

RNA and DNA are prone to replicating themselves (with many errors and not efficiently) in a wide variety of situations. It's way more likely that evolution selected those molecules for efficiency than that some complex life appeared without some transferable data storage.
Whatever the root reason this is now conflict over control. Therefore you need to know your legal contractual options and obligations and his plus whatever poison pills or repercussions for out of contract behavior. Who owns the IP is key. What is that? No need to necessarily write here but to bolster your resolve. Now if the contract allows bad actors without downside risk ... There are no good answers except experience. Watch out for attrition by tying you up on legal fees. But then call BS on him not having buyout proceeds. Finally, maybe you need to press him and not let him set the context. Saying no is but one play his side. You can put him in a box too All this assumes an adversarial process. Good luck to you.
Is moving to Switzerland or Dublin an option? Or do what I did and find a remote job with a US company and endure the timezones.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: A photographic year in review
Lol, unless this person was ridiculously well informed on V, that was basically the only option I saw :)
Do you know if we can send e-mails from an Ethereum smart contract with Parsiq?
It feels like the copyright battle can no longer be limited to single countries.

Can somebody comment on current active international cooperation efforts of the EFF with similar organizations of other countries? It is something I am pretty uninformed about. There is a page on EU EFF news but that does not quite answer it for me.

I have been donating towards EFF for a few years now, I think it is time I increase the amount.
I don’t think we need to ban advertising, which seems to carry pernicious risks to freedom of expression. All we need to do is take away their access to personal information. That will strip advertising of the vast majority of its value and should largely have the same effect.

The important thing is to encourage mutual engagement and trust between sites and their users. Sites don’t currently need to do this because personal information stripping by the advertisers substitutes for it very well. Take that away and the relationship between authors and audience get pushed to the front, where they should be.
They mean JavaScript that you write.
Yeah, I think the issue is that most traditional manufacturers have leaned hard into integrating components made by a variety of manufacturers. Tesla (and Apple) differ because they are mostly into vertical integration: so, they can design all the parts for the “system as a whole” rather than having to work around the limitations of particular off-the-shelf solutions.
Because the self interest is to have cheap food. No majority would vote to have high menu prices.
I just went off on you on your use of of the term “rights” but when you bring up the government subsidies of movies here in the States—-I agree completely. In fact, as far as I’m concerned any government subsidy at all should render the entire production public domain. I’m not being facetious.

Thank you for pointing this stuff out.
I'm 100% sure dogs have no concept of sexual orientation as we know it. It was probably a joke.
And Diem is/will be a stablecoin backed by USD (I think?)
Emergent University, a Space for Casual Education
Russian scientist hopes to slow the Arctic thawing
Slow play to your cliff. Then offer to accept your current vested equity, and let them negotiate you down a small discount on that. Like you will own 10% of the company, be OK with going down to 8% or whatever.
Bingo! Now you know it’s BS. This really sucks. It’s not a good place to be. The fact that they won’t take a buyout from you means they are pulling a fast one and someone probably said “You know, it would look better if it was just you” somewhere down the road.

Don’t sell, don’t give, don’t walk away. Stand firm. This was a binding agreement they can’t get out of. You have all the power here. You know you have something. They have established a lower bounds on its value. It’s way more than 40% of 400k.

Best of all. Don’t let your customers know it’s founders are going through this. It’s obvious, but make sure you keep your cool and composure. It will pay off in the long run.
No, that ship has currently sailed. It may come back again. (Or maybe I'm just a crazy optimist.)
Correct, it costs somewhere in the range of $5,000 to revoke your citizenship.
Let's not kid ourselves - HN is Valleywag with a lower kill count
Thank you! It's been a long few weeks with work and I just needed the explanation re framed.

Effective marketer - got it.
A vaccine generally doesn’t just prevent symptoms, but prevents the infection. Of course, if the disease were like, on their hands because they were touching stuff, and then they put those hands in someone else’s mouth, they that could be a means by which the someone else could be infected, just like if it were on some inanimate object rather than someone’s hands,
But, a vaccine that works, should at the least reduce how much the disease is able to use a person’s body to reproduce. So, it should at the least reduce the time during which, and the extent to which, a person would be infectious.
Right?
I don’t see how it could be otherwise while still being a functional vaccine.
pit bulls are dangerous dogs, unlike most other breeds.

source:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pitbull+attack

Edit:

https://www.dogsbite.org/dog-bite-statistics-fatalities-2019...

69% of fatalities due to dog bites were caused by the same breed.
Actually, it's common knowledge in commercial real estate circles that the USPS is trying to unload prime downtown properties.

Chicago's Old Main Post Office (so massive that it has an interstate highway running through it and 18 train tracks under it) was recently redeveloped for a bunch of tech companies.
I think that’s a very apt comparison. It’s good too, since it means we’ll eventually get to quite a nice place.
Where do you draw the line between artist making money and for-profit corporation? Does a person have the right to limit the distribution of their own work?
From my own experiences, the new assassin's creed game, Valhalla, was much buggier when it came out - hundreds of game breaking quest bugs and things as basic as saved games not working and people losing over 30 hours of progress. Cyberpunk is much better quality than that.
I used to have 2 male dogs that would go to town on each other, so dogs definitely can be homosexual, but it's probably just pansexuality more than homosexuality.
Serialising complex objects in JavaScript – an introduction to tanagra.js
It's hard to conclusively draw a connection between "displays homosexual behavior" and "is homosexual" in animals, but homosexual behavior has indeed been observed in dogs (as well as lots of other species).

Interestingly, among giraffes, male-male sex is actually much more common than male-female sex, some studies found that up to 90% of giraffe sex was male-male. (One bit on Wikipedia says giraffes are occasionally described as "especially gay", which I found amusing)
hi indymike, what extension in chrome was causing the ad fraud?
Wasn’t there a thing where the police arrested press on national tv, with badges and everything? Didn’t a photographer for the news have their eye shot out by police?

Who can trust any claims that they aren’t targeting journalists to arrest given this?
I can sit quietly in a room just fine. My problems start when I start talking with other people - I then realize how many of them are idiots and assholes.
> Two new Web browsing alternatives widen the field of browser choices for Linux users. The recent introduction of Microsoft Edge for Linux, and the Dec. 8 release of Vivaldi version 3.5 offer the freedom to experience a Google-free vehicle to navigate the Internet.

Sorry, but that the "Google-free" claim is just BS. Both browsers now run on the Google Chromium engine, and no matter how much lipstick you can put on a pig, it's still a pig. The only few independent browsers right now are Safari (Webkit) and Mozilla Firefox (Gecko), both of which are struggling in market share because everyone in their mother is creating their own Google rebranded browsers. There's also Goanna / UXP which is forked from Gecko Pre-Servo, but in the grand scheme of things there are very few Google-free vehicles left to navigate the Internet.
> I'm the technical co-founder of a pre-revenue startup. We were 51/49% to them and took a small round of pre-seed funding (~$100k) so our cap table is approx 40% for me and co-founder, 10% option pool and 10% investor. We have very standard shareholder agreements for 4yr reverse vesting with 1yr cliff.

Note the “reverse vesting” bit, this caught me out too. This is not the standard employee “you have zero until your 1yr cliff” deal, it’s the opposite in some sense, the founders own their shares unless they leave, in which case they are clawed back, and the clawed back amount goes by the 4yr period.

In this case if the investor has voting rights, neither founder has a controlling share, and the investor is the tiebreaker. So OP can fire the other founder with the investor’s vote.
I’m thinking this is what you are referring to? Just for others I think PEAC refers to “Prolonged expiratory apnoea with cyanosis”

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314160379_Prolonged...
If you go read the source for the numbers, journalists "detained" in a group of protestors being detained were included in the count. You can easily rack up large numbers that way. The journalists caught up in these were allowed to leave after they had the group under controlled.
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Yeah, that's my experience too. The shelters are full of less popular breeds and mutts. Also a ton of dogs with health problems. Usually they are neglected and have been abused constantly making them much harder to adopt.

I would estimate that at least half of the people who own dogs really should not. All of the aggressive, anxious, barking, fighting, and crying dogs I walk past just drives me nuts.